Carew Keeps Hitting .388 in Twins Yankees Win
Rod Carew again starred for Minnesota, going 3-for-5 with a homer and a triple in a 6-1 win over New York. Manager Gene Mauch praised Carew's ability, noting he remains extraordinary while Carew joked about being too old to hit .400.
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Clines Delivers as Cubs Sweep Giants in Chicago
Chicago’s Gene Clines sparked a 6-5 Cubs win over San Francisco, making a key eighth inning catch and later a run scoring hit after a botched bunt sign. Manny Trillo and George Mittenwald drove in two apiece as Chicago completes a four-game series sweep and a 6-1 home stand.
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Geiberger Sets 59 Rounds to Claim Memphis Golf Classic
Al Geiberger becomes the first to win a PGA event with a 15 under total after a 59 in round two at Colonial CC. He finishes 72 holes at 273, three strokes ahead of Gary Player and Jerry McGee earning $40 000 amid a scorcher.
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Barber Shop Operator Moves Uptown
Frank Swepston, former operator of Vance Drive Barber Shop, has moved uptown to the corner of Heber and Neville Streets, across from Murphy's.
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Saturday Sports Transcripts Highlight Top NFL and MLB Signings
Minnesota signs quarterback Tom Kramer of Rice, their No 1 draft choice, to a three year contract. St Louis announces agreement with catcher Terry Kennedy, their No 1 draft choice.
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Kate Boone Retirement Home Announces New Ownership
A retirement facility at 113 Seumeter is under new ownership and accepting admission applications for elderly residents needing supervision and assistance. The Wyoming Nursing Home Licensing Board approves the lease and operation. staff guided by a licensed administrator. For more information call 469.
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