Dodgers Extend Lead With 5-3 Win Over Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 5-3 to stretch their NL pennant lead to 2 1/2 games as Don Drysdale earns his 10th win. Key early offense produced all runs in the first inning including Schofield and Fairly scoring, while Pittsburgh starter Vern Law exits after five innings. Pirates homer threats by Clemente and Stargell late are quelled by Dodgers reliever Phil Regan.
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Casper and three rivals share Portland lead in Open golf
UPI reports four players including leader Bill Casper tied for the first round of the Portland Open as heavy air and damp conditions slowed play at Columbia Edgewater. Casper fired 67 with four birdies and a stretch of momentum into a one stroke lead over Bill Martindale Peter Brown and Bob Goalby while Dave Hill Bert Yancey Laurie Hammer and John Schlee were in a larger group at 68. Nicklaus trailed by five after a 72 as rain continued to dampen the course Chicago and San Francisco baseball results also noted.
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Giants Rally Past Mets as Mays Drives in Two
Third place San Francisco hammered New York with a 14 hit attack. Tito Fuentes blasted two homers driving in three runs, Jim Ray Hart added two RBIs, Willie Mays added two, and Bob Bolin pitched a nine hitter to beat the Mets.
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Orioles rookie Phoebus tosses four hitter in 2-0 win
Tom Phoebus, 24, debuting in his native Baltimore, pitched a four-hitter for a 2-0 Orioles win over the Angels in the opener of a doubleheader. He struck out eight, walked two, and allowed only two to reach second base as Brooks Robinson and Curt Blefary homered. The nightcap ended 4-3 as Charley Lau drove in the winning run in the ninth.
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