Giants Angels swept as PCL teams drop seven runs
United Press International reports a seven run theme as Phoenix and Salt Lake lost to rivals scoring seven in a night of Pacific Coast League action. Jerry Crider pitched six for Hawaii, Tucson beat Salt Lake 7-6 with Chuck Hartenstein saving in relief. Spokane routed Eugene 13-0 as Jerry Stevenson, Ron Cey, and Tom Hutton led with multi hit games.
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Hawaii
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Chuck Hartenstein
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Jerry Stevenson
Ron Cey
Tom Hutton
Edge Tucson 2-1 Millsop shines for Legion Suns
Arcadia High oriented American Legion team Suns beat Tucson Gas 2-1 in 11 innings at Mesa Rendezvous Park to advance in the state Legion title chase. Millsop pitched all 11, allowed three hits, struck out 12, and drove in the winning run with a first out single and steal.
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Beuerlein
Parker powers Dodgers in 65 win over Cardinals
Richie Allen benched by Walt Alston for Wes Parker who ripped four hits, including a tie breaking run, as Los Angeles defeated St Louis 6 5. Willie Davis added four hits and the Dodgers moved to 4 1/2 games behind San Francisco.
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Satchel Paige Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
Satchel Paige becomes a Hall of Fame inductee in Cooperstown. The 65-year-old and other legends Dave Bancroft Jake Beckley Chick Hafey Harry Hooper Joe Kelley Rube Marquard George Weiss attend the ceremony as aging or ill figures. Paige credits Bill Veeck with signing him to his first major league contract in Cleveland in 1948.
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Petty set to top $200000 in Yankee 400 winnings
Richard Petty, the Randleman driver, could push his season earnings over 200000 if he wins the Yankee 400 at Michigan International Speedway this Sunday. He already owns a NASCAR career record and has $191855 this year, per NASCAR figures released Monday.
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Pan Am boxing and swimming highlights lift U S at Pan Am Games
The United States collected key golds in boxing and swimming at the Pan American Games. Duane Bobick clinched the heavyweight boxing title by KO over Joaquin Rocha, while a U S quartet set a world record in the 800-meter freestyle relay with 7 45 8, aided by Heidenreich McConica Genter and Heckl.
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Tarkenton awaiting acceptable contract stalls Giants
Giants president Wellington Mara says Fran Tarkenton retired after the team refused a six figure loan, while Tarkenton from Atlanta says he will not play without a contract. The Giants fall 35-6 to the Oilers as Dick Shiner struggles and Houston's Charley Johnson shines.
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Trevino Operation Shifts Focus After Acute Appendicitis
Lee Trevino underwent emergency appendectomy in Truth or Consequences New Mexico after pains emerged while en route from Elephant Butte reservoir. Doctors Don Stoops and Leonard Becker reported a smooth recovery with Trevino in good condition at 1 55 a.m. No complications. He had been camping and fishing near Elephant Butte and visited junior golfers in Socorro before the sudden ailment.
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Deacon Jones Returns to Rams Camp After Injury
Defensive tackle David Deacon Jones, 275 pounds and an All-Pro, sustained a slight concussion in Friday’s charity game against the Cowboys. Rams spokesman said Jones is in good condition and will return to practice Monday.
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