Boros and Zarley share Buick Open lead in rain soaked round
Julius Boros and Kermit Zarley fired two under par 70s to reach 214 after three rounds at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan. Weather halted play nearly four hours as violent storms drenched the course with hail and high winds.
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Cleveland
Bruce Crampton
Bahama Island
Twins crush Baltimore 8 1 in Ermer era debut
Tony Oliva drove in six runs with a homer and a double, Rich Rollins hit two first-time homers, and Jim Kaat earned his 100th career win as the Minnesota Twins routed Baltimore 8-1 in Cal Ermer’s first victory as manager after a day night doubleheader split.
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Ryun Wins USTFF Mile In New Mexico Meet
Jim Ryun claimed the mile title at the USTFF Championships in Albuquerque with a final lap kick to finish in 4 09.3, second win of the meet after an 880 victory. New Mexico Track Club’s Art Baxter won the triple jump, Ed Caruthers set a high jump record, and Dorothy Myles led the women’s 100 in a meet record 10.7.
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Maris Leads Cardinals to 5-2 Marathon Victory
In St Louis, Roger Maris belted a three run homer in the 11th inning to lift the Cardinals past the Dodgers 5-2. Tim McCarver started the 11th with a double. Cal Mixvill bunting miscue followed by Bobby Tolan single set the stage for Maris third homer. Curt Flood drew a walk to spark the rally that ended Jim Brewer's start.
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Bass Named Denver ABA Coach Possible Pick
An informed source says Bob Bass of Oklahoma Baptist will be named head coach of Denver's new ABA team. Rumors had LIU's Jack Hartman offered the job. Hartman spoke at a Louisiana coaching clinic and declined comment. Bass, OBU head coach 15 years, led NAIA finals in two of the last three seasons. announcement expected at the league meeting Wednesday.
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Mele Fired as Twins Manager New Leader Cal Elmer Takes Over
Cal Elmer, veteran minor league skipper, appointed to manage the Minnesota Twins after Calvin Griffith dismissed Sam Mele. Mele, 1965 AL Manager of the Year, takes no rest of season plan. Elmer, 43, brings 15th season of managing, called up from Denver PCL farm system.
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U.S. Fans Back Soviet in World Amateur Basketball
In Montevideo, the United States backs the Soviet Union to beat Yugoslavia in the opening game of a closing doubleheader. A Soviet win gives the U.S. the title by defeating Brazil. a Yugoslav triumph would seal the championship. The US, Yugoslavia, and the Soviets each hold four wins and one defeat.
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Senators Top Red Sox in 7-3 Win as Howard Homers Twice
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-3 in 95-degree heat. Frank Howard hit his 13th and 14th home runs driving in three runs. Camilo Pascual and Dave Baldwin combined on a six hitter and Valentine doubled to set up the first inning lead. Howard also hit a solo shot in the ninth to close the scoring.
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Kansas City Rolls Over Cleveland Behind Rookies Power
Ramon Webster and Dave Duncan hit two run homers as Kansas City defeated Cleveland 10-1. The Royals added six unearned runs and Jim Nash pitched six solid innings for his seventh win, giving up the first run in 27 innings. The Orioles were shut out seven times last season.
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Cleveland
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Robinsons Bat Pushes Reds Past Astros 9 4
Floyd Robinson sparked Cincinnati to a 9 4 win over Houston with three run rallies in the first and third innings. Mel Queen earned his seventh victory allowing seven Houston hits while Robinson and Johnson led the offense with multiple hits. Don Pavletich added a RBI triple as the Reds built a 6 1 lead before Jim Wynn homered for Houston in the eighth.
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Pirates edge Phillies 4-3 in ninth inning rally
Pinch hitter George Spriggs tripled with one out in the ninth and scored on Manny Alou's single to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. Alou followed Spriggs by adding an RBI single after a seventh inning rally tied the game. John Callison homered for the Phillies as they built a 2-0 lead before Veale was the losing pitcher.
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Ford takes early Le Mans lead with 1 2 3 front
Ford ran 1 2 3 at Le Mans as Dan Gurney and A J Foyt led after six hours averaging 140.43 mph in the Mark IV. Bruce McLaren and Mark Donohue and Mario Andretti with Lucien Bianchi trailed, while Ferrari pressed to stay in touch and Ford urged drivers to slow down.
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White Sox rout Yankees as Peters shines on mound
Left-hander Gary Peters pitched a four-hitter and hit a two run homer to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 90 win over the New York Yankees. Peters improved to 7-3, fanning nine, while Ed Stroud and Peter Ward each collected three hits in an 18 hit attack. Stroud produced the decisive early runs and wrapped the eighth inning with a run scorable single. Jerry Depoyster of Wyoming had a standout season with 71 points on 13 field goals and 32 conversions.
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Giants Beat Braves 7-4 Behind Three Homers
Willie Mc Covey Tom Haller and Jim Hart homered as the San Francisco Giants halted Atlanta's four game win streak with a 7-4 victory. Gaylord Perry went the distance, improving to 5-5 as 40 047 fans watched. Felipe Alou and Gary Geiger also homered for Atlanta.
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WBA rejects Cassius Clay appeal and names eight-man tourney
The World Boxing Association executive committee rejected Cassius Clay Muhammed Ali’s appeal to be reinstated as heavyweight champion. An eight-man elimination tournament to determine his successor was announced, with June rankings listing Mildenberger Frazier Bonavena Terrell Spencer Patterson Quarry Ellis Martin Chuvalo as top contenders.
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New York
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Hollywood in India planned near Bombay site
Nagpur India AP reports Maharashtra planning minister Dr Rafiq Zakaria announced a new Hollywood style complex to be built on the outskirts of Bombay. He said a northeast site is rich in scenic beauty and ideal for studios.
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