Chisox Rally Over Yankees Lifts Sox From Last Place
Russ Snyder delivered a first career grand slam as the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 9 5 to pull from the AL cellar to eighth place. Cesar Tovar’s two errors hurt Minnesota as Detroit swept a twin bill. Baltimore beat Washington. Oakland defeated Cleveland in a rain-shortened game.
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Open tennis big success boosts pro era and opens careers
USLTA president Robert Kelleher in New York credited open tennis with erasing amateur limits. He celebrated the Bournemouth and Paris events as record crowds and prize money, and projected the first US National Open at Forest Hills to surpass 1967 figures.
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Major League Box Scores Reported For Si
A brief box score roundup from Major League games features several teams and players in late season action. Details include scorers and inning totals, highlighting performances across the league with emphasis on standout box totals and team results.
Reds and Braves trade six players including Cloninger and Pappas
Cincinnati and Atlanta swap six players headlined by pitchers Milt Pappas and Tony Cloninger plus relievers Clay Carroll Ted Davidson and infielders Woody Woodward Bob Johnson. Reds GM Bob Howsam and Braves VP Paul Richards voiced optimism about how the trade strengthens pitching for both clubs. A separate baseball note from Litchfield Minn reports Dave Kruger pitched a seven inning perfect game after a first inning triple play.
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New Golf Breed Faces Open Field in U S Championship
Bob Lunn, 23, rising from San Francisco roots, breaks through on the pro tour with wins at Memphis and Atlanta. He has earned just under $58,000 this year and carried a $1,871 total last year while preparing for his first U S Open alongside Palmer Casper and Nicklaus. He relies on mentor Tom Lopresti and a Philanthropic family story as he navigates the Open field.
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Saints sign three free agents and announce ACL pact
The New Orleans Saints announce the signings of offensive tackle Ray Bateman Dave Wetzell and Mario Mariani. They also reveal a working agreement with Richmond Roadrunners of the ACFL for 1968 beside a pact with Orange County CAL CFL team. George F McCarthy dies at 76 in Denver after advancing pari mutuel racing and dog tracks.
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Nevele Pride Dominates Debut at George Washington Trot
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