Detroit Tigers Rally Past Minnesota 5 2 In Scorefest
Willie Horton drove in three with a bases loaded walk and a clutch single as Detroit beat Minnesota 5-2. Lolich pitched six frames before tiring, with relief help from Sherry and Nischwitz to seal the win amid late seventh inning trouble.
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Ralston Leads U S Into Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Dennis Ralston A P No. 1 American defeated Thomas Koch 6-3 6-3 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals without a dropped set. Allen Fox and Marty Riessen also advanced, as Arthur Ashe Jr and Jim McManus fell. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle were the only Australians to reach the last eight.
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Bob Hewitt
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Two-Stroke Edge Gives Grant Kelly Bunny Bread Open Lead
Grant Kelly of Anna fired a three under par 66 to seize a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the Bunny Bread Open at Union County Country Club. He played the front nine without a bogey with three birdies and 15 pars, heading into the final round.
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Braves win 2-1 on Reds wild pitch miscue in seventh
Milwaukee secured a 2-1 victory over Cincinnati as Frank Bolling scored on Bill McCool's seventh inning wild pitch. Ken Johnson earned his sixth win, pitching six-plus innings and holding the Reds to one run after Tommy Harper's leadoff walk and steal.
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All-American East Tops West 34 to 14 in All-America Game
Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte threw two TD passes and kicked four conversions for the East. Ken Willard of North Carolina ran 133 yards on 18 carries to earn MVP honors. The East led 14 7 at halftime after Rick Redman and Gale Sayers scores. Rolls of Army and Navy combined for an East score at game end as Staubach and Stichweh executed a one yard TD run.
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Tom Nowatzke
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Rick Redman
Washington
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Gale Sayers
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Roger Staubach
Rollie Stichweh
Astros Hold Mets 2-0 as Farrell Shuts Door
Dick Farrell pitched a five hitter and Joe Morgan drove in both Houston runs in a 2-0 Astros win over the Mets in Houston. Morgan led off the first with a single, stole second, and scored on Gentile’s single. Morgan later scored on Maye’s double after walking in the sixth. New York’s woes continue as they drop their fifth straight in the Astrodome and 19 of 22 overall.
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Murphysboro Posts Win Over Chester In Legion Game
Murphysboro defeated Chester 5 4 in Chester during a 25th district American Legion baseball matchup Saturday night. Pitcher Danny Turk allowed four hits over seven innings with nine strikeouts and three walks to earn the win. Rich Pierson and Steve Glade led Murphysboro with two hits each, Glade adding a three run double in the first. Pete Glass supplied two hits for Chester and a two run homer in the third.
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