McLain Drops Ninth Straight as Yankees Top Senators 4-0
New York Yankees beat Washington 4-0 as Denny McLain falls to 4-14, his ninth straight loss. Murcer homers twice and Mel Stottlemyre limits the Senators to a fourhit effort. McLain, once 31 wins for Detroit, struggles in American League debut season.
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New York
Bobby Murcer
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Washington
Denny McLain
McLain
Detroit
Horace Jarke
Murcer
Stotemyre
Thurman
Murcer Sparks Yankees Rally as Stottlemyre Shuts Out
Murcer again drove in runs off Denny Ribero as the Yankees beat the Angels 4 0. Stottlemyre pitched his fourth shutout, ending a three game skid while Munson and Michael contributed. Rich McKinney drove in the decisive run in the 20th for Chicago, saving a 4 0 win over California to extend the White Sox streak.
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Murcer
Denny Ridcberger
Stottlemyre
Munson
Gene Michael
Chicago
Rich McKinney
Lee Maye
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Maye
Terry Forster
California
Eddie Stroud
Walt Willams
McKinney
Pirates Beat Phillies 11-9 Behind Mazeroski Homers
Mazeroski, Robertson, and Clemente drove in nine runs as the Pirates toppled Philadelphia 11-9. Dock Ellis earned his 10th straight win, while Robertson hit two homers and Mazeroski added a first of the season two run shot. The Phillies rallied with errors and timely hits but Pittsburgh pulled away with four runs in the fourth and three more in the sixth.
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May
Andy Kosco
Pena
Twins
Philadelphia
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Robertson
Roberto Clemente
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robertson
Dock Ellis
Phillies
Dave Giusu
Denny Doyle
Tim McGarver
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Manny Samguillen
Jackie Hernandez
Willie Montanez
Roger Freed
Willie Mays Tops NL All Star Ballot Lead
Willie Mays overtakes Johnny Bench as NL All Star vote leader with over one million ballots counted. Hank Aaron holds third, while Bud Harrelson leads the starting shortstop race followed by Don Kessinger and Maury Wills. The All Star game is set for July 13 in Detroit.
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Willie Mays
Johnny Bench
Commissioner’s Office
Giants
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Willie Stargell
Pirates
RBI
Mays
Aaron
Bench
Harrelson
Willie McCovey
Glenn Beckett
Smith Leads U S Into Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Stan Smith of Pasadena powered to a 26 61 62 7 victory over Roy Emerson to push the United States into the Wimbledon singles quarterfinals. Cliff Richey and Tom Gorman joined, with Onny Parun upsetting Marty Riessen to join the action as New Zealand’s star.
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Wimbledon
England
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Roy Emerson
Australia
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Tom Garman
Seattle
Richey
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Gorman
Rose Case
Onny Parun
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Riessen
Arthur Ashe
Parun
New Zealand
Wim
Rod Laver
Laver
Newcombe
Down Under
Colin Dibley
Ken Rosewll
Dibley
Joaquin Loyo - Mayo
Rosewall
Fred Stolle
Smith
Zaiga Yansone
Donohue Wins Schaefer 500 Pole At Pocono Raceway
Mark Donohue, driving the Sunoco Special McLaren-Offy owned by Roger Penske, clocked 172.993 mph to secure the pole for the Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway. Bobby Unser had set early pace with 172.229 mph, as 23 drivers qualified on the opening day with 10 spots left for Sunday. The front row includes Donohue, Bobby Unser, and Al Unser, with Mario Andretti among top qualifiers from nearby Nazareth.
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Mark Donohue
Media
Bobby Unser
Donohue
Sunoco
Brow University Engineering
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Dan Gurmey
Olsenite Eagle - Offy
al Unser
Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Johnny Lightning
Joe Leonard
Urquerque
Pete Revson
New York
Ad! Foyt
Donnie ‘Allison
Hueytown
Ala
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Roberto Pena
Marty Pattin
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Pattin
Minnesota
Sean
Milwaukee
Jim Perry
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Southern Illinois Surgical. Appliance CO
Erste W
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Braves
Bobby
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Schaefer
Carbondale Village Inn
Carbondale
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Jackson County
Vogler Ford
Illinois
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LaQuoin State Fairgrounds
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Juras
du Quoin
White Electric Co
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Heyde
W.F.W
James A. Cable
Call Collest
Coulterville, Il
Coulterville Tree Service
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