Yankees NIP Red Sox 1-0 Behind Stottlemyre Homer
New York righty Mel Stottlemyre scattered seven hits and Roy White belted a seventh inning homer as the Yankees edged Boston 1-0. Stottlemyre struck out 10 and kept the Red Sox hitless past second base, while Santiago’s string of 12 straight regular season wins was halted.
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Braves take Dodgers 5-1 in Atlanta
Braves beat the Dodgers 5-1 as AP reports from Atlanta. Weather data notes highs around 71 and lows near 54 with Saturday sunrise at 3 47 and sunset at 8 06. Lake level figures show Crab Orchard Lake 4 inches above spillway and Devil's Kitchen 3 inches below spillway.
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State track marks fall in Chicago area meets
AP report notes several state marks and top district results as Chicago area prep meets set up for next week’s state championships in Champaign. Rich Elliott Proviso West led two mile time 4 56.7 with Evanston’s Mike Tucker close. Tom Chandler Arlington tossed discus 170 4. Jan Johnson Bloom pole vaulted 14 3 4. Evanston dominated district with 20 qualifiers, New Trier East nine, Tinley Park Gold district qualifiers, and notable performances by Thoeming Homewood Flossmoor, Rogers Bloom and Fuller Evanston.
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Major league standings and weekend results noted
A garbled sports roundup lists standings and Saturday results across American and National Leagues, with games involving New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, and Philadelphia among others. Incomplete player lines and errant punctuation obscure exact scores and records.
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Cardinals win in 13th 4 3 at Yonkers Pace
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 4 to 3 in 13 innings Saturday night. Yonkers, N.Y. AP Cardinal King surged late to win the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway for a sweep of the Yonkers $150,000 International series. The 5-year-old New Zealand bred, driven by Billy Meyer, was fifth at the head of the stretch but sprinted outside to win by a head over Frank T. Ace. First Lee of Australia finished third, Cardigan Bay fourth. The time was 1 1/16 miles in 3:05 45 with payoffs of $3.80, $2.60, and $2.10. Frank T. Ace returned $4 and $2.10. First Lee paid $2.10 to show. LEGION DIVISION TOURNEY AT BENTON The Fifth Division American Legion baseball tournament will be held at Benton Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 1-4. The 24th and 25th district winners are paired in the upper bracket. Host Benton meets the 22nd district champion and the winner plays the 23rd district in the lower bracket. Each team except the champion must lose twice to be eliminated.
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Saluki Baseball Seeks History In St Louis Clash
SSU faces St. Louis University at SSU Field in a 2 p.m. game as the Salukis carry a 28-12 record. Weather delayed double headers Friday and Saturday against David Lipscomb and Kentucky Wesleyan. Skip Pitlock to start, aiming for 1987 form after a 4.21 ERA season mark.
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Giants edge Reds 15-4 on Ollie Brown's three RBIs
Ollie Brown drove in three runs with a bases loaded double in the first as the Giants defeated the Reds 15-4 Saturday night. An unearned fifth inning run broke a 4-4 tie, Hal Lanier singled and stole second, then scored on Ron Hunt's grounder. Juan Marichal earned his fifth win with 11 hits allowed.
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San Francisco Giants
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Billy McCool
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Ron Hunt
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Indians Beat Orioles 4 3 On Maye Squeeze In Ninth
Pinch hitter Lee Maye drove in the unearned run in the ninth to lift the Cleveland Indians over the Baltimore Orioles 4 3. Sam Mc Dowell struck out 10 for a record 40 punchouts in three straight games, as Cleveland notched its eighth win in nine. Baltimore dropped a quartet behind Detroit in the American League standings.
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Danny Johnson Chooses Western Kentucky Step to college basketball path
Benton star Danny Johnson, who set a school record with 744 points this season, signed a letter of intent to enroll at Western Kentucky. At a Benton sports banquet, Johnson was named player of the year by WJPP. Johnston City’s Jon Gabby earned football player of the year. Carbondale coaches Moore and Pollock were named coach of the year in basketball and football.
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Southern Ilinois
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WJPP
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Johnston City
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Carbondale
Walter Moore
Vern Pollock
Amon grabs pole at Madrid for Spanish Grand Prix
Chris Amon of New Zealand captured pole position at Madrid Jarama circuit with a lap at 6.635 miles per hour average ahead of Pedro Rodriguez and Denis Hulme. Rodriguez and Hulme will start second and third. The 2.115 mile track setup totals 190.38 miles for the F1 world championship race. Jim Clark’s 85.837 mph record stands from last year. Clark died shortly after winning the season opener in Johannesburg.
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Alian Perrari
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Jim Clark
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Braden inaugurated as ISU's 10th president
Dr Samuel E Braden was formally inaugurated Saturday as the 10th president of Illinois State University. He assumed the post Sept 1 succeeding Dr Robert G Bove after serving as vice president and dean for undergraduate development at Indiana University.
Pearson wins Rebel 400 at Darlington in record pace
David Pearson captured the Rebel 400 at Darlington International Raceway with a record average speed of 132.699 mph. Darel Dieringer finished second in a Plymouth, while Richard Petty placed third. A crowd of about 35,000 watched Pearson lead 131 of 291 laps and win $13,700 of a $64,950 purse. Buddy Baker finished fourth after leading 116 laps, with Lee Roy Yarbrough fifth.
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Neeman Dupo to return as head basketball coach
Cal Neeman, a 1947 Dupo High School graduate and former Cubs catcher, will return to his alma mater next fall as head basketball coach. He will teach social studies and assist with baseball and football, replacing Clayton Landon who resigned after four seasons at Cupo. Neeman has long lived in the Metro-East area and previously coached at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis.
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Legionnaires Honor Three Presidents Founders Group
In St Louis AP Twenty four of the 812 founders met to establish the American Legion voted to name Lyndon B Johnson and former presidents Harry S Truman and Dwight D Eisenhower honorary presidents of the Society of American Legion Founders The resolution was offered by Jerome Duggan a St Louis attorney and long time leader It was adopted unanimously The national commander William Galbraith of Washington spoke at a luncheon before the founders annual meeting.
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