Cardinals rally past Giants 5 3 on early burst
Mike Shannon and Julian Javier delivered two run singles as St Louis opened with a four run first inning to defeat the Giants 5 3. Ray Washburn worked into the seventh before relief bailed him out. Maris drove in a fifth inning run for San Francisco before Billy Sorrell’s pinch hit single added a late score.
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San Francisco
Mike Shannon
Julian Javier
St. Louis
Cardinals
Lindy McDaniel
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Shannon
Taseine Kane Dener
al Jackson
Dick Dietz
Ron Willis
Willie Mays
Maris
Giants
Billy Sorrell
Jim Davenport
Bob Schrader
Brock
Haller
Dietze
Ceneda
Mays
D. McArver
Hart
Hiatt
Javier
Davenprt
Maxvill
Lanier
Washbrn
Schroder
Adackson
Fuentes
Willis
Davenport
S—Fuentes
Washburn
Sow Willis
I Hormer
McDaniel
Ald
St. Louis Cardinals
Candlestick Park
Ray Washburn
Tom Haller
Mike McCormick
John Kibler
AP Wirephioto
Indiana All Stars face Kentucky in charity game at Hinkle Fieldhouse
Indiana aims to end a four game skid as the Indiana High School All-Stars meet Kentucky led by 7-foot Jim McDaniels at Hinkle Fieldhouse. McDaniels and 6-8 Clarence Glover may miss time with foot injuries while Indiana relies on Willie Long John Mengelt and Larry Weatherford for scoring. The game follows a revamped selection process and Kentucky seeks balance with platooning as Indiana holds a 23-14 series edge but has dropped the last two meetings.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
Clarence Glover
Caverna
Cleon Reynolds
Marian College
McDaniels
Greg Northington
Indianapolis Wood
Glover
Hoosiers
Reynolds
Hoosier Stars
Willie Long
Fort Wayne South
Long
John Mengelt
Elwood
Larry Weatherford
Evansville Boise
Don Morris
Breckenridge County
Hinkle
Palmer Keeps Focus Amid Hogan Record Talk at Par-70 Event
Arnold Palmer shrugs off Hogan’s record questions at Baltusrol as fans press about breaking the mark. He jokes and says he will focus on the current tournament, aiming to stay within four rounds and not get distracted by past Owen records.
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Palmer
Javcner
ISU Names Garland and Fleetwood Freshman Coaches
ISU athletic director Gordon Chalmers announced Melvin Garland as assistant basketball coach and Fred Fleetwood as freshman basketball coach, both effective September 1. Garland, Purdue graduate, has led Greenfield High School to records of 11-11, 18-4, and 17-5 in 1964-67. Fleetwood, 18-3 at Washington University last season, hails from Indianapolis and Oklahoma University where a standout sophomore year was cut by a knee injury.
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ISU
Gordon Chalmers
Melvin Garland
Fred Fleetwood
Garland
Purdue University
Greenfield, Indaina
Fleetwood
Washington University
Southport High School
Indianapolis
Oklahoma University
Cowboys Renfro Signs 3 Year Deal At Training Camp
Mel Renfro safety for the Dallas Cowboys signed a three year contract. He joined the Cowboys last year as an offensive back but was moved to safety after an early season injury.
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Dallas
UPI
Mel Renfro
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Renfro
Cowboys
Clark Sets Unofficial Lap Speed Record at Spa Circuit
Jim Clark of Scotland, in a Lotus Ford, posted an unofficial 150.145 mph lap at 8.75 mile Spa-Francorchamps during practice for Sundays Belgian Grand Prix. His three minute 29 second run topped the old 137.308 mph mark by Parn Gurney and sparked a flurry of faster times from others including Dan Gurney and Jack Brabham.
Reds edge Dodgers in one run as Cardenas and Rose exit with injuries
Cincinnati won 3 2 in Los Angeles but lost Chico Cardenas to a fractured left middle finger for six to eight weeks and Pete Rose to a bruised right shoulder. Manager Dave Bristol recalled Steve Boros Frank O Breg and Len Boehman from the minors while Los Angeles reported catcher John Rohboro sidelined three days with a bruised right arm.
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LOS Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Chico Cardenas
Pete Rose
Cardenas
Act
Bill Singer
Reds
Rose
Mel Queen
Redleg
Dave Bristol
Steve Boros
Frank O’breg
Len Boehman
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Rules Clinic to be Held at Little League Park
Don Hughes chief umpire consultant for the District Fourt Little League Association announces a rules clinic at 6 30 p m Saturday at the Little League Park 16th and Chase Umpires in the Terre Haute area and interested managers are urged to attend.
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Don Hughes
District Fourt
Little League Association
Little League Park
16Th and
Chase
Terre Haute
Pressure on Larry Jackson as Phillies top Pirates 5 3
Larry Jackson pitched five innings to help the Phillies beat the Pirates 5 3 after only one day’s rest. Jackson was the oldest starter available as injuries left him with no relief options. Richie Allen drove in two runs with his eighth homer and a triple, aiding Jackson to his first home win this year.
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Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jackson
Gene Mauch
Jim Bunning
Dick Ellsworth
Rick Wise
Pirates
Hurler
Cardinals
Cubs
Phils
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Richie Allen
Phillips
Adolfo Phillips
John Boccabella
Palmer Holds Open Lead as Nicklaus Debuts Painted Putter
Arnold Palmer leads the U S Open after 36 holes at Baltuston Golf Club with a 137 total, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus who uses a new white-painted putter and shot a 67. Billy Casper sits two behind after two birdies and two bogeys.
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Springfield
N.J
UPD
Arnold Palmer
Baltuston Golf Club
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Casper
Nichols Loan blank Terre Haute Savings 10 0 in Little League
Little League standout Stanley Stewart pitched a three hit shutout for Nichols Loan earning his third win of the season. Steve Russell led at the plate with a homer and a sacrifice fly for two RBIs as Nichols Loan routed Terre Haute Savings Bank 10-0. Burger Chef defeated Yellow Cab 7-2 behind Ken Shook four RBI on a homer and a single. Wabash Valley Asphalt crushed the VFW squad 17-1 on Mike Junk two hits a two run homer and a two hitter.
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Stanley Stewart
Nichols Loan
Terre Haute Savings Bank
Stewart
Steve Russell
John Gerrard
Burger Chef
Yellow Cab
Ken Shook
Wabash Valley Asphalt
VFW
Mike Junk
Jay Barrett New Athletic Director At Schulte High
Ron Divjak a member of East Chicago Washington state champions of 1960 is named head basketball coach at Schulte High School for the coming year. Jay Barrett head football and track coach is named athletic director replacing Jim Fuelle who steps down to focus on teaching duties. Fuelle will remain head tennis coach and head of industrial education. Divjak comes from St. Marys High School in Jackson Michigan and is set to pursue graduate work at Indiana State University.
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Ron Divjak
Chicago
Schulte High School
Joseph V. Beechem
Minamal
Psissespais Divjak
Jim Fuelle
Golden Bears
Father Beechem
Jay Barrett
Barrett
Mark LaGrange
Michigan
Divjak
East Chicago
Washington
Terre Haute
Jackson
Mich
St. Mary’s
Schulte
Beechem
Detroit
Difjak
John Baratto
Sanford
Old Concannon School
Barrato
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Indiana State University
Fuelle
Schulle
Major League Results From Rain-Delayed Doubleheaders
Baseball summaries across the American League show Kansas City at Detroit and New York at Chicago postponed by rain. Boston swept Washington in a doubleheader while Califo rn beat Baltimore in 10 innings. Minnes ota split with Cleveland, Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia, and Atlanta beat Houston in a high scoring game. The Yonkers race track notes the Soviet Union not represented at the UN trot event.
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Kansas City
Lindblad
Pierce
Detroit
McLain
Wilson
Minnesota
Chance
Cleveland
Connolly
Boston
Lonborg
Washington
Moore
New York
Peterson
Chicago
Horlen
O’toole
California
Brunet
Baltimore
Barber
Bunker
Nye
Denehy
Pittsburgh
Ribant
Philadelphia
Bunning
Atlanta
Jarvis
Cloninger
Houston
Dierker
Giusti
St. Louis
Carlton
San Francisco
Marichal
Gibbon
Cincinnati
Pappas
Los Angeles
Drysdale
W. L. Pet
The
Calif
Hamilton
Kelso
Turner
Rojas
Rodgers
Richert
Etchebarren
McGlothlin
Dillman
Fisher
Miller
Rovnovsky
Cardenal
F. Robinson
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Harlan Wins Modified Race at Local Track
Dennis Harlan won the modified feature at the Fraternal Order of Police quarter midget track Friday night. Sharing honors went to Bill Morris in novice and Jim Kesler in stock.
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Dennis Harlan
Fraternal Order of Police
Bill Morris
Jim Kesler
Max Zener
Dennis Haran
Kyle Gregory
Buddy Ligere
Brad Loges
George Wilson
Lori Ashley
Kim Mester
Andretti Escapes Wall in Mosport Practice Spin
Mario Andretti, Nazareth PA, walked away unhurt after brushing the wall during a Mosport practice. The Indy 200 trophy race, featuring top international drivers, runs on a twisting 2 1/2 mile road course with 85 000 dollars in prize money.
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Mosport
Ont
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Andretti
LeMans
France
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Lloyd Ruby
al Unser
Carl Williams
Held Returns Home to Angels with Powerful Double
Woody Held, ex-Oriole now with the Angels, hit a game winning homer in the first game and a two run shot in the second as California swept Baltimore 2-1 and 5-3. The Angels pushed their win streak to five and 10 victories in 11, while Baltimore dropped to sixth place in the AL. Washington beat Boston. Cleveland beat Minnesota in 10 innings. Rainouts delayed two other games.
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Woodie Held
Hank Bauer
Held
Baltimore
California
Angels
Orioles
Marcelino Lopez
Lamar Tech Wins NRAA College Golf Tourney
Lamar Tech captured the NCAA college division golf title with a total of 1441 strokes. Indiana State finished 19th with 1238 strokes, led by Jerry White at 303 and team member Don Koznicki 304. Larry Hinson of Eastern Tennessee led individuals with 276 across 72 holes. Other ISU scores included Thurman 310 Blickenstaff 316 and Dunkeibarger 317.
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Pacucah
Lamar Tech
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Indiana State University
Larry Hinson
Eastern Tennessee
ISU
Jerry White
Sycamore
Don Koznicki
Dave Thurman
John Blickenstaff
Dave Dunke!barger
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Hogan
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Jon SU
Cindy Cops
Don Gehring
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Terre Haute Savings
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Stallings
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Gardner and Gardner
Hamburg
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Chandler
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Richey
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