Twins Top White Sox 7-6 in 11th Inning Rally
The Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 7-6 in 11 innings as George Mitterwald hit a game tying homer and delivered a fourth hit, then drove in the winning run with a late single. Tony Oliva also had a two run single and Mike Andrews added a pinch hit two out double in the 11th.
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Chicago
George Mitterwald
Tye
Mitterwald
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Joe Horlen
White Sox
Bill Rigney
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Mike Andrews
Tle Sox
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Mel Queen
Don Kessinger
Ron Santo
Cubs
Jim McGlothlin
Lee May
Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Braves
Ralph Gare
Hupp Sets Decathlon Jump Mark for Ohio State
Ohio State athlete Ray Hupp led opening day of the NCAA Track and Field Championships by setting an American decathlon high jump record of seven feet and moving 65 points ahead after five events. Contenders include Karl Salb aiming for a third straight shot put title and Eddie Hart chasing a second 100 dash crown, with finals to decide the team title.
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Seattle, Wash
UPI
Karl Salb
Kansas
Eddie Hart
California
Ohio State
Ray Hupp
Hupp
Phil Washington
Washington State
Salb
Orie League leaders and season stats summary
National and American League leaders show stars like Stargell and Aaron leading home runs and RBI totals. The list includes pitchers Dierker and Carlton with 10-3 records, plus Oliva and Killebrew among top AL performers, with teams including Pitt, Atl, Minn, Det, Bos, Oak, and Balt represented.
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Cin
Bonds
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Willams
Chi
May
Oliva
Minn
Cash Det
Horton
Det
Smith
Bos
Melton
Jackson
Oak
Aaron
Torre
Santo
Killebrew
Petrocell
White
Del
Dierker
Hou
Ellis
Carlton
Jenkins
Stoneman
Monte
Blue Oak
Cuellar
Major League results mixed paged baseball recap
National League and American League results across several games. Key events include the St Louis Chicago clash with a 7 1 victory in 16 innings, Atlanta defeating Cincinnati 5 to 4, and Detroit beating Cleveland 4 to 3. Pitchers Carlton Drabowsky and Hooton feature, with minutely detailed inning runs and homers by Killebrew Melton and Mitterwald.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
West Park hosts Elyria Legion at 3 p.m. tomorrow
The Elyria Legion will play Cincinnati Bentley at West Park tomorrow at 3 p.m. instead of at the stadium. The change shifts location for the local Legion game and may affect attendee plans.
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Elyria Legion
Cincinnati Bentley
NFL players owners end camp dispute in Minneapolis
NFL players and owners resolved differences that sparked last year’s training camp boycott and labor dispute. Representatives met in Minneapolis for a marathon session and reached a four year collective bargaining agreement after clarifying contract language and pension concerns.
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Minneapolis
Minn
NFLPA
Prep golfer earns hole in one at Forest Hills
Elyria High Jack Site 243240 golf team member Ray Korona aced the 140 yard sixth hole at Forest Hills Country Club witnessed by Bob Maiolo Dan Talarek and John McDonough Chapman shot a 35 37 72. Byron Black pitched a no hitter for Avon Lake Major Little League Braves with 17 strikeouts.
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Craig Chapman
Dens Hamilton
Elyria High
Ray Korona
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Maiolo
Dan Talarek
John McDonough
Chapman
Avon Lake
Byron Black
Braves
Byron
Trojans win college world series seventh time
Southern California captured its seventh College World Series baseball title in Omaha. Timely hitting produced the win over Southern Illinois 7-2 as Rod Dedeaux’s Trojans claimed their third title in four years. Steve Busby limited SIU to eight singles after a 1-0 second inning lead.
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Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Southern Illinois
Richard
Itchy
Jones
Trojans
Rod Dedeaux
Texas
Dedeaux
Southern Cal
USC
Busby
Rookies Enter Cleveland Open Field At Beechmont
Hubert Green and Brian Allin joined eight new entrants in the $150,000 Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club June 24 27. Green, 24, won the Houston Tournament of Champions in a playoff with Don January. Allin, 26, won a Greensboro Open playoff with Rod Funseth and Dave Eichelberger.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hubert Green
Brian Allin
Beechmont Country Club
Green
Don
Allin
Rod Funseth
Dave Eichelberger
Greater Greensboro
Major League standings and night games in the schedule
The standings show Philadelphia at New York Reynolds 1-0 and Montreal at Pittsburgh Renko 7-9 with night games noted. Houston at Los Angeles Osteen 7-4, St Louis at Chicago Par nas 6-6, Atlanta at Cincinnati Nolan 3-7, San Diego Phoebus 3-6 and Artin 2-9 at San Francisco Marshal 8-4 and Reberger 2-0, plus Saturday matchups Philadelphia at New York Montreal at Pittsburgh Houston at Los Angeles St Louis at Chicago Atlanta at Cincinnati San Diego at San Francisco.
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Reuss
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