Tigers Fall But Maintain 7 2 Game Lead In AL Action
Tigers keep a seven game AL lead despite a 19 inning doubleheader loss to the Yankees. Tom Tresh homered in the opener as New York won 2-1. Roy White tied the nightcap late with an eighth inning homer setting up Lindy McDaniel’s seven perfect innings before relief. Other AL results included Oakland over California, Chicago over Minnesota, and Cleveland over Washington.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
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New York Yankee
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Tigers
Baltimore
Enston
Oakland
California
Chicago
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Avanta
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Roy White
New York
Lindy McDaniel
Dave Leoshard
Jose Tartabull
Joe Foy
Juan Pizzaro
Boston
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Floyd Robinson
Paul Blair
Joe Keough
Sal Bando
Yoner Oakland
Keough
Bando
Vic Angela
Sandy Alomar
Duane Josephson
Chicags
Twins
Alomar
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AL leaders include Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew style names with Oliva and Harrelson atop key categories. In the NL, Rose and Brock pace batting and runs with McCovey driving home runs and Wills excelling in steals and fielding. Team leaders and stats are listed in a compact recap from the AP.
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A Esas
F. Howard
Wash
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Cin
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Singer
Munson shines as Lions top Colts 14 7 in exhibition
Detroit dominates with a stellar defense and Bill Munson firing 19 of 22 passes including a 72 yard drive for a score. Lions capitalize on three drives while Baltimore stalls with four fumbles and limited first downs as Unitas plays 22 minutes.
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National Football League
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Los Angeles Rams
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Colts
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Unn
Munson
Colt
Baltimore
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Jimmy Orr
Derat
Orr
Gmes Lion
Don Shuta
Dinebagker
Mike Lucci
Lou Michaels
Dick Lebe
Wayne Walker
Earl McCullouch
Dave Kopay
Johnny Unitas
Bubba Smith
Three Tied In Philly Golf Test
Three leaders share the top after 36 holes in the $100,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. Kim Ferrier 53, Bobby Cole 36, and Billy Casper 38 sit at 137, two strokes ahead of Charlie Sifford Labron Harris Terry Dill with Caspar favored to win.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Kim Ferrier
U.S
Bobby Cole
Billy Casper
Casper
V Vetera
Ferrier
Cole
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Charlie Siffard
Labron Harris
Terry Dill
Duke Boros
Boros
Tack Nicklang
Lee Treviso
Wes
Wakayama and Richmond Reach World Series Final
Wakayama Japan faces Richmond Virginia in the Little League World Series final in Williamsport. The teams advanced on strong hitting and pitching, with Wakayama led by star pitcher Hideaki Highashide and Richmond by pitcher Miller. The game will determine the world champion as a nationally telecast finale.
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Sayonara
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Yoasters
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Yoshio Kono
Hideaki Highashide
Highashide
Wiesbaden
Germany
Hoger Miller
Ovenman Gang
Dar
Sherbrooke-Len
Jttesville
Que
Terre Haute Brings Down Hub City Kids In World Series Consolo
Terre Haute’s Indian pushed across the first inning run and Hagerstown no hits the consolation game of the World Series. Stan Stuart doubled, Tim Edwards scored, and Nate Mills was cut down at third as the rally fizzled. Winning pitcher Stuart led a low scoring affair as Brashears allowed only five hits in a tough outing.
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Williamsport
Terre Haile
Hagerstown
B.fional
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Atlanta
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Pittsburgh
Amy
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Brashears
Secon Philanhia
New York
Los Angeles
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Nate Mills
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Stan Stuart
Edwards
Mills
Attbied
Lasry Karts
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Dick Haupt
Kevin Parks
Clete Boyer
Rick Lapole
Parks
Hagerstowns
Stan Jones
W Nationers
Wiesbaden
Gemany
Hagers
Brundage backs Games as Russia debate looms
Avery quotes Brundage urging participation in the Olympic movement despite global conflict and potential boycotts. He argues games are between individuals, not nations, inviting youth worldwide to follow regulations. Calls for international cooperation, warning against suspending contests due to politics.
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Russia
Mexico City
Everett Barnes
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Baseball results and matchups from Friday's slate
Friday's results show multiple MLB games with scores across leagues. Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Minnesota, Oakland, St Louis and Cincinnati posted wins while New York, Baltimore, Washington and San Francisco also played. Key pitchers listed include McLain Tiant Kaat Priddy and Odam among others. several twilight contests noted.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
California
McLain
Stablemyre
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Hanna
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Priddy
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Twilight California
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Odam
Twilight
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Atlanta
Philadelpha
Nouston
San Fran
Los Angeles
York
Aaron Drives Braves To 6 0 Victory In Phillies Game
Hank Aaron struck nervously before the game but drove in four runs with a homer as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 6 0. Pat Jarvis allowed only one run through three innings before Aaron’s three run shot in the fifth sealed the win. The night also featured MLB results across the league with St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston San Francisco and Oakland winning amid curfew halted games and other action.
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Associated Press
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Auanta
Aaron
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Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
Washington
New York Yankees
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Tigers
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California
Gad
Phillies
Pat Jarvis
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Cardinals
Mike Shanon
Mid
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Alex Johnson
Cincinnati
Wels
Mack Jones
Reds
Clay Carroll
Norm Miller
Chicago
Tusty Staub
Phil Regan
Doug Redev
Ron Satto
Bob Bolin
Mike McCormick
Dodgers
Palmer Holds Back in PGA Revolt Coverage
Palmer remains noncommittal amid the PGA split as touring pros form the American Professional Golfers. Talks with PGA president Max Elbin in Latrobe, Pennsylvania fail to secure Palmer’s loyalty to the new group, amid rumors of his equipment business ties. Top rivals Gardner Dickinson and Jack Nicklaus are noted among the breakaway leaders.
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Associated Press
Professional Golfers’ Association
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gall
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington
D.C
Latrobe
American Professional Golfers
Gardner Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Doug Tord
Dan Sikes
Frank Beard
Whips Take First After Beating Beacons in Fenway Showdown
The Washington Whips beat the Boston Beachies 2-1 at Fenway Park to seize sole lead in the Atlantic Division while the Oakland Clippers made it eight straight wins with a 4-2 victory over the New York Generals. The Clippers moved four points clear of San Diego in the Pacific Division.
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Washington Whips
Oakland Clippers
Whips
Atlantic
Atlanta
Boston Beachies
Fenway Park
Clippers
New York Generals
San Diego
Pacific
Kelso Groom Dand At 68
CHESAPEAKE CITY Md AP Lawrence Z Fitzpatrick personal groom for Kelso Ist ing s alltime money through bred is dead at 68 A requiem mass was offered Friday for Fitzpatrick who died Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Fitzpatrick a native of Washington DC had been employed by Mrs Richard duPont owner of Bohemia Stables sire 1980 Kelso now retired was five times named racing s Horse of the Year
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Lawrence Z. Fitzpatrick
Kelso
Isting
Fitzpatrick
Johms Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Richard duPont
Bohemia Stables
Iwas
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
Rain interrupted play in multiple Pacific Coast League and International League games. Sevtlle and Vancouver saw delays while Spokane Portland Tulsa Denver Phoenix posted scattered results including a 21 to 14 line in Jacksonville and a 2 to 1 in 10 innings Columbus Toledo match up with lingering weather affecting outcomes.
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Okla
City & Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Tulsa
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Vancouver
Denver
Phoenix
Louisville
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Fante
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Columbus
Toledo
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