Ryun wins climax mile at AAU meet in 3:58.6
Jim Ryun the 19 year old Kansas Flash surges in the final 200 yards to win the National AAU outdoor mile in 3:58.6 at Randalls Island. Burlson seconds in 4:00.0 and Grelle third in 4:00.6 as Ryun nears the pending 3:53.7 American record. The meet features multiple sub four minute miles and awards spots on the American team for Poland and Russia.
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Prize catch sets Big Hole River record trout
Dick Rychalaski from 1715 Lowell shows a nine pound trout he landed in the Big Hole River near Glen over the weekend. The 2542 inch long fish measured 16 inches around the girth. He used eight pound test line and a bullhead bait, and plans to mount the catch.
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Perry hurls two hitter for 10th win
Gaylord Perry pitched five perfect innings and two hitters in relief as the San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati 10-0. Perry improved to 10-1 while allowing only two hits, with five Giants homers including two by Tom Halle r.
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Santo suffers fractured cheek as Cubs Mets split
Chicago and New York split a doubleheader with Curt Simmons hurled a five hitter for a 7 0 Cubs win in the opener. In the same game Santo fractured his left cheek on a pitch from Jack Fisher, and Adolfo Phillips homered for the Cubs.
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Butte Rally Tops Libby 6-3 in Ninth Inning Shakeup
Butte used a four-run ninth to defeat Libby 6 to 3 in a Western Conference Ameri can Legion baseball game, sweeping the two game series. Libby made seven errors and Libby starter Dean Lecrone took the loss while Ed Thomas earned the win for Butte.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Sunday Results
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 45 wins and 7 losses, followed by Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Sunday results include Chicago 7 New York 2 and several 11 inning games. Tonight three doubleheaders and multiple pitchers listed.
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Kauai King Retired After Arlington Classic Setback
Kauai King the 1969 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner has been retired from racing after pulling up lame and finishing fifth in the Arlington Classic. Owner Mike Ford and syndicate organizer Jerold Hoffberger voiced mixed feelings and adjusted share prices as a show of good faith while keeping options open for syndicate members.
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Astros win 63 in extra innings on Wynn homer
Jim Wynn hit a three run homer in the 11th inning to lift the Houston Astros to a 63 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday. The game went to extras after a late scoring exchange, and Wynn supplied the decisive blast to seal the win for Houston.
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Koufax Notches 14th Win as Dodgers Top Braves
Sandy Koufax pitched seven hits and 11 strikeouts to earn his 14th win as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Atlanta 2-1. An unearned run in the ninth inning produced the decisive score when Willie Davis doubled home the go ahead run after Maury Wills advanced to second on an error.
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Fryeman Shuts Out Phils as Pirates Win 2-0
Rookie Woody Fryeman limited Philadelphia to three hits for a 2-0 Pittsburgh victory aided by walks in the fourth and eighth. Jose Pagan drove in Roberto Clemente with the first run, and Don Clendenon added a two-out triple to score Willie Stargell in the eighth.
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