Cardinals Maintain Half-Game NL East Lead
Ted Simmons argued a call in the 10th inning but the Cardinals kept their half game lead in the NL East. Atlanta pitcher Bob Priddy complained the bunt was fair while Simmons said it was foul but fair play prevailed as the Cardinals tied with four in the ninth and won on Simmons 10th inning single.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
Mel Steiner
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Steiner
Matty Alou
Alou
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Jose Cardenal
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Engel
Braves
Hank Aaron
Ralph Garr
Zoilo Versalles
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Stargell
al Oliver
Bob Robertson
Pirates
Billy Williams
Cubs
RBI
Bruce Gardner Found Shot Dead On USC Baseball Field
Bruce Gardner former USC All American and Dodgers prospect was found with a pistol in his left hand near the pitcher's mound at Bovard Field. Police ruled the death an apparent self inflicted suicide pending a coroner's report. Gardner, 32, starred for USC from 1958 to 1960 and helped the Trojans win the 1958 NCAA title posting an 18 2 record in 1960.
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Los Angeles
Bruce Gardner
Los Angeles Dodgers
University of Southern California
Gardner
Bovard Field
USC
Trojans
Stanford Task Replace Plunkett
New York report outlines Stanford's quarterback search after Jim Plunkett. Candidates include Don Bunce and Mike Boryla with others such as Jesse Freitas and Mike Gilyard noted, plus a Notre Dame three way battle involving Jim Bulger Pat Steenberge Cliff Brown.
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New York
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
John Ralston
Mike Boryla
Mike Gilyard
Cal Frosh
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Jim Bulger
Pat Steenberge
Cliff Brown
72 Golfers Qualify In U S Open Round
Touring pro Don Bies of Seattle fired a 68 67 135 to lead as 72 professionals and amateurs advanced to the U S Open, with Charles Coody and Hale Irwin among those close behind. Forty three players earn berths from sectional qualifying across six cities for the Merion Golf Club event July 17 20.
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Associated Press
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Seattle
Wash
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Anothen
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N.C
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Merion Golf Club
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Ray Floyd
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Atlanta Country Club
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Tenn
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Inglewood Country Club
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Honolulu
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Jean
Jim Jamieson
Mobile
Ill
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Alexander City
Ala
Ted Hayes
John Lister
Timaru
New Zealand
Waco
Tex Hale Irwin
Standings Tuesday and Wednesday baseball games
Tuesday matchups include St Louis at Atlanta and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with pitchers Carlton Jarvis Singer Short and more. Other games feature San Diego at New York San Francisco at Montreal Cincinnati at Houston and Pittsburgh at Chicago. Wednesday schedule lists Montreal at San Francisco New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles Chicago at Pittsburgh Houston at Cincinnati and St Louis at Atlanta with night games.
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Jarvis
Los Angeles
Singer
Philadelphia
Short
San Diego
Arlin
New York
Gentry
Cincinnati
Nolan
Houston
Wilson
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Stoneman
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Walker
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Waukee
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
California
New York Mets
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Baltimore
Baseball Monday Results With Night Matchups
Baseball scores list with several night games including Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland Milwaukee at Detroit Washington at Kansas City New York at California and Boston at Oakland plus repeated matchups and notes on pitchers Blyleven Dobson Wood McDowell Parsons Lolich Cox Splittorff Stottlemyre Hassler Hassler Odom Culp Odom.
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Blyleven
Baltimore
Dobson
Chicago
Wood
Cleveland
McDowell
Milwaukee
Parsons
Detroit
Lolich
Washington
Cox
Kansas City
Splittorff
New York
Stottlemyre
California
Hassler
Boston
Culp
Oakland
Odom
Baseball Draft Opens With Varney Among Top Prospects
Pete Varney of Harvard, a 6-foot-3 catcher who batted .391 with 27 RBIs this season, tops the 2 day major league baseball draft opened today. Other highly rated players include Glen Borgmann, Bert Hooten, Pete Broberg, and Mike Pazik as the draft moves into its secondary phase with high school and college talent sought by multiple clubs.
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New York
Pete Varney
Harvard
Varney
Yale
Glen Borgmann
South Alabama
Bert Hooten
Texas
Pete Broberg
Dartmouth
Mike Pazik
Holy Cross
Holley and McDonald score at Valdosta car races
Aubrey Holley of Tifton wins the 20 lap feature from pole in a yellow 64 sportsman car at North Valdosta Race Track. Ernie McDonald of Albany takes the 30 lap late model feature for his fourth season win.
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Aubrey Holley
Tifton
North Valdosta Race Track
Ernie McDonald
Albany
Holley
Yankee Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Sputter Ragans
Madison
Holley, Hagans
Smith
Ragans
Sportsman
Harvey, Jones
Tallahassee
Curtis Morgan
Monticello
Doc Bennett
Adel
Post 222 Baseballers Open Season Saturday
The American Legion Post 222 baseball team opens their season Saturday at 6 p.m. in Albany against Albany Post 30. Coaches Gale Reeves and Larry Williamson lead the club, which returns after a two year absence thanks to Jim Knowles and Cliff Thornton.
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American Legion Post
Albany Post
Albany
Gale Reeves
Larry Williamson
Jim Knowles
Cliff Thornton
Horse racing results and upcoming schedule from Thomasville notes
Race by race results list with Quinela odds and payouts across ten races. Also lists past member Junior Carroll and a season schedule of intercity games and double headers in June and July, with venues at Thomasville and Varnedoe Stadium.
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Tallahassee
Thomasville
Valdosta
Albany Post
Americus
Albany
Varnedoe Stadium
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