Cubs Clinch 3-2 Win as Phillies Rally Falls Short
Chicago jumps to 2-0 lead then survives Phillies comeback bid. Kessinger, Beckett drive runs, Santo adds sac fly. Briggs error in eighth costs Philadelphia, Cubs prevail 3-2. Hartenstein earns the win, Hall takes the loss in a tight nine-inning effort.
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Allison's 2 HRs Beat Senators in 5-0 Twins Win
Bob Allison slugged two homers and a double driving in three as Minnesota defeated Washington 5-0 in Minneapolis. Jim Perry earned the win, improving to 4-5, while Barry Moore took the loss after giving up four runs through five innings.
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McCovey homers as Giants edge Cardinals 5 2 in San Francisco
San Francisco tops St Louis 5 to 2 behind Willie McCovey's 19th homer and Curt Flood and Jim Hart key hits. Mike McCormick scattered six hits and earned his 15th win as the Giants drop the Cardinals eight games back and drop to third place. Brock extended his hitting streak to 17 and stole his 37th base in a tight late inning.
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Mike
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Chisox Edge Tigers For 2-1 Win
Detroit notes a 2-1 loss as Ken Boyer hits a key homer off Detroit relievers. Mike Marshall’s eighth inning blast lifts the White Sox to a 2-1 victory, giving Chicago a split of the four game set and keeping them two games ahead of idle Boston. Al Kaline drives in Detroit’s run in the fourth, Jim Landis errors allow an unearned run in the seventh, then Smokey Burgess and Pete Ward plate the tying run.
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Steelers duo to undergo knee surgery sidelined six weeks
Latrobe Pennsylvania two Steelers players defensive end Ben McGee and offensive guard Mike Magac will have knee surgery today and miss at least six weeks, the NFL club announced yesterday.
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Reds Rally Past Dodgers 5 4 On Hart May Power
Lee May sparked two early Cincinnati rallies with a single and double while Billy McCool shut down Los Angeles in the ninth. The Reds edged the Dodgers 5 4 as May and Harper delivered key hits and Osteen took the loss after a second inning spurt.
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Ringo Signs Contract With Eagles
Hershey Pennsylvania AP reports veteran center Jim Ringo has agreed to terms for the 1967 NFL season with the Philadelphia Eagles. Ringo, in his 15th season and a six time All Pro, was a 1958 to 1965 Pro Bowl selection. Also announced are guard Jon Brooks placed on injured reserve with a knee issue and kickers Sam Baker and Ollie Matson expected to report to training camp soon.
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Sisk 3-Hits Mets, 3-0, For Pirates
Tommie Sisk pitched a three hitter as the Pirates beat the Mets 3-0. Mazeroski homered in the fourth and Manny Mota added a bases loaded single in the ninth for Pittsburgh.
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Jones Raps 2 As Braves Clip Astros
Mack Jones returned to Atlanta’s lineup delivering two homers and five RBIs to power the Braves past the Astros 10-2. His 12th and 13th homers accounted for three runs, with Rico Carty adding a three run shot in the seventh. Pat Jarvis earned the win against Don Wilson, as Atlanta pulled away after a 1-1 tie in the sixth.
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Injuries Hit Viking Camp
MANKATO Minnesota AP The Vikings knee injury wave reaches quarterback Ron VanderKelen who may miss the first exhibition game tomorrow night in Tulsa Oklahoma. He strained a knee ligament during Wednesday practice and the knee stiffened yesterday as he was sent to Twin Cities for exam by Dr Donald Lannin. It remains unclear if he can play against the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow in Tulsa.
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Indians Edge Orioles 2-1 in 13th inning thriller
Chuck Hinton delivered a two out double in the 13th to score Vern Fuller and give Cleveland a 2-1 win over Baltimore. Stan Williams pitched all 13 innings for the Indians, allowing five hits and fanning 14 as Hinton homered off Dave McNally in the first.
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National League Night Results And Standings Then Probables
National League yesterday saw Chicago edge Philadelphia 3 2 and Pittsburgh beat New York 3 0. Atlanta defeated Houston 10 2 while San Francisco topped St. Louis 3 2 and Cincinnati won 5 4 over Los Angeles. Standings list San Francisco 6 2 7 33 and Cincinnati 6 0 5 3. Tonight’s probable pitchers include Pittsburgh Ribant 6 5 at New York Frisella 0 1 and Chicago Hands 5 4 vs Los Angeles Regan 4 7.
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Frederickson Ill Amid Giants Exhibition Opener
Tucker Frederickson, once sidelined by injuries, is ill with a fever and may not start at fullback for the New York Giants in the exhibition opener against the Falcons in Ithaca New York. Coach Allie Sherman awaits his recovery pace. only Bill Triplett is certain to start at halfback on offense. Six players will miss the game due to injuries: Homer Jones Bob Crespino Don Davis Roosevelt Davis Fred Freeman and Mike Purzychi.
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Albany Stickers Edge Schenectady In Tri City Lacrosse
In a last night Tri City Lacrosse League game at St Marys Field Albany beat Schenectady 6 to 5. Standouts included Clyde Kerchner with two goals and one assist, Dom Sampone with two goals, Steve Goodman two goals, and Roy Buckner two assists for Albany. Schenectady’s Jim Flanigan scored twice with Hoffman Bauer and Hardy adding goals. The schedule notes a Sunday game pitting Tri City at Albany against Fairlawn N J All Stars at 2 p.m. at St Marys Field.
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Leaves For Europe Track Stars Head Abroad
Jim Ryan world record holder for the mile and other U.S. athletes left for London yesterday to compete in races across England West Germany and Italy ahead of major meets plus events in Europe.
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Malta States 2 Features Tonight at Albany Saratoga
Malta Modified Sportsman and Semi Late Model drivers race at Albany Saratoga Speedway tonight at 8 with eight features on the card. Top Modified Sportsman contenders include Rene Charland Bill Wimble and Ernie Gahan among over 30 cars. In Semi Late, Ken Platt seeks another win after seven features while rivals Dick Smith Foster Wendell Lucky J Sutton and Wayne Perkins push hard.
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Dick Smith
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Palmer Sent To Class A Miami Club
Jim Palmer, star pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles, was assigned to Miami of the Class A Florida State League for a shoulder test after being on the Rochester disabled list since late June. The 21-year-old right-hander, a 15-game winner last season and World Series performer, returns from rest and reports improved speed after a period of rest and rehab.
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Sandy Koufax
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North star Crick Accepts Mississippi State Scholarship
Jacksonville AP reports Bill Crick, standout in the North’s 6 victory in the state high school all star game at Jamesville last Saturday, has accepted a scholarship to Mississippi State.
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