A Bit of This and A Bit of That Birthday Tribute to Cappy Capossela
Fred Capossela celebrates his 64th year noting a long list of successes including recognition as the nation's outstanding race caller. His career at Saratoga New York and Florida tracks reflects meticulous calling, pronunciation, and horse identification, earned by enthusiasm and affection for his work.
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Birds Senators Split Twin Bill in Washington
In the first game Frank Robinson hit a two run homer as Baltimore won 2 1 over Washington. The Senators answered with a 4 1 nightcap victory behind homers by Harrelson Valentine and King.
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White Sox edge Angels 1-0 in scoreless win
Dean Chance wild pitches let Pete Ward score the lone run as the Chicago White Sox beat the California Angels 1-0. Tommy John pitched four hits allowed to seal the victory, extending the Sox to eight straight wins and 21st in 30 since the All Star break.
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Pete Ward
Tommy John
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Indians Rally To Beat Yankees 3-2 In Late Relief
Gary Bell earned his 13th win with late relief from Bob Allen and Luis Tiant as the Cleveland Indians edged the New York Yankees 3-2.
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Bob Allen
Luis Tiant
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Casper Opens Thunderbird Lead with 68 Halfway
Casper shoots 68 to reach 138 total and lead the Thunderbird Golf Classic by one stroke over Mason Rudolph and Babe Lichardus. Rudolph and Lichardus each posted 70 and 68 respectively, with Knudson, Nicklaus, Palmer, and Player among the notable contenders as the field narrows after 36 holes.
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Killebrew Hits Third Straight Home Run In Twins Win
Harmon Killebrew hit his third homer in as many games, a two run shot in the first inning, powering Minnesota to a 6-2 victory over Kansas City last night.
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Harmon Killebrew
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Kansas City
Pirates Top Reds In Eleven-Run Inning Marathon
Manny Mota delivered a two run single sparking a marathon 13th inning rally that broke a record and gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 14-11 victory over Cincinnati. Art Shamsky homered three times in four innings driving in five runs as Bob Bailey also homered and had five RBIs for Pittsburgh.
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Mays lifts Giants to 1-0 win as Perry taps Astros
Willie Mays hits his 27th homer to back Gaylord Perry who throws a three hit shutout for a 1-0 San Francisco victory over Houston. Cuellar allows four San Francisco runs but stops at 1-0 as Perry earns his 18th win and ties Koufax for most wins in the majors.
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Yastrzemski Paces Bosox in 13-9 Win Over Tigers
Carl Yastrzemski collected four consecutive hits, scored three runs and drove in two as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 13 to 9. The game showcased Yastrzemski's hot bat and key early offense for Boston.
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Mets Beat Cardinals 6 2 Behind Five-Run Third
New York pitcher Jack Fisher dominated St Louis as the Mets unloaded five runs in the third inning. Larry Elliot drove in two, Al Luplow and Jerry Grote added runs, and Ed Kranepool homered for his 12th of the season. Ray Washburn took the loss while Lou Brock extended his hit streak to 17 games with three singles.
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Cubs Rally To Beat Dodgers 2-1 In Ninth
Chicago Cubs rally for a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers as George Altman hits a late infield single scoring Ron Santo in the ninth to clinch the victory.
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George Altman
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Santo Delivers Double To Tie Dodgers Loss In Ninth
In a 2-1 night game, Santo doubled to drive in Williams and tie the Dodgers. Don Sutton held a 1-0 lead until the ninth when Glenn Beckett and a costly error let Chicago prevail. Dodgers starter Sutton allowed a four hitter before the rally.
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Beckert
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Ernie Banks
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Jim Lefebvre
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Ken Holtzman
Lou Johnson
Tommy Davis
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Johnson
Golfer Dave Hill Cards 108 On 18th Hole In Round
Dave Hill of Evergreen Colorado signed for 108 on the 18th hole in the Thunderbird Golf Classic second round. He missed the 36 hole cut by 108 strokes after signing an eight then adding a 10. The incident involved a two stroke penalty and confusion over the actual score.
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Professional Golfers Association
Oilers add Joe Childress as offensive backfield coach
Former Auburn All American and St Louis Cardinal fullback Joe Childress, age 32, was added to the Houston Oilers coaching staff. He will handle the offensive backfield duties after his release by the Cardinals on Wednesday.
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Flemke Ties Track Win Record At Albany Saratoga Speedway
Eddie Flemke of New Britain Connecticut ties Pete Hamilton of Newton Massachusetts for most features won this year at Albany Saratoga Speedway with four apiece. He led from the outside pole to victory in the modified sportsmen feature. Hamilton finished second, Elton Hill placed third, Lou Lazzaro fourth. heat wins went to Flemke and Rennie Charland, with Wild Bill Slater taking the consolation.
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Phillies Braves Game Postponed By Rain In Atlanta
Philadelphia's game in Atlanta was postponed after a 2 hour 11 minute delay. Atlanta led 1-0 on Joe Torre's second inning homer when rain halted play. The game will be made up as part of a two night doubleheader.
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Uncle Sam Swimmers Triumph in Tri Cities Meet at Troy
Uncle Sam Swim Club of Troy defeated Woodland Swim Club 122 to 118 at Troy High pool. Open and age group relays feature Tracy Cahill, Peggy Walker, Ginny Ward, Laurie Mintz, and Alvin Schneider among others. event list includes medleys, 50 and 100 yard races, and diving with scores and times noted.
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Tracy Cahill
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John Myracle
Jim Myracle
Bill Dotter
Frank Jandron
Laurie Mintz
Peggy Myracle
Ginny Ward
Mary Gozenbach
Alvin Schneider
Mike Reger
Paul Engineri
Paul Stierer
Nancy Wells
W. Ann Reynolds
Sharon Brady
W. Ben Crutcher
W. Tim Horton
Diane Deas
Linda Keyes
Bill Painton
Bob Fival
Mary Ann Connors
Heather Kings
Ken Kirchmayer
Richard Carmen
Sue Gozenbach
Darcy Adams
Scott Smalling
Jim Cook
Jeff Daly
Keith Eisner
Bob Dunks-Jacobs
Vicki Gonzenbach
Beth E. Daly
Cathy Carbone
Mil ‘Painton
Dave Reynolds
Ray Wesley
Sheree Kemp
Richard Albert
Tom Cook
Beth Engineri
Rob Fival
Pegey Walker
Alex Verrigni
W. Lee Wells
Jon Cardish
Paul Gabriel
Nancy Wes Heather Ring
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Susan Gonzenbach
Hove
Ben Crutcher
Frank Jan- Bras
Final two rounds of Thunderbird Golf Classic televised
The Thunderbird Golf Classic in Clifton New Jersey will have the final two rounds broadcast by ABC. Portions of the third round will air today from 4 to 5 p.m. and the final round tomorrow from 5 to 6 p.m.
Catskill Woman Keeps Northeastern Senior Women’s Golf Title
Mrs. Gerald Hallenbeck of Catskill Country Club wins the Northeastern Senior Women's Golf Championship again with an 80 on the final day for a 36 hole total of 162 despite injuries from a cart spill. She passes Mrs. George Frank who led after day one by two strokes. Mrs. Frank ties for runnerup with Mrs. Douglas Coupe after a five hole playoff. Coupe is the 1965 state champion. Low net honors go to Mrs. Otto Schonert. low gross goes to Mrs. Duane Fuller. aggregate low putt to Mrs. A. G. Zink. other top finishes include Mrs. Thomas Beck and Mrs. James McLean.
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Gerald Hallenbeck
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Albany Country Club
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Douglas Coupe
Schuyler Meadows
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Robert Kaufman
Colonie
James McLean
Columbia
Spring Ei All Stars Announced for Five Game Series
The Spring Little League named its major league all stars to face Armory Little League in a five game series starting Monday at 6 p.m. at the Spring field. Manager Frank Walsh will guide the all stars with Bob McDermott and Chauncey Weingartner as assistants.
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Chauncey Weingartner
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Greg Galuski
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Steve Rouleau
Jim Fitzgerald
Mike Parker
John Vital
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