Cubs Edge Pirates In Extras To Stay Near Lead
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 4-3 in 11 innings as Glen Beckert drives in George Altman with two outs. Pirates drop their third straight while maintaining a one game edge over the Giants, who lost to Atlanta 8-5.
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Chicago
Glen Beckert
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Giants
Atlanta
World Swim Marks Fall Anew In AAU
Fabulous Don Schollander smashed his world record in the 200-meter freestyle with 1:56.2 at the 16th National AAU Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships. Pokey Watson set a 2:10.5 world mark in the women's 200-meter freestyle, and Dick Roth tied a meet record in the 400-meter individual medley. Santa Clara Swim Club led multiple records with Schollander and Roth atop performances.
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Lincoln
Neb
Don Schollander
Pokey Watson
AAU
Dick Roth
Roth
Schollander
Miss Watson
Santa Clara
Calif
Yale Economics
Los Angeles
John Nelson
Nelson
Tokyo
Martha Randall
Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
Miss Randall
Pam Kruse
Pompano Beach
Fla
Dawn Fraser
Australia
Claudia Kolb
Donna de Varona
Scholland
United States
Louis Nicolau
Greg Buckingham
Don Roth
Indiana Aquatic Club
Rex Gilbert
Indiana
A.C
Ken Sitzberger
Bernie Wrightson
Phoenix
Ariz
Joel O'Connell
Vesper Boat Club of
Nancy Ryan
Linda Gustavson
Miss Kolb
Colts Explode On Cardinals Explosive 33-7 Exhbition Win
Baltimore Colts beat the St. Louis Cardinals 33-7 in Busch Stadium as Alvin Haymond produced two punt returns and Lou Michaels kicked four field goals. Unitas threw a 47 yard TD to Willie Richardson and Lenny Moore scored on a close drive.
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ST. Louis
Alvin Haymond
Lou Michaels
Baltimore Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Michaels
Haymond
Colts
Baltimore
Busch Memorial Stadium
Cardinals
Michael
S. Louis
Charley Johnson
Sonny Randall
John Unitas
Willie Richardson
Bob Boyd
Johnson
Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
al Snyder
Entries Results Hot Streak (Phelps) Off 3:00
A crowded harness racing card at Phelps features multiple races with off times near 3:00 and 3:26. Notable entries include Euphorbia Raison dEtre American Popkins Mediey Phantom Prince and Grand Pre miere with several others listed as also ran. Attendance and handle figures are reported for the meeting.
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Phelps
Popkins
Vasquez
Mediey
Prince
Sabena
Snake Lane
Michael J Toppa
Hi Hammy
Sir Wellington
Patterson
Phantom Prince
Nathan
Grand Premiere
Admiral Raddy
Manteau Noir
Alto Ribot
Quibu
Comet
Ponce de Leon
Law and Chancery
Quinella
Hellenic Royal
Kallai
Chambers
Korte
Arctic Queen
Finfell
King Fine
Sue’s
Brown Jay
Steve
Prince Groton
Merlano
Rock Brigade
Mercier
Humorismo
Spinale
Ishmael
Last
Bumpy
Sooner
Thespian
Hot Line
Reely Swift
Braves Rally With Seventh Inning Homers To Top Giants
Rico Carty blasted a three run homer and Mack Jones added a solo shot in the seventh as Atlanta broke a 3 2 lead and defeated the San Francisco Giants 8 5. Bob Bolin took the loss for the Giants as Hank Aaron Joe Torre and Denis Menke contributed. Willie Mays hit his 31st homer and Aaron drove in the go ahead run in the fifth.
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San Francisco
Rico Carty
Mack Jones
Atlanta
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Bob Bolin
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Carty
Jones
Bolin
Denis Menke
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Astros Rally Past Reds 4-3 in Ninth Inning
Two-out singles by Sonny Jackson Joe Morgan and Rusty Staub sparked a ninth inning rally giving the Houston Astros a 4-3 win over Cincinnati Jackson started the rally with a single and scored the winning run as Staub beat out a ball to third Reds tied it with Pete Rose's two out single and Tommy Helms' double in the eighth and ninth.
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Houston
Sonny Jackson
Joe Morgan
Rusty Staub
Houston Astros
Cincinnati
Jackson
Billy McCool
Morgan
Staub
Reds
Larry Dierker
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Astros
Rose
R.davis
Helms
S Jackson
Pinson
Djohnson
Coleman
Asprmate
Perez
Lillis
Simpson
Maye If
Shamsky
Heath
Harrison
Pavietich Ph
Cardenas
Harper
Dierker
Carpin
Edwards
Raymond
Pappas
Nicholson
Queen
Davidson
Ruiz
McCool
Ee Oweeen
S. Jackson
S.jackson
SBS
S—R.davis
SF Pinson
R. Davis
Best Bet Pinch Of Salt Wins Big In Atlantic City
The map of selections shows Pinch Of Salt as the top pick in a crowded Atlantic City lineup with Musket Balls and Rough Territory among other noted entries. Odds favor Pinch Of Salt amid a field including Cosmos Rule and Subjugado at the meeting.
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Naseco Boy
Scared Roman
King Roddy
Lord al
Levidare
Tom's Nike
Asisee
Harmo
Jimmy Miller
Mr. Purpose
Bay Bandit
Ike's
Portsmouth
Imasmartee
Western Warrior
Silverado Ul
Shady Living
Rockingham
Aberecoch
Veni
Charata
Mr San-Jo
Doctor Lucky
Capability Brown
Sunup
Sodie Pop
Ok Ace
Rushing River
Accelero
Wee Willie
J and P Sister
Lady Buccaneer
Stop the World
Tiger Stew
Documenta
March Past
Fair Uncle
Active Alibi
Happy Water
Gay Lord
Iynn
Pinch of Salt
Opera Club
Subjugado
Cosmic Rule
Sensible Gal
Pinch of
Steinhauer Wins Shot Put at SROVDE International Meet
Neal Steinhauer of Oregon won the shot put with a 63 feet 4 inch effort at the SROVDE international track and field meet in Sweden on Friday.
Howard's HR Lifts Nats to 5-3 Win Over Angels
Frank Howard launched a three run homer fueling a four run sixth inning to lead the Washington Senators to a 5-3 victory over the California Angels. Bob Laverine and Jim King opened the frame with infield and single, Fred Valentine fouled out before Howard's 15th homer.
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Washington
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
California Angels
Bob Laverine
Senators
Jim King
Fred Valentine
Howard
Twins Edge Bosox 2-1 Behind Kaat Worthington
Earl Battey drove in two runs with a first inning double and Jim Kaat pitched a four hitter with Al Worthington as the Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 2-1 for their fifth straight win. Kaat improved to 18-9 with the victory.
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Boston
Earl Battey
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Minnesota Twins
Wagner's 20 inning homer lifts Indians past White Sox
Leon Wagner delivered a 20 inning homer for Cleveland, his 21st of the season, off Juan Pizarro with one out in the 10th to give the Indians a 3-2 win over Chicago. Fred Whitfield tied the game with a 24th homer in the fourth. Jerry Adair and Don Buford manufactured Sox go ahead in the fifth before Rocky Colavito tied it in the sixth with his 27th homer.
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Pirates
Robert Clemente
Andre Rodgers
Jim Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Manny Mota
Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Vernon Law
Chicago
Santo
Pirate
Don Kessinger
Glen Beckett
Bob Hendley
Dick Ellsworth
Raight Pirates
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Fred Whitfield
Jerry Adair
Don Buford
Strickland Named Tebbetts Quits As Tribe Boss
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts resigns after a 3-2 win over Chicago. George Strickland named interim manager for the remainder of the season as Tebbetts exits for baseball life. Tebbetts cites desire to stay in baseball. Strickland notes surprise at promotion and 40-37 managerial mark two years ago.
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Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Chicago
George Strickland
Gabe Paul
Birdie
Tebbetts
Strickland
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Minnesota Twins
Paul
Cincinnati
Reds
Braves
Krausse's disputed double lifts A's past Yankees 1-0 in nightcap
In New York Lew Krausse scored on Bert Campaneris' eighth inning ground-rule double after a fielding fan interference call to give the Kansas City Athletics a 1-0 win and split the doubleheader. The Yankees won the opener 7-5 as Jim Nash's winless streak ended.
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NEW York
Lew Krausse
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
Jim Nash
Phil Roof
Fritz Peterson
Krausse
Roof
Campaneris
Ralph Houk
A’s
al Salerno
Yankees Stadium
Peterson
Nash
Kansas City
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Cmpneris
White
Richrdsn
Stahl Rf
Tresh Cf
Pepitone
Nossek If
Maris Rf
Cater
Howard c¢ Poz Cf
Boyer
Gosger If
Clarke
Charles
Talbot
Chavaria
Hamilton
Handrhan
Womack
Hershber
Maris Campaneris
HR Cater
Anso
J.nash
Grzenda
Handrahan
Krausse Grzenda
Aker
Tigers Triumph Over Orioles to End Skid
Detroit defeated Baltimore 10-4 as Jerry Lumpe, Willie Horton, and Don Wert drove runs. The Tigers extended their streak to four while snapping the Orioles five game win run. Kaline left with a bruised finger but no fracture.
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Detroit
Jerry Lumpe
Willie Horton
Don Wert
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Orioles
Wert
Baltimore
Eddie Watt
Andy Etchebarren
Mickey Lolich
Gene Brabender
Dick McAuliffe
Lumpe
Norm Cash
Watt
al Kaline
Kaline
McAuliffe
Frank Robinson
Cash
Horton
Jaster Delivers Fourth Shutout On Dodgers In 4-0 Victory
Cardinals pitcher Larry Jaster blanked Los Angeles for the fourth time this season to push toward the NL single club shutout record. Julian Javier drove in two runs with a single and a double as St Louis beat Claude Osteen 4-0, with Jaster improving to 8-3 and Osteen falling to 13-10.
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LOS Angeles
Larry Jaster
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Julian Javier
Jaster
Claude Osteen
Charles Baldwin
Detroit
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cincinnati
Cal Maxvill
Javier
Osteen
Maxvill
Lou Brock
Bob Miller
Baseball results and standings from daily National and American leagues
National League results include Houston 4 Cincinnati 3, St Louis 4 Los Angeles 0, Philadelphia 5 New York 4 in 10 innings, Atlanta 8 San Francisco 5, Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 in 11 innings. American League scores feature New York 7 Kansas City 5, Kansas City 1 New York 0, Washington 5 California 3, Minnesota 2 Boston 1, Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 in 10, Detroit 10 Baltimore 4. Standings show Baltimore 79 42 .653 lead, Detroit 66 54, Cleveland 66 57, Minnesota 65 58, Chicago 63 60, California 60 62, New York 54 69, Kansas City 54 69, Washington 55 71, Boston 53 74.
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Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Washington
California
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
WL Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Wih
St Louis
Probable baseball matchups across major leagues
Night games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago with Sisk facing Hands and New York visiting Philadelphia with Shaw against Jackson. Cincinnati meets Houston as O Toole opposes Zachary, while St. Louis travels to Los Angeles with Carlston against Sutton. Also Atlanta at San Francisco, Baltimore at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, California at Washington, Kansas City at New York, and Minnesota at Boston with Bennett.
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Sisk
Chicago
Hands
New York
Shaw
Philadelphia
Jackson
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Houston
Zachary
St. Louis
Carlston
Los Angeles
Sutton
Atlanta
Cleminger
San Francisco
Perry
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