Davis and Sutton Deliver Dodgers Past Giants 5-2
Willie Davis collected four straight hits and a home run as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 5-2. Don Sutton pitched a five hitter and improved to 11-11, guiding L.A. within one game of the NL lead while the Giants dropped into a first place tie with Pittsburgh after a doubleheader split. Lefebvre added his 22nd homer and Fairly provided a two-run shot to seal the win.
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Clemente's Two Run Double Keys Pirates Split Doubleheader
Roberto Clemente drove in two with a two run double as the Pirates beat St. Louis 5-1 in the nightcap to tie for first in the National League with San Francisco after a 3-2 opener loss. Donn Clendenon and Manny Mota scored on a key sixth inning to break the tie.
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Gene Alley
Steve Carlton
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Lou Brock
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Ted Savage
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Oregon's Steinhauser wins shot put at Vaxjo meet
Neil Steinhauser of Oregon won the shot put with a 65 foot 5 inch effort at an international track meet in Vaxjo Sweden. Tommie Smith of San Jose State captured the 200 meter dash in 20.9 seconds.
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San Jose State
Apple Serian Reach Frear Park Junior Golf Final
Defending champion Les Apple and New York State Boys champion Dick Serian advanced to the Frear Park Junior Golf Championship final after semifinal wins. Apple beat Dave Youngs 7 and 6 while Serian defeated Tom Sullivan 4 and 3.
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Chance of a Lifetime Join Albany Account Executives
A newspaper item advertises job openings for several men with sales experience to join Albany based expanding staff of account executives. Experience in brokerage is optional as these men are paid to help people invest their money wisely.
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Foy's Single Snaps Tie, Red Sox Beat Orioles 3-2
Joe Foy's seventh inning RBI single broke the 2-2 deadlock and sent Boston to a 3-2 victory over Baltimore. George Smith doubled to start the Boston seventh, Brando’s bunt single moved him to third, and Foy’s single plated the go ahead run. Tartabull scored on Yastrzemski’s single in the first, and Tartabull stole second and scored in the fifth.
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Maloney Nottebart Shape Reds Five-Hit Win Over Phils
Jim Maloney and Don Nottebart held Philadelphia to five hits as Cincinnati defeated the Phillies 5-2 to finish a four-game sweep and push the Reds’ win streak to five. Cincinnati jumped ahead in the first inning with three runs as Pete Rose reached on a walk and scored, Helms and Johnson driving in runs, followed by a Pinson homer in the third.
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Nats Score Fifth In Row In Tight 3-2 Win
Washington Senators win 3-2 over Cleveland as Jim King delivers a two out single in the ninth to score Willie Kirkland and extend the club’s winning streak to five games.
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DeLudes Win Golfball Sweepstakes At Van Schaick Island
Tony DeLude toppled rivals with a 72 5 67 to win the Golfball Sweepstakes at Van Schaick Island Country Club. Dan Mencucci was runner up with 77 9 68 while Frank Bacher finished third with 80 11 69.
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Dan Mencucci
Frank Bacher
Rotterdam Nips Troy To Win Mack Crown
Rotterdam edged Troy 8 to 7 to win the Connie Mack League championship at Cook Field Colonie on Saturday. Both teams finished the season 12 3 with Troy 040 100 2 and Rotterdam 101 031 2. Don Hems Jerry Reynolds and Mike Herman, Dennis O'Brien and Gary Guido homered with Troy's Mike Carney hitting two homers.
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Dennis O'Brien
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Mike Carney
Denis O'Brien
Bruce Wheeler
Andretti Wins Empire State 100 at Oswego
Mario Andretti moved ahead of Don Branson early in the 84th lap to win the Empire State 100 at Oswego. The USAC national champion averaged 101.7 mph over 62.5 miles with a time of 36 minutes 52.6 seconds.
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Chisox Take Marathon Two From Twins
Chicago White Sox win 7-6 in 11th on Jerry Adair homer to sweep marathon doubleheader with Minnesota. Agee delivers in 15 inning opener with game winning RBI as Sox end four game skid.
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Jerry Adair
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Tommie Agee
Whitaker's Grand Slam/LIMITS: Yankees sweep Tigers
New York rookie Steve Whitaker hit a grand slam as the Yankees defeated Detroit 8-1 to complete a three game sweep. Fritz Peterson pitched five hitless innings before giving up a solo homer to Norm Cash in the eighth, earning his 10th win.
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Joe Pepitone
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Altig Captures 1966 World Pro Road Title In Germany
Rudi Altig from Adenau in Germany surged from a late position to win the 1966 World Championships of Professional Road Cycling held yesterday in Adenau Germany. He earned the title ahead of a field of top professional road racers.
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S A Post Edges Verni s By 7 6 At Watervliet
In a Watervliet Softball League game at Congress Park SA Post defeated Verni s 7 to 6. Whitey Sousis earned the win with a double and two singles while Jerry Masten and Bob McCarthy added key hits. Gus Haita had a double and single for Verni s.
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Braves Clubber Mets On Homers and Errors 8 4
Ed Matthews and Rico Carty homered for the Braves as New York made three errors leading to three runs. Atlanta built a 5th inning rally on Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron singles and an error, with a Ken Boyer misplay triggering another miscue during a rundown. Clay Carroll pitched after Pat Jarvis left in the fifth.
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January edges Nicklaus to win Philadelphia Golf Classic
Don January held off a Nicklaus rally to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke in Whitemarsh Pennsylvania. January shot 71 to finish 278 after four rounds, earning 21000 dollars and ending a three year PGA win drought as Nicklaus closed from five down and failed to reel in the leader.
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Nash Wins 9th for A's 2-1 at Anaheim
Kansas City Athletics edged California 2-1 as Jim Nash earned the complete 9 inning win. Phil Roof and Larry Stahl supplied sixth inning run-scoring singles while California’s offense struggled with nine men left on base.
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Rain Forces Fonda Feature Shutdown and Reschedule
Rain at Fonda Speedway halted the 30 lap feature after eight laps following all heats and the consolation. Officials will rerun the feature before the September 10 program. No races this Saturday as the Fonda Fair occupies the track area.
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