Twins Top Orioles 3 2 to Stay Ahead in AL Lead
The Twins beat the Orioles 3 to 2 in Minneapolis as Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew fueled a seventh inning rally. Pitcher Jim Perry earned the win while Pete Richert took the loss. Versalles drove in the tying run with a fourth inning single and a late run-scoring sb contributed to Minnesota maintaining a slim lead in the American League standings.
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Red Sox edge Yankees as Lyle stars in win streak
Boston tops New York 2-0 behind Al Lyle's strong hitting and Carl Yastrzemski's bases loaded sacrifice fly. Morehead allowed one hit until the sixth, then was relieved as Boston built a 2-0 lead and held New York to one hit. The victory keeps Boston within striking distance of the league leaders.
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Senators Edge Chisox In 2 1 Victory
Ken McMullen belted his 15th homer after Ed Stroud’s single in the sixth, lifting Washington past Chicago 2–1. Bob Priddy earned his third win, with Dave Baldwin saving after two on in the ninth. Buford led off with a homer, added a fifth inning triple, and Horlen took the loss for the White Sox after a five inning stint.
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Bulls Sign Don Kojis to San Diego Rockets
San Diego California AP Don Kojis former Bulls forward signed with the new San Diego Rockets. The 6 foot 6 guard, obtained from Chicago in the expansion draft, averaged 15.3 points over the final 24 games and could reach all star status this season. He previously played for Baltimore Detroit and Chicago in four NBA seasons.
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Williams Hopes Race Goes Down To Wire
Boston manager Dick Williams eyes a pennant race gone to the final two games at Fenway Park as Boston, Minnesota, Chicago and Detroit vie for the American League lead. The remaining schedule favors Minnesota and Boston, with key clashes and series against the White Sox Tigers Yankees and others shaping the outcome. Williams praises Elston Howard while noting Mike Ryan gains from the veteran catcher.
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Indians defeat Athletics on late homer by Alvis
In Kansas City Max Alvis belted a two run homer in the 11th, lifting Cleveland to an 8-7 win over the A's. Tony Horton had already homered, and Kubiak singled home a run for Kansas City in the bottom of the inning.
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Tigers Triumph 10-0 Over Angels in Anaheim
Lenny Green drove in four runs and Mickey Lolich allowed five hits as the Detroit Tigers routed the California Angels 10 to 0 in Anaheim last night.
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Clemente's Cubs Rally Past Astros in 6 5 Win
Chicago Cubs beat Houston 6-5 as Adolfo Phillips homered with two outs in a late rally and Willie Clemente added a 20th homer. Pittsburgh Pirates edged Atlanta 4-3 behind Roberto Giusti's strong relief showing.
Keller Defeats Joys in Playoff to Take 1-0 Lead
Keller Construction edged Joys 3-1 in 10 innings in the Rensselaer softball playoff opener at Coyne Field. Don Bins led Keller with a triple and a double, while Joe Hildreth Frank D Angeli s and Bob Smith added key hits. Jim Fink collected two singles for Joys as Spohr, Smith, and McDowell pitched.
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Redskins Trim Rookies Dick Reding Flick Shorter
Washington Redskins placed waivers on rookie offensive end Dick Reding and rookie linebacker Flick K Shorter. The roster cut reduces the squad to 49 players to meet league requirements.
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Quarry Daniels Change Match To Sept 15
Los Angeles AP reports heavyweight Jerry Quarry of Bellflower and Billy Daniels of New York will fight in a 10 round bout on September 15. The match had been set for September 20 but was moved up at Quarry’s request while he prepare for a Patterson rematch in October as part of the WBA championship elimination process.
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Vikings Trade for Guard Pentecost from 49ers
Minneapolis Saint Paul AP reports the Minnesota Vikings acquired offensive guard John Pentecost from the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for an unannounced draft choice.
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Outdoor Tips Bass Fishing Quiet in Small Farm Ponds
Outdoor advice notes bass fishing tends to be poor on small farm ponds in midsummer due to warm shallow water conditions.
Cardinals Mets Split Twin Bill in St Louis Showdown
The Cardinals defeated the Mets 6 0 in the nightcap as Phil Gagliano and Maxvill drove in runs while ex-Met Jack Lama charged with a quality start. In the opener New York plated four in the fifth to grab a 4 2 win as Sarver hit a two run homer and McCarver contributed. The Cardinals pitching duo of Lamabe and Gagliano restricted the Mets in game two, with Lamabe picking up his third win and extending scoreless innings streak.
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Mays Stars As SF Tops LA
San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 7 to 0 as Willie Mays delivered a two run single in the third and scored on a wild pitch in the sixth. Gaylord Sent pitched three hit ball for SF in a dominant victory mirrored by a strong defensive effort.
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Pool To Hold Races Games
The South Troy Pool staff will sponsor swimming races and games tomorrow at 2 30 p m for the season closing. Youths are split into three age groups 8 11 12 14 and 15 plus. Ahmed Zaki handles the registration at the pool.
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Holloran Captures Northeastern New York PGA Title
Leo Holloran of Taconic Golf Club Williamstown Mass won the Northeastern New York PGA Assist ant Pro Championship at Mohawk Golf Club with a 27 hole total 114 two strokes ahead of defending champion Dick Hughes Colonie Country Club. Hughes finished 116 with rounds 36 41 39. Bob McQuade Norman Side Lou Merkle Windham Bill Conway Albany CC and Gordon Faulkner Wolferts Roost tied at 122. The circuit resumes with the pre member tour at Wolferts Roost and Norman Side postponed to Sept 15.
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