Aaron Fires Record 65 Leads PGA In Denver
Aaron shot a 65 to grab a one stroke lead at the PGA Championship in a sweltering Denver round. He rolled nine birdies, including five in a row, and surged four ahead of rival peers Dave Hill Dan Sikes Don Bies while Jack Nicklaus faded. Arnold Palmer also contended as round two headed into the night.
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Ludlow Edges Mets 13-7 in Green Island rout
Ludlow defeated the Mets 13-7 last night in Green Island with Frank Prince delivering a solo homer, triple, double and two singles. Allen Deyo added a triple, double and single while Bill Van Patten had two doubles and three singles, and Larry Flynn hit two homers. Ed Romanski contributed a homer and a triple as Ludlow prepares to face Cohoes Men and Boys Shop Friday at Van Schaick.
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Senators Take Two From Birds
Baseball results and standings from yesterday’s games feature the Chicago and San Francisco wins as the National League schedule shows San Francisco 5 Chicago 4 and New York 0 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 5 Houston 1 Atlanta 4 St Louis 2. Standings list Chicago leading with 39 wins, Atlanta 48, Cincinnati 44, San Francisco 49, Pittsburgh 45, Philadelphia 44, Los Angeles 39, New York 37, Houston 37. Tonight’s probable pitchers include Cincinnati at Philadelphia with Pappas or Arrigo, Houston at Pittsburgh Belinsky or Blass, Atlanta at St Louis Johnson or Hughes, San Francisco at Chicago Marichal or Nye, Los Angeles at New York Sutton or Cardwell.
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So riano Walks in Run as Angels Beat Twins 2 1
Tom Soriano walked with the bases loaded in the fifth to force in the decisive run and lift the California Angels to a 2 1 victory over the Minnesota Twins for their fourth straight win. Bobby Knoop doubled in a run earlier, George Brunet allowed a two run lead into the ninth before Harmon Killebrew homered, then Bob Allison and Zoilo Varsalles contributed, but Minnie Rojas got the final out.
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Horse Race Entries and Detailed Bets at Green Mountain
A dense list of horse names, jockeys, weights, and purses from Green Mountain entries across multiple classes. Notable entrants include Gay Charger, Royal Clipper, Black Tim, Snow Devil, and Parkside Drive with varied weights from 109 to 171. Purses range up to 1,650, reflecting a substantial multi-race card.
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Saratoga Raceway Entries and Smith Retirement
Latrobe AP Ron Smith, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, retires as entries for Saratoga Raceway spark attention. The PGA tale centers on a heat drenched Columbine course where notable players such as Sikes, Hill, Aaron, Nicklaus, Geiberger, and Palmer contend for a crown with Aaron leading a birdie binge and predicting a 278 winning score amid scorching conditions.
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Connie Mack Game Report with Rotterdam Notes
Unclear OCR text shows names Connie Mack, Colonie, Percy ICC and Rotterdam. Mentions seventh inning darkness and players Hems Hepp Winslow De romie. References ICC Don Hems, George Winslow, Henry De romie and demo ICC Don Hems famed 18. Rotterdam George Winslow whiffed 12. Ends with Tonight At 6 ICC vs Rotterdam.
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Cubs edge Giants in 12th for 5-4 win
Chicago pitcher Callrun and Adolfo Phillips drew walks, Spangler and Span gave the Cubs a 5-4 victory over San Francisco in 12 innings. Hundley contributed a key assist on a late double play as McCovey and McCovey were involved in the frame.
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Braves Hammer Cardinals 4-1 to Move Tight NL Lead
In St Louis the Braves defeated the Cardinals 4-1 as Henry Aaron and Aaron hit key hits including a two run homer for Atlanta. Phil Niekro earned win allowing six hits while Nelson Briles took the loss in his first start of the year.
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Foxx Dies, Famed AL Slugger Remembered
Hall of Fame slugger Jimmie Foxx died at age noted for four AL home run titles including 58 in 1932 and 48 in 1933. He won the 1933 triple crown and played in three World Series and seven All-Star games. Dykes recalled Foxx as a big country boy with a warm personality and exceptional talent.
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Dodgers blank Mets 3-0 behind six-hit duo
Dick Schofield sparked a two-run first inning with a double as the Los Angeles Dodgers shut out the New York Mets 3-0. Bill Singer and Phil Regan combined for six hits allowed, improving Singer to 4-4. Al Ferrara doubled in the seventh and Bob Bailey drove in a run, while the Shea Stadium crowd reached 39,612 as New York’s attendance surpassed 1,013,971 for the fifth straight year.
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Tigers Triumph Over Yankees 4-2 Behind Horton's Three Hits
Detroit edged New York 4-2 as Wil Horton collected three hits and drove in two, lifting the Tigers over the Yankees for their fifth straight loss for New York. Denny McLain lasted into the eighth before relief by Mike Marshall, while Horton left early due to a lingering Achilles issue after driving in Don Wert.
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Pirates Crush Astros 9-1 Behind Veale Complete Game
Bob Veale pitched a three hitter for his first complete game in 16 starts, fanning 10 as the Pirates defeated Houston 9-1. Mazeroski had three hits and drove in a run, Manny Mota homered and tripled in Mazeroski, Clemente returned with a two run double in the seventh, Staub extended his hitting streak to 19 games, and Donn Clendenon added key hits in a four-run seventh.
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Sutherland Delivers In Eighth As Phillies Top Reds 5-3
Gary Sutherland delivered a two out single in the eighth to drive in two unearned runs and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati. The Phillies erased a 3-2 deficit after an error extended the eighth inning, with Tony Taylor adding an infield RBI as Don Lock and Billy Cowan contributed earlier. Cincinnati had taken the lead in the eighth on Chico Ruiz and Vada Pinson, but the Phillies answered to hand the Reds their third straight loss.
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Bosox Take Seventh Straight Behind Foy Three Run Shot
Boston defeats Cleveland 6-2 as Joe Foy belts a three run homer in the third off Luis Tiant. The Red Sox extend their streak with timely hits from Mike, pushing their win total and maintaining momentum in the pennant chase.
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Causey Drives Sox Past A's 5-4 In KC
Wayne Causey drove in two runs with a triple and single and scored another as the Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 5-4 to halt a three game skid. Wilbur Wood allowed six hits in six innings before Hoyt Wilhelm closed, while Bob Locker finished for the save.
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LaSalle Gridders Schedule Meeting
LaSalle Institute football candidates will meet at the school on Monday at 6 30 p m. Coach Peter Matto will present a conditioning program and outline plans for the coming season.
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