Surging Cardinals Hammer Braves 9-1 in St Louis
St Louis Cardinals domination continued as Dick Cepeda drove in three runs and Curt Flood hit two homers aided by Tim McCarver and Dick Hughes who limited Atlanta to one run on a six-hitter. The Cardinals built a commanding lead with Cepeda’s three RBIs and Flood’s pair of round-trippers to extend their win streak to three and 11 in six games.
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Dartmouth coach Alvin Julian dies at 66
Alvin Doggie Julian, famed basketball mentor, died at his Hanover home aged 66. He led Dartmouth Holy Cross Muhlenberg and other teams to a 386‑342 record over 31 years, including Holy Cross’ 1947 NCAA title run. Julian suffered a stroke in December while coaching Dartmouth in Rochester.
Boros Leads Minnesota Golf Classic After Two Rounds
Julius Boros shot a par 72 to hold a one stroke edge at 142 halfway in the Minnesota Golf Classic at Hazeltine. Tommy Bolt fired 69 to move within one, Dudley Wysong 74, Lou Graham 68, Ray Floyd 74. Don January 77, missed the cut at 150.
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Hornung quits grid after fears of spinal injury
Paul Hornung retires from football citing risk of permanent spinal damage after neck injury last year. The Saints’ owner John Mecom announced the decision at a San Diego conference. Hornung, a Notre Dame star and Packers Hall of Fame back, will serve as a Saints aide in camp while pursuing broadcasting work.
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Killebrew Powers Twins Past Red Sox for 9-2 Victory
Harmon Killebrew hit his 20th homer and Dean Chance earned a rare hit as Minnesota built a seven run fourth inning to beat Boston 9-2. Killebrew’s long shot cleared the 60 foot screen and the Twins surged after a 1-1 tie, aided by four more runs on eight fourth inning hits. Chance, credited with a bunt single on a mishandled play, notched his 12th win in 20 decisions as Boston dropped to 14–? in the stretch.
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Giants Beat Phils 7 2 Behind Marichal Big Night
Juan Marichal snapped a three week win drought to move to 18-9 as the Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7-2. Will McCovey and Tom Haller drove in two runs each, McCovey homered, Haller hit a triple and a two run double, and Bob Etheridge added a first major league homer. The Phillies plated two on a fourth inning homer by Bob Wine and singles in the third.
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Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Across Leagues
Team standings show St Louis leading in the early mix with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia close behind. Standings include New York, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Atlanta with varied records. Tonight's probable pitchers list Chicago Culp at Cincinnati Papas Pittsburgh Ribane at Houston Cuellar Philadelphia Bunning at San Francisco Perry New York Hendley at Los Angeles Singer St Louis Cistlon at Atlanta Clon Minger.
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Tribe Beats Birds 1-0 on Horton HR in 12th
Tony Horton hit a solo homer in the 12th inning to lift Cleveland past Baltimore 1-0 as Steve Hargan scattered five Orioles hits over 12 frames. Moe Drabowsky suffered the loss after a strong early outing despite Orioles threats in the middle and late innings.
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Tennis Open Starts Today At Prospect Park
The Troy Open Tennis Tour begins at Prospect Park with top seed Robert Kulig of Utica leading a strong field. Barry Negri of Rensselaer, Andy Shineman of South Orange, John Gorsky of Ithaca, William Dubin of Perth Amboy, and Paul Lawrence of Schenectady follow. Sandy Vohr leads the women's draw with Karol Gagliano as runner up. seniors are led by B Robert Schwartz and Arnold Kent. Doubles seeding not drawn yet, Kulig and Ross Kaplan expected first.
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Cubs Top Reds in 6-2 Victory
Cincinnati erased by Chicago as Clarence Jones and Don Kessinger drive in two apiece. Cubs spark three-run third inning with Kessinger single, Beckett and Williams hits. Ted Savage scores on Rose error. Cubs extend to 4-0. Kessinger adds two more in eighth. Reds’ Tony Perez homer nets consolation. Maloney takes loss.
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Nats Top Angels 8-2 Behind Ortega Six-Hitter
Washington Senators defeated the California Angels 8-2 as Phil Ortega pitched a six hit game. Ken McMullen and Frank Howard each drove in two runs, with five seventh-inning tallies aided by McMullen’s two-run single and Howard’s RBI single. Howard also had an RBI in the fifth on an infield out.
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Pirates Fined for Dugout Fight in Houston
Pittsburgh pitcher Juan Pizarro and outfielder Manny Jimenez were fined 150 each after a first inning brawl in the Pirates 9-3 loss to the Houston Astros. Manager Danny Murtaugh described it as a spur of the moment incident with Sanguillen not involved.
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Cash's HR Paces Win Rejuvenated Tigers Over Chisox 7-4
Detroit breaks open as Norm Cash hits a two run homer in the eighth to turn a tie into a Tigers victory over the Chicago White Sox. J C Martin adds a sixth inning homer and Ray Oyler doubles in a run as Detroit takes a 7-4 decision. Mike Marshall gets the win in relief while Gary Peters drops the loss for Chicago.
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Dodgers Blank Mets on Osteen's 7-Hitter
Claude Osteen hurled seven hits allowed in a 2-0 Dodgers victory over the Mets. Wes Parker tripled in the first inning and scored on a throwing error.
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Baseball and softball results from local leagues and Dodgers win
Multiple game notes. Charlies and Emeralds players headline a pair of local league matchups with DeNice Harris and Case producing hits while Osteen earns his 12th win as the Dodgers beat the Mets in Los Angeles. Ferrara hits a homer as Parker triples and Cardwell suffers the loss in New York.
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Staub Paces Astros Win Over Bucs
Astros star Rusty Staub drove in four runs with a double and a single as Houston defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 3. Dave Giusti pitched the distance for his eighth victory, while Tommie Sisk took the loss for Pittsburgh after a rough first inning. Staub’s hot night raised his season batting average to .360 as the Astros built an early lead and held on.
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