Harrelson Sparks Red Sox to 10-2 Victory
Ken Harrelson homered and drove in four as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 10-2. Santo Santiago added a scoreless start, allowing only one Chicago runner past first until the eighth. Boston jumped on Gary Peters for four first-inning runs and kept the offense rolling with clutch hits from Harrelson, Tolan, and Appling.
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Rico Petrocelli
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Bosox
Mets Split Twin Bill With Cubs
In Chicago the Mets defeated the Cubs 3-0 behind Don Cardwell who allowed five hits and fanned 11 in his first start since May 26. Ron Swoboda and Bob Johnson homered for New York while Ferguson Jenkins won the opener 8-2 for Chicago.
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Billy Williams
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Twins Rally Past Tigers in 5-4 Victory
Minnesota overcame four Detroit errors to beat the American League leaders 5-4. Jim Kaat earned his 10th win with seven hits allowed and an unearned run a wild pitch, while Cesar Tovar and Rich Rollins delivered pivotal third inning runs. Willie Horton and Jim Price errors aided the Twins, who moved within two games of Detroit.
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Fryman Strikes Out 15 as Pirates Blank Phillies 3-0
Woody Fryman fired a three hitter and struck out 15 to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-0 win over Philadelphia. Fryman earned his third victory in 10 decisions, with Maury Wills and Matty Alou driving in runs in the fourth, and Mazeroski adding a late double. The Pirates benefited from a second-inning run aided by a Rojas error.
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Herzog Seen New Boss of Mets
New York AP report says Whitey Herzog, former Mets coach now on special assignment, will replace Wes Westrum as manager of the New York National League club next season. The New York Post and GM Bing Devine indicate a season end decision with no official Mets comment.
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Whitey Herzog
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New York Post
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Bing Devine
Chicago
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Devine
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Ferrara's Homer Lifts Dodgers Over Braves 6-4
Los Angeles Dodgers rally to a 6-4 victory over Atlanta as Ferrara belted a fifth inning homer securing the lead. Earlier, Bailey and Willie Davis homered to give LA a 4-2 edge before Atlanta tied it in the fourth.
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Chiefs Loaded This Season in New Single Wing System
LIBERTY, Mo. AP Kansas City Chiefs plan a single wing offense this season under coach Hank Stram and coordinator Lemm. Key players Garrett Coan Hurston Taylor Burford Buchanan Robinson etc aim to boost depth. rookie Noland Smith shines as a kick returner and exciting runner while Stram previews a stronger defense lineup.
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E. J. Holub
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Bobby Hunt
Fletcher Smith
Willie
Mitchell
Smith
Fred Williamson
Gene Trosch
Willie Lanier
Jim Lynch
Noland
AFL
Sayers 2 TDs Spark Bears Past Cardinals in Exhibition
Gale Sayers scored two early touchdowns as the Chicago Bears built a 35-0 lead, routing the St. Louis Cardinals 42-14 in a NFL exhibition. Larry Rakestraw led Chicago with a 72-yard kickoff return score and a 38-yard pass to Brian Piccolo, while three Hart interceptions returned for TDs keyed the surge.
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Larry Rakestraw
Jim Hart
Charlie Johnson
Army
Sayers
Brian Piccolo
National League results and standings update
Yesterday's NL scores include St Louis 5 Houston , Chicago , New York 2 Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 0 Los Angeles 8 Atlanta 4, San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 0. Today matchups feature New York Koonce Connors vs Chicago Niekro Holtzman, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Atlanta. Standings list Boston and Minnesota atop divisions with varying losses.
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Cohoes Gridders Open Campaign
The Cohoes Olympiads led by coach Jack Breton start their football season today against the Tiremasters of Maspeth Long Island. Kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. at Lansing Park.
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Giants Win 21- inning 1-0 victory over Reds in NL history
In Cincinnati, Bob Lee walked Dick Groat with bases loaded in the 21st inning for a 1-0 Giants win. Gaylord Perry pitched 16 innings with 12 strikeouts, and Frank Linzy finished as San Francisco’s reliever in a five hour forty minute marathon, matching the longest NL night game on record and producing the lone run via an intentional walk and Hart’s single.
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Rose
Hegan HR Stuns Senators At 12th Inning
Mike Hegan belted a two out homer in the 12th inning to lift the New York Yankees to a 2-1 victory over Washington. Dick Lines pitched for Washington with six reliever missteps, while Tritz Peterson allowed four hits in a complete effort for his sixth win against 13 losses. Horace Clarke scored in the first after Tom Tresh's single, giving New York a 1-0 edge before Hogan tied it with a homer for Washington.
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Hor ton bobbles key grounder as California tops Cleveland
In Anaheim Tony Horton fumbled Jimmie Hall’s routine grounder in the ninth allowing California to beat Cleveland 4 to 3. McDowell pitched well into the ninth before Verhas, Hall, Knoop, and Mincher mounted the decisive rally with two outs.
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