Adair's pinch single lifts Red Sox in split with Senators
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader as Jerry Adair delivered a two run pinch single in the sixth and Dalton Jones added a run. Ken McMullen and Doug Camilli homered for the Senators while Howard's three RBI night powered Boston’s offense.
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AL Leaders Divide Pair in Twin Cities Split
Fred Whitfield delivered a game deciding infield hit in the 10th inning, driving home Chuck Hinton for Cleveland as they edged Minnesota 2 1 in the second game of a two night doubleheader. The Twins won the opener.
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Green's 2nd Homer Secures A's Double Victory
Detroit fall behind in the pennant race as Kansas City split the twin bill with a 4-2 win aided by Dick Green's second three run homer. Jerry Lumpe drove in three with a homer in the first game.
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Braves Sweep Phillies in doubleheader for fourth straight win
Atlanta righty Tony Cloninger earned his first win since July 14 as the Braves swept Philadelphia 82 and 81. Carroll threw his first major league complete game, aiding a 4-0 comeback in the opener and a 6-run first inning in the nightcap, with Hank Aaron belting his 35th homer and Mack Jones adding a solo shot as Atlanta totaled 15 hits. Felipe Alou and Tito Francona each had three hits for the Braves.
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Foyt Wins U S Horn Memorial at Du Quoin Dirt Track
A. J. Foyt of Houston won the U S Auto Club Ted Horn Memorial 100 mile national championship at Du Quoin State Fair. He finished three eighths of a mile ahead of Mario Andretti. The race averaged 93.679 mph on the one mile dirt track with 18 starters and 12 finishers. Roger McCluskey finished third, Larry Dixon fourth, Bill Vukovich fifth. Foyt earned 7265.80 in total prizes from a 23400 purse.
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Reds Edge Mets 2-1 as Nolan earns win
Cincinnati tops New York 2-1 breaking a three game skid behind Gary Nolan improving to 12-6. Vada Pinson drives in a run and scores in the first with Ted Abernathy helping late relief as Tom Seaver and Cleon Jones provide the Mets’ only tally.
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U.S. Wins 32 Medals at Tokyo World University Games
The United States finished with 32 gold medals in Tokyo ending a strong campaign at the World University Games. Japan totaled 21 golds and Germany eight as Sawaki won the 10,000 meters, and the U.S. collected 61 medals overall with swimming and diving dominating with 24 of 26 events won.
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Dodgers Rally For Split In Doubleheader Day
Los Angeles Dodgers rally for an 8-6 win over Chicago in the nightcap, capping a five-run ninth after the Cubs took the opener 2-1 on Ernie Banks in the 11th. Park er drove in two with a two-run double as LA split the twin bill.
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Josephson Delivers in 10th as White Sox Split with Yankees
In a tense twin bill, the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 3-2 in the nightcap to pull within one game of the AL lead behind Minnesota, while the opener went to New York 3-2. Bufford and Josephson combined for the decisive 10th inning single after a Ward-Stanky clash and a key defensive miscue in the field.
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U.S. Women Lose to West Berlin All Star Team
The U.S. women's field hockey team, preparing for the world championships in West Germany, was defeated 2-1 by a West Berlin All-Star team yesterday.
Cards to Reactivate Hurler Bob Gibson
St Louis Cardinals general manager Stan Musial said Gibson would be reinstated to the active list today. The right hander, who had won 20 or more games the past two seasons, has been on the disabled list with a broken leg since mid season. He had a 10 6 record when injured.
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Titans State Practice Dates
The Troy Titans semi pro football team under coach Angelo Patti will hold a 6 pm practice tomorrow at Prospect Park. A full scrimmage is set for Saturday at 1 pm at Prospect Park with current members and any new candidates urged to attend. Upcoming games include Albany Johnstown Hudson Falls Schenectady and NYC clubs.
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McCormick Nips Astros For 19th, 3-2
San Francisco edged Houston 4-3 as Mike McCormick won his 19th. Jim Hart drove in two runs with an eighth inning single that plated Willie McCovey for the deciding run. Hart, Alou, Mays, and McCovey supplied the key hits to rally past the Astros after Houston scored twice in the second.
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Ebers Wins At Van Schaick Island Club Golf Sweepstake
Tom Ebers won the Van Schaick Island Country Club golf sweepstakes with a net 67, defeating Ray Quinn who shot 69. James Carroll took Class B with 88-22-66, while other top scores included Tom Kusker 76-6-70 and Bill Ler 83-11-72. Ladies sweepstakes went to Mrs. Lee Bass at 91-18-73 over Mrs. Thomas Dwyer 93-18-76. Pro football scores list Saskatchewan 18 Edmonton 6 and Calgary 39 Winnipeg 0 among others.
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