Tigers Bump Chisox To Tie For AL Lead
Detroit beat Chicago 4-1 as Mickey Lolich won his 10th against 12 losses and Fred Lasher earned his 508th career relief win. Kaline drove in a run, and Al Kaline left hitters with a late run support while the Tigers pulled into a tie atop the American League standings with Minnesota and Detroit’s win.
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Chicago
Eddie Marcan
White Sox
Mathews
Ken Boyer
al Kaline
Thews
Jim Northrup
Mitnesota
Detroit
Minnesota
Fred Lasher
Twins
Tigers
Horton
Troit
The
Baltimore
Boston
Sev Leighth
Lolich
Bill Freehan
Kaline
Chicago White Sox
New York
Ameri
Mickey Lolich
Tommy John
Tigers rally but fall short in extra innings loss
Detroit falls 6 4 to Chicago after a late unearned Detroit run due to Ward misplay and Oyler bunt. Northrup hits his seventh homer off McMahon, Lolich suffers the loss with John and Lasher on mound in a tight 2 31 game.
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Tigers
Pete Ward
Mickey Stanley
Oyler
Stanley
Lolich
Don McMahon
John
Northrup
White Sox
Ken Boyer
Detroit Chica
Abe
Birhbi
Buford
Mauuite
BO Mecrawin
Kaline
Cf Ao
Whorton
Fiver
Toad Northrup
Voss i
Freehan
Ward If
Mathews
Colavilo
Cash
Josephin
Killebrew Homers as Orioles Take Second Game of Twin Bill
In Baltimore, Pete Richert shut down Minnesota in late innings to seal a 5-3 win for the Orioles in the nightcap. Harmon Killebrew hit his 87th homer, while Jim Merritt pitched a six hitter to carry the Twins to a 7-2 victory in the opener. The split leaves Minnesota tied for first with Detroit after the Tigers beat Chicago 4-1.
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Baltimore
Pete Richert
Minnesota
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Merrittt
Detroit
Chicago
Richert
Mon bouquette puzzles Red Sox in 5 2 loss
Yankees cap a 5-2 win over Boston as Bill Monbouquette struggles on the mound and at the plate. Tom Tresh delivers three straight hits to spark New York, moving Boston to third place in the American League behind Minnesota and Detroit. Monbouquette improves to 4-4 with Verbanic relief, while Morbo and Tresh help the Yankees pull away in the seventh.
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Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Red Sox
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Detroit
Monbouquette
Joe Verbanic
Morbo
Monboy
Quette
Mike Andrews
Jerry Adair
Carl Yastrzemski
George Scott
Vernight
Kanie
Yankees
Lee
Stange
New York
Petroclliss
Scott
Rico
Nmme
Ph Tocelli
Petrocelli
Tartabull
Tresh
Xemion
Josto
Yastrzemski
Clarke
Trest
Monbo
Petocelli
Horace Ip
Beso Monbquette
Pirates Nip Cards 4-3 In Tight National League Tilt
Pittsburgh edged St Louis 4-3 as Maury Wills delivered the decisive run with a leadoff triple and later scored on a Clemente walk and Wills single. Gene Alley sparked the rally with a two-out double, and Mazeroski and May were intentionally walked in the late innings to set up the finishing sequence. Pitching and timely hits kept the game close with St Louis tying the score in the second before the Pirates pulled ahead in the tenth.
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Gene
Atle
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Jerry May
Alley
Roberto Clemente
al Gene Alley
Jackson
Luplow
Wills
Clemente
Wil
Pirates
Stargell
Cardinals
Dick Hughes
Tim McCarver
Julian Javier
Cal Maxvill
Tom Seaver
al Jackson
Manny Jiminez
Pitts- Swoboda
Burgh
Mets
Brock II Flood
Malou
Tony Ferraris
Cepeda
Stargelt If
Homer McArver
Tig Cindenon
Queen
Shannon
Lah Javier
Joan Rawfosil
Maxvillis
Jay
Reds
Hughes
Ribant
Hoerner
Face
Willis
Dimenes
Leo Cardenas
Macison
Pagan Or
Heaizarrop
Tommy Harper Rodgers
DalCanta P Coog
Cuvcinnami
New York
Ans Harper
Harrelson
Tun
Rosch
Cardenas
Grote
Javier
Frisella Pelma
SO Stadt
Hughes Koosman
Tia
Sullivan
A.jackson Willis
Cincinnati
DalCanton
Lobincinnati
Frisetta
Selma
Koosman
Connors
Cincinn
Ant New York
Swoboda Rf
Isan
Buchek
Silis
Swaboda
Grate
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Erezay
Si—Helms
Bosch
S—Seaver
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Nottebart
Seaver
Mets Top Reds 5 4 in nightcap to split twin bill
The Mets defeated the Reds 5-4 in the nightcap to split the twin bill. Orlando Cepeda hit his 25th homer and Cleon Jones added a run with Jerry Grote driving in a fourth RBI. Cincinnati had won the opener 3-0 behind Mel Queen’s two-hitter.
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Mets
Phillies Defeat Braves 4 to 1 in first inning eruption
PHILADELPHIA AP Bill White's bases loaded double drove in two runs as the Phillies built a three run first inning and went on to beat the Atlanta Braves 4 to 1. Rick Wise earned his first lifetime victory over the Braves with a four hit complete game. Joe Torre hit Atlanta's lone run with a 20th homer in the fifth.
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Philadelphia
Bill White
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Rick [ Wise
Braves
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Tony Taylor
John Briggs
Phillies
John Callison
Tony Gonzalez
White
Taylor
Briggs
Gonzalez
Clay Carrol
Father Son Golf Event Slated At TCC
The Troy Country Club will host its annual Father Son Golf Tournament tomorrow with pairings listed from 1:00 to 2:10 including Dr. Don Anthony and Jr., Gene Cardish, John Quinlan, Dr. Walter Gunther, Dr. Robert Kahn, and others. At 4:30 p.m. a Scotch mixed two ball foursome follows, with Sunday serving as final greens committee cup qualifying day.
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Troy Country Club
Don Anthony
Don Anthony Jr
George
Jeff Johnson
Gene
E. J. Cardish
Barker
Jerry House
John
Jay Quinlan
Walter Gunther
Andrew Gunther
Robert Kahn
Peter Kahn
Bill
Mike Connors
Don
Scott Lambert
Ulrich
Peter Marx
Bob
Bill Peck
Paul
Criss “Ryan
Larry
Richard Davie
Bill Farrell
Jim
Dennis McCarthy
Jay Schneider
Angels Shut Out Nuts 4-0 in Washington
California pitcher Rickey Clark threw a two hitter for his first major league shutout as the Angels beat the Senators 4-0. Key blows came in the eighth inning with a three run burst on gave hits and an error, aided by Jim Hale, Don Mincher, Bubba Morton and Bob Rodgers. Aurelio Rodriguez scored on a misplayed liner in the fifth, and Clark benefited from solid defense and clutch hits to seal the win.
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Washington
Rickley Clark
California Angels
Washington Senators
Angels
Phil. Ortega
Fou
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Bubba Morton
Bob Rodgers
Roger Repez
Fred Valentine
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jim
I Fregosi
Mincher
Hall
Repez
Morton
Rodgers
Cap Peterson
Clark
California
Valentine
Ao Fregos
McMulla
L.rodriguez
SB Valentine
Repoz
R.clark
Ortega
Baldwin
Giants Nip Cubs Take Over Second Place in NL
San Francisco topped Chicago 4 3 as Jim Davenport's two out pinch triple tied the game and Ray Sadecki delivered the game winning single in the ninth. Hart scored two runs for Chicago while Sadecki earned his eighth victory on a six hit outing. Niekro took the loss to fall to 8 7.
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SAN Francisco
Jim Davenport
Ray Sadecki
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Jim Hart
Giants
Don Kessinger
Davenport
Bob Schrader
Sadecki
Sadeki
Cheago
Joe Nickro
Fireworks
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Ab Richt
Abricht Kessinger Ss
Jalon IF
Baza
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McCovey
Kessinger
Hart
S—J.niekro
Hundley
Brown
Hrem
J.niekro
Semi-Pro Grid Test Slated
The Schenectady Stormers meet the Brooklyn Mariners tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Bishop Gibbons High School in a semi pro football game. The Stormers led by quarterback Al Motla enter at 0 1 1.
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Schenectady Stormers
Brooklyn Mariners
Bishop Gibbons High School
Stormers
al Motla
Columbus Leads 4-3 as IL Series Tightens
International League game saw Columbus top Rochester 4-3 to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series. Toledo beat Richmond 6-5, leveling the series at 2-1 in favor of Columbus and Richmond.
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International League
Columbus
Rochester
Collumbus
Toledo
Richmond
Horton powers Cleveland past A's with grand slam
Tony Horton hit a first inning grand slam as Cleveland defeated Kansas City 6-3. Gus Gil added a two run single for the Indians, while Sonny Siebert scattered six singles in a solid start. Horton connected after bases were loaded by a walk to Vic Davalillo and a misplayed grounder from Scheinblum.
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Cleveland
Tony Horton
Kansas City
Gus Gil
Sonny Siebert
Horton
John Odom
Vic Davalillo
Larry Brown
Richie Scheinbl
Sb— Campaneris
MacTavish wins 30-lap modified feature at Albany Malta
Victor MacTavish captured the 30-lap modified sportsman feature at Albany Saratoga Speedway in Malta last night beating runner up Ed Patnode and Guy Chartrand who finished third. Lucky Sutton won the 50-lap double paint race for semi late model cars ahead of Tommy Correlis and Red Carr. Mary Bruno of Malta won the powder puff demolition derby.
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Don MacTavish
Albany-Saratoga Speedway
Malta
Ed Patnode
Guy Chartrand
Lucky Sutton
Tommy Correlis
Red Carr
Mary Bruno
Gerlak wins Northeastern News Area PGA Senior title at Windham
Alex Gerlak shot a 71 to capture the Area PGA Senior Championship at Windham Country Club while a three man playoff determined the runner up. Joe Twaalfskill, Moxon of Pontoosue Lake, and Jim Farina tied high with 78s and 79s, with Gerlak edging in the extra hole to seal the title as others posted 77 to 83 at Saratoga Spa.
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Windham
Alex Gerlak
Joe
Twaalfskill
Maley
Grennock
Mass
Kingston
Chick Moxon
Pontoosue Lake
York
Troy
Johnny Gaucas
van Schaick
Country Club
Frank Stuhler
Antlers
Gerlak
Ben Taski
Waconah
Ham
Yester
Jim Farina
Scotty Robertson
Wiltwyck
Schenectady
Joe Sandey
Red Hook
Claude Young
Winding Brook
Eddie Schulz
Lawrence Mattei
Gloversville
Jack Maxwell
Ford
Brown
Saratoga
San
Spa
New York
PGA
Larry Ostrander
Bill Gressick
Catskill
Fairly's HR Helps LA Top Astros
Ron Fairly hit a two out two run homer in the eighth to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4 2 victory over the Houston Astros Dodgers scored twice in the sixth on Davis and Johnson doubles and Parker and Ferrara run scoring singles Wynn tied it with a 33rd homer in the top of the eighth Houston suffered its ninth straight loss Dodgers Coombs Morgan Wynn Fairly Johnson H. Wynn Fairly cited in box sheet with seven innings pitched and two runs allowed
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Ron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Tom Dukes
Willie Davis
Wes Parker
Dodgers
Lou Johnson
Jimmy Wynn
Astros
Davis
Johnson
Parker
al Ferrara
Danny Coombs
Doug Rader
Hatston
Angeles
Jackson
Morgan
Wynn
Sohnson
Ferrara
Lefebvre
Bailey
Harrison
Coombs
Michael Ss
Schneider
Sutton
Golay
Murra
Bos
Jos
W. Davies
HiWynn
Fairly
Bennelder Bo
Luton i
New Hunters' Safety Course Scheduled
Fred Terrell will conduct a hunter safety training class tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. at the Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game. Muhhaf Avarill Dact is noted in the readable text of the notice.
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Fred Terrell
Hendrick Hudson Fish and Game
Barrington Fair Opens 127th Year With Six Day Meet
The Great Barrington Fair opens its gates for the 127th year and starts a six day racing meet that draws area patrons to thoroughbred racing. Ed Carroll, the fair president, and Harry Storin, director of public relations, are credited with reviving the event into a top fair circuit stop.
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Barrington Fair
Great Barrington
Saratoga
Barrington
Harry Storin
Harry
Ed Carroll
Carroll-Storm
RPI Expects Sophomores to Lead Scrimmage with St Lawrence
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute starts a two game intercollegiate exhibition today at 1 30 p m on 86 Field facing St Lawrence. Coach Dick Riendeau intends to test ten sophomores on offense and defense, with six starting on defense. Notable sophomores include Walsh Carlisle Allocco Ciesluk Grgurich Jovanovic Edwards Baldwin and Cearnal among others. The game is free and open to the public.
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Rensselaer Poly
Dick Riendeau
St. Lawrence
Wesleyan
RPI
Middlebury
Riendeau
Dave Walsh
Kevin Carlisle
Walsh
Carlisle
Allendale
Dee Jovanovic
Randy Edwards
John Baldwin
Cearnal
John Contenta
Tommy Lee
Gary Masner
Jack Hart
Chip Seaburg
Rich Bowen
Hank Rowett
Dennis Lawrence
Pete Riva
Larry Alexander
Dave Burkhart
Bob Ford
Argyle Central High School
Phil McWhorter
Lee
McWhorter
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