Horlen 3 Hits as White Sox Top Twins 7-3
Chicago White Sox win 7-3 over Minnesota behind Horlen who allowed three hits in seven innings and helped reduce a one game deficit in the pennant race. Rod Carew powered the Twins with two homers but the Sox secured three runs in the second and never looked back. Hansen collected four hits for Minnesota as Chicago pulled within one game of first.
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Frank Robinson Drives Orioles Past Red Sox 6-2
Frank Robinson cracked his 29th homer to lift the Orioles to a 6-2 win over the Red Sox in Boston. The victory tightened the pennant race as Boston suffered a four-game streak interruption and other AL results affected the standings.
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Horton Delivers Rally Win for Tigers Over Washington
Detroit Tigers edge Washington 5-4 in a ninth inning comeback. Willie Horton drove in the deciding run with two outs after Bill Freehan tied it with a three run homer in the eighth. Dick McAuliffe singled to spark the late rally.
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Cards' Carlton Blanks Reds 4 0 On 2-Hitter
Steve Carlton shut out the Cincinnati Reds on two hits as Mike Shannon hit a three run homer to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 0 victory. Nolan exited after 2 walks in the third as Shannon connected for his 12th homer into the right field bleachers. Carlton allowed singles to Helms and Bench, then retired 10 straight before Harper walked in the sixth. none of the Reds advanced past first base.
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McCovey's Two Homers Lift Giants To 6 3 Victory
In a tense game, Willie McCovey slugged two homers powering the San Francisco Giants to a 6 3 win. The Tigers rallied in the eighth but fell short as McCovey provided the key early offense and the bullpen held, securing the series win.
Troy Highs Shooters Beat Cohoes 4-1 In Nonleague Game
Troy High School defeated Cohoes High 4-1 as Bob Reinhardt and Ed Garrity scored in the first period. Richard Horsfall on a second-period penalty shot and Dave Youngs added in the fourth for Troy. Cohoes’ John Brown scored late. Troy travels to Lansingburgh Tuesday afternoon.
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Jenkins Sets Fan Mark As Cubs Win
Ferguson Jenkins pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 7 1 victory over Atlanta breaking a 50 year old club strikeout record with 206 on the season. He allowed five hits in a sharp effort securing his 18th win in 30 decisions as Chicago overwhelmed the Braves.
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Dodgers Sweep Phillies 1-0 in Twin N ighters
Los Angeles Dodgers edged Philadelphia with two 1-0 wins as Rouis e Bill Singer and Don Drysdale shut down the Phillies. Singer yielded five hits in the opener with John Roseboro's fourth inning homer providing the offense. Drysdale allowed six hits in the second game as Wes Parker's ninth inning single delivered the decisive run.
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Golf Tourney At Frear Park Produces Tight Team Victory
Harold Allen together with Ben Ryle and Ralph McCosky won the Madison Grill Open at Frear Park. Tom Halpin, Joan Byrne and Richard Cotten took second, and Ed Tatro, Dick Theophel and Al Force finished third. Allen also earned low gross with 189.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Results show St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 0 and San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 3 among others. Team standings list St. Louis 56-62, San Francisco 66-55, Cincinnati 54-41-6, Chicago 51-31-3, Philadelphia 50-67, Atlanta 50-74, Pittsburgh 47-49. Tonight's scheduled games include Chicago at Atlanta, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, New York at Houston. Probable pitchers: Nye for Chicago at Johnson for Atlanta, Washburn for St. Louis at Pappas, Sutton for Los Angeles at Wise, Sadecki for San Francisco at Fryman, McGraw for New York at Cuellar.
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Boy Seeks Ward Start In Colts Exhibition Game
In Baltimore AP reports a 9 year old nephew of Jim Ward wrote coach Don Shula asking that Ward start the first half in a night NFL Exhibition game so the writer could go to bed before the second half. The letter seeks a preferred quarterback change.
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Angels Edge A's In 11 2-1 Inning Victory
Rick Reichardt's two out single in the 11th scored Don Mincher to lift the California Angels past Kansas City 2-1. Brunet and Locke allowed six hits, with Mincher driving in the go ahead run after a double and wild pitch. Fregosi had opened the scoring for California with a fourth inning single and steal, while Dobson and Krausse pitched well for KC.
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Packers, Lions, Rams Lead Open in NFL Preseason
The 48th NFL season opens with Green Bay and Los Angeles unbeaten in exhibitions. Detroit visits Green Bay as the Packers boast a stout defense led by Bart Starr while Lions mentor Milt Plum starts at quarterback. Rams eye a strong year with Gabriel and Bass backing Tommy Mason and Tom Fears coaching the Saints.
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Archer's 66 Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic
George Archer, 66, takes a three stroke lead at Whitemarsh Valley in the Philadelphia Golf Classic after two rounds. Archer, 36, from Gilroy California, credited new aluminum shaft driver and a painted putter for his surge to 10 under par 66 and tied for the tournament 36-hole record.
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Mantle Powers Yankees Past Indians with Three Singles
Mickey Mantle singled three times and drove in two runs as the New York Yankees beat Cleveland 5 to 1. Roy White sparked the rally with a double, and John Kennedy's squeeze bunt and subsequent steals helped push New York ahead 4 to 1 in the fifth inning. Cleveland scored once in the third on a Leon Wagner single after a bases loaded walk.
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