Major League Trades Spur Improvements Across AL Clubs
In a period of shakeups, players like Jerry Walker Ron Kline Larry Osborn Stan Williams and Orlando Pena boosted teams. Walker pitched a shutout to spark a victory for the Athletics while Kline freed Washington from Camilo Pascual in relief. Vic Davalillo Tony Martinez and Max Alvis led the Indians to a win with Davalillo driving in two on his first Major League homer.
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Jerry Walker
Ron Kline
Larry Osborn
Stan Willams
Orlando Pena
Vic Davalillo
Tony Martinez
Max Alvis
Indians
Tigers
Davalillo
Martine
Alvis
Ray Sadecki
Cards
Tony Taylor
Don Demeter
Taylor
Dick Groat
Demeter
Ron Taylor
Baldschun
Koufax
Colts
Houston
ACC Teams Tie for 3rd Meet Oglethorpe 13-3
ACC teams share third place as Oglethorpe defeats ACC members 13 to 3. Maryland wins its first ACC game by beating South Carolina 8 to 1. Clemson opens conference play with a 10 to 4 victory over Virginia. Notre Dame over Duke 6 to 2 and North Carolina nosing Mercer 9 to 8 in non league action.
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Oglethorpe
Maryland
South Carolina
Clemson
Tigers
Virginia
Notre Dame
Duke
North Carolina
Mercer
Furman
N.C. State
Camp Lejeune
Wake Forest
Georgia Southern
Cubs Hand Giants First Loss in NL Title Chase
Jackson shut out the Giants into the ninth, aided by McDaniel. Cubs beat San Francisco 3 1 as McDaniel closed it. Giants join Pirates and Phils in first-place tie at 41 41.
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Cubs
Jackson
Giants
Jim Becker
Associated Press
Aarry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
Kennedy
San Francisco Giants
McDaniel
Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Alvin McBean
Lou Brock
Chuck Hiller
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Ron Santo San
Bank
Sanders Wins Greensboro Open With Record Pace
Doug Sanders, 18 to 29 years old over a decade, won the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield with a two under 69 to total 270, four strokes ahead of Jimmy Clark. Sanders earned 5 500, while Clark took 3 500, with Kel Nagle 2 400 and others at lower prizes.
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Greensboro
N.C
Cedartown
Durham
Chamber of Commerce
Doug Sanders
North Carolina
Sanders
Sedgefield Country Club
Sam Snead
Jimmy Clark
Hun Beach
Calif
Kel Nagle
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Chicago to San Francisco
Postponed Chicago at Los Angeles due to rain. Major results include Kansas City 5 Minnesota 4 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 0. Standings show San Francisco atop with 41 wins and Pittsburgh 4 100. Only game scheduled New York at Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Baltiore
Baltimore
Ww. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
OOO
Milwaukee
L. Pet. G.B
Boston and Detroit Split Playoff Games
In the NBA playoffs on Saturday Boston defeated Los Angeles 117 to 114, giving Boston a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series while Detroit edged Toronto 3 to 2, with Toronto leading 2-1 in their series and the next game at Detroit.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Detroit
Toronto
Fort Hill dominates meet as five records fall
Fort Hill of Cumberland tops a six-team invitational with 69 points led by standout performances from Wallace, Mason, and Hinkle. Wheaton and Allegany chased, while James Wood and Handley posted notable placings and two record finishes in the Fort Hill meet.
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Vitational
James Wood
Barry Wingfield
al Keiley
Allegany
Fort Hill
Handley
Colonels
Alleghany
Cumberland
Wheaton
Martinsburg
Donnie Mason
Beale
Waynesboro
Dwight Sanderlin
Maryland
Gary Bayliss
Rhodes
Dennis Hinkle
Gene
Larry Bell
Wallace
Bill Wright
Albemarle
Mason
Burr Grim
Zais
Smith
Robinson
George Sempeles
Eddie Grim
Frank Armstrong
Dick Jackson
Don Thompson
Bill Hickerson
Joe Gawler
Bill Shendon
Nan Why
Wilcee
Net
Turetsky
Willams
Kilmer
Cushna
Bechtel
Elliot
Williams
Thompson
Shirley
Harper
Sunderlin
Shirey
Gacher
Lohr
Hinkle
Fisher
Bell
Men’s Pan American Team Sees Star Absence
The U S Pan American team for Sao Paulo Brazil includes 41 track men with Gene Johnson of UC as the sole high jumper after Joe Faust of Southern California Olympic high jumper wired he cannot compete. The delegation totals 469 including divers cyclists basketball volleyball rowers and equestrians.
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Miami Beach
Fla
America
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Art Lentz
Lentz
Faust
Gene Johnson
University of California
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