Stuart Leads Bosox Win As He Drives In Five
Dick Stuart powered the Boston Red Sox to a 5-0 win over Washington, with a second two run homer boosting his RBI to 77. Tony Conigliaro added four hits including a solo homer, while Bill Monbouquette pitched six strong innings for his fifth victory.
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Pizzarro Upsets Narvaez For Shot At Lightweight Title
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania shocks Frankie Narvaez at Madison Square Garden to earn a 10 round unanimous decision and a possible title bout with Carlos Ortiz after reversing a prior loss. Officials scores favor Bizzarro 7-3 7-2-1 54-1.
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Gugliemi Retires From NFL To Concentrate On Insurance
Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich announced Ralph Gugliemi has retired to devote full time to his insurance business in Washington.
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Clay Court Semifinals Set With Four Top Seeds
In River Forest at the 54th National Clay Court championships the four top seeds reach the semifinals. McKinley, the No 1, defeated Pasarell in a four-set match as Froehling faces Lall. Richey meets Alvarez while Graebner meets Barthowics in the women's brackets. Riessen and Ralston prepare for the other semi final.
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Miss Richey
Dallas
Judy Alvarez
Mrs. Graebner
Peaches Barthowics
McKinley
Charles Pasarell
San Turce
Puerto Rico
Froehling
India
Premjit Lall
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield Calif
Marty Riessen
Northwestern University
Publinx Finals Set As Wilson And McDonald Vie
Minneapo lis AP Bill McDonald of Topeka Kansas a 5 foot 130 pound Washburn University student and Dean Wilson a 31 year old Omaha postal clerk meet Saturday in the 36 hole National Public Links finals after long match play. Wilson leads 8 over par after 101 holes while McDonald is 12 over after 104 holes. Both endured 95 degree heat in Friday semifinals with Wilson edging Arne Dokka on the 38th hole and McDonald defeating Yates Adams 8 and 6.
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Sherman Oaks
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High Point
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Kelso Faces Do Or Die Test In Monmouth Handicap
Kelso the five year old gelding from Mrs. Richard C. duPont's Bohemian Stable runs in the 190000 added Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park seeking Horse of the Year glory. He carries 130 pounds and renews rivalry with Mongo who gets three pounds bonus from Kelso. Olden Times and Dean Carl complete the field as Dean Carl also eyes stakes success.
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Nichols In PGA Lead Palmer 2nd After Two Rounds
Bobby Nichols held a one over par 71 to remain leader at 135 after two rounds at Columbus Country Club. Arnold Palmer fired a 68 to stand two behind at 136, while Ken Venturi carded 65 for a 137 and a share of third.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Recap
The standings show Philadelphia leading with 51 34 and a .600 percentage, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Friday results include Philadelphia over Cincinnati 5 4 and Houston over San Francisco 5 2.
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Phils Advance on Error in NL Race Narrowing Gap
Don Pauletier sparked the Reds with a costly eighth inning error as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 to move one game ahead of San Francisco in the National League standings. Pavletich, back from the Pacific Coast League, batted and fielded in his majors debut. Cater and Shockley sparked a key seventh inning rally, while Pinson homered late for Cincinnati. Giants, Dodgers, and Cardinals won their games as rain wiped out a Pirates doubleheader.
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Reds
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Clay Dalrymple
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Vada Pinson
Gene Mauch
Fred Hutchinson
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Buckley Lages Edges Halltown In City League Action
Buckley Lages edged leading Halltown 1-0 in eight innings while Lucky Inn beat Winchester Merchants 7-3. Adkins pitched the eighth for the win. Bromley and Knight sparked B L with key hits. Halltown pitchers held to two threats as Halltown and Buckley Lages produced tight defense and late runs.
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Duckpin Bowling Easteps Godlove Trio Lead High Scores
The Easteps and Godloves rolled a 1862 series with wins over McCall Zuckerman in the Husband Wife League at Health Center Lanes. Bonnie Eastep led with 374, as Eugene Easter 353, Alice Godlove 321, and Wayne Godlove 314 followed. McCall Zuckerman pairings totaled 1269. Dodson Whitacre led winners with 1313 across three wins over Kelican Ramsey. Dodson 344 high, Whitacre 132. Kelican 145 spares and strike kept the seven-frame match close. The Goforth Willis squad beat Ellis Snapp 2-1 behind Martha Willis 115 and Bill Goforth 112. Corbin Patterson trio finished 471 to shut out McKee Renner, with Corbin 115 and Sue Patterson 110. McKee Renner’s Sonny McKee led rivals with 138 and 122, Louis Renner 122, Gertrude Renner 107. Pauline Miller 123, Russell Miller 109, Fritz unnamed.
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Nut House Four tops Alley Cats 4 0 to take first
Nut House Four shut out Alley Cats 4 0 to rise to first place as Alley Cats drop to second. top scorers include Earl Sealock with 564 and Phyros players led by Rosa Wilcox 468 and Phyllis Leight 526 while Bowl Weevils and Bowl Wee vids also feature strong totals.
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Rosa Wilcox
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Bob Wilcox
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Will Armstrong
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Thompson leads 3-0 win with 106 bowling in league clash
Thompson bowled 106 as his team defeated Anderson Pingley 3-0. Charlotte Anderson topped the losers with 110. Mason Jr. and McKee posted high counts but were upset by Stotler and Teets in Boys Doubles. Teets and Stotler led winners with strong scores in relay bouts.
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Charles Mason, Jr
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James Stotler
Gary Teets
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Ray Bielein
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Freddie Griffith
Lonnie Whitlock
Tommy Anderson
Eddie Shade
Paul Bromley
James Shanholtz
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Shanholtz
Pony League All Stars Set For Series
The Winchester and Hagerstown Pony League All-Stars were chosen to meet in a best two out of three series. The first game is in Hagerstown today with the third game site decided by coin toss. Owen Foltz leads Winchester with Pete Whitlock and Louis Binner as coaches, Chuck Anderson oversees Hagerstown. Fort Collins report notes Billy Lott, 28, ex Mississippi star, signed with the Denver Broncos of the AFL.
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