Gotay Drives Astros Past Cardinals in Two-Week Fill
Gotay led Houston with a double and two singles driving in two runs as he fills in for Army Reserve bound Morgan. Astros beat St Louis 5-2 to snap a three game skid. Cubs and Dodgers won, while Phillies veteran Bill White hit his first homer of the season.
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Hudson Rejoins St. Louis Hawks in NBA ABA tug of war
Lionel Hudson returned to the St. Louis Hawks after considering an ABA offer from the Minnesota Muskies. The Hawks had sued Hudson, the Muskies, and the ABA for breach of contract, but the suit was dropped as Hudson signed a new Hawks deal.
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Major League Leaders Overview
American League leaders include Kaline Det. batting 349 and F Robinson Balt. 43 RBIs. Kaline also 58 hits and 38 runs. Fre gosi Calif. 56 hits. Mincher Calif. 12 doubles. Buford Chic. 5 triples. F Robinson 15 homers. Pitching leaders show Horlen 6 0 and Sparma 5 0. National League leaders feature Clemente Pitt. .374 and Aaron Atl. 40 runs, Brock St.L. 43 RBIs and 74 hits.
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Epstein Sparks Unlikely Debut With 200-Foot homer
Mike Epstein finally earned a second major league debut with Washington after a controversial start, homering 200 feet in his first game as the Senators lost to the Yankees 4-2. He singled in his first plate appearance.
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Epstein Debuts With Inside the Park Homer Rosy for Senators
Thad Tillotson earned his third win of the season as the Yankees beat Washington 4-2 with Mantle delivering a tying homer and Epstein debuting for the Senators with a quirky inside the park shot. McLain praised Sain for the slider its helped him secure a 3-2 win over Kansas City.
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Intrepid and American Eagle target second win in trials
In Stamford Connecticut AP Intrepid skippered by Bus Mosbacher and American Eagle helmed by George Hinman led Monday’s preliminary trials to pick the United States defender against Australia Weatherly skippered by Briggs Cunningham finished 49 seconds back of Intrepid and Constellation skippered by Bob McCullough was 50 seconds behind American Eagle The daily trials continue through Friday with two more sets planned later in the summer before the 12 meter yacht faces the Australian challenger in Newport September.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Denver defeated Indianapolis 110. Oklahoma City won 9 to 1 over Tulsa. Vancouver won 4 to 3 against Hawaii. Tacoma beat San Diego 7 to 6. In the International League Syracuse routed Jacksonville 12 to 2 and Richmond defeated Rochester 5 to 0.
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Furgol Out as Open Qualifying Narrowly Stings
Ed Furgol fails to qualify for the U S Open after shooting five over par across two Long Island courses Whea tley Hills and Meadow Brook. Sam Snead seeks a 26th Open bid as 67 qualifiers emerge from seven sites while 27 top players receive exemptions. Bob Verney posts an outstanding 133 seven under par at Colonial Country Club in Memphis to lead 23 qualifiers.
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Cool Reception Destroyed After Belmont Finish
Cool Reception, second in the Belmont Stakes despite a broken right foreleg, was destroyed Monday night in New York after a two hour operation failed to save him. Jockey Johnny Sellers praised the colt's courage as he finished the race and walked back to the unsaddling ring.
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Heavyweight bouts highlight boxing card
In Milwaukee Alvin Lewis of Detroit KO'd Aaron Eastling of St. Paul in five rounds. Worcester saw Herman Harris at 206 stop Joe Roman of Ashville in ten. Dave Ditmar at 152 outpointed John Sanders of Philadelphia in eight. Walpole featured Pat Stapleton at 197 stopping Barry O'Neill of Providence in eight.
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Lake placid to host first Kennedy Memorial Games
New York will stage the inaugural John F. Kennedy International Memorial Games during the winter of 1968 69. AAU Executive Director Col Don Hull announced on Monday.
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