Quilici Named Twins Manager After Rigney Firing
MINNEAPOLIS AP Youthful Frank Quilici was named manager of the Minnesota Twins on Thursday replacing Bill Rigney who was fired by President Calvin Griffith. Griffith said the move aimed to restart effort on the field as the Twins stood 36-34 and third in the AL West. Rigney said Griffith told him he wanted a local man and Rigney told players of the decision before practice. Quilici, 33, played for the Twins from 1965 to 1970 and has been with the organization 11 years as a coach and former utility infielder with a .214 lifetime average.
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ACC Tourney Pairings Set at Anderson Country Club
The Anderson Country Club hosts a two day two man match play handicap event for the ACC men's club with tee times starting 11 a.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. Sunday. E. L. Schwantes chairs the event and teams will be repaired Saturday night per Saturday scores.
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Kathy Hammond Nearing Olympic Team Goal in 800 Meters
Kathy Hammond, a Sacramento native and college sophomore, has narrowed the gap to 800 meters as she seeks a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. With two more solid performances at the Frederick trials, she could secure a Munich berth after a hamstring setback in 1968. Trials and finals are scheduled at Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick.
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Willye White
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Tennessee
ERSKINE UAW 662 Little League title champion again
Erskine Little League secures its third consecutive title with a 12-3 finish, managed by Eddie Rat and coached by Hubert Parks and Mark Frossard. VFW runner-up at 10-5. a week of trials includes top athletes aiming for Olympic bids in Munich.
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Babe Ruth at Crawford Field in Evening Optimist game
Morgan earned the win with three hits while Bledsoe notched a fifth win without a loss. Decker and Newton contributed in slugging and fielding, with Saurwein, McMahon, and Hurley offering key plays as First National and Guide Lamp were among the participants in a high scoring baseball clash at Crawford Field.
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NBA Board Sets Meetings on Celtics Bulls Sale
NEW YORK AP The National Basketball Association Board of Governors will consider change of ownership for the Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls at a meeting in New York Tuesday. At last month's annual meeting, the governors denied Irving Levin and Harold Lipton's bid to buy the Celtics and postponed ruling on the Bulls sale.
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Boston Celtics
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National Basketball Association Board of Governors
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Harold Lipton
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Bulls
Laver Advances In Own Tourney
Top seed Rod Laver, host pro, recovered from 1-3 in the third set to beat Haroem Rahim of Pakistan 6-3 6-7 7-5 and reach the Mount Washington International quarter finals in Brentwood New Hampshire. Cliff Rickey withdrew with a knee injury while Roy Emerson skipped due to a sprained ankle. Arthur Ashe defeated Frank Froehling 6-2 6-0. Carmichael beat Stilwell 3-6 6-2 6-2 and Alexander topped Pilic 7-4 4-6 6-1. Rahim and Jeff Borowiak won doubles over Reissen and Okker 6-4 3-6 6-3.
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Pakistan
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Sarasota, Fla
Bobby Lutz
California
Roy Emerson
Australia
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Egypt
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St. Louis
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Frank Froehling
New York
Bob Carmichael
France
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England
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Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
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Jeff Borowiak
Marty Reissen
Evanston
Ill
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Playground Wins Twinbill Against Regency Trailer Sales
American Playground shut down Regency Trailer Sales on three hits in both games of a Wednesday twinbill, winning 7-2 and 5-3. Louie Clear earned his eighth win with nine strikeouts in game one as Anderson went 3-for-3. In game two, Larry Chatham fanned 13 to move to 12-4, with Dallas Fields homering solo in the fifth for American Playground.
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Denny
NHL Switches TV Networks in NBC Deal
The National Hockey League announced a three year television deal with NBC starting in the 1972-73 season. The agreement marks a switch in networks for league broadcasts.
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Sunday School League Results Highlight Standings
Mike Adams pitched a no hitter for Alexandria Church of God in a 150 victory as Sunday School League action continued. Park Place edged South Meridian 6-5, Chesterfield beat St. Matthews 14-6, Westside won 16-14 over St. John’s, Arrow Heights East Side B 4-2, East Side A defeated Christ Lutheran 11-2, Arrow Heights blasted Noble Street Methodist 32-3, and Whetstone topped Colonial United Methodist 10-6. Standings show Alexandria Church of God leading the A Division with 5-1 record, Arrow Heights Church of God 8-0 atop B Division, and multiple teams jockeying for spots.
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Oklahoma Picks Foreman Bonavena Fight Over Frazier Title
Oklahoma City AP The state boxing commission withdraws recognition of Joe Frazier as world heavyweight champion and plans to recognize the winner of a planned bout between George Foreman and Oscar Bonavena in Oklahoma City this fall Foreman is undefeated in 36 fights with 33 knockouts.
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Indians Down Muncie South
Baseball results tease shows multiple leagues with scores and schedules. Indians beat Muncie South. other games include Montreal 7-3 over Lost, Pittsburgh 4-2 Chicago, and many rain or postponed notes across the National and American Leagues with dates and times in EDT.
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Broncos Edge MEC Opponent In 6 5 Win Over Blue River
Daleville leads 6 5 as Daleville bats back D Fletcher hits a third inning homer and a fifth inning three bagger fueled the comeback. Blue River rallies for two in seventh but falls short, improving Broncos MEC to 4 3 with win.
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College Stars Open Drills at Northwestern
EVANSTON Ill AP The College All Star football team opens drills at Northwestern University Friday ahead of the July 2 game with the Dallas Cowboys in Soldier Field. Nebraska coach Bob Devaney will lead the All Stars. The squad includes top pro draft picks Walt Patulski Sherman White and Lionel Antoine.
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