Congress backs bill to form federated Track and Field body
A Congressional committee approved a bill to create a federally chartered United States Track and Field Association. The plan aims to resolve the long running AAU NCAA feud by establishing an 11 member presidentially appointed panel to oversee the sport nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
S National Collegiate Athletic Association
Sense Commerce Committee
NCAA
AAU
Us, Track and Field Association
Atmateu Athletic Federation
Phillies rally past Giants 2 1 in tense opener
Ray Sadecki pitched for San Francisco and Rick Wise held off a late surge as the Phillies edged the Giants 2 1. Cookie Rojas opened with a double and Tony Taylor drove in the decisive run in a tight NL battle.
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San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
Philadel Phia
Rick Wise
Phillies
Giants
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Rojas
Allen
Tony Taylor
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Ty Cline Wille Mays
Jim Hart
Sadeck
Ban Fraxshyee
Philatelpols Abrh
Enis
Hart
Fritatelphia
Promedna
Callion
Tastor
Boies
Guigzyral
Perbad
Little League Player Killed in Jeopardy of Ball Hit
Ten year old James R. Bender died after a baseball struck him in the chest during a Little League game in Evansville Indiana. He collapsed and died at St Marys Hospital as emergency crews attempted to aid him. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bender.
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Evansville
Ind
James R. Bender
South Life League
James
St. Mary’s Hospital
Land
Donald Bender
Seaver and Jones Spark Mets in 53 Win Over Astros
New York defeated Houston 13 to 2 as Tom Seaver struck out 12 over eight innings, with Rusty Staub and Donn Clendening delivering key hits. Willie Jones hit his seventh homer of the year, while Jim Beauchamp and Art Shamsky provided support with homers and RBIs.
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Hackert
Zimpleman
Legion
Hockett
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Greenfield
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NEW York
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Seaver
Risler
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Sencer
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Biter
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Strana
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Cee
Dick Simpson
Sun
Harrelson
Ken Boswell
Jones
Art Shamsky
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Siaal Musell
Shamsky
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LCI
Kluster
Wades
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Conigliato Cleared To Resume Practice With Red Sox
Boston outfielder Tony Conigliato announces doctors OK him to resume workouts at Fenway Park. He aims to play as an outfielder for Boston next season and plans to attend the instruction league in Sarasota after the season ends.
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UPI
Tony Coniglist
Boston Red Sox
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Basebolll Diamonds
Red Sox
Tony
Conignaro
Fenway Park
Sarasota
Gibson Extends Scoreless Streak With 1-0 Shutout
Bob Gibson fired his fourth consecutive shutout, blanking the Cubs 1-0 as Erskine National maintained a major league scoreless streak. Curt Flood singled home Lou Brock in the third inning for the lone run.
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Summitville
Goodring
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Ballentine
Tarlow
Daleville defeats Wapahani 15 to 2 in conference clash
Daleville rolled to a dominant 15 2 victory over Wapahani in a Mid east Conference game on Thursday.
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Daleville
Wapahani
Campfield Leads Super Victory in Anderson Horseshoe Club
Campfield heads a night of play at Fairview Park Courts as Campfield and McGintock win playoff in Class A. Huffman Dearinger and Stone claim division titles in round robin singles. Notable records include McClintock 41 1, J Thomason and Hinkle 226, Gugtin 4-0, and Anderson 32-0 in Class B.
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C. Davis
A. Huffman
S$. Dearinger
R. Stone
Anderson Horseshoe Club
Fairview Park
W. McClintock
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Huffman
H. Andeson
Ellis
J. Harmer
M. Vetor
Johnson
Lapel
Terry Campfield
Oame
Apel Versaey
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Bulldogs
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Mountay
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Leonard
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Russell
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Camptie Bay
Darks
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Ool Og Lewis
Ray
Barcus
Thomas & Kaiser
Howe
Campfield
Lapelt
Hamniton Heights
Hart
Bulldogs Batter Eastern Hancock In Nonconfer baseball
The Bulldogs defeated Eastern Hancock 11 to 2 in a nonconference game. Terry Campfield earned the win on the mound with five hits allowed while driving in a home run and scoring once. David Fuqua added a triple and G Parks a double as Lapel collected 11 hits.
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Eastern Hancock
Bulldogs
Terry Campfield
David Fuqua
G. Parks
Campfield
Lapel Howell
Fuga
Lewis, Mills
Pty Cathipfield
Flowers
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Fuqua
Ray
Jenga
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Jessop
Hubert
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Parks
Hensley
Laiteussae
G. Parke
Floyd
Laver advances to London Open semifinals in upset win
Rod Laver, top money winner, ousts Charles Pasarell 21 19 62 at Queen's Club in London Open action delayed by rain. The two hour match drew 40 spectators into tight galleries as Laver survived a tense, booming-serve battle to reach the semifinals alongside Graebner Emerson Meftrewell Okker Olmedo and Richey in separate threads of the event.
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London
Rod Layer
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
PAL
Queen's Club
Clark Graabner
New York City
Roy Emerson
Salamonie Reservoir Opens For Fishing July 1
The Salamonie Reservoir will open to fishermen on July 1 as Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources reports a thriving fish population. The site will host warm water species including largemouth and smallmouth bass crappie catfish and other species after a two year closure to develop the population.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Salamonie
Thutalay
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Babe Ruth Wednesday Games At Hoosier Market
Readable fragments show a baseball score row mentioning Babe Ruth Wednesday games and partners Lynch Baker Gourley Huff Ray with double plays and Coca Cola Pepsi Cola references. The text is incomplete but indicates a box score style report from a game at Hoosier Market.
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Lynch
Baker
Gourley
Huff
Ray
Coca-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Woodruff
Granger
Tele
Moorehead
Pepelen
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