Giles Scoffs At Newspaper Report On NL Expansion
Washington Star columnist Siegel quoted unnamed NL sources claiming Milwaukee and Oakland would join a 12 team circuit in 1968, with mentions of New Orleans and San Diego. NL president Giles dismissed the report as misinformed and said no expansion plans were finalized.
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Hockett Stars In 10-Run Rally To Beat Welker Heights
In a chaotic American Legion baseball game at Memorial Stadium Finley eyeing a move for Oakland, Hockett delivered a ten run eighth inning to surge past Welker Heights 11 to 8. Welker led 2 to nothing before Hockett erupted and Finley was tied to sell the A’s while other teams discussed franchise shifts in Milwaukee and Kansas City contexts.
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Reflected Glory Surges To Lindenwood Purse Victory
At Aqueduct on a Tuesday race day the two year old Jester colt Reflected Glory edged Yorkville after Comfrey faltered, winning the Lindenwood Purse in a tight stretch duel. Ownership is listed as Mes, thle D. Jacobs, trainer and other race notes follow with unclear typography.
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Versalles Receives Good News on Shoulder
ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Versalles the Twins star and former AL MVP received encouraging news from Mayo Clinic doctors. Dr William Proffitt said a blood clot near his right shoulder blade hampered throwing and sidelined him about a week. He advised light workouts this week and joining the team in Detroit for action.
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Vikings Sign Hall and Sande to 1966 NFL Contracts
Minnesota Vikings announce on Tuesday that end Tom Hall and guard Milt Sande have signed their 1966 National Football League contracts. The two players join the team as part of offseason roster moves, solidifying key positions on defense and line play for the upcoming season.
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Keith Leads Madison Heights over Carmel
Madison Heights pitcher Walter Keith dominated Carmel in a 3-2 Big Six Summer League win. Keith improved to 4 0 with six strikeouts and two hits while driving in a run, giving Madison Heights a 3 1 conference record and a win over Tipton forthcoming.
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Kouts Coach Moves To Portage High
Valparaiso Ind WSPN Robert Gray longtime Kouts basketball coach will take over track and cross country duties at Portage Gray spent 13 years at Kouts and is Ball State graduate He previously coached at Windfall Starks longtime Morgan Two basketball coach moves to South Newton near Kentland announced Monday
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Marichal Wins 13th As Giants Rally Past Cubs
Juan Marichal yielded 10 hits and three home runs but became the first to win 13 games this season as San Francisco came from behind to defeat Chicago 7 to 3. Banks Hundley Browne homered for the Cubs, while Ollie Brown Lanier Marichal and Haller sparked a seventh inning rally. The Giants added four runs in the ninth on an error and a two-out hit.
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Pirates Hold Lead as Morgan Tops NL Batting Race
Houston and Cincinnati battles highlighted by Joe Morgan trading in on top NL batting with a .321 average while Willie Stargell drives Pirates past Atlanta with an 11th inning homer. Frank Robinson and Al Kaline spike AL rankings as Bateman and Pavletich pace late-week bursts.
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London Decisions Johnson Loser Disqualified In Seventh
In London the bout ended with Amos Johnson disqualified in the seventh round after repeated butt injuries. The referee stopped the fight amid boos from the Liverpool Stadium crowd.
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Daleville Romps Union 11 to 5 In IMEC Action At Modoc
Daleville’s Broncos broke a 44 tie and ran to an 11 to 5 victory over Union in Mideast Conference play at Modoc. Noel Peckinpaugh led the hitting with three singles as Daleville rises to 4-1 in the IMEC and hosts Randolph Southern next.
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Bell Shuts Down Red Sox In Indians Victory
Gary Bell pitched a six hitter to outduel and give the Cleveland Indians a 21 victory over Boston. Reniff and Howard led while Powell hit his 14th homer and Trest added another. Bertama took the loss for Boston as Brabender Hall Etcheharren Deterson and Reniff contributed for New York/Boston in a rugged night of baseball.
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Ex Athlete Tad Shidel er Dies in Indianapolis
Funeral services are set in Indianapolis for Tad R. B. Shideler 82, former world record holder in the 120 yard hurdles. A Manual High School graduate, he ran for Indiana University and set the mark at the Intercollegiate Games in St Louis, earning a silver medal in the 194 Olympic hurdles.
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Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club Trap School Results
ATA registered trapschool at Fall Creek Valley on May 22 and May 29 featured 200 targets 100 handicap targets and 50 pair doubles. Joe Fields dominated singles with 98 and 99, won overall trophy as Isley 95 high junior Disken high lady Baker high veteran Paul won handicap, Whitted perfect Early Bird, Ruse 98 swept Calcutta, next shoots on 24 and 31.
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