Trade talk swirls over Murcer Epstein talks and Williams
Washington reports and denials swirl around a possible Yankees Senators deal involving Bobby Murcer and Mike Epstein. Ted Williams favors trades and has discussed moves with multiple clubs, while owner Bob Short and GM Lee Macphail deny such talks. Epstein could boost Yankee offense, but Williams weighs fit, division impact, and player happiness, with possible moves to the Angels or Dodgers noted as safer destinations.
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Hardwick Nets Hole-In-One at Edgewood Country Club
74 year old Hardwick sank a hole in one on the 16th green at Edgewood Country Club Monday using a 9 iron. The shot rolled to the front of the green after landing. The feat marked his first in 46 years of golfing and was witnessed by Amy Dyes.
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Sectional Baseball Finals Set With Madison Heights and Anderson Clash
The 1967 champions Madison Heights Pirates meet Andersons Indians in a 10 a.m. sectional finale at Memorial Field. Ned Elwood and Frankton rival Lapel, Elwood toiled through a marathon. Anderson relies on Steve Voss and Lage. Weathered by rain, the event promises sharp pitching and fielding, with several records set in the first round: unearned runs, doubles, hit batsmen, and wild pitches.
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Dennis Hughes
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Tola
Bates
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Fuqua
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Pollard Aims to Be First Grandfather to Win Indy
Indianapolis motorist Art Pollard, 43, a latecomer to major racing, said he expects to become the first grandfather to win the Indianapolis 500. He spoke from his garage 48 hours before the start, noting that many athletes lose drive after 40, but he remains focused on victory in the $825,000 race.
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Racing story mixes local ads with Indy 500 quotes
The piece blends fragmentary local schedule items and advertising names with an Indy 500 narrative. It quotes Pollard discussing finances and chances, notes past drivers like Unser Foyt and Andretti, and describes his turbine car ambitions and sponsorships amid race-day context.
Tiant Leads Twins to 21-2 Win Over Brewers
Luis Tiant collected three hits and three runs in the game before leaving with arm tightness as the Minnesota Twins hammered the Milwaukee Brewers 21 2. Tiant earned his sixth win without a loss, striking out five and walking three over 71 3 innings before Stan Williams finished. John Morris started and lost for Milwaukee.
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George Mitterwald
Hill Fires 63 Leads Thomas Golf Tourney
Hill fired a 63 to take a two stroke lead in the Thomas Memorial golf event at Colonial Country Club. Veteran Dave Hill led a group at 65 while Randy Wolff, Yost, and Irwin chased in the first round. The field includes Deane Beman, Grier Jones, and Homero Blancas with Tony Jacklin, Orville Moody, and others competing for top money.
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Tom Shaw
Major Leagues Standings and Results Snapshot
A dense collage of league standings, results, and schedules across American League, National League, and American Association. Includes team records, partial scores, postponed games, and notes on ceremonies, with scattered player and city references. An oddly mixed weekly summary reflecting standings, results, and upcoming matches from multiple circuits.
Doyle Fights Williams Tonight At Reformatory
Anderson Fireman Gary Doyle returns to the ring at the Indiana Reformatory to meet Coach Bob Utter's 19 year old heavyweight Willie Williams in a three round main event. Williams makes his AAU sanctioned debut, at six feet and 192 pounds, while Doyle has not boxed in over three years but spars intensely to put on a strong showing.
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Indiana Reformatory
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Wilie Williams
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Muncie
Kilbuck Tourney Results Listed
Ron Trees fired a 70 to win low gross. P Burton and J Philips tied for Banker's Handicap with 61s. Kilbuck results include Caldop 63, J Whitfield 53, Bul Hall 64, Kermit Stacy 65, Cait Russell 65, Studebaker 66, Emery Coon 66. In the Sunday Pro-Am, two teams tied for first with 66s. winners listed as Tom Chambers, Jim Humphrey, Terry Woodring and H Ward.
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Charles Sokol
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Ralph Ailer
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D. MacBarnes
Jack Fuller
Terry Norton
J. Wasson
Bll Chase
Virgil Schuyler
T. Hardwick
RK. Palmer
W. Shages
Kuhn Takes The Stand In Reserve System Case
Baseball Commissioner Howie Kuhn testified that collective bargaining is the best path to address charges in the reserve system. Under cross examination Kuhn said compulsory arbitration of salary disputes would not be fatal to baseball. The trial resumes Monday with Charles Feeney next to testify as Flood challenges the reserve system binding players for life by annual review.
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Greatest Spectacle in Racing At Indy 500 Preview
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts Memorial Day weekend autos led by A J Foyt and Al Unser. A win from pole is rare with Unser aiming for victory as book pages celebrate Indy lore and four new racing books detail historic cars and drivers.
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