Five MAC baseball stars named to all star squads
Western Michigan and Bowling Green share dominance as five players apiece span the two MAC all star teams announced by Commissioner Bob James. Ohio, Kent State, Miami, Toledo, and Marshall also place multiple honorees with several unanimous selections and repeaters from 1965.
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Columbus
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Bob James
Broncos
Bobcats
MAC
Bowling Green
Kent State
Miami
Toledo
Marshall
WMU
Bruce Bales
Billy Lane
Kent
Ohio
Tom Murphy
Bob Willet
Carl
Rocky” Nelson
al Dittenhoefer
Peekskill, N. Y
Nelson
Dave Gartha
West
Bill Becker
Larry Robinson
Stan Evans
Chuck Koselke
W. Mich
Bill Krintzline
Rocky Nelson
Tom Garwood
Stan Rozycki
Ted Rose
Berke Reichenbach
Bill Murphy
Jim Johnson
Bill Lane
Dan Godby
Hay Cuyler
Chuck Kline
Ed Staron
Bill Blevins
Charlie Yonkers
Bob Dillon
Steve Krivonak
Emil Perunko
Dean Stroh
Rick Wessels
Jim Workman
Indians Try for a Fifth Win as Pitchers Stumble
Cleveland's five top starters have failed to reach five wins in 13 outings, with Sonny Siebert the latest at 4-3. Ongoing struggles bubble in standings as the Indians slip to one game ahead of the Orioles.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Aristotle
Tribe
Sonny Siebert
John O'Donoghue
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Siebert
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Harmon Killegrew
Ryun Breaks American Mile Record at Compton Meet
Jim Ryun of the University of Kansas becomes America's fastest miler with a 3:53.7 at the Compton Invitational in Los Angeles, narrowly missing the world mark held by Michel Jazy. Peter Snell’s previous American record of 3:54.9 falls as Ryun and fellow runners post swift times. Gerry Lindgren also wins the 5000 meters in 13:38.0, tying an American record, while Wilson Carr hits a hole in one at Elm Golf Course.
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America
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Ryun
France
Michel Jazy
Compton
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ryan
Jazy
Modesto
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Flash
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Bob Schul
Wilson Carr
Elm
Wilson, Jr
William H. Follrod
Arlin and Ohio State Reach College World Series in Omaha
Ohio State advances to the College World Series in Omaha after a 14-7 win over Western Michigan in the NCAA District 4 final. Steve Arlin, who nearly carried them last year, pitched relief to close the game and previously pitched nine innings against Western Michigan. The Buckeyes total 37 runs in three district games, following 10-3 and 13-3 wins. The Series runs June 13-17 with Texas, Arizona, Southern California, St. John’s, North Carolina and a New England entry.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Omaha
Steve Arlin
Buckeyes
Western Michigan
Broncos
Arlin
Bucks
Arizona State
Valparaiso
Texas
Arizona
Southern California
St. John’s
North Carolina
New England
Late Scores and Standings Across Major Leagues
Results from Saturday and Sunday include Los Angeles beating Atlanta and New York. St. Louis defeating Philadelphia. San Francisco earning a win over Philadelphia in 10 innings. Standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 80 wins and a .680 percentage.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Fogatar
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Atlanta
Cs.ee
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Viasehes Mene Soo
Chicago Sathya
California
Minnesota
Washington O'vle'e
Kansas City
Boston Neste iv
Boston
Washington
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Dittenhoefer
Soph
Rockets
Bales
Hal Cyler
Western
Koselke
B. G
Broncs
Louisville
Kentucky Colonels
Gartha
Johnson
Portsider
Willet
Murphy Boys
Billy
Lima
Bob Wren
Tom
Becker
Falcon
Rose
Cuyahoga Falls
Berke
Reichenbach
Pavilion
Jim Hall
Dick Radatz
Bernie Allen
Sandy Valdespino
Allen
Valdespino
Leon Wagner
Max Alvis
O'Donoghue
New York Yankees
Luis Tiant
Sam McDowell
Gary Bell
McDowell
Washington Senators
Birdie Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Gary Peters
Chica
White Sox
Alle
Cera
Fe An
Rae
Imichelob
Stephan
Optical Company
Kings Lot
Dodge Boys
John Gibson Motor City, Inc
Union Street
Athens, Ohio
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