Rochester track honor roll gains with Big Nine names
Rochester Mayo and John Marshall athletes anchor the Herald's ninth weekly Big Nine track honor roll with records in 13 of 19 events. Highlights include Mark Lutz 9.6 and 21.1 dash times, Rick Hexum 440 and 180 low hurdles marks, Bob Schultz 120 high hurdles record, and Dave Corey long jump. Johnson Marshall’s Hexum anchors JM mile relay. Austin and Albert Lea crews also feature. The state meet at Macalester College in St Paul looms as final wrapup.
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Dave Corey
John Marshall
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John Kraske
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Dave Miller
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Roger Jensen
Mark Hoffman
Craig Hansen
Lyth Hartz
Jerome Falkler
Chuck Sherman
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St. Paul
Jim Lee
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Red Sox Comeback Echoes 1967 Pennant Run
Associated Press notes Boston’s 8-2 win over Chicago at Fenway echoes 1967 magic with Yastrzemski hitting a single triple and homer, Petrocelli another homer, and Lonborg completing his first complete game since August. Boston trails Baltimore by 3 and a half in the AL East amid other results.
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Jim Lonborg
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Boog Powell
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Major League Standings And Tuesday Results
Major League teams posted Tuesday results with Boston defeating Chicago 8 to 2 and Kansas City beating Washington 5 to 3. Minnesota routed New York 4 to 0, Baltimore beat Oakland 3 to 1, and Cleveland edged Seattle 3 to 1. California topped Detroit 4 to 2 while San Diego’s Kelley went 2 for 4 against Phil Moose 5 2.
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Maury Wills Seeks Voluntary Retirement with Expos
Maury Wills, 36, asked the Montreal Expos to place him on the voluntary retired list ending a decade of stardom. The famed base stealer had a .198 batting average this season and 12 steals, after a career totaling 514 stolen bases and a modern-era 104 in 1962. Expos GM Jim Fanning confirmed receipt of a simple letter requesting retirement.
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Maury Wills
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Kings part ways with coach Red Kelly after six months
Red Kelly resigns as coach of the Los Angeles Kings by mutual agreement. Rumors of dissension with General Manager Larry Regan have persisted for months as the team eyed a potential NHL title run next season.
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Ryun Plans Mile Run at Compton Coliseum Track Meet
Jim Ryun holder of the world mile record 8 51 1 said on Tuesday he plans to run the mile at Saturday night’s Compton Coliseum track meet.
Blistering start: Boswell exits as Perranoski seals win
In St Paul, Dave Boswell left after a blister flared in the eighth inning with a 4-0 lead over the Yankees. Ron Perranoski earned his 11th save though a ninth-inning Kenney single threatened. Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva homered to provide all Minnesota needed in the win.
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Dutch net star wins big money at French Open
Tom Okker the Dutch tennis star has topped $20,000 in prize money in four months after a five set win over John Newcombe to reach the French Open semifinals at Roland Garros. The 25 year old could add more as the tournament continues.
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Tom Okker
John Newcombe
Roland Garros
Pro football owners meet on inter-league trades progress
New York AP reports 26 pro football club owners met to discuss rules and procedures for inter-league trades in 1970, a move that could affect OJ Simpson contract disputes with the Bills. Simpson seeks 650000 dollars, Buffalo offers 50000 per year for five years amid AFL-NFL merger trade restrictions.
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