Hines Wins 100 And 200 At Coliseum Meet
Kansas star Jim Ryun ran the second fastest mile in history 3 53.2 amid a relaxed effort at the Coliseum Compton Invitational before 22 705 spectators. Hines won the 100 and 200 in 19 2 and 20 5, earning Athlete of the Meet honors as Ryun eyed a later peak.
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Farrell Saves Game For Phillies In 3 3 Victory
Houston slugger Jim Landis and Ron Brand produced the Astros' runs as Dierker and Bunning traded blows. Dick Farrell held Houston to three hits in stingy relief to earn Ellsworth’s second win in five starts. Tony Gonzalez tripled and scored in the ninth for Philadelphia. Houston added runs on Os Herrera and Talio Gotay acquisitions as the Astros shuffled roster due to military duty.
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Baytown Sun Sports Red Rally Nips Braves and More
Baseball roundup reports Baytown Sun noting Red Rally nipping Braves and Cards edging Cubs 2-1. Other NL results include Reds comeback, St Louis over Chicago, Philadelphia over Houston, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles, while New York at San Francisco was rained out. American League updates begin with Cali.
Wills Triumphs With Triple in Pirates Victory Over Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 as Willie Wills delivered a tie-breaking triple in the seventh inning after Gene Alley tripled and Jerry May doubled to spark a three-run rally. Clemente singled home a sixth-inning run, Roy Face earned the win with three innings of relief. Dodgers’ Tom Sisk started and Phil Regan took the loss.
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Shaving Strokes With Middle Irons in Golf
The article explains middle irons are key for control rather than power and vary by golfer. It advises placing these irons near the middle of the stance, with a forward but not full-forward position, and lengthening the swing to gain distance. If shots drift right, lengthening the swing helps. strong players may swing each iron similarly.
Hagen Negotiating for Dallas Coaching Job
AP reports Cliff Hagan, ex Hawks player and current commentator, is negotiating with the Dallas Disparials of the ABA for their coaching post. He traveled to Dallas to discuss salary and relocation costs and expressed interest after meeting club officials. He praised the club and its solid financial backing.
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Hill Leads By Four At Midway In Memphis Open
Dave Hill of Jackson Michigan held a four stroke lead at the Memphis Open after two rounds. He posted 65-66 for a 13 under par total as Gary Player Bruce Crampton and Chuck Courtney trailed at 135. Player returned from six weeks away, recent strong form noted.
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