Hot Hand Hank Keeps Braves’ Spark Alive
Hank Aaron extended his hitting streak with a two-run homer and a single, lifting the Atlanta Braves to a 8-7, 10-inning win over St Louis. Orlando Cepeda hit a three-run shot as Atlanta built a 7-3 lead, but costly eighth-inning miscues opened the door for the Cardinals before Darrell Evans drove in the decisive run on a sacrifice fly in the 10th.
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La Porte Opens Modern Field House Facility
La Porte High School unveils a new 60 by 120 foot field house in the Bayshore area. The metallic building houses three parts the workout area dressing area and the offices. Costing about 107000 the facility includes weight training gear and a wrestling mat. The old field house becomes the freshmen area while the new structure serves varsity squads and visiting teams.
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Palmer Kemper Favorite In Kemper Open Field
Palmer, returning from a three week layoff, is among the favorites in the $150,000 Kemper Open at Charlotte. The all time money leader has won over $306,000 this season but has not broken par all week and aims to refine his game ahead of next week's U S Open. Gary Player and Lee Trevino are his main challengers in the 147 player field for a $30,000 first prize, with the event starting Thursday.
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Serious Grid Injuries Few Doctor Relates
Baltimore AP reports Dr. Charles M. Henderson, a neurosurgeon, says American football has the highest injury incidence among team sports and notes football deaths are comparatively low. He compares gridiron hazards to automobile driving, citing risk differences for young men.
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McLain In Tiger Fold Once Again
DETROIT AP reports Denny McLain, formerly with the Tigers, has been drafted by Detroit in the opening day of the major league baseball draft. The new pick is a 17yearold left handed player from Detroit Southeastern High School, noted as a different Dennis McLain from the 31game winner. Meanwhile a sports education note discusses football head injuries and helmet safety improvements to reduce injuries and fatalities in various sports.
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