Oilers beat Redskins in Astrodome exhibition
Houston Oilers defeated the Washington Redskins 9-3 in an Astrodome exhibition. Pete Reathard directed plays with Beathard drawing signals, while Beathard hit Mac Haik for a nine yard touchdown. Oilers’ defense sacked quarterbacks five times and forced two interceptions.
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Lew Alcindor Addresses TV Controversy at Playground Clinic
Lew Alcindor spoke with about 100 youths at a Long Island City playground basketball clinic sponsored by New York City's Housing Authority. He clarified remarks from a TV interview about his country and the Olympics, stressed education for youths, and spoke on his role as a prominent Black athlete amid the era's social issues.
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Olympic stars clash as 1964 champ Schollander seeks encore
At 22 Don Schollander, Olympic four gold medalist, competes in the AAU championships in Lincoln as he aims to prove he remains strong in the 200 meter freestyle world record pace. The second round sees world records and top performances from Hutton Meyer Muir Spitz Daniel Ball Dirksen Horsley and Adair Henry among others.
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Bahnsen’s 1-0 gem tops Yankees Bahnsen blanked Sox in Bosox finale
Yankee rookie Dave Morehead pitched well in a 1-0 loss as Stan Bahnsen dazzled at Fenway Park. Bahnsen struck out 12, retired the first 15 Boston batters, and allowed only three baserunners in his near perfect effort. Morehead worked five hits and four strikeouts with two infield singles and a seventh inning run scoring on a bunt single.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Strong AL Race
The American League standings show Detroit leading with 65 wins and 40 losses, followed by Baltimore and Cleveland. Thursday results included Minnesota 4 Chicago 1 and Baltimore 5 Cleveland 1. Lloyd Bahnsen commented on rookie of the year chances, while Floyd Robinson prepared to join Boston after a delay from Oakland.
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Marichal Gains 20th Win as Giants Top Dodgers
Juan Marichal pitched a three-hitter for his 20th win and his 16th straight complete game as the Giants beat the Dodgers 2-0. Dietz provided all the offense with a fourth inning single and a sixth inning homer off Don Drysdale. The win keeps Marichal in line for a possible 30-win season amid a cluster of pennant races and other league results noted around the circuit.
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Hendricks Delivers as Orioles Beat Indians on Late Hit
Orioles newcomer Ellie Hendricks, a 27 year old rookie, hammered a two run homer then lined a two run single in the ninth off Luis Tiant to power Baltimore to a 5-1 win. The victory pulls the Orioles within six of Detroit as McNally earned his 14th win. Stan Bahnsen starred for the Yankees in a 1-0 win over Boston.
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