Feeney Named New Loop President and HQ Move
Senior League heart shifts as Chub Feeney elected NL president in San Francisco setting headquarters move from Cincinnati. He hints at restructuring still to come while Commissioner Kuhn expects teamwork and a report due after committee meetings.
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DiMaggio Seeks Work After Oakland Split
Joe DiMaggio enters a Miami Beach hotel lobby where football stars and baseball greats gather. The Yankee Clipper explains his Oakland A’s contract expired six weeks ago and defends former owner Charlie Finley, saying their two-year stint produced no cross words and a strong relationship despite public criticism.
College Basketball Scores in United Press International Roundup
A series of college basketball results with teams across the nation posting wins and losses. Notable finishes include Indiana 100 over Loyola Maryland 95, Texas A&I 69 over St. Edward's 64, Notre Dame 87 over Michigan 86, and Penn State 61 over Kent State 57, among others.
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DiMaggio weighs options after All Star tease in Cincinnati
Ex-Yankee great Joe DiMaggio, 55, discusses future plans after All Star Game rumors in Cincinnati. He recalls donating baseballs and caps to servicemen in Vietnam years ago and says he may stay in baseball in some role but does not want constant traveling. Sam Finley plans to consult him before any next move.
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Pistol Pete Maravich tops college scoring in Oregon game
Pete Maravich scored 43 points to lift LSU over Oregon State 94-72, moving to No. 2 on the career scoring list with 2,329 points, behind only Oscar Robertson. Teammate Danny Hester added 25 points and 16 rebounds as other top college results followed.
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Gamecocks and Tar Heels Top Dixie College Quintets
ATLANTA (UPI) Frank McGuire expects South Carolina to contend for the national title by leaning on backers John Roche and Tom Owens with Tom Riker in the front line, while North Carolina looms as a top ACC team. Duke, Kentucky, Davidson and others shape a crowded regional race with Wake Forest, Clemson, Maryland and Virginia noted as potential threats. SEC prospects highlight Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia and Florida as a mixed field with LSU unable to rely on Maravich alone. Eastern and Southern Conference teams like Davidson and East Carolina show depth, though guard play and balance remain unsettled.
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Canadiens Extend Streak With 1-0 Win Over Espo’s Hawks
Canadiens defense silences Tony Esposito as Jacques Lemaire drills a 70 foot shot through his legs in the second period to secure a 1-0 victory. Montreal’s unbeaten run reaches six, closing in on first place New York in the East. Wayne Connelly’s late tally earns Detroit a 4-4 tie with Boston, boosting the Red Wings to fourth in the East.
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Nixon Fumbles Ball Against Penn State
President Nixon plans a Fayetteville stop for the Texas Arkansas game and a ceremony to honor the game winner, while Penn State questions how it can be ignored as the No 2 team unbeaten in 29 games seeks national recognition. final UPI ratings wait until after the game.
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Dodge driver takes pole for Texas 500 at 176.285 mph
Buddy Baker of Charlotte, North Carolina, in a Dodge, won the pole position for Sunday's Texas 500 in College Station by qualifying Thursday at 176.285 mph. David Pearson Leroy Yarbrough and Cale Yarborough, all in Ford cars, claimed the next three places.
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