Ryun Set World Record In 880 At Nationals
Terre Haute Indiana United Press International reports Kansas star Jim Ryun set a world record by winning the 880 yards in 1 44.9 during the fourth annual U S Track and Field Federation national championships. The result could affect his eligibility for the upcoming AAU titles two weeks away as a dispute over his participation arose.
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Manchester Wins Second MV L Game
Manchester Town Team defeats West Rupert 4-3 at Fair Grounds Field to take their second Maple Valley League win. Mike Frazier and Jim Williams sewed up the win with a key eighth inning play, Frazier and Stewart going the distance. Bud Bell doubled for the lone extra-base hit as the teams battled amid AAU sanctions and upcoming dual meets. Georgia Johnson of Houston Metropolitan Track Club becomes first four-event winner in USTFF meet history, taking the 100 yard dash in 11.1 and adding two titles. Iowa Track Club wins women’s title. Jayhawk Track Club tops men’s standings with Ryan leading.
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New Country Club Signing Up Members
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. The Farm Home Administration approved a 313000 grant pending listing of 203 members for a family recreation center near Willard Mountain in Cambridge Center. Forty charter members signed up last fall for what may be Highlands Country Club with an 18 hole golf course tennis courts and Olympic pool planned. Initiation fee 100 and annual dues 150. Land bought for 170 acres at 17000 with title target by Sept 30.
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Pros Head for California As Buick Open Ends
California bound Phil Rodgers, 28, wins the Buick Open by two strokes over Johnny Pott and Kermit Zarley amid leg cramps that nearly forced withdrawal. Rodgers earns $20,000 and heads to the U S Open in San Francisco, while defending champion Tony Lema falters to finish tied for fourth after a final round 73. Lema hopes the Open brings a solid rebound after a preurging comeback.
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Marichal's 11th win tightens Giants Dodgers gap
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched a four hit 3-2 victory at Candlestick, his 15th straight win over the Dodgers, raising the Giants within four percentage points of first place as the NL battles continued. Jim Lefebvre and Lou Johnson homered for L.A. while Ron Perranoski's eighth inning error sealed the win. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, and Houston won their NL games as the pennant race heated up.
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UNH Graduate Wins Holyoke Marathon
Jeff Reneau, 22, a Brigham Young University graduate student from Laconia NH, won Holyoke Marathon in 2 35 26. He led late to finish ahead of Johnny Kelley and Jim McDonough with Kelley second in 2 40 09. Alf OConnor was third, first foreign finisher, as 82 runners competed.
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Swain Signs with Giants After 1966 Contract
Line backer Bill Swain signed his 1966 contract with the New York Giants on Thursday. The 6 foot 2 inch, 230 pound Oregon alum joined the Giants from the Minnesota Vikings, while details note his prior Open qualification lapse affecting Snead who finished at 293.
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Red Sox fall as Orioles win 8-1 in Cleveland
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson blamed poor defense and miscues for an 8-1 loss to Baltimore. The Red Sox sank deeper in the AL standings, while the Orioles capitalized with early runs and key blunders by Boston on a misty Cleveland day.
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Windsor High Pitcher Named Athlete of Month
Windsor High senior Dick Farrell, a catcher turned pitcher, won Vermont Athlete of the Month for May after guiding Windsor into the state Class L final. He hurled three complete games in 11 days, including two no hitters against Stevens High and Bellows Falls Academy, helped by RFA’s lone regular-season loss to Rutland in the quarter finals.
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Orioles Trade Adair for Fisher Strengthens Bullpen
In a major AL move Baltimore swaps Jerry Adair to Chicago for Eddie Fisher a top reliever The deal aims to shore up Baltimores bullpen ahead of a tight pennant race The exchange also ends a personnel clash as Adair who lost second base to Dave Johnson asked for a trade Meanwhile other AL games sawSteve Barber win 8-1 and Cleveland, Kansas City, and New York post wins with notable hits from Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson and Cesar Tovar
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Baseball Standings Hit By Extra Innings
Pittsburgh edges Atlanta 11 to 8 in 11 innings while Philadelphia holds 5 3 St Louis 3 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 Cincinnati 2 Houston 8 Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2.
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League Leaders Giants Cubs and Dodgers in MLB rankings
League leaders list shows giants and Cubs with Safto and Le febvre atop National League batting, while Robinson Oliva Scott and Yastrzemski headline AL leaders in runs and hits. Pitching leaders include Koufax Perry and Bunning with strong records across both leagues.
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Giants beat Dodgers in first game of Sunday doubleheader
Peter Perkins drilled two home runs driving in five runs as the Little League Norshaft-Arlington Giants toppled the Dodgers 7 to 2 in North Bennington. Paul Rice started, Shawn Rice finished, allowing two hits.
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United States apologizes over Billie Jean King's Wightman Cup cramp
The U S team apologized to Britain after Billie Jean King collapsed with a cramp during the final set of the Wightman Cup. King won 5 7 6 2 6 3 to help the United States win the Cup 4 3, despite British discomfort at her grunts and stumbles.
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Minor League Tryouts Set at North Bennington Field
Nor shaft Arlington Little League announces tryouts today at 6 p.m. on the field in North Bennington. Boys eight by August 1 are eligible regardless of previous minor league experience. Parents should accompany their sons to the session.
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