Roseboro Could File Civil Action Over Bat Incident
Johnny Roseboro said he may sue Juan Marichal after the bat swinging incident. He expects to discuss the matter with his lawyer next week and will not rush action. Roseboro noted his head injury and suggested he will seek redress if warranted.
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Head Trainer Made Head Coach of VMI Nine
Fred Kelley, longtime trainer of all Virginia Military Institute teams, was named head baseball coach at VMI. The 29 year old from Gloversville New York and 1961 Springfield College graduate will also continue as trainer and instructor in physical education. He succeeds Charley McGinnis who resigned to enter private business.
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Persol Eyes Title Bout With Torres
New York AP Johnny Persol aims for a title fight with light heavyweight champ Jose Torres after his win over Jim Dupree at Madison Square Garden. Dupree, favored to win his seventh straight bout, stopped at 1:59 of the ninth round before surrendering as the crowd reacted.
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Giles Considered Lenient In Marihhal Punishment
NEW YORK UPI Warren Giles is unlikely to be named commissioner at 69 and his handling of the Marichal case draws criticism. He faced a tough choice and imposed a lenient nine day suspension, with debate over penalties and fairness. A Dodgers official calls the decision gutless while comparing it to pilot emergency judgments.
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Ivy League Stars Cut By New York Grid Teams
The Ivy League lost Cosmo Iacavazzi of Princeton and Ab Lawrence of Yale as their top players were released by NFL teams. Iacavazzi weighed 200 pounds at 4 foot 11 inches and appeared in three AFL exhibition games with the Jets. Lawrence, a defensive tackle, helped shrink the Giants roster to 50. Lombardi criticized Packers timing amid preseason results as they prepare for a Dallas game. Myron Pottins plans to retire after this season due to ongoing injuries.
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Night Games and Baseball Scores From The Weekend
Baseball and football updates from Detroit Kansas City and Chicago scenes. Segui Cash Tiant Smith Briles lead home runs while Pittsburgh reports Steelers with a fractured shoulder for a veteran. AFL cuts include Chargers Chiefs Oilers Raiders Raiders waiver lists and injuries.
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Major League Standings And Tuesday Results Snapshot
Major League standings and today’s schedule show New York 4 Los Angeles 3 and St Louis 7 Chicago 6. AL leaders include Minnesota 47 wins and Chicago 72, with Detroit 66 and New York 62. Tuesday results: Chicago 6 Baltimore 5 New York 2 Minnesota 1 Detroit 8 Kansas City 2 Boston 9 Washington 4-8 Los Angeles 7 Cleveland 1.
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Indians Schedule Pair of Contests
The East Lee Indians will continue their best of seven softball series with the Knockouts Monday at 6 15 p m at the Lee Athletic Field and Sunday at the same hour they will face the Lee Mets. The Knockouts lead the series three games to one. Bill Fleming led Ak Sar Ben 42 day meeting with 43 winners at Omaha.
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Americans Top Santana Edges In Doubles Showdown
Brookline AP The American duo Jim McManus and Herb FitzGibbon upset Spain’s Davis Cup star Manolo Santana and partner Tom Edletson in the second round of the 85th national doubles tennis tourney at Longwood courts Tuesday. Australians Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle opened with two straight wins. Billie Jean Moffitt and Karen Hantze Susman won their second round. Washington AP Don Hull, AAU executive director, criticized NCAA leadership as athletes boycott AAU track meets during a Senate hearing Tuesday. Boston AP Larry Garron’s broken collarbone will sideline him for at least six weeks, forcing him out of the season opener Sept. 24 against the Denver Broncos.
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Friel's Record Remains at 3 2
Ted Wriel of Pittsfield a former Dartmouth College pitching star in the Raleigh North Carolina team of the Carolina League kept his record at three wins and two losses. His earned run average stayed at 3.12 after 49 innings with 42 hits 17 walks and 33 strikeouts.
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