Kaat Keeps Talking From The Mound In Five Hit Shutout
Jim Kaat delivered a five hitter and his second straight complete game win since Cal Ermer became Minnesota manager. The lefty quieted Detroit 7 0 as a sluggish Twins rotation steadies in a tight AL race. Kaat emphasized coincidence while Sain praised him, Carew and Zimmerman provided two run homers amid late pennant race tension.
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Lane Rolloff Set at 20th Century Lanes Friday
The third weekly handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes is scheduled this Friday at 7 PM. Dick Lemieux defends his sweep stakes title against a strong field as entries stay open until rolloff time. Eligible are 20th Century men’s league bowlers with a past season average. former state or sectional champions are barred.
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NCAA Track Championships Start Tonight
Rain cooled BYU as top collegians gathered in Provo for the NCAA meet opener at 5 p.m. MDT Field events start tonight with Lindgren of Washington State favored to lead the team race, as powerhouses USC UCLA and Oregon chase the title amid altitude and weather notes.
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Bob Seagren
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Villanova
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Earl McCullouch
Geoff Vanderstock
Lennox Miller
Gary Carlsen
Dennis Carr
Southern Cal
Tommie Smith
Smith
Randy Matson
Jim Ryan
Junior Bowling League Start Set
A Junior Boys and Girls bowling league begins at Roll-A-Way Lanes Saturday at 9 30 a m open to youths up to 14. Handicaps start after week one with a ten week schedule and trophies for teams and individuals. Contact Maurice Huot for details. Mothers Day 1918 recalled as a major national holiday with 42000 doughboys at an Ohio Army camp at attention reciting the Lord's Prayer.
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Hallmark Cards
Ohio
Walks Backfire On Managers In Night Of Big NL Contests
In ongoing NL action Tuesday night, Harry Walker and Gene Mauch faced consequences after deliberate walks. Tim McCarver cleared the bases with a grand slam for St Louis, Clete Boyer followed with a career slam for Atlanta, and other scorers included Shaw, Perry, and Aspromonte with key hits powering Cincinnati, Houston, and Los Angeles wins.
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Houston
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Shaw
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Ken Boyer
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Jim Wynn
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Astros
Aspromonte
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Ron Perranoski
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Cubs
Lee Thomas
Len Gabrielson
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Claude Osteen
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Stange Earns First Win Shielding Sox Past White Sox
Boston pitcher Lee Stange delivered six shutout innings in relief to earn his first victory, while the Red Sox backed him with a 15 hit attack and victories split with Chicago. George Scott and Carl Yastrzemski provided power as Boston won 6-1 in the nightcap after an 8-7 loss in the opener.
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al Downing
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J.C. Martin
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Mike Ryan
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Dick Williams
Reggie
Dennis Bennett
Gary Waslewski
Waslewski
Bruce Howard
New York Defeats St Louis. Baltimore Tops Pittsburgh
National League results include New York 4 over St Louis 1 and Baltimore 4 over Pittsburgh 1 on Wednesday as per Associated Press.
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Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 0
Scoreless start with no games scheduled as listed. No Philadelphia or Atlanta action on today's basketball schedule.
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Casper Defends Open Amid Quiet Fame and Obscurity
Billy Casper, a two time Open champion and top money winner, enters the United States Open at Baltusrol amid public anonymity. The 35 year old pro, once famed for putting, boasts a complete game and a dominant 1966 season including a playoff win over Palmer.
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Fournal CRTS to televise tourney on weekend ABC coverage
Casper has not won a tourney this year and his best finish is second in Bing Crosby. He has unofficial money winnings exceeding $40,000. ABC-TV will televise the event Saturday from 5 to 6 30 p.m. EDT and Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. EDT.
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White Sox furious over disputed foul call at Fenway
Chicago blamed a long foul call by umpire Larry Napp for a 6 1 loss to Boston after taking the first game 8 5 in the doubleheader. Manager Eddie Stanky was ejected in a heated argument and vowed further ire at the league over the decisive blow.
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Baseball scoreboard and matchup notes from Friday games
The night slate shows New York 7-2 over Washington 1-3 and Chicago 8-1 over Boston 7-6. Kansas City 9, Baltimore 2. Minnesota 7, Detroit 0. California 3, Cleveland 2. Baltimore at Kansas City and Detroit at Minnesota play next with New York at Washington and Chicago at Boston also scheduled. Friday’s twin bill nights include New York at Chicago and Kansas City at Detroit with Minnesota at Cleveland and Boston at Washington. California at Baltimore also listed for twi.
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Red Sox players clash over fair ball call in Boston
Martin cited George Scott saying the ball was fair by 18 feet while many Red Sox teammates claimed it was five feet fair. A Boston spokesman supported the umpires and noted the observer who saw the ball all the way smiled backing the call.
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