NFL tops AFL in war of leagues over new structure
The AP reports that the NFL emerged the top dog after a battle with the AFL over the new circuit. The mammoth league, selling in 197, will be called the National League with Pete Rozelle as boss amid high bonus pacts and big salaries for top players.
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Peace finally declared ends NFL AFL pro football war
NEW YORK AP The dove of peace in pro football limped home after 10 weeks of cloak and dagger talks between Tex Schramm and Lamar Hunt. Peace ends a costly war as Rozelle confirms the AFL exists, with an $18 million plus potential $15-20 million future loss and territorial payments to Giants and 49ers.
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Cardinals Topple Pittsburgh By 4 2
Cardinals beat the Pirates 4 to 2 as Jerry Buchek and Phil Gagliano hit two run homers. Al Jackson earned the win for St Louis, while Woody Fryman took the defeat. Roberto Clemente homered for Pittsburgh.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Delays Antitrust Ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court paused ruling on the antitrust suit against baseball delaying a decision on whether the Braves must return to Milwaukee without NL expansion approval. Justices questioned if baseball moves are interstate or intrastate commerce and whether Wisconsin may regulate franchise movement.
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Friday AL games feature Washington and Boston matchups
Washington edges Baltimore 5-4 behind Richert and Otega as Chance on tops Boston and Stange earns a win for Boston while Bun ker suffers a loss in a tense night slate.
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National League Scores and Night Games
Baseball results show Atlanta beat New York 8 to 4 and St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Several games were postponed or scheduled for night play including Los Angeles at Chicago rain delay and San Francisco hosting Houston.
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Final Chess Match Ends In Deadlock
Moscow AP reports defending champion Tigran Petrosyan and challenger Boris Spassky drew in the final 24 game world title match after 77 moves. Petrosyan finished with 12.5 points to 11.5 for Spassky, sealing the crown for three more years after clinching last weekend with his 12th point in game 22.
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Former Phillie Jacob Munch Dies at 75
Jacob Munch, former Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics outfielder, died Wednesday at his Lansdowne home aged 75. He played in the major leagues in the mid 20th century and was known for his time with Philadelphia teams.
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Jay Gives Up Only 5 Safeties in 1-0 Reds Win
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 1-0 as Joey Jay pitched a five hitter and Leo Cardenas drove in the only run with an eighth inning single. Tony Perez singled, Dick Simpson ran for him, and Tommie Helms added the fourth hit to push Simpson to third before Cardenas scored.
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Assistant Cage Pilot Selected At Citadel
Edward L. Thompson 31, longtime assistant basketball coach at Georgia Southern College, named assistant basketball coach at The Citadel. Thompson will start June 15, succeeds Paul Brandenburg who left for private business in Greensboro. He hails from Shelbyville Kentucky and is a Transylvania College graduate.
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Parcel bids on multiple properties adjacent to highway project
Parcels listed include Cleo Davidson Lester and Catherine Bruce with various frame dwellings and outbuildings. State employees and those involved in appraisal or rights of way are barred from bidding. The Department of Highways may control release timing of buildings to the winning bidders.
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Orioles Rally Past Opponent to Take AL Lead
Orioles win 8-7 in a suspended game after a four run eighth inning to seize first place in the American League. They have won 10 of 12 and move one game ahead of Cleveland whose game with New York was rained out. Dick Nen homered in the rally.
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Braves Dominate Mets 8-4 Behind Jones Three-Run Shot
Braves beat the Mets 8-4 as Mack Jones delivered a three-run homer during a five-run first inning. Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron set the stage with a pair of run-scoring hits, while Rico Carty added a first homer of the year in the sixth as Atlanta extended its win streak to six.
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Giants and Astros tied 1-1 after nine innings
The National League leading San Francisco Giants and the Houston Astros were tied 1-1 after nine innings Thursday night. Houston scored in the first inning and the Giants tied the count in the fifth.
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Richey Faces Jones in Wightman Cup Opener
Nancy Richey, a 23 year old Texas tennis star, prepares to face Mrs Ann Haydon Jones in the opening Wightman Cup singles match as the United States and Britain meet at Wimbledon. Billie Jean King will follow against Virginia Wade with the U S strongly favored to win the seven match series on grass.
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Nu mata dethrones Elorde for lightweight boxing title
Tokyo report says 21 year old Yoshiaki Nu mata from Japan dethroned Flash Elorde of Manila, ending his 14 year reign as lightweight champion in a dramatic bout.
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Italy Leads Africa In Davis Cup Play
In Rome Italy opened with a 2 0 lead over South Africa in the European Zone Class B Davis Cup semifinals. Sergio Tacchini defeated Cliff ee 14 61 64 in the first singles match Nicola Saccense claimed his 197th cup appearance beating Keith Diepraam 6 2 6 3 1 6 6 3.
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