Hardin and Powell Propel Orioles Past Senators 4 1
Jim Hardin pitched a one hit after the first inning to earn the win as Boog Powell drove in two runs in Baltimore’s 4 1 victory over Washington. The Orioles improved to eight wins in eight against the Senators this year.
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Jim Hardin
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Senators
Orioles
Hardin
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Camilo Pascual
Frank
Powell
Curt Blefary
Baltimore
Curt Morton
Frank Robinson
Frank Howard
Ed Stroud
Ken McMullen
Mike Epstein
Epstein
Ron Hansen
Belanger
Dave Johnson
Pascual
Detroit Pays Rookie 256’s Robinson Signs with Tigers
Maury Robinson, Detroit’s top pick from last week’s draft, signed with the Tigers Monday for a bonus reportedly between 25 000 and 50 000. The 18 year old Thomas Dale High School senior in Chesterfield hit .468 this season and played left field.
How to Catch Fish Helps Fresh Water Anglers
A 32 page booklet titled How to Catch Fish in Fresh Water is offered for 25 cents by the FBI Booklet Fisher man Information Bureau at 7435 West Talcott Chicago Illinois 60631. It covers casting spin casting fly fishing and provides tips on gear for different freshwater species.
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Chicago
FBI
Fisherman’s Information Bureau
West Talcott
Ill
Dee Phiegar to Address Mercer Anglers Club Meeting
Princeton resident Dee Phiegar will speak to the Mercer Anglers Club at the club restaurant in Rich Creek Monroe County. She recently placed third in a state speech contest with an original patriotic speech. A trout dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
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Mercer Anglers Club
Rich Creek
Monroe County
Miss Phiegar
College Athletic Budgets Strained Toward Financial Crisis
The NCAA reports college athletic finances near a crisis level driven by inflation and rising facility costs. Marcus Plant of the University of Michigan cites limits on gate income and capacity as well as ticket prices. The 1966 67 budgets total $190 million, up from 1961 62, with facilities valued at $2.05 billion.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
Ncaa Presi
Hubert Humphrey
United States Congress
Humphrey
Plant
NCAA
Cassius Clay denied rehearing by U.S. Circuit Court
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali had a U.S. Fifth Circuit rehearing request denied after his conviction for refusing military induction. The en banc court did not issue an opinion. Clay, convicted in Houston in 1967, remains free on bond and awaits further action.
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Cassius Clay
Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Houston
Chicago
Allah
Huntington Wins State High School Golf Title
Huntington High captures the state golf tournament with 304 over par, 13 strokes ahead of Parkersburg. Medalist Bill McNeer shot 34-70 to lead Huntington East, while Ed Morrison Jim Hawkins Bill Anderson and Dave Mazo contributed to the winning team. Morrison and Weirton’s Tom Murphy tied for second, decided in a playoff.
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Parkersburg
Huntington High
Bill McNeer
Huntington East
Huntington
Beckley
Weirton
Morgantown
Wheeling
Charleston
Ed Morrison
Jim Hawkins
Bill Anderson
Dave Mazo
Morrison
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Harry Hoffer
Pony Express
Parnelli Jones Buys Turbine Car at Indy
Andy Granatelli announced the sale of one STP turbine race car to Parnelli Jones of Torrance California. The car had led the current Indy 500 before a part failure with 25 miles left. Joe Leonard will continue driving it. Jones previously drove the turbine prototype in the 1967 Indy 500 where a bearing failed near the end.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Andy Granatelli
STP Corp
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Jones
Joe Leonard
Denver Rockets draw average crowd for ABA season
The Denver Rockets averaged 4,128 fans per game over 39 home games in the 1967 68 ABA season in Denver.
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Denver
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Venturi Relies On Rain Pants At Masters
Augusta AP report says former Open champion Ken Venturi split his slacks while surveying a putt at the Masters. He wore rain pants in 80 degree weather until he could reach the clubhouse for a spare pair.
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Augusta
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Ken
Young swimmer Bill Heiss sets two Colorado records
Greeley Colorado AP reports 15 year old high school sophomore Bill Heiss stands 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs nearly 180 pounds. He set winter state records in the 200 yard individual medley and the 100 yard backstroke.
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Greeley
Colo
Bill Heiss
Indians Rout A's 7-2 Behind Williams and Paul
Cleveland Indians explode for three runs in the first and three in the eighth to beat the Oakland Athletics 7-2. Stan Williams and Mike Paul secure the win, with Jose Cardenal and Larry Brown keying the early rally and Horton driving in runs late.
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Cleveland Indians
Oakland Athletics
Stan Williams
Mike Paul
Jose Cardenal
Larry Brown
Lew Krausse
Tony Horton
Lee Maye
Duke Sims
Indians
Cardenal
Horton
Sal Bando
Max Alvis
Alvis
Sims
A’s
Williams
Bando
Reggie Jackson
Bert Campaneris
Jackson
Paul
Pitcher Stu Miller Seeks Return to Majors With Tulsa
In a profile of Stu Miller the veteran pitcher discusses timing and pitch selection as keys to deception. He notes he throws fastball curve and occasional slider from overhand and side arm motions to keep hitters off balance. Miller, age 40, once had 105 major league victories with the Cardinals and Giants and now seeks a comeback with Tulsa in the Pacific Coast League.
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San Francisco Giants
Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Miller
Tulsa
St. Louis Cardinal
Casper Favored To Win U S Open As Oak Hill Tees Off
At Rochester Oak Hill the 68th U S Open opens with Bill Casper viewed as the man to beat. Trevino backs Casper while Weiskopf calls the rough nightmarish. The field includes Nicklaus, Palmer, de Vincenzo, Player, Delin, Nagle, Sugimoto and many others.
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N.Y
Bill Casper
Oak Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Weiskopf
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Bill
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Prac
Columbus
Argentina
Roberto de Vincenzo
Gary Player
South Africa
Bruce Delin
Kel Nagle
Australia
Hideyo Sugimoto
Japan
Maris Tie-Breaking Homer Helps Cardinals Top Braves 4-3
Roger Maris belted a tie-breaking two-run homer in the third inning as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Atlanta 4-3 Monday night. Larry Jaster allowed three runs with relief from Wayne Granger, preserving the lead after Phil Niekro and Hank Aaron threats. Cepeda, McCarver, and Shannon opened the second with three straight hits for an early Cardinals run.
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Roger Maris
Larry Jaster
Wayne Granger
St. Louis Cardinals
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Phil Niekro
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
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Piekro
Granger
Britton
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P.niekrowash
Chisox Rally Tops Yankees 5-2 In Ninth Inning
Luis Aparicio belts a three run ninth inning uprising that lifts the Chicago White Sox to a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees. Bill Voss adds a two run single after Berry scores on Aparicio's double as Chicago breaks a 2-2 tie. Charlie Smith had tied the game for New York with a seventh inning single.
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Sox
Ken Berry
Tom McCraw
Icio
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York Yankees
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Berry
Aparicio
Bill Voss
Charlie Smith
Yanks
Smith
Mel Stottlemyre
Jake Gibbs
Gibbs
Wilbur Wood
Bobby Cox
White Sox
Tim Cullen
Causey
Stottlemyre
Andy Kosco
Bob Priddy
Williams Top Athlete of SC
West Virginia University basketball captain Ron Williams was named Southern Conference Athlete of the Year. Williams averaged 20.5 points per game and helped WVU to 19-8 in the conference, earning a NIT berth in New York. This marks WVU's sixth winner. Terry Donnelly of William and Mary was runner-up.
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West Virginia University
Ron Williams
Williams
Mountaineers
New York
WVU
Rod Handley
Jerry West
Rod Thorn
William and Mary
Terry Donnelly
Donnelly
Davidson
Jimmy Poole
Furman
Clyde Hewell
Baseball scores and schedule for Tuesday across leagues
American League results include Detroit 6 Cleveland 4 and Baltimore 2 Oakland 3. Standings show Minnesota 27 509?, Boston 23, New York 31. Tuesday games feature Detroit Oakland Cleveland, Baltimore Washington, Chicago New York, California Boston with rain delays and twi nights.
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ABC And PGA Sign Two Year Contract
The American Broadcasting Co and the Professional Golfers Association signed a two year deal granting ABC rights to televise 10 top PGA events in 1969 and 10 of 11 tournaments in 1970. No financial terms were disclosed in the joint announcement by Max Elbin and Boone Arledge.
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American Broadcasting Company
Professional Golfers Association
Max Elbin
PGA
Boone Arledge
ABC Sports
Canadiens Name Claude Ruel as Coach
Montreal Canadiens appoint Claude Ruel aged 29 as head coach to replace Joe Blake who resigned after guiding the team to an eighth Stanley Cup. Ruel becomes the league’s youngest coach with Pollock stating he was the unanimous choice. Floyd Curry named assistant general manager and Ron Caron to be chief scout after Ruel takes role.
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Montreal Canadiens
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Ruel
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Que
Sam Pollock
Blake
Floyd Curry
Quebec Aces
American Hockey League
Pollock
National Hockey League
Ron Caron
del Wilson
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