White Allen Groat Power Phillies Past Pirates 8 7
Phillies topple Pirates 8 7 after a wild 4 in inning. Bill White and Rich Allen homered for Philadelphia while Dick Groat trioled in the go ahead run in the sixth and drove in another. Starting pitchers exited after one inning as Pittsburgh built a 4 0 lead before PHI rallied.
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White
Allen
Groat Power Phillies
Pirates
Philadelphia
Bill White
Rich Allen
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Groat
Cookie Rojas
Phil
Chris Short
Pirate
Vern Law
Phils
Clay Dalrymple
Manny Mota
Mota
Matty Alou
Dalrymple
Pete Mikkelson
Twins recall Uhlaender. Valdespino sent to Denver
The Minnesota Twins bring up outfielder Ted Uhlaender from Denver after he hit .341 there and shone in an exhibition game with two hits. To make room, Sandy Valdespino is sent back to the Denver farm club as the Twins defeated opponent 8 to 4 in that game.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Ted Uhlaender
Denver
Twins
Sandy Valdespino
Uhlaender
Ree
Saban Names Charles Jerasa Freshman Coach at Maryland
University of Maryland head coach Lou Saban completes his assistant staff by hiring Charles Jerasa as freshman coach. Jerasa played fullback at Northwestern in 1955 and has coached at Bedford High School in Bedford Ohio.
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Associated Press
Lou Saban
University of Maryland
Charles Jerasa
Jerasa
Northwestern
Bedford High School
Bedford
Outdoor recreation plan aims to map national opportunities
The text notes a nationwide outdoor recreation plan by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation due to Congress in 1968, detailing land and water needs, inventories, and programs. Virginia expands Powhatan Wildlife Management Area by 640 acres for dove hunting and wildlife, plus a 1966 Virginia Campsites directory listing 142 areas. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans boreholes near Niagara Falls to study rockslides.
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America
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Congress
Virginia
Virginia Game Commmission
Powhatan Wildlife Management Area
Richmond
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commission
13 Top Cagers Selected To Tour Foreign Lands
The AAU named 13 players led by Clyde Lee Vanderbilt and Lou Hudson Minnesota to tour the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Hungary and Poland this summer with two July Budapest games the trip proceeds through Prague Warsaw Moscow. The squad reports to Coach John Kundla Minnesota and Hank Vaughn Wingfoots at Annapolis on July 5 for a week of practice before boarding for Budapest.
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NEW York
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Jack Marin
Duke
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Amateur Athletic Union
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Department of State
Budapest
Prague
Warsaw
Moscow
G. Russel Lyons
Boulder
Colo
AAU
Kendall Rhine
Bobby Rascoe
Darrel Carrier
Phili Oilers
Bartlesville
Ton
Arizona State
Dorie Murray
Detroit
Bill Melchionni
Villanova
John Kundla
Minnnesota
Hank Vaughn
Akron, Ohio
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Archery Meet Slated July 2-4 at Point Pleasant
The Professional Archery Association hosts its fourth annual national meet July 2-4 at McClintic Wildlife Station near Point Pleasant with a $12,500 purse. About 200 archers compete for top prizes of $2000 for men and $1000 for women, as Bill Bedner defends his Detroit title.
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Point Pleasant
Professional Archery Association
McClintic Wildlife Station
Bill Bedner
Suffield
Ohio
Detroit
Point Pleasant Archery Club
National Field Archery Association
Emerson Gains Quarter Final Berth At Wimbledon
Roy Emerson, defending champion, crushed Stan Smith 6-2 6-2 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals alongside Dennis Ralston. Rain halted play with several fourth round matches unfinished as Manuel Santana led Bobby Wilson and Ken Fletcher led Jaidip Mukerja.
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Wimbledon
England
Roy Emerson
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Emerson
Manuel Santana
Spain
Bobby Wilson
Britain
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Jaidip Mukerjta
India
Cliff Richy
Dallas
Tex
Tony Roach
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Jan Leschly
Denmark
Owen Davidson
Bob Hew
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Saban
Jim Dalton
Squirrel
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bob Watson
Megan O’brien
Save Lives
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Advertising Council
National Safety Corncil
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
Federal Street
Bluefield
W. VA
Itt
Ralston
Margaret Smith
Edda Buding
Germany
Billie Jean King
Long Beach Calif
Kathy Krantzcke
Annete van Zal
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Ann Jones
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Francoise Durr
France
Shirley Brasher
Trudy Greenman
Netherlands
Madonna Schacht
Nancy Richey
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Miss Richey
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U.S
Ange
Signa
Wards
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