Fires Perfect Ball Lies Rertec Ball In Spring Grapevine
Estrada strong for Mets as he wins in 10th over St Louis. Jerry Grote doubled home Jerry Buchek in bottom of 10th. Don Cardwell pitched six for New York. Cubs power past White Sox in Arlington. Willie Horton injures calf, out 12 days. Washington beats Yankees 5-2 as errors mount for both sides. Ed Charles drives Angels ahead with three-run homer at Fresno.
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Aeiahaie Pea
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Eddie Mathews
Minnesota
Houston
Estrada
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Cubs
Rusty Staub
Enous
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Don Cardwell
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Lakeland
Willie Horton
George Brunet
Bill Kelso
San Fran
Ed Charles
Angels
Fresno
Kansas
Calif
Jose Cardenal
Philadelphia
Bradenton
Detroit's Cash tagged out at plate on Horton's Lakeland hit
Norm Cash was tagged out at the plate trying to score from second on Willie Horton's single in Lakeland Florida. Boston catcher John Gibson and umpire Nestor Chylak were noted in the report.
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Detroit
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
Lakeland
Fla
Boston
John Gibson
Nester Chylak
Luther college names most valuable players in basketball and wrestling
Decorah Luther college announces MVP and most inspirational for basketball Frank Barth and wrestling Ralph Schroeder. Other basketball awards go to Alex Rowell Phil Schlachtenhaufen Tom Hiestand Dave Whitney and Dave Mueller. Wrestling lineup lists Ebri dinner Ralph Schroeder Richard Boyum David Smalley Michael Kumpff Neal LaurAe Brooks Ben Miller Vic gauphomores Gary Nelst Kirk Wenion freshmen Thomas Buck Dennis Johnson Charles Gipp. Trainers managers listed.
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Gazette
Tom Hiestand
Kaukauna
Wis
Dave Whitney
Iowa Falls
Dave Mueller
Buffalo Lake
Minn
Phil Schlachtenhaufen
Alex Rowell
George Kuh
Jim Winberg
Paul Espinosa
Wayne Sneed
Tom Anderson
Barry Bishop
Frank Barth
Rolf Wulfsberg
Curt Vanderstoep
Steve Jacobsen
Raleigh Gal‘an
Sea Wrestling
Jim Ebri
Ralph Schroeder
Richard Boyum
David Smalley
Michael Kumpff
Neal Laur
Ae Brooks
Ben Miller
Vic Gauphomores
Gary Nelst
Kirk Wenson
Thomas Buck
Dennis Jonnson
Charles Gipp
Bob Roghal
Mark Reisetter
Russ, Laure
Steve Egeness
Bears Deny They Signed Top Draft
Chicago Bears deny signing their No 1 draft choice Loyd Phillips of Arkansas a three year no cut contract worth over 100000. Bears president George Halas Jr says the signing reports are false and adviser E J Ball confirms Phillips has not signed. Ball represents Arkansas players in pro negotiations and says Phillips preferred not to sign in Chicago.
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Chicago Bears
National Football League
Loyd Phillips
U. of Arkansas
Phillips
Fayetteville
Ark
Bears
Bear
George Halas, Jr
Halas
Arkansas Law
E. J. Ball
Ball
Arkansas
Warriors Sophs Top Jeff in Opening Baseball Test
California and Florida sites report Warriors junior squad victory over Jefferson. Key players include Meneers, Hines, Etchebarren, and Rafferty delivering a two-hitter combined effort. Strong fielding and timely hits supported by several home runs mark the opening test in multiple regional games.
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Jefferson
Dalabdg
Fla
Meneers
Steve Hines
Etchebarren
Henry Mgers
Ron Rafferty
Werthineras
Warriors
Hines
Symne
Haney
F. Robb
Arlington
Tex
Inca
Luca
Burah
Misa
Wood 'S
Osibers
Ty Badiol
Meing
Berl
Sucrer
Chicago and Montreal Grab Playoff Leads
Chicago and Montreal hold 1-0 series leads after opening games in the Stanley Cup semifinals. Chicago routed Toronto 5-2 as Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull led the attack. Montreal rallied past New York 4-3, with Jean Beliveau highlighted by coaches as top NAC scorer.
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Chicago
Montreal
Associated Press
Black Hawks
Canadiens
National Hockey League
Toronto
New York
Denis DeJordy
Stan Mikita
NHL
Bobby Hull
Pierre Pilote
Ken Wharram
Lou Angotti
Hull
Boston awarded 1968 pro soccer franchise
Philadelphia AP reports a National Professional Soccer franchise has been awarded to Boston for 1968. Commissioner P. Kenneth Macker noted Hawaii interests are also seeking a franchise as part of league expansion. The article blends this with various sports glimpses and mixed Olympic era color.
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Philadelphia
W. U. North
Decorah
Wateners
Kajanto
Serson
Branden
Boston
P. Kenneth Macker
Macker
Hawaii
North girls track players honored with selections and meet recap
Track coaches named North team selections led by Wartburg forward John Hearn and William Penn guard Steve Burton with Buena Vista center Cliff Mortenson and Upper Iowa guard Jim Crabtree among starters. A second team includes Luther forward John Miller and West Union North high forward Alex Rowell. meet results feature Wartburg Winneshiek standout Bowman and Central’s Jim Stone for solid points as South Winneshiek also posted 56 percent.
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John Hearn
Wartburg
Steve Burton
William Penn
Cliff Mortenson
Buena Vista
Jim Crabtree
Upper Iowa
Dave Mueller
Luther
Alex Rowell
West Union
North High
John Miller
Iowa
Jay Taylor
Denmeet
Northinis Bowman
Winneshiek
Jim Stone
Central
South Winneshiek
N. Tinnethie
OG. Mayer
N. Winneshiek
Notable roster shifts for Burton Crabtree Mueller and others
Burton, Crabtree and Mueller are repeat selections, and Hearn and Mortenson were moved up from last year's second five.
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Burton, Crabtree
Mueller
Hearn and
Mortenson
Parsons Wildcats Clinch 10th Straight Baseball Win
Parsons college extended its winning streak to ten with a 16 4 victory over Florida State in Tallahassee. Tony DeMaccio led the offense with a triple and a three run homer driving in six as the Wildcats built a big lead early and cruised to the win.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Parsons College
Wildcats
Florida State
Tony DeMaccio
Pick Ron Parmalee as Grinnell Cage Coach
Ron Parmalee 27 was named head basketball coach at Grinnell high school. He succeeds Burt Adams who left to coach at Hoover high in Des Moines. Parmalee also will serve as assistant football coach after five seasons as head basketball coach at North Mahaska high school, compiling a 65-33 record.
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Ron Parmalee
Grinnell Cage
Grinnell
Grinnell High School
Burt Adams
New
Hoover High School
Des Moines
Parmalee
North Mahaska High School
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