Cornell Beats Coe In Dual Track Meet Dominant Win
Cornell dominated Coe in a dual track meet at Mt. Vernon winning 120 to 22 and sweeping most events. The freshmen team also triumphed 64 to 35 with numerous top finishes across sprints jumps and distance races.
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Luther
Newell
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Williams
Srondere
Jeffries
Leech
Corn
Farrell
Yanks Hold Off Oakland 2 to 1 on Pitching Stand
The New York Yankees beat Oakland 2 to 1 as Dooley Womack averted trouble in the eighth and ninth frames. Floyd Robinson collected two hits including a ninth inning infield single off Womack, but Womack retired the next batter to seal the win.
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Associated Press
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Dooley Womack
New York Yankees
Robinson
Yanks
Womack
New York
Athletics
Yankee
Fritz Peterson
Peterson
Sal Bando
A’s
Hamilton
Senators
Husky
Dick Bosman
Roger Repez
Angels
Washington
Campbell Named USC Player of the Month
Craig Campbell, an 18 year old freshman at Upper Iowa college, is named Player of the Month for March by the selection committee.
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Campbell
USC
Gazette
Fayette
Craig Campbell
Upper Iowa College
Message Sent Umpire Cal Drummond Arrives for Angels Game
Cal Drummond, the umpire for the Angels Senators game in Anaheim California, arrived to a crowd and media reaction tied to a popular TV phrase Get the Message. The scene highlighted the pregame mood for the matchup.
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Cal Drummond
Angels
Lou Nilles Resigns From Cedar Rapids Club Board
Lou Nilles steps down after 15 years on the Cedar Rapids baseball club board, nine as treasurer. Don Isett named treasurer, Chuck Norton to replace Nilles on the board, with president Lee Winterberg praising his work in reducing debts.
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Lou Nilles
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Lou
The
Gazette Company
Ball Club
Lee Winterberg
Chuck Norton
Brookland Drive
Nilles
Don Isett
Winterberg
Waterloo district tennis meet to feature several city teams
Girls from Jefferson Kennedy and Washington will form an eight team field at Waterloo on May 10 for a district tennis meet. Iowa City and University High will compete in a seven team meet at Iowa City. South Tama joins one Des Moines district. Singles and doubles winners and runners up advance to state meet at Waterloo West on May 18.
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Jefferson, Kennedy
Washington
Waterloo
Iowa Girls Athletic Union
Iowa City
University High of
South Tama
Des Moines
Waterloo West
Richert Replaced On Orioles Active List
In Minneapolis the Baltimore Orioles placed left handed pitcher Pete Richert on the active list. He had rejoined the club about a week ago after ten days on riot duty with the National Guard in Washington and had been working out with the team.
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Minneapolis
Baltimore Orioles
Pete Richert
National Guard
Washington
Chicago Coach Criticizes Officials In Canadiens Playoff
Chicago coach Billy Reay questions Canadian officials bias in the Montreal series. He suggests hockey's Canadian roots influence refereeing and championship outcomes, implying a preference to keep titles in Canada.
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Chicago
Billy Reay
Smith
Montreal
Canada
Cedar Rapids Cardinals Run Roughshod Over Appleton
Cedar Rapids exploded for 20 hits in a 15 2 exhibition win over Appleton in Sarasota Tim Morgan and Fred Grooms hit three run homers Manny Abreu added an inside the park homer Wayne Boultinghouse connected for a double and a triple while Tony Auferio and Luis Melendez added two singles apiece Heisman and Maselbas pitched well and No 1 catcher injuries forced changes ahead of the opener with Waterloo
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Sarasota
Fla
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Appleton
Tim Morgan
Fred Grooms
Manny Abreu
C.R
Jack Krol
Larry Heilman
Mike Maselbas
Heisman
Sioux City
Iowa
Maselbas
Morgan
Wayne Boultinghouse
Tony Auferio
Luis Melendez
Krol
Dewey Freeman
Roberto
Bob
Gary Stone
Cedar Rapids
Stuart
Grissom
Kusyner
UNH Names Bill Rothwell Tennis Team Captain
In Durham New Hampshire Bill Rothwell 30 was named captain of the 1968 University of New Hampshire tennis team after a varsity career with only two losses.
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Durham
N.H
Bill Rothwell
University of New Hampshire
Brundage May Retire Votes are In
South Africa is barred from the Mexico City Olympics IOC voting 36 of 71 in favor of withdrawal and a majority looms. Avery Brundage 80 says he may not seek another term, torn between art and Olympic duties amid the South Africa controversy. Reg Honey calls for executive board resignations over the barred invitation.
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Switzerland
South Africa
Mexico City
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Grenoble
France
Avery Brundage
Mexico
Brundage
Associated Press
Reg Honey
Standings and Results From Monday Baseball Action
Standings show St Louis at .636 and Los Angeles at .583 with San Francisco and Atlanta at .451 and .845. Results Monday: Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 1 in 10 innings.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
P. Niekro
J. Nijekro
Lemaster
Kaeaeto
Marichal
Phil
FF Cisco
Adeienia
Shean
Osteen
Bunning
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Culver
Carlton
New Ome
Chica
Scheduled baseball games listed for five pairings
Baltimore at Minnesota Hardin 1 0 Chance 2 1. New York at Oakland Downing 0 0 Dibson 1 0. Washington at California Ortess 1 1 Brunet 1 1. N Boston at Chicago Ellsworth 2 0 Peters 0 2. N Detroit at Cleveland Sparma 1 0 Horgan 2 2. Additional matchups include N Baltimore at IIlnessis New York at Oakland N Washington at California N Boston at Chicago N Detroit at Cleveland.
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New York
Oakland
California
Washington
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Chance
Downing
Dibson
Ortess
Brunet
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Ellsworth
Chicago
Peters
N. Detroit
Sparma
Cleveland
Horgan
Iilnnessis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveand
Earl Battey Becomes Edison Baseball Consultant
Earl Battey, 33, retired from 12 major league seasons with the Minnesota Twins, accepts a role as baseball consultant to Consolidated Edison Co. He will help run the utility’s baseball community relations program in New York.
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NEW York
Earl Battey
Minnesota Twins
Consolidated Edison Co
Battey
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