Something New Old Borrowed and Blue In Midst of Blues
Chicago sports note on Leo Durocher’s wedding and a Cubs Blues. Durocher wed Lynne Walker Goldblatt in Chicago as the Cubs suffer a brutal road swing and slide in the standings amid a 12 game home stand approaching Montreal and the Pirates.
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Strida
Gourt
Robert J. Walker
Ilinois
John J. Kelly
Jack Weiss
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Wrigley
Pirates
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Pittsburgh
Leo Duraches
Lynn Walker Goldblatt
Braves and A’s Ending Vegas Ties
New York AP report says Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced that Atlanta Braves executives William Bartholomay and John J. Louis Jr and Oakland Athletics president Charley Finley will sever ties with Parvin Dohrmann Co a Las Vegas betting group. Delbert Coleman will resign from Braves board. Bartholomay and Louis will exit Parvin Dohrmann. Finley will sell his shares. No wrongdoing cited. ties followed a prior period.
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Bowie Kuhn
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John J. Louis, Jr
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Charley O. Finley
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Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Delbert Coleman
Parvin-Dohrmann
Barthalomay
Louis
Finley
del E. Webb Corp
Sahara
Mint
Arizona State and Tulsa Reach NCAA World Series Final
Arizona State and Tulsa meet in the title game after ASU escaped the losers bracket and beat NYU 4-1 behind Lerrin LaGrow. Tulsa earned a finals berth with a rest advantage following Wednesday’s loss to ASU.
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Lerrin LaGrow
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Bobby Winkles
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Cards Return From Four-Game Gap In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals host the Wisconsin Rapids Twins in Memorial Stadium for Fireman Night. Gus Schrader notes lite on injuries and new Farm System signings as Ron Kinney starts, while Bobby Diaz may not return this season.
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Appleton
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Wisconsin Rapids Twins
Memorial Stadium
Roy Majlyka
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Bobby Diaz
Cedar Rapids
Red Peppers May Decide Cedar Rapids Card's First Half
Cedar Rapids Cardinals cling to slim hopes for the Midwest league first half pennant as six games remain. They trail Appleton by six in the Jost column and host Wisconsin Rapids before a three-game Appleton series that could aid Quincy Clinton and Quad Cities in chasing the leaders. The club, managed by Roy Martyka, faces hitting pitching and defense issues but shows hustle in a late run.
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Jerry Bartee
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