Cepeda Delivers Late Roundtrip for Cardinals Victory
Orlando Cepeda doubled in the 12th and scored on Mike Shannon's single to lift the St. Louis Cardinals past the San Francisco Giants 6-5 after a see saw game. Willie Mays homered and drove in two, but St. Louis tied the game in the eighth and Cepeda finished it with the deciding hit.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Colorado Defense Steady Eyes Strong Passing for Buffs
Colorado coach Eddie Crowder says the defense is solid and passing should improve. He notes Nebraska’s depth, size, and momentum as the Big Eight race focus, with Colorado aiming to strengthen the offensive line and quarterback play as spring drills progress.
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Hale Irwin
Dick Anderson
Mike Montler
Pacific Coast League Scores Report
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League include Indianapolis 2 Okla City 1 in 10 innings, Tacoma 4 Portland 3, San Diego 4 Phoenix 0, Seattle 5 Hawaii 3, Vancouver 9 Spokane 7, and Denver at Tulsa with rain. In the International League Rochester 9 Syracuse 3, Jacksonville 2 Toledo 1, Columbus 4 1 Richmond 2 4, Toronto at Buffalo 2 with rain.
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Field Museum Restores Name Honoring Field Family
The Chicago natural history museum will again be known as the Field Museum of Natural History to honor the Field family for more than 70 years of contributions. Marshall Field funded the original Columbian Museum in 1893, with the institution later taking the Field name and periods of name change through 1943.
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Toll Road Nicknamed Alligator Alley Across Florida
Broward County Commissioner John D. Easterlin defends the nickname Alligator Alley used for the controversial toll road across the Everglades. The 77 mile two lane project linking Fort Lauderdale to Naples is slated for completion in 1967.
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200 Plants No Trees Near Chicago Milwaukee
Kenosha Wisconsin AP a nature group seeks to acquire Chiwaukee Prairie described as one of the last vir gin prairie east of the Rockies. The land between Chicago and Milwaukee near Lake Michigan hosts 200 varieties of wild plants and has no trees. The Wisconsin chapter of Nature Conservancy has 40 acres and hopes to buy about 200 more to turn over to UW for scientific and educational purposes.
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Bahamas Adopts Dollar As Monetary Unit
The Bahamas, converting from the pound to the U S dec mal system, selects dollar as the currency name. Several options were rejected including conch carib Bolivar colon cruzeira sol peso sucre wahoo crown cay angel nobel sovereign mark and sand. An official notes residents would find terms like three wahoos or five conchs odd.
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Big Eight grid drills reveal sophomore QB lean
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma will rely on two sophomores Jim Burger and Bob Warmack at quarterback while skipping Gene Cagle. Kansas State selects Bill Nossek as No. 1, with Bill Douglass catching attention at Kansas. Missouri eyes punter options with Griffin Bates and Sangster while several quarterbacks report sore arms.
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Beman Gray Lead In Amateur Golf At Merion
Deane Beman and Downing Gray shared the 54 hole lead at 214 after Gray fired a 68 while Beman slipped to 76 amid winds at Merion Golf Club. Morley and Cerrado stood one back at 215, with Siderowf Allen and McManus at 216.
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Minot
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San Rafael
Calif
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Westport
Conn
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Rochester
N.Y
Roger McManus
Hartville
Ohio
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McManus
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Florence
S.C
Pensacola
Fla
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Little League coach puzzled by bathroom signal
Hugh Snell, coach of a Wichita Little League team, saw an outfielder wave during a game. He waved back as play continued. After the inning, the player asked how to signal he needed to use the bathroom, nearly in tears.
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League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
National League leads include Alou of Atlanta batting .342 with 191 hits and 100 runs. Aaron of Atlanta 36 home runs and 104 RBI. Callison and Rose lead doubles and hits. Pitching features Marichal and Perry with 205 decisions and .800. Koufax with 262 strikeouts.
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Nagle Holds Lead as Casper Returns to Contention at Carling Golf
In Southport, Kel Nagle led with 215 while Bill Casper carded a 69 to reach 216, one behind the Australian as Bert Yancey set a course record 68 earlier. Bruce Devlin, Yancey, Roberto De Vicenzo and others trailed at 217 or 218 entering final round.
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Neil Coles
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Report
The bulletin lists water levels for John Redmond Reservoir and Fall River reservoirs with normal conservation pool elevations and yesterday's readings. John Redmond stood at 1,036.02 feet with discharge around 42 cubic feet per second. Fall River recorded 948.46 feet and discharge about 20 cfs.
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Baseball Standings Briefs From Early Season Scores
Kansas City 39 Buford Chicago 38 09 Pitching 11 decisions Mc Nally Baltimore 12 4 .750 S Miller Baltimore Hamilton New York 8 3 .727
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Bowling Scores Elks League Results Report
League standings for Elks No 1 through No 8 include team totals and individual high games. Notable performances: E Chapman 205 series 530, M Snowden 193 534, Jim Grady 246 601, with several teams posting high scores around the 800s and 700s.
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All Girl Rodeo Scheduled in McPherson Kansas
McPherson Kan AP some cowgirls believe they can do what cowboys do so an all girl rodeo will be held in McPherson Sept 23 and 24 sponsored by the Kansas Cowgirl Barrel Racing Association. Ten events include bareback bronc riding breakaway calf roping and goat tying with belts buckles and a western suit prize for top performers.
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Floyd Rumford Jr
Abbyville
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