Umpire Barlick Labeled Dictator by Astros' Walker
Astros manager Harry Walker accused umpire Al Barlick of dictatorship and said Barlick was defying league president Warren Giles by threatening to fire Barlick, after a clash over scoreboard messages and umpire Kibler.
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Barlick under fire as umpire clashes spill over
In a fiery exchange at the Pirates series finale Walker accused umpire Barlick of intimidation and threats over a lineup incident. Barlick vows to report to president Giles in Cincinnati amid claims of rough handling by the veteran official.
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Sim Vaughn Heads Summer Mixed Bowling League
Sim Vaughn was elected president of the summer mixed bowling league at a Greenbelt Lanes meeting. Audie Vaughn was chosen secretary treasurer Dr Smotherman named vice president Charles Young named sergeant at arms. Doubles and rolloffs start at 8 p m each Thursday through August 7.
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Murphy Leads US Open Round One On Friday the 13th
Bob Murphy shot 66 to lead the U S Open after the first round at Cypress Creek. Miller Barber and Al Geiberger chased one and two strokes back as players faced a possible cut to the low 60 with many tied at par or better.
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Pony League Doubleheader Set At Fair Park This Saturday
Childress Pony League teams schedule a doubleheader at Major League Park Fair Park Saturday evening. The opening game features the Tigers versus the Red Sox at 6 15 p m. The second game pairs the Yankees with a Wichita Falls team.
Boxing Probe Gathers Momentum in New York Inquiry
A New York grand jury probes possible underworld influence in boxing with Frank DePaula and Gary Garafola returning for more questioning. The two testified after subpoenas issued after the Dick Tiger–Nino Benvenuti bout at Madison Square Garden. DePaula, later indicted for copper theft, said investigators questioned other fighters and fights and that he and his team are clean.
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Burnett brothers' football star rises at Arkansas
Arkansas sophomore Bill Burnett emerged from the Burnett brothers’ shadow with 859 rushing yards and 96 points, key numbers in Arkansas 10-1 season. He overcame a dislocated toe, expects to be ready by fall, and recalls how Tulsa first offered him before Arkansas made a four-year scholarship.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
National and American leagues show Chicago and Baltimore leading. Pittsburgh and New York trailing in East divisions. Tonight's scheduled games include Chicago at Cincinnati and New York at Los Angeles with multiple doubleheader and night games across venues.
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Bill Russell Resigns to Enter Acting Career
Boston Celtics coach and player Bill Russell, 35, resigns to pursue movie and TV work. He informed General Manager Red Auerbach Monday night, aiming to fund future income. Russell led the Celtics to 11 NBA titles and 12 Eastern Division crowns after lifting the team from fourth in the East this season. His immediate plan includes two films, one with Jimmy Brown.
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Spangler Victim Of Hitting Epidemic In Chicago
Cubs beat the Atlanta Braves 12-6 behind Spangler who belted two two run homers, adding to a weekend slate where Reds edged Cardinals in 10, Pirates beat Astros, Phillies topped Dodgers, and Expos beat Padres. May’s bases loaded single in the 10th boosted Cincinnati, while Jim Bunning pitched a complete game for Philadelphia.
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TV Schedule Highlights For Friday June 13 1969
Local guide lists prime time lineup across KVII and channel 7 with programs including Huntley Brinkley News The High Chaparral The Saint Gomer Pyle USMC Friday Night Movie House of the Hawks and CBS Friday Night Movie TBA plus sports coverage US Open Golf broadcasts and late news slots referencing regional scene notes and film titles.
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Tris Speaker Holds Lifetime Doubles Record 793
The article notes Tris Speaker, star for the Boston Red Sox Cleveland Washington and Philadelphia Athletics, as holder of the all time doubles record with 793. It also cites the Detroit Tigers as owning the major league record for most errors in a season with 425 in 1901.
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