Drysdale, Ryan and Reed Shine as NL Aces Win Night
Drysdale snapped a one month drought with a two hitter as the Dodgers edged the Cubs 1-0. Nolan Ryan, 21, struck out 14 to break the Mets single game strikeout record and lead Cincinnati 6-4. Ron Reed, 25, went the distance for the Braves in a 5-1 win. Frank Johnson hit his first major league homer for the Giants in a 2-1 victory over the Astros.
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Miami Wins Super Bowl Site Battle
NFL owners voted to stage the 1969 Super Bowl in Miami after a sellout crowd at the Orange Bowl in January. New Orleans had sought the game in the Sugar Bowl but abstained as Miami won unanimous approval. Miami will again charge $35,000 for Orange Bowl rent, with New Orleans requesting about $90,000 in gate share.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule for Major League Clubs
Houston plays San Francisco Cincinnati meets New York Atlanta visits Philadelphia St Louis hosts Pittsburgh Chicago travels to Los Angeles Native leagues scheduled across venues with no further details or results.
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John Carroll wins PAC golf title as Plunkett takes individual honors
John Carroll captures the Presidents' Athletic Conference golf championship with a four-man score of 20 over 36 holes at Meadville Country Club. Tom Plunkett posts 72 75 for the two days, while Washington & Jefferson’s Berney totals 75 78 and Adelbert, Allegheny, Case follow in team standings. Aaron suggests narrowing the strike zone during the same era.
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Shepard Set To Bench Slumpers For Pirates
Pittsburgh AP The Pirates may bench slumping stars Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski as manager Lary Shepard weighs changes. Stargell at .225 and Mazeroski at .182 provoke rotation hints after Gene Alley sat with a shoulder injury and a 190 average. Roberto Clemente rests with a shoulder, batting .208.
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Corry Junior High nets fourth in first invite
Corry Area Junior High Selotimsck team competed in its first invitational at Titusville against Franklin Oil City and Titusville. The Baby Beavers finished fourth with 67 points and earned key wins led by M Damdall J Proctor D Crowell and G Zajec in the 40 yard relay and Tom Sutton with R Ottaway in the 100 yard low hurdles. Second place finishes included D Brown in the 10 yard low hurdles D Dell in the 880 yard run and broad jump Ken Heacox in high jump Jim Bennett in pole vault along with others. The squad heads to Oil City Friday and Warren Monday.
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Dark Ousted Indians Back Up Fifth Win in Tilt Run
Oakland pitcher Catfish Hunter rebounded from a rough first inning to beat the Twins 13 to 8 as the A s won fifth in six visits. Cleveland manager Alv in Dark was ejected for protesting two called balls in the seventh as the Indians beat the Yankees 4 to 2 for their fifth straight win and 11th in 12 games. Willie Horton drove in three for Detroit in a 7 to 2 win over Baltimore. Boston edged Washington 5 to 4 in 10 innings on a bases loaded error, pulling within 12 percentage points of the Yankees.
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Derby Probe Results Due Today
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