Legendary Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy dies at 65
Portland AP reports Frank Leahy longtime Notre Dame mentor died aged 65 after congestive heart failure. Leahy coached at Boston College and Notre Dame posting 107 13 9 overall with multiple undefeated seasons and national titles. Survived by his wife Florence funeral plans pending.
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Giants Rally To 7-1 Win Over Reds In San Francisco
Tom Bradley limited Cincinnati to four hits and sparked a six run fifth inning with a double as the Giants beat the Reds 7-1. Maddox snapped an 0-for-16 slump with a fourth inning double and later scored the tying run. Bradley improved to 6-5 with eight strikeouts and no hits after the third.
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U S Cage Teams Split Games With Chinese in Peking
Visiting U S collegiate men beat Peking 94 67 while the women's team lost 65 46 in separate Peking indoor stadiums. The doubleheader followed earlier wins and losses in the tour, with 18 000 spectators for the women and 15 000 for the men.
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Hendrick's Blow Powers Indians Past Brewers 9 1
George Hendrick slugged a two run homer his 10th in 14 games and fifth in 10 at bats with Buddy Bell and John Ellis adding solo shots to lift the Cleveland Indians 9 1 over the Milwaukee Brewers. Gaylord Perry improved to 7 9 as Cleveland pulled away with a six run third inning.
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Gibson Pitches, Bats Cards Over Montreal 4 3
ST LOUIS AP Veteran Bob Gibson pitched an eight hit gem and belted his 23rd career homer to lead the Cardinals past Montreal 4 to 3.
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Cardinals edge Expos 4-3 as Gibson falters late
Lou Brock and Tim McCarver pace the Cardinals with early scoring. Gibson held a 4-0 lead into the sixth when Montreal rallied, Boots Day and Ken Singleton triggering the comeback with a ground-rule double and timely hits to pull within one before final outs.
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Tennis Rebels Leader Sees 25 Percent Chance to Avert Wimbledon Walkout
Cliff Drysdale, leader of the tennis rebels, told a British minister late Thursday that chances of avoiding a Wimbledon boycott were 25 percent better. As Friday’s deadline nears, organizers study entries and seedings with more than 60 top players, including Stan Smith, potentially walking out. ATP president Drysdale reported Yugoslavs are rethinking their stance on Nikki Pilic, whose suspension sparked the dispute.
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May blasts three homers to power Astros rout of Padres
Lee May slugged three home runs driving in five as the Houston Astros rolled to a 14-2 victory over the San Diego Padres. Tommy Helms added a grand slam and Cesar Cedeno a solo shot, backing Ken Forsch on the mound and a 14-hit attack that overwhelmed Bill Greif and relievers. Bob Watson chipped in an RBI single.
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