Pirates Beat Giants 10-0 as McBean Dominates
Pittsburgh pitchers dominate in a 10-0 win over San Francisco with Al McBean earning the win and 10 runs backed by a big fourth inning. Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell homered in the fourth as McBean lowers his ERA to 1.67 while Veale also shines in limited work. Other NL and AL results featured Philadelphia over Houston 8-0 and Minnesota over New York 5-2.
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Celtics Edge Lakers 107 101 in Game One
The veteran Celtics rallied from a 15 point deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 107 101 in Boston. Bill Russell coach Iton led the defense talk at halftime as Boston staged an 11 0 run late in the third period setting up a best of seven NBA final. The series moves to Boston Garden Wednesday for Game Two with remaining games in Los Angeles and Boston as needed.
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Associated Press
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Streaks Ride with Mayo Smith as Tigers Beat White Sox
Eddie Stanky learns the hard way as Mayo Smith guides the Detroit Tigers to a 44 42 doubleheader sweep over Stanky's Chicago White Sox. Smith has a history of handling winning and losing streaks, from managing the 1955 Phillies through 13 straight losses.
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Associated Press
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Weathered scorecard hints at early league results
Brief summary shows multiple minor league games across Pacific Coast League International League Texas League and others with scores like Phoenix 13 Oklahoma City 12 and Seattle 1 Spokane 0. Snow rain and unsettled conditions noted in several matchups as top standings and percentages appear incomplete.
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Tigers Top White Sox in Doubleheader Sweep
Detroit beat Chicago 4-1 and 4-2 to extend an 11-game stretch of success. Dave Boswell earned his second win with relief from Al Worthington, while Jed Talbot and Rick Reichardt homered for New York in a separate set of AL/NL games.
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IOC boards recommends banning South Africa from Mexico City Games
The nine member IOC executive board unanimously urged officials not to invite South Africa to the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, signaling a near ban amid global pressure and threats of boycotts. Avery Brundage cited racial tensions and worldwide unrest as factors shaping the decision.
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Chiefs Tie With Toros In Scoreless NA Soccer Match
In Atlanta Stadium the Atlanta Chiefs and the San Diego Toros played to a 0–0 draw in a North American Soccer League game. Each side created chances with 17 shots by Atlanta and eight by San Diego, but neither could finish.NK
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Falcons Ink Vaughn To His 1968 Pact
Atlanta Falcons announce A J Ap le Juice Vaughn has signed his 1968 contract. Vaughn led NCAA single game total offense with 555 yards against Wisconsin Milwaukee last season. The Wayne State product, 6 feet 200 pounds, played quarterback in college and is projected as a running back in the NFL.
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January captures Tournament of Champs in tight finish
Don January wins the $150,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas with a 72 hole record of 276 eight under par. Julius Boros finishes one stroke back after a late surge with a 66 to 277. Randy Glover and Gardner Dickinson share third at 281 as Bob Goalby fades after leading into the final round.
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Birmingham A s Move Into First Place
Birmingham's Athletics take sole first in the Southern League after pair of wins over the Charlotte Hornets. The A's trounced the Hornets 2-1 and 4-3 Sunday. Asheville defeats Savannah 7-5 and Montgomery downed Evansville 5-1.
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Falcons Sign Jim Hagle To Contract
Atlanta Falcons announce contract signing for running back Jim Hagle the team's sixth round draft pick. Hagle 6 foot 2 200 pounds played at Southern Methodist and holds a 93 yard scrimmage run record against Texas in 1965.
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