Clarke Aims at 5000 Meter Title at San Diego Meet
Australian runner Ron Clarke seeks the 5000 meter title at the San Diego Invitational Track Meet in California. Clarke holds world records from two to 10,000 meters and the one hour run, and previously briefly held the 5000 title before Kipchoge Keino. Other entrants include Billy Mills Tracy Smith Gaston Lade and seven more world record holders across sprints and field events.
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Adolph Plummer
Mike Larrabee
Alis Williams
Jim Grelle
Cyrol Burleson
John Pennel
Paul Wilson
Don Ishy
Ron Whitney
Geoff Vanderstock
Parry O’brien
John McGrath
Mike Bianco
Koelans
Bill Crothers
Canada
Roelants
Plechase
Wall Street Where the Money Is TV Special Preview
CBS Tuesday night public affairs special examines Wall Street through the stock and bond world. Producer Stuart tours the exchange floor talks with brokers and follows a $50 million bond issue while explaining why TV documentaries on finance draw mixed reactions.
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CBS
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May Van Heusen Award Winners Named
New York AP reports Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants and Denny McLain of the Detroit Flyers won the May Van Heusen Outstanding Achievement Award. Both are pitchers. Marichal extended his May winning streak to 10 games while McLain pitched two one hitters.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Denny McLain
Detroit Flyers
van Heusen
Marichal
McLain
Tigers Beat Yankees 6-2 as Aguirre Delivers Complete Game
Hank Aguirre pitched his first complete game of the season leading Detroit to a 6-2 win over the New York Yankees. Jake Wood and Norm Cash hit early homers for the Tigers, who added three more runs in the fifth on Wood’s double and Kaline, Freehan, and Games Brown hits. Clete Boyer and Joe Pepitone homered for the Yankees.
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Hank Aguirre
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
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Clete Boyer
Joe Pepitone
Wood
Cash
Jim Bouton
Tigers
Bob Friend
al Kaline
Billy Freehan
Games Brown
Minor A Yankees Stay First After Two Wins
The Minor A Yankees remain in first place after wins over the Tigers 21 to 12 and the Indians 13 to 9. Steve Hill and Stewart Roby earned wins, while Jerome Speegle led hitters with five hits for the week as the team improves to 8 wins and 2 losses.
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Indians
Steve Hill
Stewart Roby
Jerome Speegle
Larry Pirkle
Rodger Speegle
WAVES Get New Skipper Cmdr Rita Lenihan Picks Post
Navy announces Cmdr Rita Lenihan will replace Capt Viola Sanders as seventh WAVES director amid her Newport duty tour. Lenihan, a New Yorker with French cooking interest and Latin degree, will lead WAVES formed in 1942. Boston’s Tony Conigliaro hits two grand slams in 1969, a lone AL feat.
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WAVES
Rita Lenihan
Viola B. Sanders
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Miss Lenihan
Naval War College
Newport
R.J
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College of St. Elizabeth
Morristown
N.J
Waves Officers School
Arbitration efforts fail amid AAU and USTFF track dispute
In Terre Haute Indiana an AAU arbitration failed as the AAU and USTFF clash over sanctions and open competition rages. The dispute centers on sanctioning athletes for meets with NCAA and track clubs involved and ongoing talks are set for New York next week to seek resolution.
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Associated Press
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Siebert Throws First No-Hitter Of Season For Indians
Cleveland right-hander Sonny Siebert pitched the first no hitter of the season, guiding the Indians to a 2-0 win over the Washington Senators. He faced two baserunners, Dick Nen on a walk and Paul Casanova on an error, with Leon Wagner homering in the first and Salmon driving in a third-inning run. Siebert struck out seven, earning his fifth victory and boosting his 1966 ERA to 3.41.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
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Detroit
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Don Lock
Max Alvis
Bob Laverine
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
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Ortega
Jim King
Wagner
St. Louis
Mets Beat Reds 5 0 Behind Rusteck against Maloney
Dick Rusteck making his major league debut pitched the Mets to a 5-0 win over Cincinnati. The 24 year old lefty allowed four hits and two runs in eight innings, with Eddie Bressoud delivering two runs including a second inning homer.
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Dick Rusteck
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Rusteck
Jacksonville
International
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Rustock
Tony Perez
Eddie Bressoud
Roy McMillan
John Stephenson
Ron Swoboda
Brestoud
Jack Baldschun
Maloney
Baldschun
L Coker
Stephenson
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Bressoud
Braves Win Eleventh Straight Behind Aaron Woodward
The Atlanta Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-2 to extend their winning streak to eleven. Hank Aaron doubled and drove in three runs while Woody Woodward added a triple, two singles, a run scored and two RBIs. Ken Johnson pitched five innings before Chi Chi Olivo finished the game without further Pirates scoring.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Braves
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Willie Stargell
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Pirates
Twenty Cyclists Injured In Pennine Descent Tragedy
In Kenghley England twenty Amateur Tour of Britain cyclists overshot a bend and plunged down a slope beneath a 2,000 foot Pennine peak. Three riders Pierre Dandre Pete Harris and Roland Waler were hospitalized. The incident halted the event as rescuers tended the injured on the steep hillside.
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Switzerland
Orioles Rally To A 9 2 Win Over Red Sox
Baltimore pitcher Wally Bunker allowed only four hits in six innings to help the Orioles defeat the Boston Red Sox 9 2 Jim Gosger opened the seventh with Boston’s first hit off Bunker and George Smith and Joe Foy homered off the Orioles starter in the eighth Etchebarren drove in two runs with a second inning double and Russ Snyder added a clutch bloop triple in the fourth to key Baltimore’s victory
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Lee Stange
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Dodgers Edge Giants 5-3 in Decatur Little League
The Dodgers scored five runs in the second inning on three singles and three walks to erase a 2-0 deficit against the Giants. Ricky Light earned his third win, allowing four hits, while Steve Tapscott took the loss. Bruce Miller, John Nerett, Mike Tidwell, and Chuck Morin led the Dodgers with singles. Mitchell and Tapscott each had a triple and a single for the Giants.
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Cardinals Nip Phillies 5 4 Behind McCarver Four Hits
Tim McCarver had four straight hits and drove in the deciding run as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Philadelphia 5 4. He scored the go ahead run on Bob Tolans sac fly after stealing second and third on Bob Ueckers overthrow. McCarver added an RBI single in the seventh and scored in the fourth on a lead off triple.
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Dartmouth Freshmen Lead For Better Next Season
Hanover New York Dartmouth's freshmen posted a 10 of 19 season improving over the varsity which won only three and lost 21. The team beat Boston University Albright and Amherst while four losses were by two points. Ivy League play saw 14 losses. Only one letterman was a senior.
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Spear Misses 222nd Game as Cadets Beat Regis 84-68
Air Force Academy coach Bob Spear missed his 222nd varsity game due to flu while Buzz Ciriello led the Cadets to an 84-68 victory over Regis of Denver.
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Baseball doubleheaders and matches across leagues
Major League schedules list American League games including Kansas City at California Minnesota at Chicago New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore. National League action features Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at Houston and other listed tilts with multiple pitchers noted.
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U S Girls Trail Britain In Wightman Cup Opener
The United States trailed Britain 2-1 after a tense day at Wimbledon. Ann Haydon Jones and Virginia Wade beat Billie Jean King and Janie Albert 7 5 6 2 in doubles while Jones defeated Nancy Richey 2 6 6 4 6 3 and King beat Wade 6 2 6 3. The U S must win three of four Saturday matches to retain the trophy.
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