Willie Mays Faces End Of An Era In New York
The 42 year old Willie Mays struggles with a .108 batting average for the New York Mets before a game with the Houston Astros. Teammates praise his enduring spirit and legend while manager Yogi Berra notes the pressure of living up to the franchise ornament role.
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McNally Near Perfect Baltimore Start Prompts Hope
Orioles pitcher Dave McNally had a strong 1969 season with 24 wins and a 60 batter faced mark. He started April with three decisions, allowed two runs in 27 innings, but remained dissatisfied with his control.
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Seaver Struggles as Mets Fail to Score in Montreal Game
Hard luck for Tom Seaver of the New York Mets who left a recent game against Montreal with no run support after he allowed a 1-0 deficit. He had pitched 33 innings this year with under one earned run per nine.
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Florida star Eddie Johnson commits to Auburn basketball
Eddie Johnson, a 6-2 guard from Lake Weir High School in Florida, accepts a grant-in-aid with Auburn. Coach Bob David announces the signing. Johnson averaged 32.1 points and 13.3 rebounds as a senior and ranks 17th in a 156-student class. Lake Weir finished 22-7, district champions, regional losses.
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