He's Battered Again What Is Wrong With Angels Dean Chance
Dean Chance struggled for the Angels as Chicago White Sox battered him for an 8-3 win. The 1964 Cy Young winner gave up six runs in 2 2/3 innings after posting a 20-9 record last season and a 3.88 ERA this year.
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Flowers Impatient With Hurdle Record at Georgia Meet
Richmond Flowers Jr did not favor his times in the high hurdles at the Georgia Track and Field Championships He complained he knocked down too many hurdles The Alabama attorney general’s son and Montgomery high school senior was competing in college hurdles for only the third time and hit six hurdles in the qualifiers and five in the finals
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Cassius Clay Guards At Weigh-In Amid Hype For Liston Fight
In Lewiston Maine police from state county and city guard Cassius Clay around the clock as he works toward another controversial plan to dethrone Sonny Liston. The heavyweight says the event will be more exciting than the previous confrontation and could outshine the weigh-in itself with a dramatic buildup.
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Tourists Find Success Formula in Southern League Action
Asheville's Tourists surged to first place in the Southern League as left handed relievers powered a 7-3 win over Montgomery. Luke Walker excelled in relief to fuel a fifth inning rally while Lynchburg and Columbus fell a game back. Chattanooga and Charlotte split a doubleheader. Charlotte won 2-1 in 14 innings, Chattanooga 1-0. Birmingham beat Lynchburg 6-1, Knoxville defeated Columbus 5-2.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top American League batters including Horton Davalillo and Mantilla with counts for runs hits and RBIs. Includes leaders in doubles triples and home runs and notes on stolen bases. Also lists pitching leaders Pappas Pascual Koufax Gibson with wins losses and strikeouts.
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Dodgers deploy two outfielders in Chicago and Cubs case
Dodgers use an unusual two outfielder defense in Chicago as the Dodgers lose 3 2 16 innings while the Dome helps the Astros fall 5 2 to the Giants. Johnson traded to Milwaukee for Lee Maye as Houston paints over The Dome. Cardinals outlast Mets 8 7 in 12 innings as Phillies edge Reds 4 3 in 10 innings and Pirates crush Brewers 10 1.
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NCAA 1966 Final Four relocates from Chicago to Maryland
The 29th annual NCAA basketball championships move from Chicago Stadium to the University of Maryland’s Cole Field House due to differences with Chicago ticket sellers. The event runs March 18 19 at Maryland with a 14000 capacity, down from Chicago's 19000.
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Local Dixie Boys Schedule and Softball Results
The Dixie Boys League games run 5 p.m. start times with Orioles versus Mets and Redlegs versus Indians on listed weekdays, plus Friday through Saturday matches. In City Softball Chemstrand defeated Prestolite 11 0 with Legg no hitter and multiple hits. Worthington beat Jones Vending 12 9 with Miller 12 strikeouts.
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Jumping Frog Contest Centennial Ends With Big Leap
Angel's Camp Calif AP reports the Calaveras County Jumping Frog Contest centennial concluded with over 50 000 spectators. The overall winner is a bullfrog named Hops from Lafayette Calif who leaped 14 feet 9 inches earning co owner Leon ard Hall 300 dollars after the victory.
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Bridge Tourney Ends Amid Cheating Scandal in Argentina
The 13th World Bridge Tournament wrapped up with World Bridge Federation officials accusing two British players of cheating. The British captain ceded all points, placing the United States second. Italy won the Bermuda Bowl for the seventh straight time, and Argentina finished third in the four-nation final.
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Foyt May Preside At Final Rites Of Offenhauser Era
Indy notes suggest A J Foyt may preside at final rites for the Offenhauser roadster at the 49th Indianapolis 500 on May 31. Trials ended after a dramatic crash involving Bob Matthusen and the field included rear engine Fords, Offenhausers, a Ferguson-Novi, and a Novi roadster with top speeds showcased.
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Nicklaus Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Finish
Jack Nicklaus came from five strokes behind to tie Johnny Pott at 271 after 72 holes and edge him in a playoff. The Memphis Open offered $60,000 in prize money as Nicklaus stated he performs best under pressure and thrived when challenged.
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Mickey Wright Wins Civitan Open Despite Raw Round
In Dallas Wright captured the Civitan Golf Open title with 283 total after a 75 in the final round, saying she never enjoyed a round more or less. Kathy Whitworth finished strong behind Wright.
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