Philadelphia coaching stars face year of personnel problems
Gene Mauch Alex Hannum Joe Kuharich Keith Allen and Yank Durham shared a common issue this year: personnel problems with top athletes. Disputes with Allen Chamberlain Brown Angotti and Harris dominated Philadelphia sports, with management losing authority as feuds persisted and some solutions proved unsatisfactory.
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Gene Mauch
Alex Hannum
Joe Kuharich
Keith Allen
Yank Durham
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Cuba
South Dakota
Rich Allen
Wilt Chamberlain
Timmy Brown
Lou Angotti
Gypsy Joe Harris
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76Ers
Harrelson's Three Homers Fuel Red Sox 7-2 Win Over Indians
Boston slugger Nellie Harrelson powered a 7-2 victory by belting three consecutive homers against Cleveland as Dark's Indians lost to his old mentor. Detroit and Minnesota won in extra time and late rallies, keeping pace in the pennant chase.
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Harrelson
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Cleveland Indians
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A's
A’s
Charley Finley
Red Sox
Tiant
Yaz T
Yaz
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Chicago
New York
Oakland
California
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Don Wert
Bob Priddy
Tigers
Weil
Bart Wilson
Singer Finds Pitching Focus After Haller Talk
Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer rebounded from a slow start by adjusting his grip after a chat with catcher Tom Haller. He blanked the Phillies 6-0 in the opener of a doubleheader, allowing seven hits and striking out three. The Dodgers won the nightcap 2-1 to split the twin bill.
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Bill Singer
Tom Haller
Los Angeles Dodgers
Singer
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Mike Kekick
Haller
Tom
Paul Popovich
Clay Dalrymple
Popovich
Roberto Pena
Major League Standings and Sunday Schedule Notes
Baseball matchups include Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at New York with Seaver and Stottlemyre slated to pitch. The Sunday slate features Houston at Pintsharah and Cincinnati at St Louis among several Interleague games and city-to-city pairings across the league.
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Sutton
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San Francisco
Maricha
New York
Seaver
Houston
Capilar
Bliss
Chicago
S. Niekra
Atlanta
Pappas
Cincinnati
Nolan
Stars
Gibsom
Athaiita Royston
Pausburga
St. Louis
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New York Age
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Washington
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Oakind
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Boston
Baker Earns Berth in NCAA Final
Baker of Maryland earns a spot in the NCAA track final at Berkeley. He ran 3:43.3 in the 1500 meters heats, boosting confidence by showing a 4:00.3 mile pace. Teammates and competitors from Villanova and Fordham provided strong late efforts as finals approached.
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Sohns
Maryland
University of California
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John
Vonn
Voor Bale
Burr Grim
Jim Kehoe
Ford
Fordham
Jack Faust
Faust
Patrick
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Penncrest
Maaraw Ata Haar Merwe
Hang Loose Moose Starred In Export Debut At Forbes Field
Moose nicknamed Hang Loose, a Dutch-Indian import, pitched seven innings of two-hit ball to beat the Braves in Export, Pa. He drew 8,603 fans and left with a 7-0 lead as Koosman and the Mets won 7-3. Cincinnati crushed St. Louis 7-0. Chicago edged Atlanta 2-1. LA topped Philadelphia 6-0 before the nightcap.
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McCormick
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Leo Cardenas
Mack Jones
Houston Astros
Pete Rose
Reds
Tony Gonzales
Jim Brewer
Pittsburgh
Cards
Woody Fryman
Tim McCarver
Phillies
Jones
Twinbill
Bill Oe
Singer
Juno Goray
Ernie Banks
Randy Hundley
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Cubs
Richlunaunt
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Export
Forbes Field
Jerry Koosman
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Don Bosch
Jerry Buchek
Mets
Yancey Tops Open Field At Oak Hill In 36-Hole Pace
Bert Yancey shot a two under par 68 to match the U S Open 36 hole record with 135 total, five strokes ahead of Lee Trevino who also fired a 68 to reach 137. Contenders include Bruce Devlin Charles Coody Don Bies and Jerry Pittman at 142, while heavyweights Nicklaus Boros Brewer and Sikes sit seven back. Palmer struggled with a 74 as he experimented on the Oak Hill course.
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Oak Hill Country Club
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Tex
Trevino
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Charles Coody
Don Bies
Jerry Pittman
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Gay Brewer
Dave Marr
Dan Sikes
Cee
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Casper
Arnold Palmer
Bert Yancey Lee Trevino
Jerry Pitman
Dan Bies
Labron Harris Jr
Bob Charles Bay Brewer
Julius Boros Aller Barber
Billy Farrell
Dave Mare
Larry Ziegler
Dave Hill
Bill Collins
Bob Erickson
Harold Hanning
Charles Lifford
Sam Snead
Doug Sanders
David Stocklon
Terry Dill
Monty Kaser
Bobby Nichols
Gardner Dickinson
Gary Player
Gibby, Gilbert
al Geiberger
Rod Funseth
A Balding
al Chandler
Billy Maxwell
Pat Schwab
Bob Dickson
Ronnie Reit
George Archer
Don January A
Richard Siderowt
Dave Elchelberger
Homnero Blancas Jr
Bob Goaiby
Hugh Bover
Robert Murphy
Gene Borek
Bruce Crampton
el Nagle
Tom Weiskopt
Bob Lynn
Bob Stone
Paul Harney
Frank Beard
Johnny Portadack Lewis Jr
Steve Spray
Avac Hunter
Robert diVicenia
Benson McLendon
James Simons
Art Wall
Fear
Killy Cleared of Charges by World Skip Federation
Jean Claude Killy, three time gold medalist at the 1968 Winter Games, has been exonerated by the World Skip Federation. The panel cleared him of all professionalism charges and offered no further explanation.
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Austria
UPI
Jean Claude Killy
Delco Divers Host Cubs at Chester YMCA Event
The Delco Divers under the Chester YMCA sponsorship host 30 Cub Scouts and parents from Swarthmore Monday. Led by Jack Francis the scouts, from Esper Presby Church, view movies and pool demonstrations to boost underwater safety awareness. The diving club meets weekly at Chester Central YMCA offering classroom and pool instruction led by instructors including Raymond DeAncona. guests welcome.
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Raymond DeAncona
Golf Wives Split Between Watchers and Waiters
Rochester AP reports on golf wives who follow tours facing crowds and chaos as events grow bigger. Winnie Palmer notes the difficulty seeing shots amid large crowds while Jeanne Rush Weiskopf expresses mixed feelings yet cherishes supporting her husband.
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