Maris homer powers Cardinals to 4-2 win over Braves
Roger Maris bruised heel but hit a two-run homer in the third to beat Phil Niekro 4-2 in St Louis. Larry Jaster and Wayne Granger preserved the lead as the Cardinals moved atop the NL. Seaver pitched a four-hitter in the Mets 1-0 win over the Dodgers. Marichal threw a four-hitter for the Giants, beating Pittsburgh 8-0. Cubs rally to top Reds, Banks homers twice for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
Phil Niekro
Maris
St. Louis
Niekro
Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Larry Jaster
Wayne Granger
Braves
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Tom Seaver
al Weis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Oakland
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
California
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Lou Brock
Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Deron Johnson
Bob
Fight decision sparks white attendance at boxing match
In Johannesburg a government ruling allowing whites to attend an all Negro bout featuring welterweight Curtis Cokes drew sharp reaction. Councilman Leben Cuyler criticized the Saturday fight with Joe Ngidi, saying it should have been reserved for non whites. The piece notes apartheid limits racial competition and cites hospital costs at about $55.82 per patient per day in 1967.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Curtis Cokes
Leben Cuyler
Rand Daily Mail
Cokes
Joe Ngidi
Allan Gross Leads Cadets To Regional Football Rally
Allan Gross, a 6-3 postman from Hays St Joseph Cadets, will play basketball at Fort Hays State College after finishing Kansas No 3 in Class AA. The Cadets defeated Garden twice, ending Garden’s bid for a third straight state tourney.
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Allan Gross
Hays St. Joseph
Allan
Fort Hays State College
Gross
Kansas
Garden
Hays
Cadets
Kendall area golfer learns hobby and lake sailing report
By Bob Greer, the piece notes a Kendall resident learning golf after spotting a street practice in Kendall, mentions a Lake McKinney sailing event with seven boats from multiple towns and near tornado damage to the docks, and lists results from Liberal Jaycees junior track meet with Garden City, Don Talley, Ron Talley, and YMCA competitors, plus an upcoming meet at Hays by Fort Hays State College and local participation planned.
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Duane West
Greg Shaw
Lake McKinney
Garden City
Dodge City
Syracuse
Winona
Liberal
Lake
Liberal Jaycees
Wichita
Bryce Roderick
YMCA
Patty Roderick
Colletta ‘Doll
Hays
Fort Hays
NC State ousts Southern Illinois 7 6 in College World Series first round
NC State coach Sam Esposito praised his improving team after a 7-6 first round victory over Southern Illinois in Omaha. Chris Cammack led the ACC champions with a 3-for-5 day, while Fred Combs drove in the winning run. St John’s of New York relied on pitching from Tom Sowinski to beat Harvard 2-0, lowering his ERA to 0.74 with a 10-1 season record. The double elimination tourney continues tonight with Oklahoma State vs Texas and USC vs BYU.
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Omaha
Neb
Sam Esposito
North Carolina
Southern Illinois
Esposito
Chris Cammack
Randy Coker
Fred Combs
St. John's
New York
Tom Sowinski
Harvard
St. John’s
Oklahoma State
Texas
Southern California
Brigham Young
LSU
BYU
USC
Rod Dedeaux
Crosby
SIU
John Susce
North Carolina State
Salukis
Barry O'Sullivan
Liu
Jerry Paetzhold
Bob Dorwart
Local Youth Sports Night Outline Across Multiple Leagues
Schedule lists adult and youth softball and baseball games at Cleaver Field Clint Lightner Field and other venues. Matches include Kinney Glass vs Laas Palmas Tavern, Weldane Supply vs A and W Root Beer, Carmelita’s Cate, Indian League games, and Western League girls events. Activities span boys ages 7 to 15 and girls 10 plus, with times mainly around 6 to 8:30 p.m. at various sites such as Cleaver Weld Altarown School and Clint Lightner Field.
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Wubsuay
Gua
Dapaler Field
Kinney Glass
Laas Palmas Tavern
At & P.m. Weldane Supply Va
Cleaver Field
Bangle Tires
Carmelita's
Cate
Alto Pave Ene Kiwanis
Etevans
Aval N Wars
Dikla Softha
Heinemann Agony
Garnaud Furniture
Pam
Cleaver Wield
Pepi-Cola
Schreiber Mo‘ P.m
Hoya
Va An Cola
Schreiber
Cleaver Weld
Asebatl
Clint Lightner Field
Thriners Va
Lakin
Tee-Bull Haigballs
Hisniar
Leopards
Altarown School
Bansler Field
Buzz Ton
Western Kansas Spcime Goods
Ehresman Lucingva
Oswaltndustries
Myatau
Cleaver Fidd
Minterva City Recreation
Garden City
American Legion Lts
Giberal
Psu
Clint Tadghtnerfield
Girks
Culligan Soft Water
Garden City Ua
Dodgers
Pirates
Alla Brown School
Money Crisis Threatens on College Front
Chicago AP reporting a growing financial crunch hits college athletics as costs rise and facilities expand. Marcus Plant of the University of Michigan and NCAA president cites gate income limits and ticket ceilings, urging new funding approaches. The third in a five year series notes cost cutting like smaller squads and considers government or general college revenue as possible remedies. The survey targets college administrators and has been filed with Hubert Humphrey and Congress.
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Marcus Plant
University of Michigan
NCAA
Plant
Hubert Humphrey
U.S. Congress
Clay Appeal to Supreme Court
Cas sius Clay seeks U S Supreme Court review of his conviction for refusing induction into the armed forces. The 5th Circuit denied an en banc rehearing, paving the way for an appeal within 30 days. Clay, who uses Muhammed Ali, faces a five year prison term and a $10,000 fine from Houston dated proceedings.
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New Orleans
Cassius Clay
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Houston
Tex
Supreme Court
Allah
Inow
Clay
Chicago
5Th Circuit
Muhhammad Ali
Louisville
Standings and results from the Major Leagues
The standings show Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Boston Oakland New York California IL Washington Chicago with mixed records. Monday results include Chicago 5 New York 2 Cleveland 7 Oakland 2 Baltimore 4 Washington 1. Tonight's games feature Baltimore at Washington Oakland at Cleveland and others.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Oakland
New York
California
Washington
Chicago
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Rec Results City League Softball Summary
City league games reported with multiple scorelines including Five Points 66 over Service 1 in five innings, Western Kansas Sporting Goods 1 over Buzz Inn, Hhresmian Packing 18 over Plymell 7, Lions 12 over KC Slues 7, Farr Better defeating Feeds 6, Kemper Electric 3 and Western League Softball painee Welding 8 over Hapea Truck ine.
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Forum
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Buzz Inn
Hhresmian Packing
Plymell
Lions
KC Slues
Kemper Electric
Painee Welding
Indians Do What Comes Naturally In Tough AL Action
Indians manager Alvin Dark shuffled players and pulled strings in a string of tense late innings. Lee Maye Stan Williams and Mike Paul produced key moments as Cleveland edged Oakland 7-2 to seize second in the AL while Detroit and Baltimore won elsewhere. Maye sparked a three run first inning with a triple and Williams held the lead with Paul closing out the seventh.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Lee Maye
Stan Williams
Mike Paul
Indians
Paul
Detroit
Dark
Williams
Maye
Oakland
Athletics
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Jim Hardin
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
California
Boston
Jose Cardenal
Larry Brown
Lew Krausse
Tony Horton
Duke Sims
A's
Reggie Smith
Bert Campaneris
Hardin
Senators
Boog Powell
Camilo Pascual
Luis Aparicio
Wayne Causey
White Sox
Yankees
Bill Voss
Dooley Womack
Wilbur Wood
Tom McCraw
Sox
Andy Kosco
Charley Smith
Privacy measures to guard Open score checking at Oak Hill
USGA will enforce tight security at the Oak Hill Country Club during the Open Championship to ensure players can check scorecards in privacy after the l aff aire De Vicenza incident. Executive director Joseph C. Dey cites refinement of rules since 1957 Jackie Pung case as officials prepare armed patrols and an off limits tent for rechecking scores.
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Rochester
N.Y
U.S. Golf Association
L’affaire de Vicenza
Oak Hill
Jackie Pung
Joseph C. Dey
USGA
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Bob Goalby
Augusta
Towering Prep Star Signs with Vanderbilt
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The recruiting chase after 7 foot 2 Steve Turner ended when he signed a basketball scholarship agreement with Vanderbilt University. Turner who doctors say could grow to 7 foot 5 was sought by more than 100 colleges. He reportedly narrowed his choice to Vanderbilt Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Memphis, Tenn
Steve Turner
Vanderbilt
Turner
Kentucky
Tennessee
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