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Mets and Dodgers battle in a crowded box with notes of tied and lost frames. Bob Veale drives in runs with a wild pitch as Jose Martinez and Fred Patek commit errors. Hank Aaron hits his 19th homer in the eighth to fuel Braves over the Dodgers. Richie Allen halts a Mets streak as Dave Watkins ties hits in St Louis Montreal opener. McCarver drives in a late run for St Louis in the second game. Brock and Seaver figure in late scoring.
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Victoily
Cubs
Bob Veale
Jose’ Martinez
Fred
Patek
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Weal
Hank Aaron
Phil Nickt
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Mets
Dave Watkins
St. Louis
Montreal
Bob Gideon
McCarver
Phil Gagliano
Cardinals
Ming
Lou’ Brock
Mike Seaneett
Wednesday night women’s league sparks high scoring games
In a Wednesday night league triple header C. K. Minter Drilling beat Red’s Gulf Service 14 4 as Battle Drillers exploded in the seventh for nine runs. J Farmer led with three hits a homer a double and a single. Vickie Arellano and Sherrie Mupoz added two hits each. Fansler Tires defeated Nu Style Shoe Store 41 0 in a shortened first game while Sublette swept Nu Style 28 6 in five innings due to the runs ahead rule.
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Wedninsday
C. K. Minter Drilling
Red
Gulf Service Station
Minter
J. Farmer
Gulf
Vickie Arellano
Sherrie Mupoz
Fansler
Nu- Style Shoe Store
Sublette
Shoe Store
Peace Now HOUSTON Giants and Mays Patch Up
Willie Mays and Clyde King cooled a dugout dispute after Mays learned his name was not on the starting lineup for the Giants at Houston Astros. King accepted Mays’s apology and said the issue was resolved amicably and peaceably.
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Houston
Willie Mays
Clyde King
San Francisco Giants
Mays
King
Giants
Houston Astros
Willie
J . Mays
Arnie's Six Under Makes Final Push At Cleveland Open
Arnold Palmer, the game's first millionaire, seeks a crucial victory at the $110,000 Cleveland Open. After a stretch without a title since 1955 and recent near-misses, Palmer shot a final 66, 64 in rounds and 66 in the Kemper, finishing tied for fifth as he pursues a return to winning form. He noted improved putting but said he remains unsatisfied until he wins.
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Cleveland
Vane
Aurora Country
Houston
Charlotte
Dick Tiddy
Dale Douglass
Jockey Surges Eight Pounds In One Minute Race
Renton Washington AP reports jockey Larry Pierce aboard San Joaquin at Longacres Race Track carried 116 pounds out and weighed in at 124 after a feature race. The horse won the event with a mud bath finish, producing payoffs of 4.90 3.30 and 2.50.
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Renton
Wash
Larry Pierce
Pierce
San Joquin
Longacres
Hak
Sam Joquin
Rec Games Baseball Schedule and League Standings
Schedule for multiple leagues at Clint Lightner and Rotary Fields. Listings show game times from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. with teams including Chiefs Dodgers Phillies Blues Yankees and more. Scores noted: Prairie League Cottontails 12 Zoo League Cow 35 5, Rainbow Greens 11 Reds 7, Blues 16 8 Golds, and Garden Rainbow rematches. Saturday and Friday slots at St Marys Cleaver Field Gardendale and Garden City venues with several matchups and times.
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Ee Ae Tanate
Lions Rotary
Clint Lishiner
Inor Te Heawye
Cilere
Ean Benators
Jeta
Dre
Jenuia
Wigon
Ne - Chiefs
Repasa
Ee Dodgers
Ce Phillies
Pati
Rotary Field
Inane
Ene
KC Blues
Toor Alam
Clint Lightner
Twi
Royals
Yankees
Jennie and
Yeas Ors
Bighd
Prairie League
Cottontails
Zoo League
Cow
Folcomb
Gals
Bron
Rainbow League
Greens
Reds
Blues
Golds
Skyline
Garden League
Hosos Ya. Choa
St. Mary's Oh Rie
Ean Chroniks
Aparte
Cleaver Field
Zoo
Leslie Colts
Tigere
Cougars
Panthers
Gardendale
Rainbow
Wits
Bards
Garden City
Roses
Passes
St. Mary's
Prairie League — Bunnies
Pilates
Cleaver
Wildcats
Lobos
Bears
Bron- Peek Sis Part
Hotyak Garden
All Rainbow Teague
Oranges
Browns
Allen Ignites Two Questions
New York AP reports Richie Allen may not play again this season for the Philadelphia Phillies amid a suspension and ongoing dispute. Manager Bob Skinner says Allen remains suspended until he reforms, while the team contemplates trade options or waivers as Allen remains missing from New York and Philadelphia.
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NEW York (Ap
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Bob Skinner
Hig
Allen
New York
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Brown Univesity Names Former UCLA Star As Coach
Providence AP reports Jim Collette former UCLA co captain and 1966 Rose Bowl star was appointed offensive line coach at Brown University. Collette coached at UCLA after graduation in 1967 and then two years on Brown's staff.
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Brown U
UCLA
Providence, R.I
Jim Collette
Bruins
Brown University
Collette
Characterwise critique rattles U S college sports
Dr Edwin Cady of Indiana University told the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics that colleges must justify athletics beyond win loss and that big-time programs are in a show business. He warned of radical challenges if justification fails, noting athletics contribute to campus life and university income from fans, alumni, and state support.
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Kansas City
Edwin Cady
Indiana University
Cady
National Association “of” Collegiate
Directors ‘of Athletics
Standings and results from the national baseball leagues
The Associated Press column shows the National and American League standings with wins, losses, and percentages for teams in the East and West divisions. It lists Wednesday results, today’s games, and upcoming matchups, noting key performances and records from Detroit’s Bill Freehan and Denny McLain in 1968.
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Associated, Press National
Ww. L. Ey
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Lewis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jackson
Cardwell
Briles
Reed
Ellis
Selina
Los ‘Angeles
Singar
Britton
Bolin i
Cloninger
Nestellel
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Nelson
Dobson
Kant
Caliifornia
McGlothlin
Horlen
Brabender
Sparma
Pina
Jarvis
Bill Freehan
Liberal Astros Rally to Beat Garden City 7 5
Liberal's Astros erupted for four runs in the final frame to defeat Garden City 7 to 5 at Clint Lightner Field. Garden City committed seven errors as Liberal collected nine hits to four for the losers. Liberal improves to 10-2, while Garden City stands 7-6. The next games include an 8 p.m. visit to Ulysses and a home twin bill with Hugoton.
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Liberal
Astros
Garden City
American Legion-Elks
Gardens
Clint Lightner
Garden
Watt Johnson
Ulysses
Scott City
Hugoton
Bill
Whitely
Hornden
Second Round Play Opens in Women’s League Fastpitch
Second round play in the women’s slow pitch league starts Friday at Fansler Field. Eight teams compete in an invitational during Independence Day weekend July 4 5 6 with triple headers. Fansler Tires of Garden City hosts Omaha’s Under shipment four-game series. doubleheaders set for Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
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Womlen
Fansler Field
Fansler
Garden City
Omaha
Nebraska
Fansler Tires
Carmelita
Red
Gulf Service
Sublette
C.K. Minter
C. K. Minter
Red’s Guilt Service
Fahsler
Whitworth to Try Again for Open
Kathy Whitworth seeks the US Open title in Pensacola as the leading money winner of 1965 faces a tough field at Scenic Hills. She notes concentration problems and nerves may affect her swing on the tree lined six thousand yard par 73 course while Arnold Palmer faces a similarly elusive major.
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Pensacola
Fla
Kathy Whitworth
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
PGA
Kathy
Miss Whitworth
Carol Mann
Sandra Haynie
Shirley Englebom
Scenic Hills Country Club
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