Saturday and Sunday Major League Baseball Schedule
The Associated Press lists Saturday games Chicago at St Louis Los Angeles at New York Houston at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Cincinnati. Sunday games include Los Angeles at New York Atlanta at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis and Today's games Cleveland at Boston morning Washington at Oakland Baltimore at California Detroit at Chicago. Only games scheduled New York at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Boston Washington at Oakland Baltimore at California.
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National League May Follow Expansion
The National League may follow the American League and add teams to reach 12 for the 1969 season. NL president Warren Giles led discussions with the Expansion Committee including Walter O Malley John Galbreath and Roy Hofheinz in Chicago.
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Warren Giles
Walter O’malley
Los Angeles
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Panthers Host Guilford In Carolinas Conference Baseball
High Point College welcomes Guilford tonight at 8 p.m. at Finch Field in Thomasville for a Carolinas Conference game. The Panthers, 11-12 overall, face strong Guilford led by a second place league standing as Ray Blosse starts on the mound.
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Finch Field
Masville
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Ray Blosse
Quakers
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Presbyterian
Don Hickey
Mark Gebicke
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Hickey
Gebicke
Lenoir Rhyne
Former Bison Help Pfeiffer Triumph In Golf Meet
Pfeiffer College defeated Catawba 15 to 5 and Western Carolina 12 to 7 in a Carolinas Conference golf match. Mike Smith, a former Bison, was medalist with 73, followed by Jimmy Keever at 74. John Lindsay of Western Carolina, also a former High Point Central golfer, shot 77.
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Bison Win Central 4-A Golf Meet At Forest Oaks
High Point Central tops five teams at Forest Oaks with a 317 total to win the Central 4-A golf meet. Grimsley is second at 321, Page third at 325, Burlington fourth at 344, Smith fifth at 351. Medalist is Mark King of High Point with 76. other Bison scorers are Scoot Utley 78 Clyde Johnson 81 and Greg McAllister 82.
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Fate of Mexico City Olympics Hangs on IOC Decision
LAUSANNE AP Nine powerful men gather this weekend to decide the fate of the Mexico City Games with IOC President Avery Brundage wielding influence. A postal vote admitting South Africa faces opposition from over 40 nations, while Mexico pushes for reversal arguing the vote was invalid under two thirds rule.
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Chicago
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Mexico
Soviet Union
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Jose de Clark
North Davidson routs North Iredell for 9-2 win in baseball
North Davidson improves to 10-1 after a 9-2 victory over North Iredell in North Piedmont Conference play. Eddie Koonts had four singles in four at bats, Lonnie Ashby and Jerry Tuttle hit two doubles, while Charles Parker and Steve Evans added triples. Dwain Mendenhall pitched seven innings allowing three hits as North Davidson tallied two runs in the first and four in the fourth.
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Jerry Tuttle
Charles Parker
Steve Evans
Dwain Mendenhall
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N. Davidson
N. Iredell
Mendenhall
Evans Lambert
Fox
Whitley
Jaybirds Triumph Over Sumner In Guilford County Golf
Allen Jay defeated Sumner 158 to 177 at Sumner Hills in a Guilford County Conference match. Keith Carter shot 37 to earn medalist honors, Barry Snyder added 38, keeping Allen Jay’s season record at 2 wins and 5 losses.
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Sumner Hills Course
Keith Carter
Barry Snyder
Randleman Wins In Golf Match At Central Carolina Conf
Randleman defeated West Davidson 158 to 199 in a Central Carolina Conference match in Asheboro. Medalist Steve Lohr shot 38 for Randleman, with teammates Reid Burrows 39 Eddie Daniels 41 David Williamson 44 and Hal Brown 40 contributing.
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Reid Burrows
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David Williamson
Hal Brown
High Point Hosts Asheboro In Piedmont Tennis League Match
High Point meets Asheboro at Blair Park Saturday at 2 PM for a league tennis showdown. Singles and doubles featuring Arnold Koonce Charles Lambeth Jerry Hughes Leon Chidester Bob Bodle Ray Turner for High Point and Tommy Lewis Henry Maddox Frank Redding Morris Whitson George Johnston Wescott Moser for Asheboro.
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Blair Park
Arnold Koonce
Charles Lambeth
Jerry Hughes
Leon Chidester
Bob Bodle
Ray Turner
Tommy Lewis
Henry Maddox
Frank Redding
Morris Whitson
George Johnston
Wescott Moser
Mays Nearing Big-Record Milestones in Giants Win
Willie Mays hits two doubles for the San Francisco Giants in a 5-3 victory over the New York Mets. The performance lifts him into a tie with Ted Williams for seventh on the all time hits list at 1 117, moves him past Rogers Hornsby into 10th in RBIs at 1 582, and places him sixth in total bases at 5 049. Mays trails Babe Ruth in home runs with 565 and will learn of further standings from Art Santo Dominigo.
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Cincinnati Finds Chink In Cards
Bob Lee earned his second straight 12th inning win over St. Louis as Cincinnati beat the Cards 4-3. Pete Rose fueled the rally with a double and score in the 12th, while Leo Cardenas and Chico Ruiz contributed earlier. Atlanta edged Chicago 5-3 in the ninth as Alou homered twice. Joe Torre was hospitalized after being hit by a pitch.
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Mikkelsen
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Boyer
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Joe Torre
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