Lamar Hunt the sports tycoon who stays frugal
Dallas AP profile of Lamar Hunt 37, founder of AFL roots and owner of Chiefs, Tornado, Dallas Fort Worth baseball, and stake in Bulls. Describes his thrift, family life with Norma and son Clark, and his business plan to turn sports ventures into profits.
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McLain Prepares Young Pitchers in Lakeland
Denny McLain coaches 18 year old Perry Benton and others on pitching basics in Lakeland Florida. He says his curve and slider are in season form and aims to regain fastball strength ahead of a July 1 exhibition against the Yankees.
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Kodes Wins French Open Men’s Singles Title
In Paris, Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia defeated Zeljko Franulovic 6-2 6-4 6-0 to claim the men's singles crown at Roland Garros, earning $10,000. France’s Durr and Chanfreau beat King and King’s partner Rosewall 6-1 3-6 6-3 to win the women's doubles, while Margaret Smith Court advances toward a potential 1970 grand slam facing Helga Niessen in the singles final. OFC crowd around 8,000 watched the Eastern European triumph.
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Kent Stakes Divisions Crowned at Delaware Park
Red Tree Farm's Hasily Best and Admiral Shield each won divisions of the Kent Stakes at Delaware Park. The 3-year-old division featured 10 runners over one mile on a rain softened turf. Admiral's Shield rallied from last to beat Pass The Drink by a neck. Needie's Noose finished third, one length behind.
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