Baseball Scores and Schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday
Tigers 4 Orioles 4 tie with 13 innings due to curfew. Cleveland 3-5 New York 0-2. Milwaukee 7 Chicago 4. Boston 10 Washington 4. Kansas City 3 California 0. Oakland 7 Minnesota 4. Tuesday games include Minnesota at Oakland and Kansas City at California with night starts. Wednesday schedule lists multiple night games and a continuation of Monday’s suspended game.
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Tigers, Orioles tied 4-4 as curfew suspends game
Al Kaline powered Detroit with five hits including a two run homer two doubles and two singles in a 4-4 tie with Baltimore until curfew halted play. Paul Splittorff threw his first major league shutout for Kansas City in a 3-0 win over California.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Highlight Patchwork Schedule
Standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL with 49 wins and 27 losses while New York and Chicago trail. Monday results include Pittsburgh 11 St Louis 5 and Los Angeles 6 Chicago 4, with several night games and matchups listed across divisions.
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Ro land students aim for trampoline world record
Ten students from Ro land Michener secondary school began a trampoline marathon on June 11 in South Porcupine Ontario. They hope to eclipse the 442 hour world record set by a Western Australia group in 1969.
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American tactics dust Rod Laver at Wimbledon
Rod Laver, once unbeatable, exits Wimbledon as Tom Gorman of Seattle and Dennis Ralston plot to beat him. Gorman's 9-7 8-6 6-3 win in the quarterfinals secures Gorman and Stan Smith in the semis, with Richey, Rosewall, Newcombe, and Dibley in remaining matches. Evonne Goolagong advances to the women’s semifinals as Billie Jean King pursues a sixth title.
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Ali Not Bitter After Draft Objection Supreme Court Ruling
Chicago AP reports Muhammad Ali accepts the Supreme Court stance on his conscientious objection to the draft with calm remarks and no bitterness.
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U S and USSR Track Teams Clash at Berkeley
Youthful U S and Soviet squads to meet at UC Berkeleys Edwards Stadium with coachs Po pov and Maggard avoiding predictions. Delano Meriwether Stan The former AAU sprint winner eyes Borzov as top rival while Ali prepares for Ellis rematch and youth outreach after court ruling.
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Burglaries Reported In County
Two Guilford County homes were broken into over the weekend. Paul E. Johnson reported jewelry missing including a man's gold wrist watch and several women's watches plus rings. Orville Jones said 2 lamps, a radio and curtains were taken. An attempted break in at Fiberglass Inc. on High Point Road was thwarted Monday. Thomas Lamb said he fired at fleeing thieves but no arrests were made. Two auto bucket seats were stolen on Commerce Street Monday.
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Airport Budget Approved by Greensboro High Point Authority
The Greensboro-High Point Airport Authority approved a budget for the coming year projecting income of 1 206 700 and expenses of 349 900 up about 15 percent from the current year. Roger Sekadlo said staff remain the same as costs rise and passenger traffic gains offset a freight decline. The board approved leases with United Air Lines and planned land transfer to the State Highway Commission to relocate Friendly Road near U S 421 and the airport runway complex.
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