Robinson Prefers Bat Title In Tight Triple Crown Race
Frank Robinson leads the American League Triple Crown chase as Baltimore defeats California 11 to 9. He tops homers with 46 RBIs at 112 and batting average .311, with Oliva close behind in the batting race and a season-ending four-game series looming.
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Trinity College Coach Dan Jessee to Retire After Season
Hartford AP report states 65 year old Dan Jessee, longtime Trinity College head football coach since 1932, plans to retire after this season.
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High Point Bowling Roundup Sets Season Pace and Leaders
High Point bowling moves to one house this year with Ken Hill guiding conditioning. Top ten current averages after three weeks include Hemric, Collins, Morton, Linthicum, Earnhardt, Hill, Joyner, Hartman, Gammons, Ledwell, and Cross. League standings feature Monarch Furniture, Carters Restaurant, Clinard Printing and others as major teams. Ray Dixon posted a 604 set and Tom Shelton had a 221 high game last week.
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Yankees shakeup as Dan Topping resigns from presidency
CBS gains sole ownership of the Yankees after Dan Topping resigns as president and chairman. Michael Burke named chief executive, Topping Jr. unsure of role. Lee MacPhail discussed as possible new GM with CBS eyeing experienced baseball leadership.
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Associated Press
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Three Davidson Cagers Quit Team for Other Activities
Davidson College in North Carolina reports three Wildcats starters Bobby Lane Cecil Clifton and Pinky Hatcher left the basketball squad for other commitments. A possible fourth, George Leight, may also skip practice. Coach Lefty Driesell says the loss is not upsetting and reflects dedication concerns for subs. Lane averaged 10.3 points last season and may pursue ministry and YMCA work.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday Nights Action
The standings show Los Angeles 88 61 Pittsburgh 87 63 in the National League with Shanks at 80 71. Monday games included Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 1 in 11 innings and New York 1 Houston 0 in 10 innings. The American League leaders Baltimore 63 613 and Detroit 83 67 posted results, with Baltimore at Kansas City upcoming and California at Detroit on tap.
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Bryant Crimson Tide Shooting For Third National Grid Title
Alabama coach Paul Bryant pushes his top ranked Tide toward a potential third straight national grid title as they prepare for the season opener with Louisiana Tech. He notes injuries and player development but praises receivers led by Ray Perkins andVeterans returning as the team eyes a historic feat.
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