Cubs pitcher Regan absolved of illegal pitch charge
Chicago manager Leo Durocher and pitcher Bill Regan escaped punishment after NL President Warren Giles absolved Regan of using illegal pitches in a tense Sunday doubleheader with Cincinnati. Umpire Chris Pelekoudas cited no ball evidence but suspected lubricant effects. Giles said he trusted Regan and would discuss the matter with umpires later in Cincinnati.
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Jue Mucbhil
Associated Press
Ghicago
Lee Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bill Regan
Warren Giles
King
Giles
Durocher
Rae Wan
John. Holland
Cubs
Ragan
Chris Pelekoudas
Regan
Cincinnati
Peleskoudas
Pelekoudas
Phil
Crawford
Don Harvey
Dibler
Fern 'Ha
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Day's Homers Power Travs To 6-0 Win
Boots Day hit two home runs including an inside the park shot as Arkansas defeated Albuquerque 6-0 in a Texas League game. Andy Martin earned win number nine, working three hits allowed with five strikeouts, and Rich Folkers collected his 12th win in a separate league game for Memphis.
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Albuquerque
Boots Day
Arkansas
Andy Martin
Travelers
Martin
Memphis
Rich Folkers
Blues
el Paso Sun Kings
Folkers
Roberto
Armstrong
Waust
Dermody
Williams
Stinson
W — Martin
L— Armstrong
Not Alert Says Coach of Packers On Exhibition Slump
The Packers coach Phil Bengtson blamed a lack of alertness after film review of a 107 loss to the Bears as Green Bay prepares to face the Cowboys in Dallas. Boston Patriots face a brittle preseason with weak results and injuries as Jim Colclough and John Outlaw go on injured waivers. Eight-week knee surgery for Outlaw sidelines a key rookie, while Griese and Hammond rotate at quarterback in Friday exhibitions.
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Phil Bengt Sofi
Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Dale Jag
Cowboys
Florida
Milam! Dolphins
Boston
George Wilson
Dolphins
Howard Twilsley
Tom Goode
Wilson
Jacksonville
New Orleans
New York Jets
Mike Holovak
Kim Hammond
Bob Griese
Jim Colclough
Colclough
Patriot
John Outlaw
Star, Loser Shine at Madison Square Garden Boxing Night
Madison Square Garden hosted a card featuring Imxel Laguna Antonio Amaya and Benny Briscoe with Lloyd Marshall in the main event. Laguna stopped Marshall in the ninth round due to a deep cut over the eye as official Johnny Lo Bianco intervened. Amaya earned a dominant unanimous decision over Frankie Narvaez. Briscoe pressed Jose Gonzalez to a unanimous decision as 9,074 fans watched including 500 from Panama.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Imael Laguna
Antonio Amaya
Benny Briscoe
Madison Square Garden
Lloyd Marshall
Laguna
Pansama
Marshall
Newark
Nid
Johnny Lo Bianco
Garden
Tre
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Amaya
Briscoe
Teddy Brenner
Panama
U.S
Frankie Narvaez
Philadelphia
Jose Gonzalez
Canadians Triumph in Little League Opener in Williamsport
Conrad Deschesner paced Sherbrooke Lennoxville Canada with a nerves eased game winning single as they beat Chinandega Nicaragua 10 in the opening Little League world series contest. Richmond Va topped Terre Haute Ind 6 2 in a rain shortened game while John Mivelle hit two homers and Roger Miller fanned 12 in a 4 1 win as Davis Cup interzone tennis action.
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Conrad Deschesner
Canada
Deschesner
Sherbrooke
Lennoxville
Chinandega
Nicaragua
Richmond
Terre Haute
Ind
Santa Ana
Calif
Hagerstown
U.S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Wakayama
Japan
John Mi+velle
Roger Miller
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