Homer in 19th Proves Fatal for Cardinals
In a confusion drenched baseball page, Tom Reynolds hit a ninth inning homer that crossed as two runs scored, changing the final from 10-8 to 9-8 for the Athletics over St Louis. Billy Williams also had a controversial homer credited as a single in a Cubs win over the Angels.
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Fred Newman
Angels
Cleveland
Boston
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting
The Solunar Table schedule from John Alden Knight indicates Major periods in bold and Minor periods in regular type. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, while Minor periods are shorter, guiding anglers and hunters to plan their days for peak activity.
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John Alden Knight
Baseball to Pick Frick's Successor
BELLEAIR E Florida AP Major league club owners expected to see the candidate names in sealed envelopes as they meet to choose Ford Frick’s successor. Frick announced retirement after the 1965 World Series.
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Fla
Ford Frick
Frick
Astros Need More Punch for 1969 Season
Houston manager Sam Harris cites good pitching and defense but notes the Astros remain short on scoring power. Young players Joe Morgan Ron Brand Rusty Staub and Jim Wynn are central to hopes of improved offense with Morgan expected at second base Brand as catcher and Staub in right field.
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Associated Press
Cocoa, Fla
Sam Harris
Houston Astros
Houston
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Astros
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Ron Brand
Rusty Staub
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Morgan
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Brand
Pittsburgh
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Don Larsen
Jim Owens
Hal Woodeshirt
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Wagner's two run homer fuels White Sox win over Detroit
Leon Wagner hit a two run homer as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 5 to 3. The day also saw Cincinnati beat the New York Yankees 4 to 2, Minnesota edge the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 to 6, Baltimore win over Pittsburgh 4 to 3, the New York Mets beat Milwaukee 2 to 0, and the Cubs hammer San Francisco 11 to 3.
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San Francisco
Beattie and Rodgers score in weekend boxing results
In Boston Beattie stopped MacNerley after 6 rounds. In Uniontown Rodgers outpointed Sellers over 6 rounds. In Ravenna Ferreira drew with Renato Galli in a 4 round bout.
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Associated Press
Boston
James Beattie
St. Paul
Ravenna
Italy
Antonio Ferreira
Brazil
Renato Galli
Detroit Beats Toronto 4 1 in Sunday Showdown
Detroit defeated Toronto 4 to 1 in a Sunday game followed by a Montreal 5 New York score and a Toronto 4 Detroit 0 result along with Boston 3 Chicago not completed.
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Boston
Auerbach Named Pro Coach of the Year
Boston coach Red Auerbach wins the NBA Coach of the Year in his 19th season with the Celtics. He will lead a demanding practice as Boston pursues a seventh straight world title. Auerbach secured 21 votes from 27 writers, with Fred Schaus earning 4 and Dave DeBusschere 2.
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Los Angeles
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Detroit
76ers Hold Edge as Wilt Guides Defense in Royals Win
Philadelphia 76ers beat the Cincinnati Royals 108-94 in Cincinnati to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Division best-of-five playoffs. Wilt Chamberlain scored 17 points but anchored the defense on the road. Baltimore Bullets moved ahead in the Western semis with a 131-99 win over the St. Louis Hawks, with game four set for Baltimore Tuesday.
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Associated Press
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Clemente Returns to Pirates in Time for Opening Day
Roberto Clemente resumed workouts in Florida after a month of illness in Puerto Rico believed malaria. The 1964 NL batting champion has regained 10 pounds but remains underweight as he prepares for the exhibition game against Baltimore and a possible Opening Day return.
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Oklahoma State Wrestlers Lose In Laramie Showdown
In Laramie Wyoming AP Iowa State dethrones Oklahoma State as top NCAA wrestling contender after years as runner-up. The match marks a shift with ISU claiming the victory in a rare setback for OSU in a high profile college duel.
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Iowa State
Hazel Walker and Arkansas Traveler Meet Men Tonight
Hazel Walker leads the Arkansas Traveler in a women vs men game at Jones Field House at 8 o clock. The lineup includes Frances Garroutte Van Buren Toby Ray Born Tylertown Miss Jenny McGuffee Monticello Miss Gin Wood Van Buren Doris Coleman Longville La and Lucretia Taylor Kilmichael Miss.
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Tylertown
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Monticello
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Doris Coleman
Longville
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Kilmichael
1965 National Collegiate Wrestling Title Won
The team defeated defending champion Oklahoma State 87 to 86 to claim the national wrestling title on Saturday night.
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Oklahoma State
Washout closes Highway 167 between Bald Knob and Batesville
The Arkansas Highway Department closed Highway 167 between Bald Knob and Batesville after a culvert washed out in heavy rains. Officials estimated repairs would be finished by Thursday.
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State Highway Department
Bald Knob
Batesville
Local Men’s Game Promises Interesting Contest
Coaches Glen Ballard Buddy Wells Freddie Glaze Bill Mitchell and Bill Shire lead Emmet and Glen Calhoun in a local men’s match. Admission is 50 cents for students and 1.00 for adults, sponsored by the school athletic department.
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