Lonborg and Talbot Staked to Hard Luck Losses
Jim Lonborg lost a hard fought game in the ninth after a six inning no hitter, then conceded the winning run on a wild pitch. Fred Talbot blew a late two run lead as Minnesota tied on an error and won 4 0. The day featured multiple AL and NL results including Mantle’s 499th homer and a 15 inning Pirates win.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Mr. Lonborg
Mr. Talbot
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Jim Lonborg
New York
Fred Talbot
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Talbot
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Tom Tresh
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Gary Peters
Fights Last Night In Action Across Cities
The Associated Press reports results from boxing bouts with outcomes in New York and Dortmund. Gray Gavin and Danny Perez drew in New York while Ray Patterson and Norbert Grupe fought to a ten round draw in Dortmund. Carl Williams also featured in the card with a draw.
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Associated Press
New York
Gray Gavin
Brookly
N.Y
Larry Wright
Brookelyn
Danny Perez
Puerto Rio
Carl Williams
Drew
Dortmund
Germany
Ray Patterson
Stockholm
Norbert Grupe
West Germany
Illinois Deal One Issue in NCAA Meet
Illinois slush fund case looms as NCAA panels mull actions on a national football playoff possible post season bowl limits and the AAU NCAA dispute. The Big Ten's sanctions against Illinois included coaches resignations and athlete ineligibility, with probation expected from the NCAA after council action.
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Illinois
Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Ilinois
NCAA
American Football Coaches Association
Alini
Big Ten
Dlinois
Clini
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Marcus L. Plant
Michigan
Mamate
Ilinois
AAU
Theodore Kheel
Sports Arbitration Board
SWC Meet Opens With Routine Agenda in Dallas
A Southwest Conference meeting opens in Dallas with athletic directors and football coaches focusing on routine business. They must submit recommendations before the faculty committee begins its deliberations, which start Thursday morning. A potential heat point is a hearing for a freshman footnote.
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Dallas
Howard Grubbs
Southern Methodist
Braves Rally On Road, Tie Midseason Standings
Braves beat Cubs 4 0 on Kelley three hitter as Atlanta moves to 10 2 with 15 road record. Forest of NL results show Marichal and Short wins while Dodgers fall in 15 innings. Conference issues loom over eligibility hearings and fall practice rule changes amid recruiting probe and probation status.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Billy Hitchcock
Atlanta
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Dick Kelley
Cris Ginnati
St. Louis
Kelley
Ray Washburn
Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
New York Mets
Chris Short
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Sutton
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
California
Boston
Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Los Ans i
Pirates
Dodgers
Matson Sees a Future in Pro Sports
Randy Matson of Texas A M signals a pro sports future after the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. He plans to remain amateur through the Olympics then choose between pro football or basketball. Drafted by Dallas in basketball and Seattle in the NBA, he will compete in the 1968 Olympics first. He will throw the shot and discus at the Southwest Conference meet while awaiting graduation next spring.
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Dallas
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Mexico City
Matson
American Basketball Association
Seattle
National Basketball Association
Atlanta
National Football League
Solunar Tables Plan for Prime Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule lists Major periods starting at given times for 1.5 to 2 hours and Minor periods of shorter duration, all in Central Standard Time. Based on Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables, readers are urged to fish or hunt during the best sport hours each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Palmer Favored As Champions International Opens
A strong field at Champions International with Arnold Palmer favored to win the $23,000 top prize as Gay Brewer and Jack Nicklaus chase the money lead. Rain soaked Cypress Creek course amid brisk winds, with Brewer promising a return to form after the Masters and Nicklaus showing long-driving power in practice.
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Ronald Thompson Houston
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
Big Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Brewer
Los Azegeles
Tucson
Arnie
Jimmy Demaret
Cypress Creek
Pistons Draft Rich in College Picks in NBA Draft
Detroit, last in the Western Division last season, land two first round picks Sonny Dove from St Johns and Jimmy Walker from Providence plus talents like Terry Dischinger and Dave Bing. The Pistons also choose Steve Sullivan Darrell Hardy and others as they bolster a potential Eastern Division power. Dove's fate depends on a possible ABA bid while Earl Monroe lands with Baltimore for around 20 000 a year.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Detroit
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Sonny Dove
S J. John’s
Jimmy Walker
Providence
New York
American Basketball Association
Dove
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ABA
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Ed Coil
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Dave DeBusschere
John Tresvant
Steve Sullivan
Georgetown
Darrell Hardy
Baylor
Dave Bing
Eddie Miles
Tom van Ardsdale
Joe Strawder
Reggie Harding
Walker
Los Angeles
Rudy LaRusso
Lakers
Winston-Salem State
Monroe
Chicago
Clem Haskins
Western Kentucky
New York Knicks
Walt Frazier
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
Seattle
Pat Riley
Kentucky
San Diego
Tom Workman
St. Louis
Mel Daniels
New Mexico
Cincinnati
Dave Lattin
U. of Texas
el Paso
San Francisco
Mal Graham
Bostop
Craig Raymond
Brigham Young
Philay Selphia
Soccer results and city population note
Soccer scores show Pittsburgh 5 over Baltimore 3, California 2 over Atlanta 1, Toronto 3 over Los Angeles 1, and Amarillo 6 over Austin 1 with Dallas Fort Worth 2 over Albuquerque 1. El Paso tied to Arkansas game postponed by rain. a sentence notes that 55 cities exceeded one million two decades ago and now total 120.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore
California
Atlanta
Toronto
Los Angeles
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Austin
el Paso
Arkansas
el Paso li
Ay Austin
ATI
Metal-F
Americans Changing Soccer Some Thursday May 4 1967
New York AP reports the National Professional Soccer League is reshaping its rules to emphasize offense and drama. Commissioner Ken Macker pushes brighter referee uniforms and electronic timekeeping to align the game with American TV. discusses potential double referees, time gun ideas, and subs to boost appeal.
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New York
Zy “Tl
English Football Association
FIFA
World Soccer Association
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