Giusti’s costly error sinks Astros as Reds roar
Dan Giusti’s misplay allowed a run and set up another in Atlanta while Pat Jarvis tossed a four hitter. Cincinnati Reds surged with 13 hits led by Pete Rose who raised his average to .366, as allies Maloney and Helms fueled the win over the Dodgers and Giants beat the Cardinals.
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Good Year for Hope in Athletics
The Hope school year closed with mixed athletic results. Hope Little League crowned Southeast District champions, finishing fourth statewide as Little Rock won the state title. Football posted 2-8-1, head coach Freddie Glaze resigned, Ronnie Higgins and Jim Jordan joined the staff. Lady Cats basketball, under Charlotte Gibson, posted a record 25.6 and reached the state Class A final, losing 47-46 to Ashdown but defeating Bradley to end Bradleys’ 90-game run. three players made All-State. Track saw strong finishes with Buzz Andrews setting district marks in the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles. other school marks were set in dashes, miles, and relays.
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Solunar Tables by Richard A Knight
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight outlines daily fishing and hunting periods in Central Daylight Time. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold, while minor periods are shorter and in regular type. Plan outings to coincide with peak sport potential.
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Twins Rally Past Cleveland in Low Hit Game
Minnesota beats Cleveland 3-1 as Sonny Siebert and Bill Rohr hold the Twins to no hits from the second through the eighth inning. The Twins score all runs in the first, aided by Rod Carew, Harmon Killebrew, and Tony Oliva. Other AL games include Oakland 3, Boston 1. Detroit 4, California 1. Baltimore 2, Chicago 1 in 10 innings.
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Speedway Facts and Figures Indianapolis 500 1967
Facts and figures of the 52nd 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 200 laps on an asphalt on brick track sanctioned by USAC open to various series. start at 11 am EST with parade led by William Clay Ford. Field 33 fastest cars, Foyt seeks fourth win, race record set by Foyt in 1967. Purses vary with attendance. crowd estimated over 200,000 in 1967. TV and radio plans detailed. mortality record noted at speedway.
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Hope County Club 4-Ball Tournament Set for June
The second annual Hope County Club 4-Ball Golf Tournament is scheduled for June 8 and 9. The 36 hole medal play event features eight teams per flight with players from Magnolia El Dorado Pine Bluff and other towns. Defending champions include Pat Cauley.
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30 Piston Cars Qualify at Speedway
Thirty drivers of piston engine race cars qualified for the 52nd 500 mile race at Indianapolis. Contenders include Gordon Johncock, A J Foyt Jr., and turbine power teams led by Joe Leonard Graham Hill and Art Pollard. Local and regional crews from Texarkana Little Rock and Houston also field competitive entries.
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Associated Press
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Fights and Turbines Highlight Bay Area Sports Night
In San Jose a featherweight bout between Jose Moreno and Rene Macias was canceled. Pete Gonzales outpointed Gabe Hernandez in junior lightweights. London notes Leotis Martin stopped Thad Spencer. A Medford entrant couldn't be beat amid heat concerns for turbine racing where a $6 bearing failure sidelined A.J. Foyt with 74 miles left.
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Torres Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving
Atlanta Braves catcher Joe Torres Torre, 27, pleaded guilty in state traffic court to drunken driving and speeding. He received an eight-month suspended sentence and a $125 fine for DUI and a three-month suspended sentence with a $50 fine for speeding, totaling 175 dollars.
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