Tiant shines at bat as Twins crush Brewers in rout
Minnesota’s Luis Tiant dominates the plate and on the mound, lifting the Twins to an 11-2 win over Milwaukee. Tiant leaves with a shoulder issue after eight hits and two runs allowed. Trant adds three hits and three RBIs to back a sixteenth-hit Minnesota attack. Other games see Oakland 2 California 0, Phildelphia 5 Montreal 3 in 11, Giants 4 Dodgers 3, Cards 9 Mets 2, Cubs 8 Pirates 7.
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Associated Press
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Luis Tiant
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Ron Stone
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Rich Alen
Ate Tack
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Fastest Field Set for Indy 500 Pole Positions
Indianapolis prepared for the 34th 500 with a record fast field. Al Unser led qualifying at 17.221 mph average on four laps enabling a pole, joined by J. Foyt and Johnny Rutherford in the first row. Mario Andretti, from Nazareth, Pa, also a former winner, competes as the field’s top contenders. The purse tops 825000 with Sunday night awards after a 12 noon EDT start.
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Nazareth
Andretti
Andy Granatelli
Denis Hulme
Four Christian Athletes Named FCA Award Winners
AP reports four football players were named winners of the first annual Christian Athlete Awards by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes including Don Shinnick Bob Anderson Mike Kolen and Drew Kindseth. The Branch Rickey Memorial Award will honor Lowell Lass. Awards to be presented at a recognition banquet with over 1200 attendees.
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Baltimore Colts
Don Shinnick
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Mike Kolen
Auburn
Drew Kindseth
Marshall
Mina
Lowell Lass
Oakland
Calif
Branch Rickey
Rickey
FCA
Awads
Hill bursts to early lead with 63 at Memphis Open
Dave Hill, citing greens and a fast start, shot 63 in the Danny Thomas Memorial Memphis Open, opening a one stroke lead over Dick Crawford. Crawford posted 64 as veterans like Jack McGowan and Hale Irvin followed at 65, while a large group at 67 signaled a tight race ahead.
Parker Coach Signs Another Good Player
Fayetteville Arkansas AP report states 46 footed junior college guard Hoe Heider from Kansas City Community College signed to play for the University of Arkansas. Coach Lanny Van Eman announced the signing noting Heider averaged 17 points per game and is the fourth player signed by Van Eman.
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Hoe Heider
Kansas City Community College
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Lanny van Eman
Heider
van Eman
Vote Right But It Was Wrong Way
A brin kle crept into Billy Sullivan's eye as he recalled his parting shot to the NF L owners. He said we’d get a seven to two vote for a new stadium in Boston, but the vote was seven to two against us. The Patriots plan to move to Foxboro in 1971 gains support as residents approve land for a stadium.
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Associated Press
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Brinkle
Billy Sullivan
National Football League
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Texas may pull out of Southwest Conference site plans discussed
University of Texas regents may decide soon on Texas withdrawal from the Southwest Conference as an emergency item on the agenda. Regent Chairman Frank Jr Win Jr notes action is unlikely yet while athletic director Darrell Royal and engineering professor Neils Thompson prepare reports. The discussion follows recent censure of James Street and Tommy Harmon for misconduct at an April 18 game.
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James Street
Tommy Harmon
Austin
Baylor
Harmon
Street
Dutch Schroeder
Erwin
University of Texas At San Antonio
Floods $3 Million Antitrust Suit Goes To Weeklong Recess
New York AP Curt Flood’s $3 million antitrust suit against baseball pauses for a recess as NL president Feeney is set to testify Monday. Commissioner Kuhn urges freedom from tampering, defending the reserve system and noting mixed success in balancing competition among teams.
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Chub Feeney
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Jay Topkis
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Kuhn
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Philadelphia
Basebal
Arkansas Golfers Tie For Lead In Memphis Event
Three Arkansas pros from the state opened strong at the Danny Thomas-Memorial golf event in Memphis led by Richard Crawford of Bella Vista with a six under 64. Dave Hill shot a 65 to hold a slim advantage, Miller Barber of Texarkana posted 69, and R H Sikes of Springdale carded 70 as the Arkansas contingent pursued the tournament lead. The other item notes NFL playoff qualification rules with division winners and a potential fourth spot for best second place team, plus tie-break methods.
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Richard Crawford
Bella Vista
Dave Hill
Miller Barber
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R. H. Sikes
Springdale
Orleans
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Schedule of Softball League Games
The Saturday night schedule lists Unity Baptist against Calvary Baptist at 6 p.m. and Liberty Baptist versus First Methodist at 7 30 p.m. Also First Baptist meets Catholic men at 6 p.m. All games are at K Park.
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Travs Rally To Defeat San Antonio In Ninth
Arkansas ralled for four runs in the ninth to beat San Antonio 7-6 in a Texas League game. Don Nottebart held the rally, while Wayne Dees hit a fourth inning homer for Arkansas and Adrian Garrett hit his ninth for San Antonio. The Memphis Blues won 9-1 over Shreveport, and Dallas-Fort Worth topped Albuquerque 4- and Amarillo defeated El Paso 8-5.
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Don Nottebart
Missions
Banny Napoleon
Skip Jutze
George Winslow
Wayne Dees
Adrian Garrett
Memphis Blues
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Memphis
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Albuquerque
Amarfilo
el Paso
Just Call Them Chaparrals of Texas
The Dallas Chaparrals of the American Basketball Association announced they would become a regional franchise representing Texas with headquarters in Dallas and an office to open in Fort Worth. The team plans to expand its playing schedule there and may play in another Texas city.
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Fort Worth
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Inn of the Six Flags
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ASU Eliminated As Playoff For World Series Narrowed
Arkansas State University was eliminated from a three team playoff for the College Baseball World Series after a 5-0 loss to Pan American College and Texas. Pan American and Texas advance to a best two of three series to decide the tournament winner. Bard struck out 14 in a 7-0 win, while ASU finished 16-17.
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Pan American
Tommy Sandoval
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Mike Bard
Bard
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Harvard About Ready to Pick Coach
Cambridge, Mass. AP reports John Pont of Indiana and Rocky Carro of Tufts as leading Harvard coach candidates to replace John Yoviesin, who plans to step down after 14th season this fall on doctors’ advice. Yoviesin holds a 7140-5 Harvard record, with 10 straight winning seasons before last year.
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Tufts
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Hope Star publication details and advertising rates
The Hope Star provides its 1899 1927 consolidated masthead with staff titles and offices in Hope Arkansas, listing editors and managers. It outlines subscription prices by carrier, mail and region, plus advertising rate schedules and regional circulation districts.
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Nevada
vLafayette
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Clark
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College Pini Bargain
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