Lonborg Tosses Third Three-Hitter Against Yankees in Nine Days
Jim Lonborg, despite thinning down to around 195 pounds, pitched his second three-hitter against the Yankees in nine days as Boston beat New York 3 to 1. Rico Petrocelli drove in two runs with homer and double, Lonborg added a ground-rule double, while Minnesota edged Baltimore 4 to 2 to stay atop the American League. Dean Chance won his 18th. Harmon Killebrew hit his 36th for Minnesota.
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Sy Ron Rapopoky
Jim Lonborg
New York Yankees
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Yankees
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Notrth
New York
Tom Tresh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Rico Petrocelli
Twins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Oliva
Dean Chance
Orieoles
Herman Killebrew
Ralph Routon New Hope Star Sportswriter at 15
Ralph Routon, a sophomore at Hope High School, becomes the Hope Star Sportswriter succeeding Larry Don Wright. At 15, he has written since track season began, served as statistician for many teams, and is a golf letterman. He also announces Bobcat games for KXAR and leads the church youth group. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Routon of Hope.
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Ralph Routon
Hope High School
Larry Don Wright
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Hope High
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KXAR
First Methodist Church
Hope
Ami
Billi Routon
Cousy Admits Only to Indiscretion
Boston star Bob Cousy acknowledged indiscretion after a sensational news conference. He admitted a long friendship with Andrew Pradella and denied any wrongdoing or close ties to Francesco Scibelli amid links to gambling, while noting a doctor gave sedatives after the event.
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Dave O'Hara
Boston
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Boston College
Worcester
Life Magazine
Andrew Pradella
Francesco Scibelli
Springfield
Mass
Scibelli
Pradella
Edward McNamara
Massachusetts
McNamara
BC Athletic
Bill Flynn
Cardinals win as Gibson returns from injury
The article notes Tommy Holt leading Hope Bobkittens in 1967, mentions Bobby Cousy and Holy Cross, then shifts to MLB spring results. Chris Short’s wedding day winless start ends with a Reds victory. Leo Cardenas, Tommy Harper and Lee May drive a 3-1 Philadelphia setback. Cards beat with Gibson back for five innings in a 9-2 Mets loss for St Louis, Giants beat Astros in 15, Pirates edge Braves, Cubs top Dodgers in 12. May’s triple helps Pappas notch 15th win. Maxvill and Maris Homer pace St Louis. Dal Maxvill, Roger Maris, Julian Javier homer for St Louis.
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Dick Cour
Associated Press
Chris Short
Cincinnati Reds
Short
Philadelphia
Southpanade
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Tommy Harper
Tommy Helms
Lee May
Reds
Phillies
St. Louis
New York Mets
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
New York Yankees
Marsha Hickling
Largo
Fla
Valley Forge
Clearwater
May
Milt Pappas
Ted Abernathy
Gibson
Roberto Clemente
Cards
Larry Jaster
Dal Maxvill
Roger Maris
Julian Javier
Hope B Team Falls to Springhill in Downpour Game
The Hope B Team visited Springhill Louisiana and lost 41 to 6 in three quarters. Coach Freddie Glaze said play ended by mutual consent due to heavy rain and field danger after several players were hurt on both sides.
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Freddie Glaze
Brittenum Traded to Chargers for Draft Choice
Boca Raton Florida AP rookie quarterback Jon Brittenum, who played one exhibition for the Miami Dolphins, was traded to the San Diego Chargers for a third round selection in the next AFL draft. Brittenum, a University of Arkansas alum, completed four of 18 passes against the Bills.
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Miami Dolphins
San Diego Chargers
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Dolphins
University of Arkansas
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Rick Norton
Norton
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Hope, Ark
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