Cal State Long Beach Leaves CCAA for PCAA Rise
Cal State Long Beach withdraws from the California Collegiate Athletic Association and joins a new five team Pacific Coast Athletic Association. Charter members include Fresno State San Diego State San Jose State and UC Santa Barbara with competition in most sports set for 1968-69 and football baseball to begin 1969-70.
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Cal State Long Beach
California Collegiate Athletic Assn
Cal State
Pacific Coast Athletic Assn
PCAA
International Hotel
International Airport
Fresno State
San Diego State
San Jose State
UC Santa Barbara
CCAA
San Jose
Santa Barbara
West Coast Athletic Conference
Santa Clara
Cal State L.A
University of Pacific
Fred Miller
49Ers
Miller
McIntosh
San Diego
Fresno
JRB
Conference
Salaries in AFL Revealed by Kemp Survey
Quarterbacks top pay with an average of 25 000 dollars and flankers at 23 000. The scan shows overall Chargers lead payroll at 20 733 dollars per player, with Denver 16 170 dollars and Jets players averaging 32 000 dollars top. No cut contracts vary 12 to 26 per team while owners resist public salary data.
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Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
Kemp
AFL Players Assn
National Football League
AFL
Kansas City
Otis Taylor
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
Boston Patriots
Jim Nance
Buffalo
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Boston
Houston
Mike Garrett
Chiefs
Paul Lowe
Chargers
Oakland
New York
Miami
Denver
San Diego Charger
NFL
Lowe
Dick Post
Post
Sid Gillman
Sid
Mets Top Dodgers 1-0 In 10 Innings Ending Streak
Tom Seaver outdueled Don Sutton in a 10 inning 1-0 Mets win that halted the Dodgers seven game run. Al Weis delivered the deciding single after a Swoboda on base and Collins' single in the 10th. Swoboda was ruled out attempting to advance on the play.
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New York Mets
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Giants
Tom Seaver
Mets
Seaver
al Weis
Ron Swoboda
Kevin Collins
Swoboda
Collins
Paul Popovich
Bob Bailey
Ed Sudol
Walter Alston
Sudol
Ken Boswell
Boyer
Zoilo Versalles
Ted Savage
Savage
Ron Fairly
Popovich
Versalles
J. C. Martin
Sutton
Jerry Grote
Parker
Don Bosch
NEW York Dodgers
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Martin Ib
Haller
Grote
Fairiv
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Weis
Versailles
Kbover
New York
S— Seaver
R.bailey
Rereeso Seaver
Candlestick Park
Baseball Night In The N.L. Scores And Notable Moments
Scheduled games feature Minnesota at Cleveland and rare at Washington with several other matchups including Cincinnati at Chicago and Atlanta at San Francisco. In New York, Stange and Angier deliver multi hit nights as a late game doubleheader unfolds. Sudol conducts a thorough pocket check on Sutton during the ninth, finding nothing before Seaver returns for the final frame.
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Minnesota
Boswell
Chance
Seii Ops
Sparmace
Hiller
Oakland
Dobson
Cleveland
Siebert
Brabender
Wash
Bertaiia
New York
Tangers
Wright
Murphy
Brunetton
Stange
Astros Fine No-Play Pair For Kennedy Mourning Day
Houston general manager H B Richardson fined Rusty Staub and Bob Aspromonte one day’s pay each for missing Sundays game on Kennedy’s mourning day. Staub and Aspromonte cited strong convictions over Kennedy’s policies, while Maury Wills sat out Pirates game. Wills returned in uniform Monday, actions unspecified.
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Houston
UPI
Houston Astro
H. B
Spec
Richardson
Rusty Staub
Bob Aspromonte
Kennedy
Staub
Aspromonte
President Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Maury Wills
Pirates
Wills
Vietnam
Addi
Television Roller Games and Baseball Radio Schedule
KTLA airs Television Roller Games while Angels meet Red Sox on KMPC at 3 p.m. Mets clash with Dodgers on KFI at 8 p.m. City listeners get game coverage across stations.
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KTLA
Radio Angels
Red Sox
KMPC
Mets
Dodgers
KFI
Eckert’s Office Says Weekend Games Went On
Aides say Commissioner William D. Eckert ordered all weekend games to be played and postponed only after consulting baseball’s executive council and his staff. He reportedly did not consult club owners, including Walter O’Malley of the Dodgers, due to an inability to reach him before RFK’s funeral delay.
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New York
William D. Eckert
Joseph L. Reichler
Commissioner
Eckert
Robert F. Kennedy
Reichler
Baseball
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
O’malley
Baseball owners crush Eckert amid Kennedy funeral weekend criticism
Major league owners and Commissioner William Eckert faced sharp censure for not postponing games after Senator Kennedy’s death. Only Baltimore and Boston suspended play Sunday, while others kept schedules. Columnists blasted the league for prioritizing gates over mourning values, calling for a stronger leadership.
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William D. Eckert
Major League Baseball
Robert F. Kennedy
Eckert
Ald Traveler
Dick Peebles
Houston Chronicle
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Kelmph
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Thisrker
Philadelphia
Selma
Osteen
Art Shamsky
Angie Donatelli
Drysdale
Alston
Detroit
Cleve
Minn
Angels
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San Fran
Cinci
Phila
Chicago New York
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Pitt
Astros
Suddl
Gil Hodges
Wes Parker
Len Gabrielson
Ken Boyer
Harry Minor
California
Tim Foli
Notre Dame High
Foli
Minor
Casey Stengel
Tim
Ernie
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Ken Harrelson
Harrelson
Jerry Buchek
Johnson
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Ron Fimrite
San Francisco Chronicle
Harold Kaese
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Dick Young
New York Daily News
Tim Horgan
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