Be ban signs rich pact with Skins
Washington AP American quarterback Gary Beban, UCLA Heisman winner, inks a multi year Redskins contract reportedly around 200000 dollars. He joins veteran Sonny Jurgensen as a potential starter behind a high profile marriage and a newly wed life. Beban’s deal follows a trade from the Rams as Otto Graham touts his intelligence and dual threat ability while Beban’s attorney compares the contract to past big signings. He had been California delegate for Kennedy before the latter’s assassination.
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Passing duel in annual Coaches All-America Game
The Coaches All-America Game in Atlanta on June 28 will feature top seniors and future pro prospects. Notable players include Gary Beban and Kenny Stabler, with receivers Ken Dyer Rick Eber Phil Odle, and running back Larry Csonka. West linemen include Ron Yary and Greg Pipes, while East strengths center Bob Johnson and coach Johnny Pont lead the East staff.
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Missouri Hunters See Archery Deer Lead Growth
Figures from the Department of Conservation show hunting as Missouri’s second most popular sport and the fastest growing. Archery deer hunting leads the surge with a 210.8 percent rise since 1959, while firearms deer hunting nonresident tags jump 184.1 percent from 1959 to 1967. Resident deer hunting sales rise 118.2 percent, nonresident permits up 112.1 percent, and fishing and other permits show only nominal gains with no declines.
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Major league standings and games across leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 38 wins and 25 losses and San Francisco at 34 30 while Atlanta sits at 29 29 and Los Angeles at 34 81 in the middle. Tuesday results include Atlanta 3 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 with rain postponements in Los Angeles Philadelphia.
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Pirates sweep Astros in cellar battle at Forbes Field
The Pirates crushed Houston 4 3, extending the Astros losing streak to six and moving Pittsburgh six games ahead of Houston. Willie Stargell hit his 17th homer as Roy Face closed it out, with Alou's bases loaded double setting the early lead. Atlanta beat Cincinnati 3 2 to climb to second, while St Louis led and L A was rained out.
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Trevino's Rise at Horizon Hills From $30 Pay to One-Third Owner
Lee Trevino arrived in El Paso two years ago earning $30 a week teaching at Horizon Hills. He has become one-third owner, helped finance the course, and aims to pay off the club’s loan by summer while chasing more tournament success after winning the U S Open.
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Palmer Faces Pressure as Golf Great Declines
Rochester report notes Gary Player defending Arnold Palmer amid paparazzi pressure and privacy needs. PGA veterans Dave Marr Dan Sikes Bob Goalby weigh in on Palmer's form. Paltering comments from Palmer after a tough Oak Hill National Open reveal a perfectionist mindset and ongoing concentration struggles.
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Bando Lifts A’s Over Orioles in Ninth Inning Rally
Sal Bando drive in the decisive run with a two out single in the ninth as Oakland A’s sweep Baltimore in a 3-2 win. Bando had three hits and three RBIs. Orioles suffer fifth straight loss, dropping eight games behind Detroit.
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Park Board softball results and youth baseball scores
Softball results include Trinity Lutheran 22 beat International Shoe 7 and Immanuel Baptist 8 over Union Hill Baptist 0 in a forfeit note. Baseball scores show Midget National Old Line 3 over McGraw Edison 0 and Coca Cola 7 over VFLW 2 with other minor games listed.
Astros fire Grady Hatton name Harry Walker manager
Houston releases Hatton after third season and hires former Pirates and Cardinals skipper Harry Walker as manager through 1969. Pitch for stability cited. Hatton to remain in organization as special assignment man. Walker previously guided Pirates in 1965 and later served as batting instructor for Astros. The move comes amid Astros’ eighth place finish and 14 games behind first.
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Coaching Prophet of College Baseball Sees Salvation
Carbondale Illinois AP coach Joe Lutz of Southern Illinois likens college baseball to the salvation baseball needs if majors and minors cooperate more. He warns expansion and television alone won’t save the sport and urges action to attract premium athletes and promote the game.
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