Foytack’s Four Straight Homers Inning Stuns Angels
In Cleveland, Paul Foytack gave up four consecutive home runs in one inning as the Indians crushed the Los Angeles Angels 9-5 after a 1-0 win in the opener. Cleveland hitters slugged seven homers, led by Fred Whitfield with a slam and two hits.
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Lawrence Hawks Fall Twice to Salina in Legion Baseball
Lawrence Legion loses 4-3 and 3-0 to Salina at Salina in Kansas State League play. Four pitchers started for Salina as Gary Wick began, with Ralph Light Butch Yates and Tom Patchen. Yates takes the loss. Wyrick allows three runs in five innings. Gary Ray homers for Salina while Dale Neal lines a lone Lawrence hit in game two. Lawrence heads to state tournament in Hutchinson Sunday.
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Reds Beat Gibson as Reds Top Cardinals 9 2
Cincinnati ousts Hall of Famer Bob Gibson to halt his five game win streak while Jim O’Toole earns his 11th win for the Reds. The Cardinals fall to third behind the Dodgers and Giants as New York and Kansas City split.
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Protest At Swim Meet Lets Stand Lawrence Duel
The Olympic Swim Club of Lawrence led 265 254 against Lawrence Country Club Wednesday night at LCC. LCC officials plan a protest claiming Olympic had two underage girls competing. If totals stand, Oce would beat LCC in dual competition for the first time at home.
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Craig Just Can't Get Help From Six-Hitter Loss
Major league ERA leader Craig endures his 17th straight loss as the Dodgers beat the Mets 5-3. A six-hitter for Craig proves futile with two runs in the fourth aided by an error and a wild pitch. Frank Thomas drives in two Mets with two singles, while Philadelphia rallies in 14 innings to top the Phillies 7-3.
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Famous Sports Quotes Echo Through Time
A roundup of iconic sports quotes spans Knute Rockne’s misguided door to victory to Lou Gehrig’s poignant farewell. Notable lines include Joe Louis plans altered by a rival, Casey Stengel’s sharp retort, and Johnny Sain’s disputed play along with Gehrig’s famous heartfelt reflection before his death.
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Fishing Policy Echoes From Aquarium of Nation
A speaker laments dwindling fish due to overfished waters and pollution. He cites hatcheries and private breeders producing billions of fingerlings, argues for higher catch quotas, and warns that industrial growth harms waterways and public calm. He urges declared rights and disciplined fishing as essential for national tranquillity.
Big Names Missing From St. Paul Open Golf Tourney
In St. Paul the Open Golf Tournament opens with 140 pros and amateurs in a 72 hole event worth 35000 dollars. Don Finsterwald, among the favorites, says it will be a hard win as many big names are absent from the field. First prize is 5300 dollars.
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Angler Grievances Rise Over Lag in Bite Rates
Nearly 90 years ago fishermen pressed Congress in Washington about increasing lag between bites. The complaint framed as an early economic term highlights the slow response of game fish ermen to changing conditions and policy.
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Three-Category Plan to Protect Streams and Fisheries
A speaker argues for state surveys of all streams to classify them as pristine, polluted, or partially polluted. Pristine waters would receive strict protection, fully polluted ones would require massive displacement to clean, and partially polluted streams could be restored gradually through targeted action.
Hayes Anchor Run Sets U S Relay Highlight in Hanover
United States coach Payton Jordan lauds Robert Hayes for a spectacular anchor leg that propelled the U S to a 39 7 seconds 400 meter relay win over West Germany as the opening day of the Hanover meet ends Americans lead 64 42 with eight events won Hayes also stars in multiple events including 110 meter hurdles 13 6 seconds and 400 meters Henry Carr 45 4 seconds but overshadowed by Hayes relay heroics among other wins by Tom O Hara Ralph Boston John Pennel and Bob Humphries Germany takes only the 5 000 meters and hammer throw smaller margins glossed over by Americans dominance
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