FCA impressions shape Lawrence coach’s praise of Bradley
Lawrence athletic director Allan Woolard recalls Bill Bradley’s FCA camp visit at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. He calls Bradley a genuine All American and credits FCA with shaping young lives. Anderson and others also praised for youth outreach and Christian witness.
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Gibson laments discrimination on pro golf tour
Althea Gibson, 36, says she has received no sponsor support since joining the women’s pro golf tour, blaming racial discrimination. She notes seven tours events in the South she cannot play in and concerns over late start in golf despite her tennis fame. Gibson is among 44 pros and 38 amateurs in the 13th National Women’s Open Golf Championship, moved into the pairing left by Mickey Wright.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday Play
National League results show Chicago 4-2 over Los Angeles and New York 6 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 2 to 1 with St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 and Houston 6 San Francisco 4. American League notes Cleveland 30 27 0.614 leads, Minnesota 26 30 0.464, New York 36 6 0.500. Wednesday results Kansas City 2-4 Chicago 1-3, Washington 2 Cleveland 1, New York 4 Baltimore 4, Los Angeles 6 Minnesota 0. Detroit vs Boston rained out. other games listed with N designation.
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Mets Infielder Hurt in kneecap collision
New York Mets third baseman Charley Smith sustained a three inch cut across his left kneecap in a collision during the sixth inning of Wednesday night’s game with Cincinnati. He will miss at least two weeks.
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KU faces bids for Arndt while Howard remains KU bound
The report notes Arndt drew draft rights talks and that Howard is KU bound for at least four more years. KU is expected to land a solid baseball pitcher and a top basketball talent, strengthening both programs.
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NCAA defeat shows AAU dominance in Olympic track clash
Shirley Povich reports the AAU defeated NCAA plans at the San Diego meet to select the U S team for the Soviet Union dual. Gerry Lindgren led defections to the AAU, exposing NCAA boycotts as ineffective and prompting questions about NCAA integrity and arbitration prospects.
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Bouton Earns First Win Since May as Yankees Edge Orioles
Jim Bouton, Yankees pitcher, ended a May 8 drought with a 5-4 win over Baltimore. The right-hander improved to 3-2 on May 8 and then beat the Orioles with late relief from Hamilton and Ramos. Other AL results included Washington over Cleveland 2-1, Kansas City sweeping a doubleheader from Chicago 2-1 and 4-3, and Los Angeles beating Minnesota 5-0. rain canceled Detroit and Boston. Cleveland’s Sam McDowell fanned 11 in a loss as Washington took the lead on Ken Hamlin’s sacrifice fly with the bases loaded. The Athletics beat Chicago 2-1 in Petersen’s first win over Peters after 10 losses, with Ed Charles and Mike Hershberger contributing early runs. Kansas City won the nightcap when Bert Campaneris was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, and Fred Newman allowed two singles to stop Minnesota’s five-game skid.
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Lema Plays Golf for Money in Western Open Clash
Champagne Tony Lema, star of the $70 000 Western Open at Tom O Shanter, contemplates entering the British Open next week in Southport while aiming to maximize earnings. Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer skip Western to chase the Open. The field of 130 pros includes eight of the top 15 money winners as play tightens after 36 holes.
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