Cepeda Leads Cardinals Past Reds on Two-Run Single
Orlando Cepeda homered and drove in three as St. Louis opened a 1 1/2 game NL lead with a 6-5 win over Cincinnati. Cepeda later failed to stretch a single into a double, but Bobby Tolan's run ended the scoring in the eighth.
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Holovak Eyes Super Bowl Run for Patriots in 1967
Boston Patriots coach and GM Mike Holovak says the team aims for the Super Bowl in 1967 despite issues. He says rookie Ed Philpott is a dead issue due to his demanding contract, noting the team is far apart on money even if he performs well in the Coaches All-America Game.
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Baseball Leaders and Awards Summary from the Major Leagues
The American League leaders include Frank Robinson Baltimore batting .337 with 54 runs and 59 RBIs, Harmon Killebrew Minnesota with 22 homers, and Brooks Robinson Baltimore with 54 runs. In the National League, Hank Aaron Atlanta leads with 66 RBIs and .359, with Cepeda San Luis and Clemente Pittsburgh pacing hits. Pitching leaders note Hoyt Horlen Chicago and Don Cletere Jarvis among top 8 decision records, with Marichal and Bunning high in strikeouts.
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Missourians Take Jalopy Features at Lawrence Speedway
Missourians dominated the jalopy program at Lawrence Speedway Thursday night. Leroy Bridgeman of Altamont won the A-Feature and a heat race, Bud Topper of St. Joseph took the B-Feature and consolation races, with Craig and Wachter winning other heats. Tucker earned the trophy clash title.
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Sikes Leads Speedway Open Tie With Funseth
R H Sikes trimmed his stance and improved chipping to post a 67 in the first round at the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. He tied Rod Funseth for the lead after using 25 putts and a 12 foot longest putt while defending champion Billy Casper shot 72 after saying he played awful.
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Hawks Face Osawatomie in Twin Bill at Municipal Field
Lawrence American Legion squad hosts Osawatomie for a double header at Municipal Field aiming to snap a three game slide. Richie Brown starts the 7 pm opener with Gerald Wedel slated for the nightcap. Hawks sport a 13 11 record after a rough invitational in Oklahoma City.
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East Picked to Win All-America Game
Steve Spurrier the Heisman Trophy winner from Florida was chosen to start at quarterback for the East in the seventh annual Coaches All-America game. Purdue's Bob Griese will see plenty of action as East coach Cahill weighs his options.
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Ryun and Keino Plan Mile Duel at U S Meet
In Los Angeles Jim Ryun of Kansas and Kipchoge Keino of Kenya will clash in the 1500 meters Saturday and are slated for a mile later this summer. Keino and Bodo Tummler have accepted invites for a special mile in London on Aug 12, with Ryun expected to run. The trio would race the mile for the first time, Ryun holding the world best of 3 51.1. Keino also aims for a 1500 record Saturday against Ryan Grelle and John Whetton in the U S Commonwealth games.
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Diamond Data Scores and Schedule From Today
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Ryun Meets Keino in L A in Commonweath Track Meet Showdown
Kenya's Kipchoge Keino challenges Jim Ryun in Los Angeles for a possible 1500 meter world record at the U S British Commonwealth Track Meet. The event airs Saturday afternoon with a 3 30 p m start and TV on Channels 5 and 13 in the Lawrence area.
Cards Orioles Giants Triumph In Jayhawk League Night
The Cards edged the A's 6 4 at Lawrence High School, while the Orioles shut out the Pirates 5 0 and the Giants crushed the Tigers 11 0 in Jayhawk League action Thursday night.
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Saints March Into Drills With Taylor Leading Parade
Saint fullback Jim Taylor joins the New Orleans Saints from Green Bay in a deal announced in Baton Rouge. Saints owner John Mecom traded future draft capital and a roster player to entice Taylor, who seeks a multi-year contract. Taylor, 31, will room with Paul Hornung at the San Diego camp.
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Packers Mourn Taylor Departure From Team
Green Bay Packers mourn the loss of fullback Jimmy Taylor who signed with the New Orleans Saints. Star guard Jerry Kramer calls the move a loss of flavor for fans and teammates while linebacker Ray Nitschke notes their close friendship and vows the team remains strong with or without him.
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