East Challenges West For First Time Tonight
The American and National Leagues begin extended interdivision play as Detroit and St. Louis seek to regain momentum. Tigers and Cardinals face Kansas City and San Francisco respectively while Stoneman Maloney and Wilson prep no hitters. Minnesota and Washington surge in the West and East respectively amid tight pennant races.
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Kansas chiefs debate football playoff plan and its impact
State Board of Education reviews a five division playoff plan amid questions about Class 5A size thresholds and Lawrence High's potential move between divisions. Coaches support playoff start but seek improvements while districts expand and criteria face criticism.
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Cardinals edge Tulsa farm club with late homer by Huntz
The St. Louis Cardinals needed a late inning home run from reserve infielder Steve Huntz to beat their Tulsa farm club 9-8 before 6,273 Oiler fans on Tuesday night. The Kansas City Royals were idle and traveled to Detroit to face the Tigers tonight. Bill
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Simmie Hill Signs with Los Angeles Stars
Simmie Hill of West Texas State, the No 1 draft pick for the Los Angeles Stars, signed an ABA contract today. Hill stands 6 feet 7 inches and weighs 220 pounds, also a No 2 pick for the Chicago Bulls in the NBA. Terms were not disclosed.
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Top Cager to Georgia
Mark Gianfrancesco of Pittsburg signed a grant in aid with the University of Georgia. A prolific scorer, he totaled more than 1,000 points in his last two basketball seasons at the high school level.
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Norman Russell Signs with Oklahoma City U
Norman Russell a 6 foot 11 inch basketball standout from Mountain View Oklahoma signed a letter of intent to attend Oklahoma City University. Russell said he has been contacted by about 175 colleges and universities.
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Fights Last Night Across Global Welterweights
Reported boxing results from Bangkok and other venues show Hergferd Chart-Winehad and Whadland outpoint Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines in flyweight action. In France Silvano Bertini stopped by stoppage, with ST JOREN'S Newfoundland and New York bouts featuring WToraver and Waldhetim outcomes.
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Standings and Schedule Amid Mixed Results
Today’s standings show Leos Nosedes atop the table with mixed results across pairings. Wednesday games feature Los Angeles at Chicago and Houston at Philadelphia with several city matchups on tap in New York and Pittsburgh.
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State May Take New York Tracks
New York lawmakers discuss running state tracks as Aqueduct remains closed for the ninth day. Horsemen boycott until a bill allowing four extra racing days with pension fund proceeds passes. Senate leader Brydges condemns the Racing Association for inaction. Aqueduct losses reach about 500000 dollars daily.
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Griffith Blames Referees for Punching Slowdown After Paret Fight
Emile Griffith, once a three time welterweight and two time middleweight champion, says referees stopped his inside punching after Benny Paret's fatal 1962 bout. He cites Zach Clayton in Hayward fight and argues he remains at peak, planning a comeback bout at Madison Square Garden against Stanley Hayward with a possible title bid against Nino Benvenuti.
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Behind the Counter Iron Myths and Possible Dangers
Dr. Jack Pritchard cautions that self administering iron supplements can mask serious conditions such as cancers. Fatigue irritability and shortness of breath may signal underlying illness rather than iron deficiency. A doctor should assess diet and health before recommending iron.
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