Red Sox Slip To Second As Chisox Maintain Lead
The Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 8-5 to move into second place in the American League, one game behind Chicago, with the Angels’ 7-3 win over the White Sox lifting Los Angeles into a first division tie. Houston topped the Mets 4-2 to climb into ninth, while the White Sox endured base running miscues amid four homer blasts by the Angels.
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Mets Fans Like Caseys Club Says Psychiatrist
Associated Press reports from New York quote Dr Vladimir Eliasberg on Mets fan fervor as mass suggestion and a need for a comforting father figure. He likens fans to following a contagious trend and notes Casey Stengel as a symbolic fatherly guide while contrasting with Yankees support.
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A's Gate Gain Leads MLB Attendance Rise
AP survey shows Kansas City gains 65,156 in attendance for 18 home dates to 194,903. New York Mets top increases with 85,236 more fans, total 296,684 from 16 home dates. Houston and Detroit post declines. Colts drop 132,649, Detroit down 77,294.
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Prince Philip Attacked Over Hunting Habits
The League Against Cruel Sports criticizes Prince Philip as trigger happy for shooting game birds in great numbers. It cites his 13 year old son joining him in shooting a stag at close range during summer holidays as a harmful example to youth.
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U S Cagers Set To Meet Undefeated Italy In World Cup
In Sao Paulo the United States, already through to the final round, faces unbeaten Italy as both nations wrapped up final-round berths. The U S beat Argentina 81 51 for their second straight win while Italy defeated Mexico 90 82 to join the finals.
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Hutchinson Captures Singles and Doubles in Juco Tennis
Hutchinson sweep in Pratt Kansas tops with Van Thompson defeating Bill Bork 6-2 6-0 for the singles title. Hutchinson pair John Roller and Dave Sollenberger beat Dick McKown and Phil Jacobs 6-3 6-4 in doubles. Winners advance to national Juco tournament at Joliet Illinois in June.
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Investigation Nears Close in Lipscomb Death
Baltimore police connected final details in the death of NFL star Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy. A 24 year old man questioned at police headquarters and released. A party Friday linked to heroin injection that allegedly killed Lipscomb. Tim Black faced narcotics paraphernalia charges. Senator McClelland said the case may affect summer drug probes.
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Boxing results and a canceled bout announced
In St Louis Allan Thomas stopped Sixto Rodriguez in a nine round bout. Thad Spencer knocked out Monroe Ratliff in Hollywood after ten rounds. Arthur Persley outpointed Gary Cowburn in Sydney over twelve rounds. A Charlie Scott vs Manny Burgo bout in North Dartmouth was canceled.
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Gale Sayers Injured During KU Spring Drill
Kansas University's spring football drills see Gale Sayers limp briefly on a toe injury after a hard off tackle scrimmage. Coach Jack Mitchell uses rugged, high tempo sessions as rookies push for roles with Steve Renko likely to start in the Alumni game and Varsity players rotated to boost experience.
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Athletes Favor a Fight in Birmingham Desegregation Debate
Jackie Robinson and Floyd Patterson urged Birmingham Negroes to avoid a desegregation battle as approximately 2000 supporters welcomed them at a red brick church in a city district far from Saturday’s rioting scene.
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