Orioles Dominance Feels Likely in All Star Talks
Baltimore figures to supply most selections as Yankees voters favor Orioles players for catcher, second base, and outfield spots. Elston Howard endorses Robinsons, Powell and Palmer among top picks, with Baker and Watt as pitchers. All Star game set for July 12 in St. Louis.
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Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
Howard
Baltimore Sun
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Boog Powell
George Scott
Boston
Steve Barker
Jim Palmer
Stu Miller
Eddie Watt
Detroit
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Minnesota
Tony Oliva
California
Bobby Knoop
Earl Battey
Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Commissioner’s Office
St. Louis
Scott
Powell
RBI
Watt
Miller
Barber
Russ Snyder
Oriole
Reds Sign 12 Rookies After Draft Picks Highlight
The Cincinnati Reds signed 12 rookies including seven drafted in the recent major league free agent draft. Notables: Darrel Chaney 18 from Hammond Indiana reported to Sioux Falls with Mike Oates from Glen Ellyn Illinois. Other signees include Cartidge Aracee Passeau Goodwin Luccett Foster Copeland Ketter Jones Hall. Passeau to Tampa club. All report to Sioux Falls except Passeau.
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S.C
Mike Oates
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Glenbard High School
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Aliceville
Ala
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Chicago
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Luceville
Donell Goodwin
Stockton
Calif
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Oklahoma City
Max Foster
Collinsville
Ken Copeland
Gadsen
Steve Ketter
Sciotoville
Ohio
Gary Jones
Jackson
Mich
Bob Hall
Eau Claire
Wis
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Passeau
Tampa
Fla
LSU Board Extends Ten Year Pact for Corbett
The LSU board of supervisors voted unanimously to grant Athletic Director James J. Corbett a new ten year contract extending the expiration from 1974 to 1976. No salary change was approved, remaining at 55,000 a year. Corbett was seriously wounded in an April incident outside a Baton Rouge motel.
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Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors
James J. Corbett
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LSU
Whitey Ford Returns to Active Yankee Roster
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford is restored to active duty after a left elbow injury. Manager Ralph Houk says Ford will appear in relief first, with potential return to the rotation if he proves strong enough.
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West German Beats Rival Juergen May in 1506 Meters
Harald Norpoth of West Germany upset East Germany's Juergen May in the 1506 meters at the Olympic Day track meet in Berlin. Norpoth clocked 3 46.2 while May finished 3 46.4 amid rain delays and a slow track.
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East Germany
Juergen May
East Berlin
Norpoth
May
Whipehoge Keine
Wenoa
Baladn
Michel Jazy
France
Rennes
Ridiculous Downs Sunday Card Weaves Long Racing Card
A crowded Sunday program at Riduso Downs features races across multiple divisions. Notable runners include Miss Kong and Whit ed Perner in graded stakes with purses ranging from 2000 to 4000 dollars. The card includes two year old and three year old races highlighting top jockeys and trainers.
Exhibitionist Out of Cinema Handicap Opens Wide Field
Inglewood California Exhibitionist, the favorite, is withdrawn from the 1 1/16 mile Cinema Handicap after developing a small splint on his left foreleg. Rehabilitate heads the field at 122 pounds with Larry Loughry aboard. Notable entrants include Traenien Earl dom Drin and Baby Quinault with Shoemaker seeking his 400th stakes win.
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Hollywood Park
John Jacobs
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hollywood
New York
Robert Lehman
Larry Loughry
Eix
California
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Swinner
Cone Mile
Drin
Billy Shoemaker
Andretti Tops Speed Record At Atlanta Race Way
Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pennsylvania set a record pace of 169.014 mph in a rear engine Ford to lead qualifying for Sunday's $80,000 Atlanta 300 at the Atlanta Raceway. He broke A J Foyts 166 512 mph mark from last year. Six other drivers qualified Friday as the field vied for 30 spots.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
al Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Bruce Jacobi
Indianapolis
Wal- Io Dallenbach
Brunswick
Ruidoso Racing Results and Mutuel Figures
Ruidoso results listed with horse names, handles, and payouts including Powder Creek, Buffoon, Samara, and Black Opa. Attendance noted with mutuel handle totals and various bracket scores across numerous heats and events.
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Mane
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Powder Creek
Tyo
Leo Dasio
Fan
Jas Jay Baek
Gabrielsen Advances In Women’s Collegiate Golf Tour
Bobbie Jo Gabrielsen won her second straight thriller to reach the finals against Jaycee Kazmierski of Michigan State. Kazmierski beat Nicki Nordstrom of Arizona State in the semifinals, with Ferraris turning pro next week.
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Bobbie Jo Gabrielsen
Jaycee Kazmierski
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Jan Ferraris
Odessa
Tex
Miss Kazmierski
Nicki Nordstrom
Arizona State
Robert Alberts
Miami
Fla
Gabrielsen
University of Georgia
Martinez Upsets Henreid in USLTA NCAA Tennis Semi
Cecilia Martinez of San Francisco State defeated defending champion Mimi Henreid 6-4 4-6 7-5 to reach the finals of the USLTA Women's National Collegiate Tennis Championships in Stanford. Martinez will face Jean Danilovitch of California after Danilovitch beat Emilie Burrer 10-8 6-2 in the other semifinal.
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Calif
Cecilia Martinez
San Francisco State
Mimi Henreid
USLTA
Miss Martinez
Jean Danilovitch
California
Miss Danilovitch
Emilie Burrer
Lubbock
Tex
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Koufax Marichal Start Death by Own Action Club
Baseball's death by own action club grows as pitchers who have lost to Sandy Koufax or Juan Marichal join. Co chairs include Bill Hands Sammy Ellis Joe Gibbon Don Drysdale Bob Bruce and Larry Jackson with other members like Jerry Arrigo Larry Bearworth and Pennis Ribant.
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
Don Drysdale
Los Angles
Bob Bruce
Houston
Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
Jerry Arrigo
Larry Bearworth
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St. Louis
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Dick Ellsworth
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Arrigo
Ray Sadecki
Giants
Dodgers
Bob Gibson
al Jackson
Chris Short
Steve Blass
Pittsburgh
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Mets Rally Behind Cleon Jones Win Over Cubs 4 2
Cleon Jones hit a go ahead home run in the seventh to lift the New York Mets to a 4 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Bob Friend earned his first win for New York after being acquired from the Yankees this month. Jones also drove in the Mets fourth run with a ninth inning single as New York overcame an early 2 0 deficit.
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Chicago
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Nets
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New York
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Mets
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Ron Hunt
Ken Boyer
Jones
Bob Friend
New York Yankees
Tech Players Make All A s
Texas Tech football players Robert Gantt and John Scovell earned all A grades for spring semester work while balancing athletics. Gantt studies accounting with aims at law school. Scovell majors in financial administration.
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Houston
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Hutton
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Joe O'Hagan
Kilgore
Jerry Turner
Garland
Jimmy Fullerton
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Terry Scarborough
Petersburg
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Rochelle
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Monterey
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San Angelo
Art Carrol
Rod Bucker
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