Dodgers Aim for Back-to-Back NL Pennants and 20 Wins
Dodgers ace Claude Osteen pledges a 20 win season as Los Angeles eyes back-to-back NL pennants. He improved to 5-5 with a 2.22 ERA after a 4-0 win over the Mets, while San Francisco trails in the NL standings. In the AL, Cleveland and New York won, Baltimore and California also posted victories.
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SMU Mustangs Eye 1967 SWC Title Bid
Denny Holman previews SMU basketball for 1967, praising Lubbock crowds and Municipal Coliseum. He notes key players Beasley and Begert return, freshman additions, and predicts TCU, Texas behind SMU, with Tech and Baylor chasing. Holman stresses caution and ambition for the season.
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Castro Ready Cuban Team for Caribbean Games
Cuba plans a 300 member delegation to the Central American and Caribbean Games in Puerto Rico June 11 to 25. Officials aim to showcase Communist style athletics and discipline while disputing visa friction and exile tensions surrounding the event.
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Ohio researchers urge lemon water to curb football heat stroke
Ohio State University researchers Dr. Donald K. Mathews and Dr. Edward L. Fox say lemon flavored salt water could help prevent heat stroke among players. They warn uniforms hinder sweating and advocate allowing water on the field and lighter start to practices. They propose testing a shower-then-practice method on hot days.
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Ohio State
American Legion Tourney Opens At Lowrey Field
The American Legion junior baseball pre season tournament begins at 7 p m Monday at Lowrey Field. Farrs Foods faces Red Cheks in game one while Post 808 plays Lubbock Auto in game two. Adult admission is 50 cents, students 25 cents, booster club members enter free with memberships sold at the gate.
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Aggie Exes Launch Statewide Stadium Expansion Drive
About 1000 Aggie Exes kick off a Texas statewide drive to expand Kyle Field. Phase One adds 16,000 seats and high decks, lights, and parking to raise capacity to 55,000. Phase Two will lower the field, move the horseshoe, and close ends to form a bowl. goal is $1.5 million for Phase One.
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