Buckeye Bando Tops ASU as Buckeyes Fall in NCAA Final Bout
Sal Bando Doug Nurnberg and Rick Monday led Arizona State in an 21 victory over Ohio State in the NCAA baseball championship. Robby Wineles praised Luis Lagunas who hit a double and a triple and led the tourney in hitting at .490, setting records and earning most outstanding. Nurnberg hurled a fourth straight shutout relief, while Ohio State's Steve Arkin and Arne Chenko Rein and Chuck Brinkman earned all tournament honors.
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Potential NCAA Boycott Looms Over 1968 Olympics
In Chicago, debate surged after USOC backed AAU control of Olympic committees, sidelining the NCAA. A caucus of colleges and coaches floated forming a national education leaders panel to chart a unified action, signaling a growing rift over Olympic governance and support.
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Unclear scores in multiple cities prompt Tuesday games
The brief lists city matchups and scores including Los Angeles leading New York by 54 to 23 and Chicago at 9.0 while Cincinnati and Milwaukee records mix. It notes scheduled Tuesday games between New York and Cincinnati and other city pairings with Pittsburgh and St Louis.
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Baseball Scores and Manager Change Noted
Sunday results show New York 3 Los Angeles 0 and Baltimore 1 Boston 0 as Kansas City 15% wins over Cleveland 45. Second games were rained out with several matches listed as N. International League results include Rochester 5 0 and Syracuse 31 Buffalo 4 3. Harry The Hat Walker named Pirates manager with a 296 career batting average.
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Robinson sets Reds mark in 1,400th game and sweep of doubleheader
Frank Robinson extended a club record by playing his 1,400th game for the Cincinnati Reds and driving in three runs in a 7-9 loss at Chicago in the second game of a doubleheader. He tied Ed Roush in the opener and hit three singles, while the Cubs used three homers to take the lead. The Reds had rallied with late runs, including Robinson scoring on a misplay and Pete Rose scoring on a single, but Chicago held on. The Reds then prepare to open a three-game series with the New York Mets with Jim Maloney slated to start.
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White Sox Dick Tracy helps edge Senators in AL clash
Dick Tracy known as Bill Skowron leads Chicago to a 2-1 win over Washington, driving in the go ahead run with a seventh inning homer and a ninth inning triple. The Illinois slugger, also moonlighting as a detective, lifts the White Sox within a half game of first as Minnesota falls.
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Mauch Disciplines Gonzalez Sparks Phillies Past Astros
Mauch punished Tony Gonzalez for poor play, then Gonzalez homered and collected two more hits as the Phillies beat Houston 5 to 0. Chris Short allowed five hits, and Gonzalez raised his average to .298 in the win that extended Philadelphia’s streak to five.
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Hall Of Fame Voting Starts For Reds Fans
In Cincinnati AP reports fans will vote this week to select two Reds players for the hall of fame alongside the late Fréd Hutchinson who guided the team to the 1961 pennant and managed 1959 to 1964 The ceremony at Crosley Field is set for July 15 with two fan picks and two chosen by a special oldtimers committee?
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Ohioans sweep stock car finish in Paul Bunyan 400
In St Paul Minnesota Ohio drivers dominated the speedway segment of the inaugural Paul Bunyan 400. Harold Smith of Dayton won the stock Buick race with a 36:40.08 time at 81.8 mph. Dean Mast of Dover Ohio finished second by about 15 car lengths.
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Lorain Pair Wins In Boat Races
Motorboat pilots from five states shared championships in the 131 mile Hudson River Outboard Marathon. Winners included Miles Quayle and Herman Hageman of Lorain Ohio in Class E for engines 4 to 49.99 cubic inches with a time of 346.23.
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Weekend fights highlight European flyweight title win
In Lille Rene Libeer of France defeated Paul Chervet of Switzerland by stoppage in 15 rounds to claim the European flyweight championship. In Tokyo Kazuyoshi Kubo defeated Jorge Sacoman by knockout in eight rounds.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season notes top performers across leagues with leaders in batting hits runs and RBI. Notable names include Rose Harper Mays and Banks with runs batted in while Mays and McCovey lead in home runs and Koufax and Gibson anchor the strikeout list.
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