Nagel Reinstated as Iowa Football Coach After Furor
Ray Nagel was reinstated as Iowa football coach for the duration of his five year contract following a board vote. The action followed fallout from a state auditor probe into falsified expense accounts by assistants and a dispute with Athletic Director Forest Evashevski. The board said players favored Nagel returning and that the team would fully account for recruiting funds.
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Nino Benvenuti Faces Bethea in World Middleweight Tilt
UMAG Yugoslavia AP Nino Benvenuti defends his world middleweight title tonight against Tom Bethea the challenger aiming to dethrone the Italian champion. Benvenuti has beaten American challengers since reclaiming the crown in March 1967 including Don Fullmer Frazier Scott and Luis Rodriguez in 1968 and 1969.
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Merritt Wins in Dome Duel as Reds Top Dierker 5-2
Jim Merritt weakened by none as Cincinnati beat Houston 5-2 at the Astrodome. Merritt allowed 10 hits in seven innings while striking out six to earn his ninth win, lifting the Reds 6 1/2 games ahead of the Dodgers in the NL West. Perez and Carbo homered off Larry Dierker as Cincinnati erased an early 1-0 deficit and pulled away with a four-run fourth.
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Fenwick Falcons Fall 8-0 in Regional Opener
Anna Rockets defeated Fenwick 8-0 at Municipal Stadium to end Fenwick’s season 22-6. Errors in the first inning opened the door for Anna as Lef ty Frilling and Rob Schemmel held Fenwick to three hits. Falcon pitcher Bob Bowman took the loss while Jim Foyt, Mike Frilling and Roger Lawrence starred for Anna. Lincoln Heights beat Coldwater 2-1 to reach the finals, then defeated Anna 5-1 to advance to the state finals in Worthington next weekend.
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National League Friday Results And Sunday Schedule
National League results show Chicago defeated New York 6 4 Montreal beat Pittsburgh 6 3 St Louis won 6 3 over Philadelphia Cincinnati topped Houston 5 2 and San Francisco 9 4 over San Diego. Sunday games include St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York among others with rain in Toledo.
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Chance Night Turns Sour For Indians Pitcher Chance
Cleveland right-hander Chance lasts three innings as the Yankees win 7-4. A rough third inning, three unearned runs, and five Indians errors fuel New York victory. Roy White homers, Fritz Peterson gets win in relief. Indians Benched by defensive miscues leading to loss.
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Major League Leaders Summary
The data lists leading players by category: batting leaders include Carty Atlanta 418 at bats with .396 and runs by Boals San Francisco 40, Carty 35, H Aaron 35. RBI leaders H Aaron 41 and Perez 41. Hits Carty 59 and Perez 57. Doubles W Parker 15 and Wynn 14. Triples Clemente 7 and Morgan 6. Home runs H Aaron 16 with Richie Allen and Perez at 14. Stolen bases Bonds 20 and Wills 15. Pitching 5 decisions Nash 5 1 .833 with 3.30 ERA and Simpson 5 1 .833 2.11. Strikeouts Seaver 98 and Stoneman listed for Montreal.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings from the Season Rally
Carew leads Minnesota with a .418 batting average for nine at bats while Robinson of Baltimore hits .378. Tovar tops runs with 38. J Powell and Oliva drive in 34. A Johnson and F Alou rack up big hits. Harper and Kelly steal bases. Tiant and Hall headline pitching with strong records and high strikeout totals from McDowell and Lolich.
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Braves Pitcher Pat Jarvis Tosses Five-Hitter In 1-0 Win Over Dodgers
Pat Jarvis of the Braves pitched a five-hitter to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0. Jim Hickman of the Cubs drove in three runs with a homer and double in Chicago’s 6-4 win over his former teammates, the New York Mets.
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Dick Thomas Wins Yonkers Championship Pace
Dick Thomas charged from fourth to win the National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway, setting a 1.58 mile record. He pushed hard on Good Chase during the finale of Yonkers International Pacing Series, describing it as a bold late move that paid off.
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Baseball scores from a multi-game lineup
The report lists a series of baseball scores with teams including Baltimore, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, California, Minnesota, Oakland, Chicago, Kansas City and Milwaukee. Scores shown feature several high totals and close matchups across the pairings.
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