Northeast State Coaching Clinic Adds Six Lecturers
The North east State Summer Coaching Clinic fills its staff with six new lecturers led by Rice University trainer Eddie Wojecki and prominent orthopedic surgeons. Veterans Dixie White, Lenny Fant, and Bob Groseclose join as speakers along with existing coaches Doug Dickey and Jack Hartman. The free clinic runs June 16 to 17 with sessions sponsored by the college departments and a knee injuries symposium sponsored by medical societies.
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Rice University
Eddie Wocks
Northeast State
Jack Rowan
Northeast
Southern Illinois
Department of Health and Physical Education
Department of Athletics
Oua
Chita Medical Society
American College Committee On Trauma
Wojecki
F. X. Cline
Monroe
Don Overdyke
Shreveport
Roy Ledbetter Jr
Dixie White
Dickey
Lenny Fant
Howard College
Samford
Athens
Rice
Medical Association
White
Arkansas
LSU
Frank Broyles
Texas Tech
East Carolina
Fant
Centenary
Louisiana College
East Texas Baptist
Hughes Guides Cardinals Past Dodgers 3-2
In St Louis, Dick Hughes pitched eight strong innings allowing seven hits and no earned runs. Orlando Cepeda hit an inside the park homer for the Cardinals. Tim McCarver and Lou Brock contributed key hits as St Louis held on for a 3-2 win over Los Angeles.
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ST. Louis
Claude Os- Hughes
Tun Wwe
St. Louis Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Parker
Brock H
Javier
Davis
McArver
Ferrara
Tolan
Bressoud
Michael
Hughes
R Miller
J Lo
St.Louis
C ' Cine
Yaad
Yanks Clip Chicago on 10th Inning Hit
New York Yankee Horace Clarke lined a 10th inning single scoring Steve Whitaker from second to give the Yankees a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Whitaker had earlier a pinch single and moved to second on Dick Howser being hit by a pitch. Steve Hamilton earned the win as New York improved to .500.
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NEW York
Horace
Clarke
Steve Whitaker
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Whitaker
Dick Howser
Bobby Locker
Steve Hamilton
Pete Ward
Yankees
White Sox
Yankee
al Downing
Tom McCraw
Ken Berry
Elston Howard
Downing
Chicago
Tommy John
Causey
Hamilton
Womack
John P
Howser
iMartin c
Don
McNertney
Chic Craw
E.howard
SO Locker
Locker
Duncan Homers In First At Bat To Pace A's Win
Rookie Dave Duncan clubbed a three run homer in his first major league at bat helping the Oakland A's build a six run first inning in a 6 0 win at Kansas City to sweep the doubleheader against Cleveland. Jim Gosger added a seventh inning homer in the nightcap and Catfish Hunter earned the win.
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Duncan
Kansas City
Dave Duncan
A's
Cleveland
A’s
Ainst
Steve Hargan
Jim Gosger
Sam McDowell
Indians
Mike Hershberger
Danny
Pirates Crush Phillies 16-1 in 23-Hit Onslaught
The Pittsburgh Pirates bomb Philadelphia 16-1 on Friday night as they collect 23 hits. Gene Alley drives in six runs including a two run triple, Mazeroski adds four RBIs, and Don Lock and Gene Oliver contribute key hits. Rick Wise takes the loss for the Phillies as Boozer works in relief for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Jerry May
Pirates
Gene Alley
Don Lock
Gene Oliver
Philadelphia
Bill Mazeroski
Rick Wise
Alley
Matty Alou
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Cookie Rojas
Mazeroski
Francona
Starcell
Goliver
Rodgers
Callison
Ling
Alleyss
Pagan
Jmay
Ise
Odell
Dell
Toomey Heads National AAU Decathlon Field
Bill Toomey leads a strong field at the national AAU decathlon in Los Angeles at UCLA. Russ Hodges plans only a token appearance due to a knee bone spur, while Kurt Bendlin of West Germany recently surpassed Hodges’ world mark. The top three advance to the USA Britain Commonwealth meet, with Pan American Games and a September West Germany/Duiseldorf match as other rewards.
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Los Angeles
Bill Toomey
Russ Hodges
U.S.A
LSU to play 13 game home schedule for 1967-68
LSU coach Press Maravich announced a 13 game home slate for 1967-68 featuring nine SEC opponents and four non conference foes including Tampa Loyola Clemson Tulane. The squad relies on newcomers as the youngest in the SEC with a 17-1 freshman season.
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Baton Rouge
LSU
Press Maravich
Tigers
Tiger
Tampa
Loyola
Clemson
Tulane
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Alabama
Auburn
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
Bengals
Wisconsin
Marquette
Florida State
Ta University of
Aye Texas
Uetin
Texas
Rouge
Milwaukee Wisc
Baton
Gainesville
Fla
Athens
New Orpe
Oxford
Miss
Knoxville
Tenn
Nashville
Enn
Rose Takes Bantamweight Crown in Melbourne Bout
Lionel Rose, Australia's bantamweight champion, decisively outpointed Rudy Corona of Los Angeles in a ten round fight Friday night. Rose won eight rounds and used sharp left jabs and hooks to the head to control the match.
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Rose
Melbourne
Australia
Lionel Rose
Rudy Corona
Los Angeles
Yastrzemski and Foy power Boston to 8-7 win over Senators
Carl Yastrzemski and Joe Foy hit two homers apiece to lift the Boston Red Sox past the Washington Senators 8-7. Yastrzemski tied the game with a fifth inning shot and homered again in the seventh to break the deadlock, while Foy added a late homer for the decisive run. Jose Santiago earned the win with John Wyatt closing out the ninth.
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Boston
Red Hoth
Carl Yastrzemski
Joe Foy
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Yastrzemski
Foy
Senators
Fed Valentine
John Wyatt
Jose Santiago
Reggis Smith
Frank Howard
Washington
Red Sox
Washington Boston
Rsmith
Valentine
Andrews
F Howard
Ustrinski
Cpeters
Epstein
Coniglaro
Casanova
Petrocili
McMulin
Adair
Brakman
Santiago
Moore
Wyatt
Hmphrys
Ryan
King
Lonborn
E—Epstein
McMullen
Loe
Brinkman
Scott
F.howard
R.smith
Yatsrzemski
Sf—Moore
Humphreys
Fia Santiago
Southwestern Louisiana Wins NAIA Golf Team Title
Southwestern Louisiana captured the team title at the NAIA golf championship in Davenport. Sophomore John Bohmann of Texas Lutheran earned individual honors with an even par 72 final round and a total 286, five strokes ahead of Eastern Michigan's Jim Filipiak. Ben Freeman of Southwestern Louisiana won the birdie on the third hole and placed fourth.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Southwestern Louisiana
John Bohmann
Texas Lutheran
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bohmann
Jim Filipiak
Eastern Michigan
Ben Freeman
Pittsburgh Signs Former NBA Center Joe Strawder for ABA
Pittsburgh club of the American Basketball Association signed 6-10 former NBA center Joe Strawder from the Detroit Pistons. Strawder, 26, an All-America at Bradley, agreed to a one year contract for the 1967-68 season. Details of pay were not disclosed. He averaged 13 rebounds and 10 points per game last season with Detroit.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Club
American Basketball Association
Joe Strawder
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Gabe Rubin
Strawder
Bradley University
NBA
Pistons
Coon Hunt Set At Fair Grounds
A UKC night hunt will be held tonight at 7:00 at the fair grounds per Riley Laffoon president of the North Louisiana Coon Hunters Assoc. Five trophies will be awarded to the winning dogs.
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Fair Grounds
Riley Laffoon
North Louisiana Coon Hunters Assoc
Dodgers Slump Deepens as Vulture Falters in Loss
Los Angeles dropped to eighth in the NL after a 5-4 defeat to Atlanta. Reliever Phil Regan, nicknamed the Vulture, lost his third decision of the young season, extending his string of losses while Dodgers’ stars depart and lineup thins. Felipe Alou delivered the deciding hit in the ninth.
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ST. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phil Regan
Atlanta Braves
Dodgers
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Maury
NPSL Officials To Hold Meeting On USSFA Affiliation
New York AP reports NPSL officials plan a Saturday meeting with the USSFA national commission to push groundwork for affiliation and international recognition. The session follows a Germany conference involving the IFF, NPSL, USSFA, and the United Soccer Association. Ken Macker, NPSL commissioner, says the league seeks USSFA affiliation on same terms as the other U.S. league.
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New York
National Professional Soccer League
United States Soccer Football Association
NPSL
National Commission
USSFA
Germany
International Football Federation
United Soccer Association
Ken Macker
U S and Britain Reach Federation Cup Semifinals
The United States and Britain advanced to the Federation Cup semifinals in Berlin as both swept their two singles matches to take 2-0 leads. Billie Jean King defeated Annette Van Zuyl 6 2 6 4 and Rosemary Casals beat Glenda Swan 6 1 6 4, with the doubles match serving as a formality.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Annette van Zuyl
South Africa
Ace
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Glenda Swan
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McDowell
Orlando Pena
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Horgan
Ramon Webster
Gosger
Chuck Dobson
Kansas City Mayers
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Hunter
Davalillo
Pena
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Bailey
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Colavito
John Alden Knight
Alden Knight
Toomey
Husky Hodge
Kurt Bendlin
West Germany
Ucla
Tigs
Cage State
Dup
USL Linksters
NAIA
Pittsburgh Inks
Coon Hunt
Bruce Terminix
Gene Snow
Burkhard-Schmidt
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Wills
Lou Johnson
Regan
Don Drysdale
Braves
Denis Menke
Felipe Aou
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