Tigers Split Twinbill From A's. Set 9 Hour Playing Record
Rookie Dave Duncan homered to start the 19th inning as Kansas City beat Detroit 6 to 5 in the second game of a nine hour doubleheader that eclipsed the AL mark. Detroit won the opener 7 to 1 on a bases loaded single by Bill Heath with two out in the ninth. The doubleheader lasted 9:05, breaking the previous 8:04 record set in 1965.
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Cleveland
West Monroe Recreation League Baseball Roundup
The Papemakers topped Universal Packing in the Areas League with Rawls and Harmoy the winning battery. Berry Mederies and Guid ry homered for the winners, Howe had a hit for the losers. In the Boys League Easterling and Traster won the battery. Ketoneil and Butler lost. Osburn and Ashley homered for the winners. Smith singled for the youths. The Rebels defeated Bethel Baptist as Goldman and Amartin led the battery and McCormick and Wade lost. In the Adult League Macks and Harris won the battery, Furice homered, Bailey and Hicks had three hits each. The Lady Rebels won over First Baptist. Blazer and Lewis won the battery. The Boys Club beat Fortt Baptist. Dowdy and Brister won the battery. Washington cap Ed Brinkman remained in hospital after helmet collision with Jim Lonborg.
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Major League baseball scores and standings notes
A jumble of box score fragments shows various MLB games with team names and partial player lines. The snippet mentions New York Philadelphia Atlanta Houston San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Baltimore and Cleveland among others with scattered scores and players, indicating a roundup of results from multiple leagues.
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California relay team breaks world mark at NCAA meet
West Coast power Cap-Southern California shattered the world record with 28.6 in the 440- relay at the 46th NCAA meet. Bart McCulouch Fred Kuller QJ Simpson Lennox Miller formed the quartet that bettered the previous mark by a full second, while Texas A&M’s Randy Matson excelled in discus and shot. Jim Ryan of Kansas tied up the mile, though he felt the pace was slow.
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Fred Kuller
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Defending champs dominate events in scattered meet results
Wade Bell of Oreso won the half mile in 148.00, defeating Den nis Carr of Southern California In Path. Bob Steele of Michigan State led the hurdles, Delmon McNabb claimed the javelin at 65-5, and Steve Brown of Idaho edged Emmett Tasior in the 440. Tommie Smith, world record holder, won the 20 yard dash in 20.20 with early heats also clocking 20.20.
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Oreso
Dennis Carr
California
Carr
Bob Steele
Michigan State
Delmon McNabb
Louusiana State
Steve Brown
Idaho
Ed Caruthers
Arizona
Brown
Emmett Tasior
Ohio University
Steve Carson
Iowa State
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Tommie Smith
San Jose
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Track stars shine at NCAA meet with records set
Reports from Provo Utah show multiple athletes from Southern California, Oregon, and other schools posting fast times and near record marks. Notable names include Randy Matson, Bob Steele, and Geoff Vanderstoen as finalists in sprint and field events amid standings and heat results.
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Maijtter Sembsen
Ternes
Rice
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Maryland
Jim Ryan
Raes
Roscoe Divine
Oregon
Sam Burr
Kent State
Larey Wiercorck
Igwe
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Dave Roberts
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Brignam Young
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Pred Kuller
Southern California
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Jerry Bright
Arizona State
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Provo
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Gary Carlen
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South Carolina
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UCLA
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Bob Steele
Moore Gan State
Andy Bell
Geoff Vanderstoen
Southern Californie
Scott Hager
Florida
Carl le Mon
Michigan
Jon Reenter
Iowa
Amateur Fleckman Nears Open Victory at Baltusrol
Marty Fleckman, 28 from Port Arthur Texas, forged a one stroke lead at 209 after a 69 in round three of the National Open. Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Bill Casper remained within three while Fleckman aimed to become the first amateur Open winner since 1933.
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Mathews Houston Atlanta Split In Day Night Doubleheader
Houston defeats Atlanta in the nightcap as Mathews Houston belts his 498th career homer to lift the Astros. Braves push early with three runs including Mike de la Hoz’s two-out homer, but Houston answers with late scoring to seal the win.
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de la Hes
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Astros
Tony Cloninger
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Northeast Clinic Highlights Coaching Tactics From Dickey Hartman
Doug Dickey and Jack Hartman led practical talks on defense and option plays at the Northeast Summer Coaching Clinic closing on the Northeast campus. The event featured sessions on pressure defense, ball handling, and quarterback option runs with participation from coaches and trainers.
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Tennessee
Jack Hartman
Ilinois
Northeast
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New York
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Eddie Wojecki
Rice University
Nash Defends DeSiard Title At National Golf Meet
Nash seeks a repeat as defending champion at the DeSiard Club senior event with a large field including entrants from Florida Massachusetts Arkansas Tennessee Texas and Indiana. A Thursday qualifying round seeds the field for brackets while social events run through Saturday with a luncheon bridge and barbecue.
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Monroe Little League and local teams post varied results
A detailed rundown shows Monroe Little League games with numerous scores. Winners include Stewart and Gibson's homer for the Little League, Reynolds adding a double for the losers, and North Monroe Lions as rivals. Other matches feature First Federal edging Charrier Tree Surgeons and Rotary Club activity with minor league insights.
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