AAU Meet Sets Today for National Championships in San Diego
The National AAU Championships in San Diego draw top track stars as college bans limit entrants. Winners earn spots on the U.S. team for the July Russian meet in Kiev. Injuries loom for Randy Matson and Gerry Lindgren, leaving doors open for possible late additions. Highlights include the 120 yard high hurdles and the three mile run with Richmond Flowers aiming to repeat.
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San Diego
Calif
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
U.S
Kiev
J. Tracey Sullivan
Pacific Southwest Association
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Sullivan
Don Hull
Russia
Matson
Richmond Flowers
Montgomery
Ala
Blaine Lindgren
Don _ Shy
Willie Davenport
Roger Morgan
Modesto
Bob Schul
Neville Scott
New Zeland
Ron Larrieu
Aaron Leads Pack In St. Paul Open
Tommy Aaron seized a two stroke halfway lead at the St. Paul Open with a five under par 66 to reach 133 nine under. Arnold Palmer among a tightly packed group at 135, while Lionel Hebert Ray Floyd and others trailed. Weathered by wind, Aaron compacted six birdies and one bogey with a 40-foot iron shot saving par on 11.
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ST. Paul
Gene Littler
Johnny Pott
Bruce Devlin
Jim Ferriell
Frank Beard
Aaron
Cupit
Batdorff
Devlin
Glover
Gainesville
Lema
Palmer
Chuck Courtney
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don January
Julius Boros
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Minn
Tommy Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Joe Campbell
Bob Goaiby
Bob Batdorff
Dean Refram
Jacky Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Ray Floyd
Dick Mayer
Jim Ferriett
Charles Sifford
Randy Glover
Bob McCallister
Dick Sikes
Ommy Jacobs
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
George Archer
Johnny Cook
Tony Evans
Tom Weiskopf
Billy Maxwell
Dave Ragan
Tony Lema
Cary Middlecoftt
Billy Martindale
Tom Shaw
Gardner Dickinson
Jack McGowan
Pete Brown
Bobby Nichols
Bert Yancey
Don Stickney
Bill Garrett
Sonny Methvin
Miller Barber
Hideo Suaimote
Bob Rosburg
Harold Kneece
Dick Rhyan
Paul Bondeson
Ed Griffiths
McDowell Wins Ninth As Indians Blank A's 2-0
Sam McDowell pitched four-hits and 13 strikeouts to earn his ninth win as Cleveland shut out Kansas City 2-0. Rocky Colavito and Fred Whitfield hit solo homers, with McDowell gaining support from his bullpen in the ninth. The win pulled Cleveland to 12 victories in 13 games, and McDowell moved to 9-3 with a league leading 137 strikeouts.
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
McDowell
Gary Bell
Colavito
Whitfield
Jim Hunter
Bert Campaneris
Bridie Tebbetts
Bell
Campaneris
Howser
Gonzalez
Hunter
Dow
Matews
Rosario
Lobkansas City 1G Cleveland 778.Carmpaneris
Azcue
Sb—Davalillo
Alvis
Dickson
Jackson Downs Second-Ranked Newman 6-2, 6-3
Unseeded Jack Jackson of Tuscaloosa defeated second-ranked Newman 6-2 6-3 in the Tennessee Valley Invitational Tennis quarterfinals. Bill Harris, eighth, beat fourth seed John Pickens 7-5 6-2 to face top seed Bill Tym next.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Jack Jackson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Butch) Newman
Bill Harris
West Palm Beach
Fla
John Pickens
Harris
Bill Tym
Jacksonville
Germany
Deltevi Nitsche
Billy Higgins
Oklahoma
Mexico City
Jaime Subrats
Cardinals Sign Young Righty From Dartmouth
St Louis signed 22 year old right handed pitcher Theodore Friel from Pittsfield Massachusetts. He posted a 20 win and 6 loss record over three seasons at Dartmouth College and will be assigned to the Cardinals Raleigh North Carolina farm team.
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ST. Louis
Pittsfield
Mass
Theodore Friel
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Howsam
Friel
Dartmouth College
Cardinals
Raleigh
Shaw Throws One Hitter As Giants Beat Phillies
San Francisco ace Bob Shaw silenced Philadelphia for a 4-1 win, allowed only Wes Covington’s solo homer as the Phillies managed a single other hit. Shaw faced repeated resin checks and warnings but held firm, improving to 7-4. Cap Peterson and Jim Davenport provided early scoring support in a controlled Giants win.
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SAN Francisco
Bob Shaw
Giants
Philadelphia
Shaw
Wes Covington
Bo Belinsky
Jim Davenport
Jesus Alou
Cape Peterson
Alou
Jim Hart
Jack Baldschun
Phil
Covington
Kathy Whitworth Leads Lady Carling After Round One
Kathy Whitworth top of the standings at Turf Valley in Ellicott City with a 70 score. Margie Masters and Carol Mann close behind at 71, while Sybil Griffin and Marlene Hagge tied for early leaders with 72 and 73 respectively.
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Ellicott City
Kathy Whitworth
Turf Valley Country Club
Australia
Margie Masters
Carol Mann
Towson, Ad
Sybil Griffin
Baton Rouge
Marlene Hagge
Sandra Haynie
Ft. Worth
Tex
Susie Maxwell
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Whitworth
San Antonio
Miss Masters
Victoria
Miss Mann
Catherine LaCoste
Atlantic City
Mickey Wright
Lacy
Clifford Ann Creed
Judy Kimball
Barbara Romack
Beth Stone
Kathy Cornelius
Janice Ferraris
Sandra Spuzich
Donna Copini
Andy Corn
Marilynn Smith
Gloria Armstrong
Althea Gibson
Mary Mills
Betsy Rawls
Louise Suggs
Judy Torlune
East Tops Threats In Fifth All-America Game Night
East presents top threats in Huarte Snow Hayes against West stars including Sayers Elkins Smith Hill and Staubach. The 8:30 p.m. EST game at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo will be telecast by ABC with about 25 000 to 27 000 spectators expected.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John Huarte
Jack Snow
Notre Dame
Air Arm
Fleet Bob Hayes
Craig Morton
California
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
War Memorial Stadium
American Broadcasting Company
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Hayes
Florida A&m
Huarte
Rojzer Staubach
Navy
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Staubach
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Stichweh
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Jim Nance
Syracuse
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
Ken Willard
North Carolina
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Jerry Smith
Arizona State
Fred Hill
Southern California
Sayers
Mickey Sutton
Auburn
Larry Dupree
National Football League
American Football League
Bill Zadel
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
Butkus
Chicago Bears
Curry
Green Bay
Morton
Rhome
Dallas
Rick Redman
Washington
San Diego
George Mira
Miami
San Francisco 49Ers
Ellis Becomes First 12-Game Winner in Reds Win 3-1
Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 3-1 as Sammy Ellis becomes the majors first 12-game winner. Pavletich hits a go ahead 11th inning homer off Billy O Dell after Don Pavletich singles and Frank Robinson starts the rally. Torre belts a fourth inning homer for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Don Pavletich
Ellis
Braves
Frank Robinson
Pavietich
Billy O'Dell
O'Dell
Dick Kelley
Kelley
Deron Johnson
Joe Torre
Pavletich
Harper
Djones
Rose
Bolling
Pinson
Aaron Rf
Robinson
Torren
Johnson
Matews
Pavillon
Oliver
Perez
Ocarty
Cardenas
Wood
Hr—Pavietich
Torre
Sb—Rose
Aaron iPow
Abbso Ellis
S.J. Ban
Shreveport Girl Falls To Power In Net Tourney
Connie Capozzi of Middle town Ohio defeated Alice de Rochemont of Shreveport La 6-3 6-0 to win the Southern Girls Tourney 14 under title. Wendy Overton of Ormond Beach Fla beat Bonnie Logan of Durham N C 6-3 6-0, and Patsy Rippy of Shawnee Ohio upset Chris Koutras 6-1 6-4 in 14 under semifinals. In the Tennessee Valley Invitational 14 under semis Jimmy Connor East St Louis Ill ousted Forrest Simmons Chattanooga 6-9 6-3 9-7. Puerto Ricans Antonio Ortiz San Juan and Ramon Almonte Rio Piedras won 6 under semis Ortiz over Charles Owens Tuscaloosa Ala 6-2 6-1, Almonte over Rocky Huffman Rome Ga 6-6 2-?
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Jimmy Connors
Forrest Simmons
Chattanooga
Simmons
East St. Louis
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Dan Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Wis
Howard
Neely
Tampa
Greg Hilley
Lookout Mountain
Buddy Miles
Jackson
Miss
Joe Garcia
Freddie DeJesus
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Steve Faulk
Bob Ecuyer
New Orleans
Phil Adams
Gordon Traylor
Shreveport
Alice de Rochemont
Jean Mills
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Peggy Douglass
Judy Willett
Yankees Triumph 5-1 Over Los Angeles
New York defeats Los Angeles 5 to 1 as Bob Lee walks in a key eighth inning run. Tresh drives in the go ahead with a double, while Power adds a two run hit. Downing holds L A to two hits through eight, Clarke and Kubek contribute. Yankees rise to sixth in the AL.
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NEW York
Bob Lee
Horace Clarke
Tom Tresh
Los Angeles
Bill Rigney
New York Yankees
Yankees
Rigney
Clege Boyer
al Downing
Clarke
Downing
Tresh
Lee
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
The
Angeles
Vic Power
Power
Pedro Ramos
Dean Chance
LOS Anobles
Cardenal Cf
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Peterson
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al Weis
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Chicago
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Florida
John Atamian
Ara Parseghian
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