Nightingale Eyes NCAA Steeplechase Berth At BYU
Kansas State star Conrad Nightingale, the Big Eight’s top miler, posted 8:45.6 in the Compton Relays steeplechase, leading the NCAA contenders and marking a possible Olympic path. Nightingale, a veterinary student, trains under altitude programs and aims for BYU’s June championships amid strong peers.
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Jim Ryan
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Compton Coliseum
Los Angeles
Gaston Roelants
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Pat Traynor
Air Force
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Conrad
BYU
de- Loss Dodds
Jack Daniel
Adams State
Colorado
Bob Richards
Chris McCubbbings
Oklahoma State
Bob Price
California
Compton
McCubbins
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Ryun
Tillotson Wins Third With Mantle's Late Blast
Thad Tillotson remained undefeated in his first major league season as he led the Yankees to a 4-2 win over the Senators aided by Mickey Mantle's 12th homer. The Dodgers trade for Dick Schofield continues to pay off for New York.
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New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Tillotson
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Johnny Sain
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Sain
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Cesar Tovar
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Cleveland
Bill Kelso
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Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Mike Epstein
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McLain
Phil Roof
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Steve Bailey
Tovar
Rod Carew
Bob Allison
Twins
Tony Oliva
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Indians
Kelso
Nick Willhite
Paul Shear
Angels
Jose Cardenal
National League Standings and Week's Results
National League standings show Cincinnati atop with 27 wins and 18 losses while St Louis and San Francisco hover near .500. Monday results feature Dodgers over Braves, Cubs over Phillies, and Astros over Cardinals. Upcoming games include Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh in twilight nights.
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Setar
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Philadelphia
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Ellsworth
Boozer
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Selma
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Lemaster
Perry
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Williston
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Tory Fretz
Harrisburg
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Minnesota American Basketball Association
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National Basketball Association
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National Hockey League
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American League Batting Leaders and Key Streaks noted
Highlights include Kaline Del. 149 at bats and F. Robinson Ball .331, plus runs leaders McAuliffe and Tovar with 38. In pitching Lonborg and D Chance top 71 and 92 decisions, while National League sees Clemente Cepeda Brock and Rose leading batting and runs. Several heavyweight boxing and boxing results listed from Milwaukee Walpole Auckland and Las Vegas events.
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Calif
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Tovar
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Houst
Rose
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Phil
T.davis
W.Y
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Torre
Art
Perez
Wills
Phillips
Chiché
Harper
W.davis
L.A
Holtzman
Mic
Veale
Ween
Lemaster
Atl
Arrigo
Nolan
Carlton
St.l
Marichal
S.F
Gibson
Drysdale
Roberto Clemente Named May Player of the Month
Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates is named National League Player of the Month for May after hitting .400 with 29 RBIs and nine homers. Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants is runner up with a 6-1 May and 1.29 ERA. Tom Haller batted .352 in May.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Slug Eine
Clemente
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Tom Haller
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dongers
Rusty Staub
Houston Astros
Staub
Drysdale
West Monroe Boys Club Triumph In Tight Match
The Stag Shop edged Fare Trailer 4-3 Monday as Mills hit a triple and drove in the go ahead run. Keith collected two of three for the winners, while Austin added two hits in three trips. Zachary Plastics defeated by Ken Teylor two for three and Hank Taylor also two for three for Zachary.
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Keith
Austin
Nic Cade
Zachary Plastics
Ken Teylor
Hank Taylor
Zachary
Gotay solid in fill in stint with Astros as Morgan rests
Puerto Rican 27 year old Julio Gotay fills second base for Houston as Joe Morgan serves two week Army Reserve duty. Gotay doubles and two singles driving in two runs in a 5-2 Astros win over St Louis. He hopes the assignment extends beyond two weeks.
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Morgan
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Houston
St. Louis
Twins
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Alredy
Bueno Roche advance in Northern Tennis meet
Maria Bueno of Brazil and Tony Roche of Australia moved into the Wimbledon contenders with straight set wins in Manchester. Bueno defeated Pat Nunslow 6-1 6-1 in women's singles. Roche beat J Hing 6-1 6-2 in men's singles first round.
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J. Hing
New Zealand
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Cecilia Martinez
San Francisco
Patt Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Father Allen
Nadine Netter
Scarsdale
N.Y
Sharon Heath
Watlis Blake
Mrs. H. Boyle
Wendy Overton
Ormond Beach
Fla
Robin Lloyd
Penaroya Outpoints Adams in Stockton Boxing Show
Rollie Penaroya, 119, of Stockton, outpointed Mike Adame, 120, of El Paso, in a 10-round main event on Monday night. Penaroya remains unbeaten in statewide showings and is rated ninth by Ring Magazine. Adame suffered a bleeding nose from round eight.
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Rollie Penaroya
Mike Adame
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Tex
Penaroya
Ring Magazine
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Adame
Yanks Lead In First Round Of 1967 Baseball Draft
New York Yankees hold the first pick in the two day 1967 draft as Ken Holtzman Rick Monday and Tom Seaver are among standout prospects. The draft spans regular and special phases with teams selecting amateurs and previously unsigned players.
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Ken Holtzman
Rick Monday
Joe Coleman
Tom Seaver
Gary Nolan
Rich Nye
Bill Dillman
New York Yankees
Terry Hughes
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S.C
Kansas City A’s
A’s
Les Rohr
New York Mets
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Don Shaw
Baltimore
Shaw
Dillman
Cincinnati
Cubs
Nye
Yanks
Los Angeles Dodgers
Auburn Claims District 3 Title
Auburn defeats Clemson 6-5 in 13 innings to win the NCAA District 3 baseball playoff title. Scotty Long belts a second homer in the 13th and a eighth inning triple while Q W Lowe pitches all 13 for Auburn, who advances to the College World Series in Omaha. Rusty Adkins leads Clemson with a homer and a double. Auburn will face Ohio State in the CWS opener after Stanford-Houston.
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Pete Myers
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