Oriole Tiger TV Tilt Ends Without Final Finish
In a Monday night telecast the Tigers led 4-0 but the Orioles tied it with a Brooks Robinson homer, a pine tar dispute and curfew ending after 13 innings at 4-4. The game to resume at 14 innings was halted by Baltimore’s curfew, leaving fans awaiting the completion.
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Gulf South Conference formed by eight colleges
Eight college presidents moved to ratify the Gulf South Conference formed from Mid-South and Gulf States members. The new league includes Tennessee Martin, Troy State, Livingston State, Florence State, Jacksonville State, Delta State, Southeastern Louisiana, and Nicholls State with Vernon Galliano elected president.
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Catchers Vie For AL All-Star Catcher Nominees
AP report shows Ray Fosse leading Bill Freehan for the American League starting catcher spot with 336 770 votes to 289 088 as balloting ends next Wednesday. The latest tabulation lists leaders at each position including Yastrzemski Oliva and Robinson among outfielders and Carew Aparicio infielders.
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McDaniel Expected to Bolster Yankees Bullpen This Season
Lindy McDaniel, 35, veteran reliever who debuted with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1955, is again anticipated to be a major contributor for the New York Yankees. He went 9-5 last season with 29 saves and posted a 2.01 ERA, the best of his career.
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West Monroe Dixie Youth: Al Sanders Tosses Two-Hitter for 40 East Win
Al Sanders fired a two-hitter with 16 strikeouts in 18 faced to lift West Monroe Dixie Youth Sanders to a 4 0 East League victory over Southern Tool and claim the second half title. Mark Hendricks added two hits. Terry Crocker took the loss.
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Golf Tourney Set At Selman Field
Selman Field golf course will host an individual tournament Sunday and Monday. Tee time will be each day. Deadline to enter is Saturday. Entrance fee is $3. Prizes for best round best overall score and a hole in one. Trophies for first and second places in each of four flights.
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Twin City Glass Tops People's Homestead 6–3 in Fourth Inning
Monroe Dixie Senior outscored People's Homestead 6–3 as Twin City Glass exploded for six runs in the fourth. Mikey Loftin went 2 for 2 leading the offense while Bruce Hanks earned the win and Anthony took the loss.
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Youthful U S and Soviet teams set for California clash
In Berkeley, California, the United States and Soviet Union track squads bring youthful lineups. Coaches Vladimir Popov and Dave Maggard decline predictions as they prepare for a weekend meet at the University of California. Popov notes many of his runners may compete in Munich next year. Maggard says top U S stars are not all present, including miler Marty Liquori.
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Yancey Seizes Amana VIP With 63 In Upset Tourney
Bert Yancey, 32, shot a course record 9 under par 63 at the Fifth Annual Amana VIP golf tournament in Iowa City to win $2,500, edging Bert Lunn and others as Lee Trevino finished 31st. Trevino praised the heat helped conditions while Yancey credited hot putting and a front nine 29 for the victory.
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Dixie American Bank Edges Shel Off In Seven Five Victory
Dixie American Bank defeated Shel Off 7 to 5 as Rod Messina collected two hits and Cuebdirts added one. Mike Ditta led the losers with two hits while Tom Hero earned the win on the mound and Bob Townley took the loss.
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Pub Crew Aims to Take Grand at Henley Regatta
Lou Barry leads Tideway Scullers as London dockers and businessmen rowers aim to win the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. The crew, based in a riverside pub, vows not to export the cup this year despite strong international rivals. They face Cairo police squad in the Grand and also compete in Stewards and Prince Philip cups with U.S. and South African teams among foes.
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Hansen's Relief Lifts Shreveport In Dixie Action
Hansen pitched eight and two thirds innings of five hit scoreless relief to boost Shreveport past Memphis 6 to 4. Rain postponed three Dixie games Amarillo at Dallas Fort Worth Birmingham at Arkansas Albuquerque at San Antonio.
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West Monroe Softball Scores Big. Charlotte Tops Asheville
West Monroe drilled Columbus 6-2 while Charlotte edged Asheville 6-4 and Savannah beat Jacksonville 4-3. Rick Storm led Charlotte with a homer a double and two singles as Asheville clung to a slim Dixie lead amid other regional standings.
Ro land students chase world trampoline record
Ten students from Roland Michener secondary school began a trampoline marathon on June 11 in South Porcupine Ont. They aim to beat the existing world record of 442 hours set by a Western Australia group in 1969.
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Dixie Seniors blank Monroe Awning 11-0 in game
Ken Adams pitched for Humphries and took the loss while Sam Devis suffered the defeat for the Dixie Seniors. The line score notes a three hitter with 12 strikeouts by Gruen. Monroe and Awning won 11 to 0 with J D B Smith Kurt Hummel and R Tent Hutt collecting two hits each. Jerry Walker Phill Hearn Jimny Wink had a hit for the losers. Kim Kiper was the winning pitcher.
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