Parade of Marks Begins in AAU Swim Meet
Canadian Ralph Hutton swam 4 06.5 to win the 400 meter free at the 18th National AAU Outdoor Championships in Lincoln. Debbie Meyer of Sacramento posted 4 26.7 in the same event as world records loomed. Karin Muir broke the meet mark in the 200 backstroke with 2 24.3 though short of the world record 2 23.8. Mark Spitz's looming world record and Schollander rivalry were highlighted as world marks seemed possible in six events tonight. Meyer aimed for 4 25.0 and fell 1.3 seconds short of a new world mark. Hutton, a former Olympian, shifted focus to the 400 free this spring.
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Cub Champs Suffer a Loss in Cub Softball Standings
McKinley Red, Grant Blue and Grant Red credited with victories. McKinley Red beat Lincoln Yellow 22 15 with Roger Tompkins earning the win and Kiser the catcher. Grant Red received a forfeit victory over McKinley Blue. Grant Blue won 28 16, with Mark Graettinger the winning pitcher and S Stonebarger the loser. David Woodhouse homered for Grant Blue, and Krieger and Roth tripled.
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Marichal Finishes What He Starts in NL Thrilling Night
Juan Marichal pitched his 16th consecutive complete game and his 20th win as San Francisco blanked Los Angeles 2 0. He outdueled Don Drysdale in a headline NL night, while Atlanta beat New York 4 2 Chicago defeated Houston 4 1 St Louis edged Philadelphia 2 1 in rain shortened game and Pittsburgh crushed Cincinnati 6 1.
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Minor League Scores From Multiple Circuits
In international league action Toledo beat Louisville 5 to 1 and Columbus defeated Buffalo 4 to 1 while Syracuse topped Jacksonville 7 to 3. Rochester game at Richmond postponed by rain. Pacific Coast League results included Indianapolis 3 Denver 1 and San Diego 4 Oklahoma City 2. Tulsa 6 Phoenix 5, Vancouver 7 Portland 4, Hawaii 11 Seattle 3, Tacoma 9 Spokane 4.
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Hits Grand Slam Homer Hansen Best With Men on Base
Mike Recht reports Hansen delivers a grand slam with three on, boosting the Senators past the Tigers 9 3 as Baltimore, New York and Minnesota win. Hansen, 20-year veteran, also turned an unassisted triple play days earlier.
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Nicklaus Finds Old Putter Stance For Western Lead
AP: Jack Nicklaus reverts to a crouched putting stance using an old putter and shoots six under 65 to lead the Western first round by two strokes. The Big Bear, inactive since October, tied Lawson Little’s course record from 1940. Miller Barber posts 67 with five birdie putts while Terry Dill trails. 27 players go under par in a field of 150. 36 holes will trim to within 10 of the lead.
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