Sprint Times Eye-Popping In AAU Track Championship
In Sacramento, Charlie Greene and Jim Hines anchor a sizzling AAU Track and Field meet. Hines wins the final after semis clocked 9.9. Greene and Hines both posted 9.9 in semis, while world-record style 9.8 wind aided runs spark skeptics. Meet marks rise in shot put 67-5 and long jump near world mark 27-4.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Amateur Athletic Union
Greene
Hines
Greece
Ronnie Ray Smith
San Jose State
Family Illness Forces Cavarretta to Quit Baseball
Waterbury Indians manager Phil Cavarretta resigns due to serious illness in his family. The move takes effect after today’s game and Ray Mueller, 56, former National League catcher and longtime Cleveland scout, will replace him. Cavarretta previously managed the Chicago Cubs.
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Waterbury, Conn
Phil Cavarretta
Waterbury Indians
Cavarretta
Ray Mueller
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Cubs blanked by Gibson as 46 scoreless innings set NL mark
Chicago sledged by St Louis 10 0 as Bob Gibson dominated the Cubs in a 10 0 win. Durocher era marked by the streak with 46 scoreless frames, a National League record, while Gibson extended his scoreless string to 38. Other NL results included Atlanta over Cincinnati 3 1 and Philadelphia over San Francisco 2 1. Mets beat Houston 5 3 as Tom Seaver fanned 12 in a 10 inning duel.
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Associated Press
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Durocher
Gibson
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Chicago
Cub
Cubs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Fairey
Tom Seaver
Mets
Cleon Jones
Larry Dierker
Art Shamsky
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Atlanta Atsge
Bu Philadelphia
New York
Wagner's homer sparks White Sox past Indians in opener
Leon Wagner hit his first homer since last summer, driving in six runs as Chicago overcame Cleveland 8 to 4. Denny McLain shut down Boston with a three-hitter, while Mickey Stanley drove in four for Detroit in a 5-1 win as Detroit gained 8 1/2 games on the AL leaders. Millan sidelined by swollen left hand for Braves.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Chicago
Russ Snyder
Indians
Wagner
White Sox
Denny McLain
Boston
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Tigers
Tommy Davis
Ken Berry
RBI
Tommy John
Baltimore
Minnesota
McLain
Red Sox
George Scott
Elston Howard
Millan
Atlanta
Felix Millan
Atlanta Braves
Sundel
Cincinnati
Clay Carroll
Braves
Golfer Says Final Lead Only Counts After 72 Holes
Oklahoma State's Grier Jones holds a two stroke edge after 36 holes in the 71st NCAA golf championship, with Arizona State's Mike Morley posting a 69 and Mike Morley’s teammate Paul Purtzer two rounds back. Arizona State trails OSU in the team race by one stroke as Georgia's Alle Miller sits within three.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Oklahoma State
Grier Jones
Arizona State
Cowboys
Mike Morley
New Mexico State University
Morley
Paul Purtzer
Jones
Alle Miller
Georgia
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Japan
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Mexico
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