Early Runs Seal Krieger's Softball Victory Over Open Loop Stars
Krieger Motors opened with a 1-0 second inning lead and held on to beat the Open Softball league All-Stars 4-2 at Kent-Stein Park. Wayne Schneider and Larry Manley drove in two Krieger runs, while Keith Chapman worked nine innings for the win, allowing three hits and fanning nine. Bob Leech and Rex Oveson collected the Stars' only two multi-hit efforts, as Don Meeker and Vern Lalue pitched for the challengers.
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Blues to Begin Training in Ottawa Under Bowman
The St Louis Blues of the National Hockey League will start training next Wednesday in Ottawa Canada. Coach Scotty Bowman who guided the Blues to third place last year said no changes are anticipated in his squad.
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Benefit Softball Game Scheduled At Wapello Field
A 3 p.m. Sunday benefit softball game at Wapello Community Field pits the Wapello faculty all stars against the WQAD all stars. Admission is 1 for adults and 75 cents for students. Proceeds buy uniforms for basketball cheerleaders.
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Golf sponsors seek even representation to settle PGA feud
Houston AP The Inter national Golf Sponsors Association IGSA met with 34 sponsors representing 5 million in purses to discuss forming a 12 member committee for major tour events. The plan would include three players three retired players three IGSA reps and three PGA reps to resolve the split with the PGA and the American Professional Golfers group.
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Cards' Pennant Countdown Delayed by Giant Sweep
The St Louis Cardinals saw their pennant chances stall after both ends of a doubleheader loss to the San Francisco Giants. Bob Gibson took the loss in the opener as Juan Marichal won his 25th, 8-7 in the nightcap, keeping the Cardinals’ magic number at nine with the Giants close behind. Other NL results included Los Angeles sweeping Cincinnati, Atlanta over Houston, Pittsburgh edging New York, and Philadelphia beating Chicago.
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Horton Becomes Willie As Tigers Roll Past Twins 8 3
Denny McLain earned his 28th win as Willie Horton led Detroit with a three run homer and two doubles in an 8 3 victory over Minnesota. Horton planned a legal name change but postponed due to the team trip.
Sports Schedule Summary Card
Today games include Houston at Atlanta Philadelphia at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh N. Sunday games feature Los Angeles at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh. Monday games list San Francisco at Atlanta Los Angeles at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Houston at Cincinnati N. Only games scheduled Cleveland at Oakland Boston at California Minnesota at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore Washington at New York Boston at Oakland N Detroit at California N Cleveland at Minnesota N Baltimore at Washington N Only games scheduled.
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New and Old to Spice Cleveland Doubleheader
Ancient and modern clash in Cleveland as Art Modell presents a preseason doubleheader in Municipal Stadium. The New York Jets meet the Detroit Lions, while Green Bay Packers make their fourth appearance against the Browns. Coach Blanton Collier recalls the 1967 debacle, but vows pride and a win. NFL preseason action draws 84,000 expected, with strong defensive squads on display.
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Baseball Roundup: Messer Smith Tosses 2-Hit Start
In his first major league start, Andy Messer Smith of the Angels hurled six and one third hitless innings before finishing with a two-hitter in a 4-0 victory over Boston. Willie Horton of Detroit drove in five runs with a double and his 32nd homer as the Tigers walloped Minnesota 8-3, widening Detroit’s AL lead over Baltimore to nine games.
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Associated Press
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Ashe Chosen by Kramer To Win U S Open Tennis
Forest Hills report notes Arthur Ashe as Jack Kramer’s pick to win the U S Open with potential to achieve the American double by also winning the U S Amateur that year. Semifinal matchups pit Ashe against Clark Graebner or John Newcombe, and Tom Okker against Ken Rosewall or Dennis Ralston. Billie Jean King faces Maria Bueno with the winner meeting Virginia Wade for the women’s title.
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Tennis League To Categorize The Net. Players
The United States Lawn Tennis Association plans four player categories to align with international practice. The four groups are the pure amateur teaching professional touring pro and player with varying eligibility for expenses and prize money. Notable names cited include Dennis Ralston Rod Laver Join Newcombe Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner. Montreal Canadiens signed contracts from Terry Harper Ted Harris and Ralph Backstrom.
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