Westminster coach job up in air amid recruiting moves
Westminster College faces uncertainty over its basketball coaching position as athletics director Harold Barry seeks a quick fill after Ron Galbreath’s departure. Meanwhile recruits Fred Rothen and Tom Ritchey from Knoch High enrolled at Westminster, joining a slate of local sports notes and upcoming schedules across area colleges.
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Westminster College
Harold Barry
Ron Galbreath
Knoch
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Westminster
Fred Rothen
Tom Ritchey
Janie Fassinger
Jackson Batters Boston in Bat Controversy and MLB Roundup
Reggie Jackson steered Oakland to a 13-5 win as a chipped bat forced removal and a protest from Boston’s catcher Ross Nixon. Jackson collected nine hits in the series, including four homers, a triple and two doubles with 15 RBIs. Orioles sweep, Tigers, Twins, Yankees win in varied outcomes. Bat Day draws 58,000.
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Red Sox
Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Ross Nixon
Jackson
Oakland
Kim Landis
Athletics
Paul Blair
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
White Sox
Dave McNally
Tom Phoebus
McNally
Dick McAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Earl Wilson
Graig Nettles
Rod Carew
Twins
Harmon Killebrew Uipled
Dave Bagwell
Jimmie Hall
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Joe Schultz
Pilots
Yankee Stadium
Nestor Chulak
Naw York
Colton dominates Michigan track meets with records
Jaynet Colton of New Wilmington won the Midland City Invitational 440 yard dash for girls 13 and under with 46.12 seconds, setting a new mark. She later won the 880 yard run at the Lipke Wolverine Meet in Detroit in 2:27.8, the fastest outdoor time yet. Mohawk Area Boosters Club meets Monday at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
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New Wilmington
Wifsen
Michigan
Midland
Mich
United States
Canada
Jaynet
Detroit
Mohawk Area Boosters Club
Probable pitchers and schedule for today’s baseball games
United Press International lists today's probable pitchers for evening games in EDT. Chicago at Pittsburgh 8 p.m. Montreal at St Louis 9 p.m. Houston at Atlanta 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. San Diego at Los Angeles 5 p.m. Cincinnati at San Francisco 4 p.m. Sunday results include Detroit 7 Kansas City 0 and Baltimore 9 Chicago 0 with rain notes. Additional games: Oakland at Kansas City 7 p.m. California at Minnesota 9 p.m. Seattle at Chicago 9:30 p.m. Boston at Cleveland 7:44 p.m. Detroit at New York 8 p.m.
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al Air Chicago
Moody wins U S Open in dramatic final round
Orville Moody captures the U S Open title after a grueling final round, overcoming a chaotic finish as contenders faltered. The Houston competition saw a tight leaderboard with Moody seizing the lead late to seal victory amid a tense gusty finish.
Sykes defends crown at national intercollegiate golf
Gail Sykes of East Carolina led the field in the women’s national intercollegiate golf tournament at Penn State. The event began with an 18 hole qualifier, with match play starting Tuesday and finals set for Saturday. The field includes Carol Semple and Dorothy Germain plus entrants from Arizona State, Stanford, Rollins, Miami, Harris Teachers College, and Penn State representatives Vivian Brownlee, Gloria Hite, and Sally Smith.
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Hollins
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Southern Ninais
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SIU
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Je Strand
Jari Crow
Nancy Regier
Shelly Hamlin
Stanford
Connie Irischman
Rollins
Fla
Sandy Thomas
Cynthia Fill
Miami
Marcel
Drysdale set for comeback after victory with Dodgers
Dodgers right hander Don Drysdale returned from eight weeks on the disabled list to win his first game since opening day as Los Angeles edged the Mets 3 2. He declared readiness to reclaim his spot in the rotation and praised improved control after the layoff.
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UPI
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Reds
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Bob Etheridge
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Henderson
Dan McGinn
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Astros
Curt Flood
Vada Pinson
Don Wilson
Bob Didier
Didier
Ron Reed
Steve Blass
Terry Harmon
Pirates Open Big Series Against Cubs in pennant bid
The Pittsburgh Pirates begin an 11 day stretch with a four game set in Pittsburgh against the Chicago Cubs to narrow the gap atop the division. After a weekend in Philadelphia they visit Chicago for four more. Roberto Clemente, Matty Alou and Willie Stargell pace the offense as Alou leads the league with 96 hits and a .368 average amid a 19 game hitting streak. Dick Selma will start for Chicago opposite Jim Bunning.
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UPD
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Bucs
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Pirates
Atlanta
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Bob Moose
Chuck Hartenstein
Roberto Clemente
Matty Alou
Richie Hebner
Alou
Hebner
Clemente
AL Oliver
Willie Stargell
Dick Selma
Jim Bunning
Bigest race horse Louisvilles Louie Bald Fagle
Louisvilles biggest race horse Bald Fagle stood 17 hands high and was the era’s leading horse since 1905. Rose, a sensation in 1905, measured 17.3 hands high.
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Louisville
Bald Fagle
Rose
First Half Ends in 7th Ward League Play
This week concludes the first half of league play and all managers may sign new players to their rosters by June 24. Officers and managers are asked to attend an important meeting Friday night at the 7th Ward headquarters to discuss plans for a benefit game.
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