White Sox Lose to Monbouquette in Five-Hit defeat
Eddie Stanky faced a frosty reception amid questions about Humphrey and Monbouquette. The White Sox were blanked 5-0 by NYC ace Monbouquette, dropping into a near tie with Boston for the AL lead. The Red Sox, Twins, and Indians won, while Kansas City and Baltimore sat idle.
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All-America Dead At 27 former USC star dies
Montebello Calif AP Mike McKeever former football star at University of Southern California died Thursday night in Montebello Convalescent Hospital. McKeever 27 had lain unconscious and in critical condition since a Dec 3 1965 automobile accident. Trojan coach John McKay called him the best defensive lineman he has seen at USC. Survivors include his widow Judy and twin brother Marlin who played for the Los Angeles Rams.
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Broncos land Tensi as Saban reshapes team night
Lou Saban, new Broncos GM coach, trades for quarterback Steve Tensi to salvage a 4-10 season. Tensi leads a 14-9 win over Minnesota, part of a rare two straight AFL wins over NFL opponents. Saban overhauls roster, shipping nine players and adding 13, including Floyd Little and Pete Duranko, aiming to revive Denver.
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Reds Lose After McCool Hesitates On Bunt Play
In Los Angeles, Billy McCool hesitated on Jim Lefebvre's sacrifice bunt in the 10th, allowing Lefebvre to beat the throw and the Dodgers to win 4-3. Gary Nolan held a 3-0 lead into the ninth. Lefebvre Ferrara and Parker tied it, and Parker's scoring hit followed by an error gave LA the win. Other NL games saw Houston top Atlanta 5-4 in 10, St. Louis beat San Francisco 2-0, and Pittsburgh’s game with Philadelphia rained out.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Report
Los Angeles referee notes Ruben Rivera of Monterrey Mexico defeats Frankie Jennings of Los Angeles in a 147 pound bout. Rivera dominates with precise punches and secures the win on points in a tense match reporting by the Associated Press.
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