Hornung in doubt as tests determine future in NFL
Paul Hornung, a two time MVP and league scoring leader, undergoes a second nerve test at Scripps Clinic in La Jolla amid neck and left arm injury concerns. Saints coach Tom Fears says Hornung has a 50 50 chance to play, with team owner Mecom awaiting results.
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Alou's grand slam lifts Braves past Pirates in NL roundup
Felipe Alou belted a grand slam as Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 6-2, fueling a four-game win streak and a push toward the top of the National League. St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Chicago posted wins as the pennant race tightened with 19 games to go against the league leaders.
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Cards Swap Lusty Hitting For Winning Ways
St Louis shortstop Maxvill, who seldom homer, says he'd rather have five singles to help win games. Tim McCarver, NL batting leader at .355 after four hits, prefers a .240 average and a pennant over a .370 average with no title. Cardinals beat Mets 6-4 to move two games up on Chicago in the pennant chase.
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Wichitan Wins Ticket Battle
George Grist won his court point but lacks his Wichita State University basketball tickets. District Judge James J. Noone ordered the state Board of Regents and the university to sell Grist the two seats he reserved for four years. WSU declined renewal last fall after Grist refused to pay $100 to join the Century Club, which supports that fieldhouse seating section.
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Upset Hikes No 38's Net Hopes
Lenny Schloss, a 38th ranked Baltimore player, upset Davis Cupper Clark Graebner 2 6 6 4 6 4 in the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament opening round. Graebner, Pickens, and Tidball fell as Ashe and Richey advanced, with Nancy and Billie Jean King starting play.
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