Long 14 inning clash as Dark Stanky team up for Indians win
In a 14 inning rally Cleveland outlasted Chicago 3 2 as Jose Vidal delivered a decisive home run. Dark and Stanky orchestrated moves from dugouts in a rare manager matchup. Minnesota beat the Yankees 4 3 as Roseboro and Oliva sparked the rally. Lonborg returned for Boston and helped beat Detroit 4 3. Orioles blanked California 2 1 behind McNally and Powell.
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Colleges Big Business Football Is Out Of Hand
In a state of rising costs and expanding facilities, major colleges face a multimillion dollar burden as football budgets soar. Notre Dame Alabama Michigan State and Ohio State illustrate surging outlays while many Big Ten and Big Eight schools operate at a loss. Athletic programs increasingly rely on boosters and student ticket priorities, with housing feeding and educating players on grants and aid.
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Softball Managers to Meet at Youth Center
A meeting for all managers of prospective Industrial League softball will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Youth Center.
College stars join draft list in New Orleans item
Lee Dave, 22, and Jasper Wilson, 20, signed as draft choices in New Orleans. Davis, a 6-foot, 240-pounder from North Carolina College, and Wilson, a 6-foot speedy guard from Southern University Baton Rouge, are highlighted. Former Harvard star Bobby Leo seeks halfback spot with Boston Patriots after brief Army service. Los Angeles Kings set four-week fall camp in Barrie starting Sept. 13 with arena contract for three years and at least three preseason games.
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City Scores Men’s Softball Faith Lutheran Triumphs
Faith Lutheran edges Mindem and Westminster in a high scoring city softball card. Athletes from Trinity Methodist and Westminister contributed, with Braker and Wallace leading, while Orioles and White Sox show strong totals.
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League Leaders in Batting and Power for AL and NL
American League leaders include Yastrzemski and Howard with high averages and runs, Howard driving in 43 RBIs and hitting 20 homers. Carl Yastrzemski adds 60 hits. nominal leaders in doubles, triples, and steals also noted. National League leaders feature Rose and Stargell with top marks in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, and home runs, with several ties and upcoming stat leaders.
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Marichal
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Dodgers Old Sluggers Deliver in 2-0 Win Over Pirates
Dodgers gain early lead on singles by aging sluggers Boyer and Colavito. Osteen shut down Pittsburgh with seven hits allowed and four double plays. Cardinals rout Houston 7-2, Braves over Reds 3-2, Phillies beat Giants 1-0. Cubs and Mets idle. Colavito lifts to .200, Boyer to .304 after three trips.
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Ottawa Legion Schedule Maps 1968 Baseball Run
Ottawa American Legion teams forecast 27 regular season games remaining after opening the 1968 campaign. The A-team stands 1-2 with 18 games left plus the District II tournament in July. the B-team is 0-1 with a nine-game schedule and a District II B-team tournament the week of July 21. The B-team hosts Lyndon tonight at Orlis Cox Field. Regulars begin District II League play Wednesday at Garnett, then host Olathe Connie Mack Rebels Saturday at Orlis Cox Field. The A-team travels to Parsons Sunday. the B-team hosts Lawrence the same night. The schedule lists dates from June 4 to July 28 across multiple opponents and venues.
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