Howard's Home Run Burst Leads AL May Roundup
Frank Howard's 15 May home runs pace the American League, with Washington's 4-0 win over Oakland and Minnesota's 4-0 win over New York highlighted. Oliva hit his seventh, Cash and Northrup homered for Detroit, and California withstood a three-homer barrage by Baltimore as the league produced several long-ball games.
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New Names in Baseball Draft Spark Fresh Talent
New York AP reports 641 players were drafted in 28 rounds as baseball heads into expansion with 24 clubs. Tim Foli, Pete Broberg, Martin Cott and Thurman Munson highlight a wave of high school and college graduates vying for quick advancement.
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Rain Delays Open French Tennis Semifinalists
Pancho Gonzales, aged 40 and back in Open tennis, aimed to reach the final against Rod Laver in the Open French Championships but rain postponed the semifinal. Andres Gimeno led Ken Rosewall 5-2 in the first set when rain stopped play.
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Spain
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IL Softball On The Ropes
Industrial League softball in Ottawa struggles to form this summer with only Bennett's Creamery and Moore's Chevrolet and Olds signing up at the organizational meeting. At least four teams are needed by Monday. The Ottawa Recreation Commission seeks unreturned Junior and Senior League baseball uniforms from last summer.
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Bucko McDonald named Canadiens lacrosse coach
Wilfred Bucko McDonald, 62, was named coach of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Lacrosse Association at a league meeting in Peterborough Ontario. The appointment signals a new leadership direction for the club as the league outlines its season plans.
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Fishing Contest At Pomona This Weekend
Weather and fishing should be good for Saturday and Sunday at Lake Pomona. Contest co sponsored by Pomona Melvern Lake Association and Topeka Daily Capital Journal features three classes singles bait singles artificial and couples open. Singles races run both days with winner receiving a 16 foot aluminum boat with motor and trailer. Winners go to State Fishing Contest in September. Entries may be submitted at a contest pairings meeting tonight at 7 in the Vassar State Park shop. Walleyes dominate catches on flats using bombers jigs hellbenders spinner baits and minnows. Crappie are taken with jigs minnows and some walleye lures.
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Junior High Softball Rosters Announced by Ottawa Recreation
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces the junior high summer softball league teams with rosters for four squads. Dandilions include co captains Kathy Hughes and Kathy Thompson and players Kathy Kasper Mary Brady Arlinda Gilbert Julie McFarland Teresa Salb Peggy Kelly Kathy Waymire Caroline Hendrickson Debbie Hendrickson Janey Alexander Louise Lyons Anna Garcia. Charlie Browns All Stars list co captains Cindy Hollon and Janis McMillen along with Gloria Korkames Martha McClay Sandy Rockford Marcia Moore Sarah Bennett Cindy Bivins Debbie Bettge Kelly Gillette Stacy Williamson Carol Burlingham Beverly Bundy Mary Graham Gerry Toumberlin. Dirty Sneakers team led by co captains Debbie Bartlett and Sue Selby with Debbie Baxter Billie Bachler Kathy Skilling Roxanne Grimm Susan Hasty Mellissa Nichols Debbie Detwiler Carri Callahan Teresa Morton Ginger Steenrod Charlotte Allis Mauricen Wells. Buttercups with co captains Becky Van Loenen and Becci Scribner include Vickie Callahan Suzanne Unruh Barb Duffy Jan Wright Debbie Brownrigg Cindy Kimes Robin Mohr Jackie Lipscomb Rodine Trout Marilyn Miller Rita Malbury Teri Mavity Judy Scribner.
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Kathy Kasper
Mary Brady
Arlinda Gilbert
Julie McFarland
Teresa Salb
Peggy Kelly
Kathy Waymire
Caroline Hendrickson
Debbie Hendrickson
Janey Alexander
Louise Lyons
Anna Garcia
Charlie Brown
Cindy Hollon
Janis McMillen
Gloria Korkames
Martha McClay
Sandy Rockford
Marcia Moore
Sarah Bennett
Cindy Bivins
Debbie Bettge
Kelly Gillette
Stacy Williamson
Carol
Burlingham
Beverly Bundy
Mary Graham
Gerry Toumberlin
Debbie Bartlett
Sue Selby
Debbie Baxter
Billie Bachler
Kathy Skilling
Roxanne Grimm
Susan Hasty
Mellissa Nichols
Debbie Detwiler
Carri Callahan
Teresa Morton
Ginger Steenrod
Charlotte Allis
Mauricen Wells
Becky van Loenen
Becci Scribner
Vickie Callahan
Suzanne Unruh
Barb Duffy
Jan Wright
Debbie Brownrigg
Cindy Kimes
Robin Mohr
Jackie Lipscomb
Rodine Trout
Marilyn Miller
Rita Malbury
Teri Mavity
Judy Scribner
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
American League leaders include F Howard Washington leading in batting runs RBIs hits and home runs with other top names Yastrzemski Campaneris Horton and McLain also prominent. National League leaders show Rose Flood and Santo atop batting runs RBIs and hits with Clemente and Hart key in triples and home runs. Pitching leaders include McDowell Selma Carlton Singer and Marichal with top strikeout totals and four decision records.
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Gibson St Louis Cardinals Roll Toward NL Lead
Cardinals ace Bob Gibson blanked the Houston Astros 4 0 with three hits as St. Louis extended its win streak to nine and led the league by 3 1/4 games. Gibson improved to 5 5 with a 1.52 ERA, while sweetening the Astros hopes and boosting the Cards' sweep in Houston.
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Boxing Results in Tokyo Bout Ends in KO
Akihisa Someya of Japan knocked out Rocky Alarde of the Philippines in the 5th round at Tokyo marked by a decisive knockout at 137 pounds.
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Japan
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City Scores Junior League Cardinals Giants Braves Dodgers
In junior league play the Cardinals post 27 runs with 9 hits and 5 errors led by Criqui 40-2 and Byrd 4-3-2. Giants tally 20 runs with 1 error as Peterson 3-1-2 tops. Braves cross 21 with 4 errors behind Duffy 3-0-0 and Hettler 2-1-1. Dodgers finish 20 with 1-2. Bird 1-0-1 leads hitters.
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Track's Best Vaulters Face World 18 Foot Quest
In Los Angeles eight top pole vaulters vie tonight at the Coliseum for a chance at the world record 18 feet as Bob Seagren leads a field that includes UCLA’s Dick Rahlsback and San Jose State’s Chris Papalolaou. The meet features dense sprint and field events with Beamon and Boston in the long jump and Proctor and Hopkins challenging in the 26-foot class.
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UCLA
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Gayle Hopkins
Oklahoma City Beats Spokane In Narrow Score
Oklahoma City wins 7 to 5 against Spokane while Portland defeats Hawaii 9 to 2 and Tulsa tops Denver 12 to 1 in a series of baseball style score results.
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