19 year old Nolan fans 15 as Reds surge batter Giants
National League roundup highlights Cincinnati rookie Gary Nolan fanning 15 in a 4-3 win over San Francisco as Willie McCovey ends Nolan's no hit bid with a first pitch homer. The Reds also chase late runs, while other scores feature Kansas City Detroit and Yankees over Washington before rainouts.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Willie
Gary Nolan
Axs Nolan
Willie Mays
Nolan
Cincinnati
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
McCovey
Giants
Bob Lee
Angel's McGlothlin tosses 2-0 shutout over Orioles
Hal Rock notes California Angel Jim McGlothlin improved to 6-1 with a 2-0 win over Baltimore, extending his scoreless streak to 33 innings and lowering his ERA to 1.07 amid a rain-affected week. Other AL actions included the Yankees beating Washington in opener and Washington losing the nightcap, Kansas City edging Detroit, with two rainouts in Chicago and Minnesota. McGlothlin's early-season rainouts and a Hawaii-opening-day joke frame his return atop the rotation.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore Orioles
Hawaii
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Pete Richert
Orioles
Jim Fregost
Fred Talbot
Yankees
New York
Mickey Mantle
Ruben Amaro
el Monbousquette
Phil Ortega
Dave Baldwin
Darold Knowles
Ed Brinkman
Fred Valentine
Bob Laverine
Cap Petersson
Ortega
Athletics
Mickey Lolich
Monday
Bert Campaneris
Paul Lindblad
A’s
Top amateur picks highlighted in baseball draft
John Michael Adamson a right hand pitcher from USC and Ron Blomberg a high school first baseman from Atlanta lead the free agent draft. Adamson No 1 pick by Baltimore in secondary phase and Blomberg No 1 by New York Yankees in regular phase as 1 169 players chosen overall.
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John Michael Adamson
University of Southern California
Ron Bomberg
Atlanta
Adamson
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Blomberg
Druid Hills High School
New York Yankees
Church League Women’s Softball North Baptist-1 vs First Christian-16
Readable score sheet fragment shows Showalter and Montgomery standout for North Baptist 0 and 15 runs respectively. Scribner and Page lead First Christian with conflict noted. Boxed totals read 1713 for North Baptist and 16 for First Christian in a damaged OCR line.
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North Baptist
Showalter
Fritts
Keith
Crockett
Bettge
Lambright
Bristow
Montgomery
ZOO
Hearne
First Christian
Defending Champions State Medalist Honors
Hutchinson AP report on Kansas Amateur Men's Golf Tournament match play with 32 players in championship flight led by defending champion Grier Jones of Wichita who held medal honors 142. Pairings include Jones vs Mike Phillips. Chuck Fish vs Jerry Shaw. Bob Wells vs Dakin Cramer. other matched players and their medal scores listed from 147 to 158.
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Kansas
Grier Jones
Wichita
Mike Phillips
Jones
Phillips
Chuck Fish
Jerry Shaw
Alta Vista
Fish
Bob Wells
Dakin Cramer
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Dave Newquist
Kansas City
Dave Dennis
Independence
Ralph Bevan
NBA factions reach pension deal amid playoff strike fears
In Chicago, NBA owners and players association reach a pension pact after Oscar Robertson led talks with owners. The plan covers active players as of Feb 2 1967, offers up to 600 monthly at age 65 for 10 years of service, and bars contract breaches by jumping leagues.
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Chicago
National Basketball Association
Players Association
NBA
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Walt Kennedy
Kennedy
American Basketball Association
Astros crush Cardinals as Aspromonte stars with five hits
Bob Aspromonte led Houston with five hits and three RBIs as the Astros exploded for 23 hits in a 17 to 1 rout of St. Louis. The mound effort supported by a potent lineup produced a decisive win for Houston.
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Tomemy Helms
Manny Mota
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Tommie Sisk
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Ferguson Jenkins
Philadelphia
Adolfo Phillips
Seto
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Chicago
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Clete Boyer
Braves
Lou Johnson
Houston
St Louis
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Brand
Aspromonte
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Rusty Staub
Jim Landis
Bo Belinssky
St. Louis
Astros
Ottawa Wins Lead, Lawrence Nips Be Team 7 6
Lawrence scored six in the bottom of the fifth to overturn Ottawa 6 1 and win the Be team game 7 6. Ottawa’s A team toped by clouds and weather, with two on base and one out in the first, will have a postponed game rescheduled for early next month. Skip Nesbit led Ottawa’s offense with five RBIs and a double, while the Ottawa infield turned ground balls into outs to stall Cardinal threats.
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Ottawa
American Legion
Mother Naeture
Ottawa Legion
Paola
Orlis Cox Field
Lawrence Cardiinals
Skip Nesbit
Fine Deefense
Doug Bethell
Larry Fisher
Fisher
Cardinals
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Ralph Cochrane
Gary Cole
Rick O’ Neil
Greg Puttoff
Gary Sheffield
Betheell
Stan Sheldon
Puttoff
Sam Wright
Bethell
Bobe Bled
David Hemphill
Jack Schmitz
Dan Wyrick
Wise
John Pettingill
Dan Hemphill
Dan Higgins
Pettingill
Dan Lamb
Hemphill
Beteam
Chanute
City Scoreboard shows mixed results in junior league games
The scoreboard lists junior league games with Orioles, Athletics, Indians, Yankees, White Sox, and Tigers. Notable names include M Pacheco, Dodd, Davis, Kramer, and Hamerickhouse. Final tallies vary from Orioles 0 to Yankees 4 and Tigers 5, with many players recorded across teams and innings.
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Fabert
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R Allen
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Gooding
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Skidmore
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Kramer
Unruh
Eagles
Dunkin
Anrig
Hiatt
Wherle
Shader
Hamerickhouse
Dryden
Blanton
Korkames
Big Eight Track Standards Obsolete in Article
The Big Eight track season shows record improvements as eight league all-time marks fall or tie. Conrad Nightingale of Kansas State sets 3,000-meter steeplechase best at 8:45.6, edging Oklahoma State’s Chris McCubbins. Jim Ryan stars for Kansas with sprint and distance medley records, highlighting a strong conference for upcoming nationals and AAU meets.
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National Federation
Albuquerque
N.M
Brigham Young
USTFF
Bakersfield
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Kansas State
Conrad Nightingale
Oklahoma State
Chris McCubbins
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Public Auction at Pratt Kansas Includes Store Station Home
Public auction set for June 16 at 1 p.m. at 924 N Main Pratt Kansas offering a going business with Junior Dept store and a 3 pump service station on an 80 by 150 lot plus a 3 bedroom home and 45 by 100 steel and wood garage. Present stock optional 20 percent down day of sale financing available sold in lots and as a whole to highest bidder open for inspection.
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Pratt
Kansas
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