Federal panel may lift AAU ban on Ryun and peers
A five member mediation panel appointed by Vice President Humphrey was poised to rule that Jim Ryun and other USTFF athletes are eligible for the AAU Nationals. The decision could merge USTFF and NCAA into a single governing body for awards and eligibility, affecting the July dual meets with Poland and the Soviet Union.
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Fishing News: Water Levels Shape Kansas Angling
In eastern Kansas fishing remains variable yet promising with river and pond angling now top entertainment. Walleye, bass, crappie and catfish bite along Lake Pomona shores and in the Marais des Cygnes. river spots west of Ottawa yield catches from flatheads to bullheads as carp and gar appear in abundance. Patience and local water knowledge drive success.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Thursday Games Summary
Baseball scoreboard lists American League standings with Baltimore leading at 38 wins and 20 losses followed by Cleveland 35 19 and Detroit 34 22. California and New York trail, Kansas City and Washington sit mid-pack, Boston and Chicago near bottom. Tonight’s games include California at Minnesota twin nights and Detroit at Boston with additional matches Baltimore at Washington and Cleveland at New York.
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Koufax Loses As Astros Beat Dodgers 3 0
Sandy Koufax suffered his first defeat since April 30 as Houston defeated Los Angeles 3 0 on Tuesday night. Chuck Harrison, replacing the ejected Jim Gentile, delivered a bases loaded two run single in the sixth that broke a scoreless tie. Gentile, banished to the minors for outburst, had broken his bat earlier and explained he lost his head. This win marked Houston’s first victory over Koufax since 1963 and the Dodgers’ first shutout at home by a right-hander since 1964. In other NL action, Mays and Waller homered for San Francisco in an 11 7 win over Chicago. Maloney pitched a three hitter as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 3 0. Aaron homered for Atlanta. Torre tripled for Philadelphia in a 9 7 loss to St Louis.
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Oklahoma City
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Baseball At Lawrence Opens Legion Elks Title Defense
Ottawa American Legion Elks baseball team opens defense of the District IL Northern League championship tonight at Lawrence against the Lawrence Legion. The game is set for 8 p.m. with both teams aiming to prove their playoff form.
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Miller no-hit run stalls as Orioles beat Yankees 2 1
Stu Miller, 38, earns his fifth win in relief reaching 62 3 hitless innings across three games. Orioles rally past the Yankees 2 1 as Clete Boyer error and an Etchebarren single set up the decisive run.
Nicklaus Favored Despite Olympic Course Tests At Open
Jack Nicklaus remains the favorite entering Thursday’s U S Open at Olympic Club as Gary Player and Arnold Palmer say he will need to rely on greens and accuracy. The tree-lined, small greens course measures 6,727 yards with a par 70, favoring players who stay on the fairway. Nicklaus cautions that drivers must still be long enough to contend.
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