Oliver Eyes Consecutive Hit Record With Royals
Kansas City rookie Bob Oliver chases the baseball record of 12 straight hits as the Royals stop in Kansas City before a two game series with the Detroit Tigers. Oliver notes his goal is to hit .300 with 20 HR and 100 RBI while maintaining focus on staying in the majors.
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Baseball Scoreboard Monday Results No Games Scheduled
The schedule shows no games today. Upcoming on Monday feature Los Angeles at Chicago and Cincinnati at New York, Houston at Philadelphia, San Diego at Pittsburgh, Montreal at Atlanta, San Francisco at St. Louis.
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Williams era sparks surprising Senators revival in 1969
Washington fans and observers note a dramatic shift under rookie manager Ted Williams as the Senators climb to 2nd in the East. The Hall of Famer’s renewed energy appears to lift players like Frank Howard Hank Allen and Ed Brinkman, turning the club from a perennial underperformer into a squad with momentum and confidence.
Celtics Clinch NBA Title In Dramatic Game Seven
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 108-106 in game seven at the Forum before 17,568. Celtics star John Havlicek sparked the rally as West battled hamstring trouble and Sam Jones sealed the win. West earned the series MVP with 56 points in the playoffs, surpassing Rick Barry’s 521.
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Church League Volleyball Results From Cal Bap and Partners
Cal Bap girls beat F Bap N Bap. Wesleyan S Heart over F Meth Sr High Girls Cal Bap defeated N Bap. F Meth beat F Christian Women Nazarene over F Meth. I F Meth II Foursquare defeated Assembly N Bap. Wesleyan Calvary Baptist topped F Christian Men Assembly defeated W Pres. F Christian beat F Meth. N Bap defeated F Bap. Wesleyan defeated Cal Bap.
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Keep It Beautiful Campaign Urges Personal Litter Cleanup
The U S Brewers Association backs Keep America Beautiful urging all citizens to join in keeping the nation litter free. Every family sharing picnics, boaters on lakes, and motorists on roads play a role in safeguarding the land. Remember Every Litter Bit Hurts.
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Monday Night Ladies Bowling Scores in Ottawa
Readout lists numerous league results with high games and series. Notable scorers include J Yast 200 in Helen and Bills league and J Higbee 190 565 for Brunsick, across multiple teams such as Lee's Cafe, McMillen Oil, and Dynamic League Cravens Oil Co.
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Ottawa netter wins top singles at De Soto Invite
David Mudrick of Ottawa High captured the No. 1 singles title by defeating Cecil Gillette of Paola 6-2 6-1 in the final. Dan Heckman and the No. 1 doubles pair fell early, while Reynolds and Cox reached the semifinals for Ottawa before losing to a Wamego pair. The De Soto meet drew six schools and Ottawa advances to the Class 3-A regional at Emporia Thursday.
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Retzlaff Named Eagles GM as Tose Sells Club
Ex-Eagle great Pete Retzlaff becomes Philadelphia Eagles vice president and general manager at a news conference. He succeeds fired GM Kuharich and must name a new coach, with Jerry Williams or Charley Gauer as prime successors. Williams coaches Calgary in the CFL and is bound by a four-year contract. Gauer is a former Eagles assistant. Retzlaff, 37, is a former tight end turned broadcaster, acquired by the Eagles in 1956, and a famed NFL pass receiver. Leonard Tose bought the team for 16.155 million dollars and is delegating day-to-day control to Retzlaff. Williams, 45, previously led Calgary to a 1967 Western Division title and earned CFL Coach of the Year honors.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Bangkok and Paris
The Associated Press reports Flyweight Berglerk Chart outpointed Bernabe Villacampo in Bangkok Thailand while Paris saw Jean Josselin stop Silvano Bertini in the welterweight bout. The Philippines and Italy are listed among the participants.
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