Ryun Posts Second Fastest Mile As Collegiate Meet Shines
Jim Ryun of Kansas ran 3 53.2 for the mile at Memorial Coliseum, second fastest in history, with no pacemaker. Jim Hines and Tommie Smith excelled in sprints, USC ran a relay world record pace, and many athletes used the meet to peak for July's British Empire events and international meets.
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UPI
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Coliseum-Compton
Memorial Coliseum
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Texas Southern
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
University of Southern California
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Berkeley
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Caldwell
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Richmond Flowers Jr
University of Tennessee
Lee Evans
Belgium
Gaston Roelants
Australia
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Clarke
Tracy Smith
Santa Monica
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Pasadena
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Major league standings and Friday results update
The American League table lists Detroit leading with 27 wins and 16 losses, followed by Chicago Boston and Cleveland. Friday results include Detroit defeating New York 9-5 and Baltimore beating Washington 12 to something, with several night games completing. Upcoming and today’s probable pitchers are shown for multiple matchups across the leagues.
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W. L. Pet
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
New York
California
Wilson
Verbanic
Santiago
Bell
Dobson
Peters
Brunet
Merritt
Moore
Richert
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Ta Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
Phiadelphia
Pratt Bros. shut out Jim Glaze for 7 to 0 victory
Baseball for Boys Minors Elks League Pratt Bros. pitched a 3-hitter led by McGaffigan and Braga in a 7 0 win over Jim Glaze. D Braga and Robinson sparked a first inning rally for Pratt while D Robinson led with three hits. Glaze hitters Sorenson Lowell and Brostadt had the only hits.
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Glaze
McGaffigan
Braga
Pratt
M. Braga
Robinson
D. Braga
Sorenson
Lowell
Brostadt
D. Robinson
Johnson
Straker
Jim Glaze
Redlands Mustangs Fall 5-2 to Upland in League Tilt
Redlands American Legion Mustangs lost 5-2 at Upland. Tim Wilson struck out nine for Upland as Redlands left 14 on base and made three errors. Harry Munoz led Redlands with two doubles, while Romo collected three singles.
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Mustangs
Upland
Redlands
Ray Green
Ontario
Diamond Men
Community Field
San Bernardino
Church Streets
Russ Huston
Elias Soria
Mustang
Dick Romo
Tim Wilson
Harry Munoz
Huston
Soria
Scott Capen
Bill Cloud
Romo
Tosh Nitta
Dick Holmes
Baseball clash Pittsburgh Pirates at Dodgers on radio
Radio sport brief lists Pittsburgh versus Los Angeles at 8 p.m. on KFI and KWKW with wrap coverage. Also scheduled is Hollywood Park feature race on Channel 2 at 5 p.m. plus Belmont Stakes coverage.
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Pittsburgh
Redlands High Court Play Halted For Resurfacing
Night and day play on Redlands High School tennis courts has been halted for an unspecified period. Bill Gibson, assistant superintendent, said two courts are resurfaced and the fence around the tennis plant is locked to protect new concrete from ball marks and footprints. Officials will announce when courts reopen for day and night play.
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Redlands High School
Bill Gibson
Redlands
Wills' timely hits lift Pirates past Dodgers at Dodger Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates beat Los Angeles 5-3 as shortstop Manny Wills, on his first return to Dodger Stadium since the trade, delivered a single and a triple with two runs and the decisive seventh inning RBI. Pirates manager Harry Walker praised Wills while Dodgers coach-manager Walt Alston noted Wills' timely hits amid injury concerns for Jim Lefebvre.
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UPI
Manny Wills
Dodger Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Pirates
Harry Walker
Walker
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Walt Alston
Alston
Jim Lefebvre
Dodger
Matty Alou
Bill Singer
Alou
Roberto Clemente
Singer
Phil Regan
Gene Alley
Jerry May
Mays
Clemente
Hill leads Memphis Open with nine under par
Dave Hill shot nine under par to lead the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club as 79 of 144 entrants survived the cut set at 145, five over par. Hill, 30, from Jackson, Michigan, posted 66 and 65 in the first two rounds to set the pace, with Gary Player, Bruce Crampton, and Chuck Courtney four back at 135.
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Memphis
Hill
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Chuck Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
Jackson
Mich
Hot Springs
Ark
Courtney
Wayne Yates
Calhoun
Yates
Four top teams join Redlands fast pitch league opener
The City Fast-Pitch Softball league starts Monday with four new entrants alongside last season’s top teams. Inland Farming Jacinto and Sons and Randolph's Plumbing contest Christian Reformed for the 1967 title as Big Bear Board Jim Glaze Cougars and Randolph's Sporting Goods seek division berths. Inland Empire stars lead the rosters with hurlers Harry Jones Duane Sauvage Bus Chierichen Bob Crabtree Don Zowan Harry Munoz and batters Walt Warren Ray McCoy Liles Hill Miller Ruiz Heck Sherman Riggins and others fueling a competitive season.
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Jacinto and Sons
Randolph’s Plumbing
Christian Reformed
Big Bear Board
Jim Glaze Cougars
Randolph’s Sporting Goods
Harry Jones
Inland Farming
Walt Warren
Ray McCoy
Jacinto
Bob Crabtree
Don Zowan
Harry Munoz
Phil Quishenberry
Randolph’s
Riverside
Steve van Grouw
Roy Liles
L. T. Hill
Ken Miller
Big Bear
Joe Ruiz
Martins
Bill Woolery
John Ekema
Tom Dolan
Ruizl
University of Redlands
Bill Heck
Gary Sherman
Paul Riggins
Pretense and Native Diver head field in Californian Stakes
In Hollywood Park's Californian Stakes fields 15 handicap stars, led by California greats Pretense and Native Diver. Pretense, money leader with 1967 earnings of 278,400 after Gulfstream Park Handicap win, and Native Diver, at age eight, logged a three length victory in the Los Angeles Handicap carrying 128 pounds.
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UPI
California
Hollywood Park
Santa Anita
Diver
Los Angeles
Stanford swim star recovering from typhoid fever
Dick Roth the 1964 Olympic swimming hero and Stanford student is recovering from typhoid fever. He expects to be back swimming within a month and aims for the 1968 season and Olympic berth. Seven Stanford students are confirmed cases with thirteen confined overall. two weeks or more needed for incubation.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Dick Roth
Stanford University
Roth
Osborne
Mike Hibler
John Huss
John Read
Bob Conrad
Whitworth One Stroke Off Kimball in LPGA Opener
Defending champion Kathy Whitworth sits one stroke behind leader Judy Kimball after a 68 in the first round of the $13,500 LPGA tournament. The 54 hole event resumes with both stars atop the leaderboard.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Kathy Whitworth
Judy Kimball
Miss Whitworth
Miss Kimball
Ortiz May Fight Krogh Before Laguna Title Bout
World lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz may meet European champion Boorge Krogh of Denmark in August ahead of a planned title defense against Ismael Laguna. Manager Bill Daly said a decision on Krogh is expected within 10 days with strong but not certain interest.
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UPI
Carlos Ortiz
Boorge Krogh
Denmark
Ismael Laguna
Bill Daly
Krogh
Daly
Packers sign Chandler and Brown for 1967 season
Kicking specialist Don Chandler and tight end Allen Brown have signed their 1967 contracts with the Green Bay Packers. Chandler begins his 33rd NFL season while Brown enters his first full year after injuries in 1965 and 1966.
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UPI
Don Chandler
Allen Brown
Green Bay Packers
Chandler
Brown
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