Cardinal ace seeks sixth straight shutout in L A clash
The Associated Press notes Bob Gibson aims to extend his five game shutout streak against Don Drysdale as the St. Louis Cardinals plan a showdown with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gibson pitched a 3 0 win over Pittsburgh while Drysdale logged his 200th victory in a 2 1 win over San Francisco.
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Next MLB Managers in Jeopardy After Firing Spate
The article notes Gene Mauch and Grady Hatton were dismissed and lists managers with expiring or long contracts. Hodges and Williams hold 1970 deals, while Schoendienst, Smith and others face potential loss as four new teams emerge next season.
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Carbondale Edges Johnston City 1-0 for 8th Straight 25th District Win
Cochran of Carbondale and Smith of Johnston City matched a two hit shutout through seven. Eastwood, Chaney, and Downey loaded the bases in the eighth, then Cochran delivered the decisive hit as he fanned 14 with one walk in a complete game victory.
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Wimbledon slows as pros clash over Davis Cup plan
Australian tennis officials have one week to persuade nations that professionals may play in the Davis Cup. Delegates at Wimbledon are expected to vote against the plan when the committee meets in London next Thursday, with U S officials split on timing. Bob Kelleher signals cautious opposition while Bill Edwards heads the Australian delegation arriving next Monday.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Bill Edwards
Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Malone Dominates With One-Hitter In Marion Win
Steve Malone pitched a one hitter as Marion defeated Murphysboro 4-1. Malone fanned 13 and walked five, with Marion gathering three singles for two runs in the third inning and Ghent adding a run-scoring single. Murphysboro hosts Murphysboro Juveniles at 8.
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Auburn grid coach faces cancer diagnosis report
Auburn Georgia AP coach Ralph Shug Jordan, 57, announced to have cancer in its early stages after exploratory surgery at St Francis Hospital Columbus. He is expected to recover and be discharged today. A doubleheader at Riverside Park with Johnston City and Lesser is scheduled this weekend.
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Georgia Tech Lands Prep Football Star
Charles Dudish, a top high school football and baseball prospect from Avondale, plans to sign with Georgia Tech this Saturday. He reportedly turned down a Giants baseball bonus to join the Yellow Jackets.
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Avondae
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San Francisco Giants
New Boston Stadium Bill Passes House Approval
The Massachusetts House approved a $42 million open stadium for greater Boston and sent the measure to the Senate. Leaders defeated moves to put the bill to a referendum in 78 cities and towns that would cover an expected annual operating deficit.
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