Cards Cubs Sox all win in exhibition action
Don Kessinger returned from the Army and scored the Cubs winning run on a seventh inning throwing error in a 2-1 win over the Indians. Cepeda hit a two run homer as the Cardinals beat the Mets 5-4. White Sox beat the Tigers 3-1 with help from Davis and Aparicio. Other results listed include Washington 9 Boston 0 and more.
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Army
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Seaver
Koosman
Cardwell
Grote
Lambe
Gibson
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Edwards
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St. Louis
Kidd tops Killy in Aspen slalom upset at Red Cup
Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont wins the men’s slalom after Jean-Claude Killy falters on the second run at Aspen. Nancy Greene of Canada captures the women’s slalom crown. Killy leads, then drops to fourth as Kidd posts 2 06 18 combined time.
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Stowe
Jean-Claude Killy
France
Nancy Greene
Canada
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Herbert Huber
Alfred Matt
Dumeng Giovanoli
Switzerland
Saluki baseball coach Lutz schedules tough 1968 slate
SIU unveils a 50 game season highlighted by a three game series at Ohio State and a four game set with Arizona State. The Salukis open with New Mexico in Albuquerque then visit Phoenix Arizona State and Arizona before home games start. Lutz aims for Omaha and notes a Governors Tournament in Carbondale and a heavy road stretch on the spring trip.
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Southern
Joe Lutz
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Grand Canyon
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Nebr
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Salukis
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Zona State
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Carbon
Gadgets at Spring Training Boost Tigers Hitting
Detroit Tiger Dick McAuliffe swings a wrist developing hard rubber device as gadgets expand hitting drills at spring camps. AFP Wirephoto
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Detroit Tiger
Dick McAuliffe
SIU Coach Hartzog Named Drake Relays Referee
Southern Illinois University track coach Lew Hartzog is appointed as the division referee for the 1968 Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa. In his eighth year at SIU he has led Saluki teams to Drake since 1962 and will be joined by returning star John Vernon, 1966 triple jump titlist, among five past blue ribbon winners. The two day meet runs April 26 and 27 and draws top midwest and southwest programs.
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Southern ,Illinois University
Lew Hartzog
Hartzog
SIU
Drake
MacKenzie Sets SIU 440 Records at NCAA Meet
Ross MacKenzie of Southern Illinois placed third in the NCAA indoor 440 yard dash in Detroit, setting a SIU record with 48.1 seconds and earning All-America status. He led a strong SIU showing as Oscar Moore Chuck Benson and John Vernon also earned All-America honors for the outdoor season.
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Southern Illinois University
Ross MacKenzie
Detroit
MacKenzie
Villanova
Larry James
Tom Randolph
Western Michigan
Hardell McAlhaney
Tennessee
Randolph
Julio Meade
Kansas
Clifton Forbes
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Bill Calhoun
SIU
Arkansas Relays
Oscar Moore
Chuck Benson
John Vernon
John
LSU
Lew Hartzog
Hartzog
Villanova Captures NCAA Indoor Title in Detroit
Villanova won the NCAA indoor track crown at Cobo Arena with 35 1 3 points, sweeping two relays and placing second in another. Jim Ryun won the mile in 4 06 8 aided by a frail ankle, completing a meet double after winning Friday’s two mile. Southern California and Oklahoma followed in second and third.
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Villanova
Jim Ryan
Detroit
Southern California
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas-El Paso
Dave Patrick
Larry James
Cobo Arena
Ryun
USAC season opens with Foyt and Andretti leading field
Hanford California hosts the 200 mile opener of USAC’s 1968 schedule. A J Foyt defends his title while Mario Andretti chases a third crown in his fourth year. Art Pollard Joe Leonard Gordon Johncock Lloyd Ruby and others also compete with Indianapolis hopes in view.
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A. J. Foyt
Mario Andretti
United States Auto Club
Indianapolis
Foyt
Andretti
Art Pollard
Joe Leonard
Gordon Johncock
Lloyd Ruby
Bobby Unser
Roger McClusky
Billy Vukovich Jr
Yoga philosophy systematized by Patanjali in 200 B.C.
The article notes that Patanjali organized yoga philosophy around 200 BC, outlining foundational sutras that structure classical yoga practice and thought. It highlights Patanjali as a pivotal figure in codifying yoga's eightfold path and ethical framework.
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Patanjali
Boy Scouts of America Counts Over Six Million Members
The Boy Scouts of America reports more than six million boys and adults belong to the organization, highlighting its wide reach and ongoing community impact.
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Boy Scouts of America
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