Cubs overpower Dodgers 5 1 in night action
Ernie Banks homered twice as the Cubs beat the Dodgers 5 1. Chicago jumped ahead in the fourth with key hits from Kessinger Beckett and Santo. Holtzman worked eight innings for the win aided by Regan relief. Boyer made his Dodger debut with a RBI single.
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Major League standings schedule and night games
Baseball slate lists Oakland at Minnesota and California at Chicago among night games with pitchers noted. Wednesday matchups include New York at Cleveland and Washington at Boston with several interleague pairings and multiple cities on the docket.
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Scoring Streak Ends as Grand Canyon Shut Out
Arizona State blanked Grand Canyon College 5-0 ending GC's five year run without being shut out. The score highlights a rare scoring drought for Grand Canyon in a decisive loss.
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Buckholz wins Buffalo Pro Tennis singles title
Butch Buckholz of St. Louis captures the singles championship in the Buffalo Pro Tennis Classic and shares doubles honors with Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield. Buckholz defeated Ralston 31-26 32-22, then teamed with Ralston to beat Australians John Newcombe and Tony Roche 31-26 in the first set of the doubles.
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Manhattan College Makes Eight NIT Runs Across Town
Manhattan College has shuffled across New York eight times in twenty two years to participate in the National Invitation Tournament.
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Bob Harrison Named Harvard Cage Coach
Bob Harrison a 40 year old former NBA star with the Minneapolis Lakers St. Louis Hawks and Syracuse Nationals is named head basketball coach at Harvard He comes from kenyon College where he coached for ten years and will replace Floyd Wilson who becomes director of Harvard intramural sports Harrison was chosen from 60 applicants.
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Ragle Named Robinson High Coach After 6-17 Finish
Oral Ragle of Pontiac is appointed basketball coach at Robinson High School replacing Chuck Westall who was fired after a 6-17 season. Ragle has 11 years at Pontiac and a 297 134 career record in 19 years starting at Shipman. He previously coached at Athens and is Ball State graduate.
Pro grid meetings under way for 1969 Super Bowl site
Atlanta AP reports NFL and AFL owners open talks to choose between Miami and New Orleans for the 1969 Super Bowl site with Rozelle indicating a final decision by Wednesday. Presentations by mayors, plus discussion of a one point kick rule and NFL Players Association demands highlight a busy agenda.
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Jimmy Hines
Randy Matson
Earl McCullough
Ed Carruthers
Detroit
Tommy Smith
Los Angeles
Granatelli facing further setback in Indianapolis bid
Car owner Andy Granatelli endures another setback in his 22 year pursuit of the Indianapolis 500 victory. Turbine driver injuries, driver deaths in the sport, and a USAC rule change threaten the turbine program, trimming Granatelli’s lineup to three cars and one Grand Prix driver.
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Joe
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Montreal Canadiens Parade Draws Massive Downtown Tribute
A crowd between 600000 and 1000000 lined streets as the Canadiens rode a 20 mile convoy from the Forum to Lafontaine Park to honor the Stanley Cup champions. Thousands gathered at the park and Mount Royal reception followed, with Toe Blake retiring after a 3-2 win over the Blues.
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