University Aims to Advertise Bids for WVU Arena
The University awaits federal clearance to issue bids for a new arena with an estimated cost near 8.5 million dollars funded by a capital improvements fee. The plan cites replacing the 40 year old Field House to seat 13 500 and to serve students and West Virginians for decades.
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Miss Lacoste Extends Lead At U S Women's Open
Catherine Lacoste held a five stroke advantage entering the final round after a 74 on Saturday and a 215 total. Margie Masters stood second at 220 with Susie Maxwell Beth Stone and Marie Lindstrom tied at 222. The Paris amateur could become the first amateur winner since 1946.
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Cubs Grab Sixth in Row Behind Nye Late Rally
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 at Wrigley Field as rookie Rich Nye pitched a five hitter over 7 innings and doubled and scored the winning run on Glenn Beckett's seventh inning single. Nye's drive helped the Cubs move within a half game of first place with their fifth straight win and 12th in 13 games. Chuck Hartenstein earned the save.
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Buckhannon Beats Morgantown in 13-9 Legion Baseball Setback
Buckhannon exploded for seven runs in the fourth inning to erase a 3-1 deficit and hand Morgantown its first loss in four starts, 13-9. Buckhannon totaled 13 hits while Morgantown committed eight errors, with key hits from Monte Shearer Ken Claudio Chick Martin and Jim Farkas. Morgantown next plays at Bridgeport on Tuesday.
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Ortiz Wins WBC Lightweight Title With Fourth Round KO
Carlos Ortiz retained his world lightweight crown by stopping Ultiminio Ramos in the fourth round. Referee Zach Clayton halted the bout at 1 minute 18 seconds after Ortiz battered Ramos, following a rights and a sharp uppercut that left Ramos overwhelmed.
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Barnes Rejoins Lakers After ABA Signing Bid
Los Angeles Lakers announce 6 foot 8 forward Jim Barnes has signed for the 1967 68 season after previously jumping to the Dallas ABA entry. The move sparked a multi million dollar suit by owner Jack Kent Cooke, now resolved as Barnes returns to Lakers while recovering from Achilles surgery.
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Mets ink second draft pick Daniel Carey
The New York Mets signed their second choice from the June 6 free agent draft, lefthanded pitcher Daniel Carey. Carey, who helped Hastings High School win the Minnesota state title, has been assigned to the Mets at Marion, Virginia.
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Pirates Support Harry Walker Amid Ball Player Backing
Pittsburgh players led by Bill Mazeroski voiced full backing for manager Harry Walker after a team meeting with General Manager Joe L. Brown. Brown blamed the club’s struggles on players not paying the price to win, while Mazeroski denied dissension and noted a 3-1 win over the Atlanta Braves as a sign of progress.
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Lonborg Pitches Red Sox Past Athletics for 10th Win
Jim Lonborg, named to the AL All Star team, tossed seven innings and drove in two runs with a bases loaded single as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Kansas City Athletics 10 2. Tony Conigliaro hit his 11th homer to spark a three run sixth while Jose Santiago finished the win.
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New York and Philadelphia Tie in NPSL Match
In the only scheduled game of the National Professional Soccer League day, New York and Philadelphia finished with a 1 to 1 draw. The result preserves both teams' standings as the season progresses.
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Braves rally past Pirates for sixth defeat in seven
Atlanta scores two late to beat Pittsburgh 4 2 as Mack Jones drives in the go ahead run with a ninth inning double and Hank Aaron adds insurance. Claude Raymond earns the win with a relief outing while Pete Mikkelsen takes the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Chisox Edge Tigers 6 5 on Wilhelm save
Chicago White Sox top Detroit 6 to 5 as Hoyt Wilhelm preserves Joel Horlen 10th win in a late rally hold. Horlen improves to 10 1 with a strong start before a seventh inning Detroit push. McCraw homer and Hansen two extra base hits fuel the offense.
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Hart Drives Giants Over Phillies In Tight 3 2 Win
Jim Hart deliveres a two run double in the eighth inning as the San Francisco Giants topple the Philadelphia Phillies 3 2 behind Mike McCormick and Linzy. McCormick gains his ninth win while Rick Wise takes the loss after allowing multiple hits.
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Unser Wins Telegram Trophy Race at Mosport
Bobby Unser of Albuquerque New Mexico won the Telegram Trophy Race at Mosport Park 2 1 2 mile road course in rain halted 200 mile event after 110 miles. He led early in the Eagle Ford then trailed A J Foyt before rain stopped the race. Roger McClusky and Gordon Johncock followed in Eagle Fords with Lloyd Ruby fourth.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show St Louis atop with 44 wins. Chicago 44. San Francisco 40. Cincinnati 43. Atlanta 38. Pittsburgh 36. Philadelphia 35. Los Angeles 33. New York 26. Houston 27. Saturday results: Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3. New York 6 St Louis 4. Atlanta 4 Pittsburgh 2. San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 2 night. Sunday's games list upcoming pitchers by matchup with times.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Daily League Update
The American League standings list Chicago leading with 43 wins and a .606 percentage, followed by Detroit and Boston at 38 wins each. Several games are listed including Cleveland at Baltimore and Chicago at Detroit with multiple scheduled matchups and pitcher lines Coleman Pascual Mer ritt Downing McGlothlin Peters.
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Lopez Placed on 21 Day Disabled List by Orioles
Baltimore Orioles announce left pitcher Marcelino Lopez is on the 21 day disabled list and right hander Mike Adamson is activated. Adamson, USC bonus rookie and No 1 draft pick, is called into service after Lopez develops tendinitis in his throwing arm.
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