Beating and Brawling Mark Chicago Baseball Row
In Chicago Ernie Banks was hit in the ribs after a beanball dispute. Heated words flew between Selma and Aar as Randy Hundley joined the fray. Reliever Paul Doyle dropped Selma, umpire Ed Vargo warned Doyle, and Braves manager Sam Harris intervened to avoid an official warning.
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Durocher rails at press as Cubs ride hot streak
Chicago managers barbs target criticism from writers after Leo Durocher fumes over faint praise as the Cubs stretch NL East lead. He cites Ron Santo, Ken Holtzman, Glenn Beckett and Hank Aaron discussing press coverage and player toughness during a 3-2 win and a six-run rally era.
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NFL Owners Meet to Split Divisions in Merger Plan
New York AP report says NFL club owners meet to align into three divisions for the National Conference with 13 teams, planning two four team divisions and one five team division before spring meetings. The AFL reorganized into three divisions after adding Cleveland Pittsburgh and Baltimore to reach ten teams.
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Kennedy Games Nearly Flop at Berkeley Track Meet
The Kennedy Games in Berkeley featured star absences and injuries, including Bob Seagren and Randy Matson, plus John Carlos missing due to his father's death. Jim Ryan withdrew with knee trouble, while Chuck La Benz led a fast mile and several winners were crowned in sprints and field events despite the turmoil.
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Notre Dame Gridder Drowns In Rogue River Swim
Grants Pass Oregon UPI reports Notre Dame freshman punter Mark Brandt 19 drowned while attempting to swim the Rogue River. He was swept away by a swift current after appearing to suffer a leg cramp while carrying picnic supplies. Two companions escaped to shore as Brandt disappeared in the 40 yard wide 50 feet deep river.
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Miami hydro racer wins Mayor's Cup feature
Bill Zane of Miami won the featured race of the Mayor's Cup Regatta in Miami. He steered his .266 cubic inch inboard hydroplane Miss Fibra to victory in the Sunday event.
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Expos Mauch face 16th straight loss in tailspin
Expos suffered a 5-2 defeat to the Padres as Montreal extended its losing streak to 16 games and matched an expansion-era record. The Padres swept the series behind Nate Colbert and veteran Johnny Podres, while St Louis and Chicago posted wins elsewhere.
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McLaren and Hulme Take 1-2 in Can-Am Opener
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand won the 200 mile Can-Am opener at Mosport with Denis Hulme finishing second. The Team McLaren duo led a 1-2 sweep as the race paid over 60 000 in prize money. McLaren earned more than 10 000 plus the Labatt Blue Trophy and 20 series points in the 11 race Can-Am season.
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Baseball Night Lineup and Scores Across Major Leagues
MLB and NPB style box scores show games in Los Angeles New York San Francisco Montreal San Diego Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Atlanta St Louis and Chicago with pitchers and hitters noted. Key home runs by Tillman Aaron Handley Williams Hickman Pepitone McCovey Ford Reichardt Harper Horton and Mincher frame a day of results and standings.
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Cherrie Bridges Sets Nation Leading 1500m Time
Mrs. Cherrie Bridges won the 1500 meter at the Ohio AAU Track and Field Meet with a time of 4 38.3 in a 21 runner field. She beat her nearest rival by 11 seconds and posted the season best. She will compete next week in Dayton where nationals are held in July.
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