Robinson Sparks Orioles Rally and Rips Club
Frank Robinson blasted his Baltimore teammates after a five run lead faded in an 11 inning loss to the Kansas City Athletics. Robinson, MVP last year, urged a fired up effort amid jealousy and a players meeting attempt. Tom Phoebus held a two hitter before Baltimore faltered as Oakland surged to win.
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Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Robinson
Orioles
Tom Phoebus
Dave Johnson
Andy Etchebarren
Boog Powell
Baltimore
A’s
Phoebus
Moe Drabowsky
John Donaldson
Eddie Watt
Reggie Jackson
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Brooks Robinson
Frankland
Baltimore News American
Powell
Johnson
Frank
Chisox Trade Ed Stroud For Jim King
The Chicago White Sox acquire outfielder Jim King from the Washington Senators in a deadline deal while sending Ed Stroud to the Senators. Atlanta Braves obtain Claude Raymond from Houston in a separate trade and face his former team in Houston. California Angels complete two moves adding Woody Held from Baltimore and Roger Repez from Kansas City for pitching and an un named Triple A player.
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Associated Press
Claude Raymond
Unifrom
Raymond
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Wade Blasingame
Braves
Houston
Jim King
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Ed Stroud
King
Senators
Califonia Angeles
Woody Held
Baltimore
Marcelino Lopez
Roger Repez
Kansas City
Jack Sanford
Chicago Plans $50 Million Sports Complex
Chicago plans a privately financed $50 million sports complex near the Loop on 50 air rights acres with a 46,000 seat baseball park, 15,000 seat enclosed arena, and 60,000 capacity football and soccer stadium. Targeted for 1971 or 1972, the project is led by Arthur Allyn of Comiskey Park Corp. and Western Indiana Railroad Co. The Cubs Bears Bulls and potentially the Black Hawks are urged to use the facilities, though the complex will proceed regardless.
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Chicago
Loop
Chicago White Sox
Arthur Allyn
Comisky Park Corp
Western Indiana Railroad Co
Allyn
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Bears
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Black Hawks
Chicago Stadium
Winter wins Indianapolis District golf title in comeback
Terry Winter, 23, a former Purdue ace from Lafayette, shot a one over 72 to win the Indianapolis District championship at Meridian Hills, finishing six strokes ahead of a 20-man field. His 284 total included a five under par 65 in the second round at Indianapolis Country Club that put him in front. Ed Tutwiler and Steve Falender tied for runner up at 290 after Tutwiler’s 25 foot eagle on the final hole.
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Indianapolis
Terry Winter
Purdue
Lafayette
Meridian Hills Country Club
Indianapolis Country Club
Ed Tutwiler
Steve Falender
Fleckman
Casper
Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gary Player
Deane Beman
Don January
Art Wall
Kel Nagle
George Archer
Davie Marr
Gardner Dickinson
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Port Arthur
Tex
N.C.A
Billy
Wear Sunglasses In Night Meet At NCAA Championships
Charlie Greene tied the world 100 yard dash record in a night meet at Provo as 650 athletes began the NCAA Track and Field Championships. Gerry Lindgren won the six mile run while Greene wore sunglasses and refused to comment on his feat, a rare 91 tied mark in qualifying heat with acceptable wind.
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Provo
Utah
Charlie Greene
Gerry Lindgren
Nebraska
Greene
Southern California
Lennox Miller
Washington hurdler suffers broken leg at NCAA meet
University of Washington hurdler Bill Roe was hospitalized in Provo after falling on the second hurdle while attempting to qualify for the NCAA Track and Field Championships. He sustained two broken bones in his lower left leg and a dislocated shoulder.
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Provo
Utah
University of Washington
Bill Roe
Roe
Amateur Marty Fleckman Leads U.S. Open After First Round
Texan Marty Fleckman, 23, shoots 67 to hold a two stroke lead at Baltusrol as pros including Casper and Palmer chase. Arnold Palmer, Billy Casper, Jack Nicklaus push from mid pack with 69 and 71 respectively.
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Marty Fleckman
Mike Fetchick
Arnold Palmer
Bob Zimmerman
Player
Gary Art Wall Jr
Bruce Cudd
Steve Oppermann
Deane Beman
Ron Letellier
Chi Chi
Rodriguez
Johnny Pott
Billy Casper
Cesar Sanudo
Don Januar
A Bob Murphy Jr
E. J. “Dutch” Harrison
Ted Kroll
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Charlee Volpone Jr
Dave Marr
Chuck Scully
George Archer
Randy Glover
Kel Nagle
Bobby Mitchell
Paul Harney
Bobby Nichols
Bob Stanton
Wes Ellis Jr
Miller Barber
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Gay Brewer Jr
al Geiberber
Joe McDermott
Roger Ginsberg
Ben Hogan
Jay Dolan Ill
Butch Baird
George Lewis
Howie Johnson
Cobie Legrange
Bob Goalby
Bruce Devlin Mengert
Tom Strange
Bob Verney
John Schlee
Jerry Pittman
Jim Ferree
Bert Yancey
Grier Jones
Tom Weiskopf
Terry Dilly
Jack Fleck
Ron Drimak
Jim Ferriell Jr
Gene Francis
Mares
Frank Beard
Labron Harris Jr
Harold Henning
Hugh Roger Jr
Joe Carr
Don Essigil
al’ Balding
Bob Smith
David Jimenez
Mac Hunter
Rockey Thompson
Julius Boros
Bob McCallister
Roy Pace
Jim MecPhate
Jerry Mewlds
Jim Jewell
William Hyndman II
Sanders
Doug
Fleckman
Billy Joe Patton
Johnny Goodman
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Dick Taylor
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Montgomery
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Jim White
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Terre Haute
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