Marichal leads Giants to 8-0 win over Pirates on comeback
Juan Marichal fired an eight run, four hit gem to blank the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-0 as San Francisco climbed while Willie Mays and Willie McCovey supplied power. The victory boosted Marichal toward an 11th win as Ray Sadecki pitched next, aiming to extend a string of wins for the Giants.
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Paul saves Indians win over A's in opener
Cleveland pitcher Mike Paul, promoted from Reno, saved the Indians 7-2 against Oakland as Sonny Siebert improved to 6-4 and Stan Williams left with a win. Paul retired seven straight batters after replacing Williams, and he walked pinch hitter Mike Hershberger before getting Rick Monday on a grounder with bases loaded.
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Mendocino Team Tops Potter Valley Pine-Browns in NLK League
Mendocino 1 Van and Storage defeated league leaders Potter Valley Pine-Browns 10-6 as Hennie's Hurlers, Jensen's Truck Stop, and MVS all posted wins in a busy North Kiali Coast League night. Forrest Brown pitched two shutout innings for Hennie's, while Potter Valley rallied late with bonds of offense.
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Colleges Face Costly Programs Says NCAA Report
The NCAA report to Humphrey and Congress warns college athletic programs are no longer self supporting. It notes rising facility costs and budgets, with total operating budgets near 190 million for 1966-67 and facilities investment over 2 billion. Football leads participation, followed by track and field, baseball, basketball, and soccer.
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USC Eyes NCAA Track Repeat Facing Stiff Field
USC coach Vern Wolfe expects a tougher NCAA meet in Berkeley with Villanova Kansas Oregon Brigham Young Tennessee and Oregon State strong contenders. He notes possible split scoring and the impact of an Olympic year with smaller colleges, hoping top Trojans lift about 50 points amid health concerns for Seagren and Lennox Miller while rival Jim Ry an is out with mononucleosis.
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Medical Association Warns No One Immune to Toxic Plants
The Medical Association cautions that no person is permanently immune to poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac, noting ongoing risk from these plants and urging precautions for exposure.
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Recreation Sports Schedule From Local Leagues
North Little League games set for 6 p.m. at Lions Club Park with Burns Tire versus Chefs, Savings Bank versus Sno-White at County Diamond, and Pine Browns against Lions at HS Field. Colt League plays at Anton Stadium 6 30 p.m. Sport ing Goods versus Masonite at 6 30 p.m. Lake Lions versus Warehouse Sales at 8 30 p.m. Men’s Softball at Giorno Park 6 30 p.m. Thrasher’s Lumber versus Guild Wine at 8 30 p.m. Crawford Lumber versus Pearson’s Chevron. South Little League has Magonite versus Kiwanis at Talmage 6 p.m.
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Sedgman Loses Pace in Kent Championships First Round
Beckenham England Frank Sedgman 40 failed to keep pace with a Russian student half his age in first round Kent championships action. Sedgman won the first set 6 4 before succumbing in the match as the younger opponent surged ahead in the world's first all craft art open tournament.
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Troy Opens NCAA Play At Omaha
Harvard Crimson and Southern Illinois Salukis opened NCAA College World Series action in Omaha in double elimination play. Harvard fell 2-0 to St John’s while Southern Illinois lost 7-6 to North Carolina State, as Oklahoma State Texas and Brigham Young Southern California were highlighted for tonight’s slate.
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Connecticut Has 169 Towns and Cities
A standard count lists Connecticut as containing 169 towns and cities. This figure reflects how many municipalities make up the state’s local government framework.
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Griffith Favored To Win Rematch In Oakland Bout
Emile Griffith, former world welterweight and middleweight champion, is a 2-1 favorite to beat Heisman in a 12 rounder at Oakland. Griffith last fought March 4, losing to Ning Benvenuti in a world 160 pound title rematch. Heisman has won five straight this year and has 40 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw. Griffith shows 54 wins, 9 losses, 1 no contest. The bout was postponed from last Friday after Senator Robert Kennedy’s assassination.
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Record Entry In Hawaiian Derby See Record Entry In Hawaiian Derby
Honolulu UPI Hawaii Billfish Tournament to feature at least 75 teams, the largest all-time. The July 29 to August 3 event lists nine foreign teams including New Zealand, Australia, East Africa, South Africa, and Japan, with the Philippines, Panama, and Mexico tentatively entered. Mainland U.S. teams total 23, led by California, plus Utah, Oregon, and last year’s Florida champions.
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King Wins Karate Tile at Kansas City Final
Heavyweight King defeats Rei er Carpente in Wichita and advances to the finals at the U S championship. Lewis scores the lone point of the th minute period as he overcomes Garrett from Kansas City and Dallas’ Mike Smith to reach the title bout. Bushidokan team posts 38 points to win the team crown.
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