O'Dell Dominates despite Addison’s Disease in Pirates Victory
Pittsburgh pitcher Billy O'Dell, battling Addison's disease, tossed 7 1 3 innings of four-hit ball to lift the Pirates 8-5 over the St Louis Cardinals. It followed a relief stint against Philadelphia and marks his strong return after hospitalization. Other mlb results: Red Sox 4-0 Angels and Orioles 8-7 over Indians.
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End to bitter feud eyed as arbitration opens in sports row
A special arbitration board led by Theodore Kheel met in New York to resolve the six year clash between the AAU and the NCAA over who governs track and field in the United States. The NCAA argues changes since the 1950s have shifted support to colleges, while the AAU remains designated by the IAAF as the governing body. Critics question the board's authority to enforce a moratorium and its power to compel actions such as submitting Jim Ryan’s half mile record for international approval and halting athlete eligibility threats.
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Top NBA Expansion Teams Pick Shaping Draft
Seattle and San Diego, expansion clubs, tabbed early choices in the 1966-67 college draft. Key selections include Tom Meschery and Richie Guerin for Seattle and Paul Neumann for San Diego. Trade and retirement moves cloud the first round as Detroit eyes Jimmy Walker while St Louis loses three guards.
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Olympic Trials Set for Los Angeles Long Beach Area
The 1968 U S Olympic trials in 11 events will be held in the Los Angeles Long Beach area between July and September this year. The U S Olympic Committee announced Champ, Missouri as the United States candidate for the 1971 Pan American Games and said Champ will bid before the Pan American Sports Organization on July 19.
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Ukiah, Napa Win Monday Golf Tests
Ukiah high school varsity golfers dominated Napa Montgomery at Vallejo Municipal Course with 12-3. Kenny Banker earned medalist honors at 74 while Jan Jakovac and Jimmy Strong posted 3-0 wins. John Smit, despite a strong start, finished 86 as Ukiah led the North Bay League race. Napa edged Montgomery 84-61% to stay a half game behind Ukiah, who hosts Hogan Thursday.
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Pan American Games' US Host History Note
New York records that the Pan American Games have only once been held in the United States in 1959 with Chicago as host city. An oak tree may produce up to a million acorns in its lifetime.
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IOC faces bid to bar Munich Games amid German split
IOC leaders hear a Soviet proposal demanding guarantees that East German athletes may compete at Munich under their own flag and anthem. West Germany and officials insist the 1968 status quo and Madrid 1965 accord allow unity under one flag. South Africa seeks a path to compete despite apartheid as IOC debates 1968 status.
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Derby Prep Today For Many Hopefuls
Nine Kentucky Derby candidates race in the $15,000 added Derby Trial at Churchill Downs to earn a spot in Saturday’s turf classic. Damascus leads the field as the favorite for Mrs Edith Bancroft, with several hopefuls including Lightning Orphan Cool Reception Glengary Second Encounter Castle Bullah Baro’s Delight and Magic seeking the win.
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Robins Roberts Hopes to Pitch On Past Prime
ByILTON RICHMAN. Robin Roberts, 40, remains determined to prove he can still pitch, taking a Reading stint with the Phillies after late-career releases. He seeks another chance at the majors, buoyed by a truth from Ken Silvestri and a renewed faith from Phillies owner Bob Carpenter.
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Arnty Wins Round in Cassius Clay Draft Fight
Houston UPI report says Cassius Clay loses another bid to be reclassified as a minister 4-D. His lawyers planned an appeal to the U.S. 5th Circuit after Woodrow Seals dismissed the suit, same as a prior federal ruling. Clay had refused a symbolic draft pledge.
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Derby Owners Eye Big Race Ahead of 92nd Derby
Bud Betemight and Sleep Pat are among those racing toward the 92nd Kentucky Derby as owners seek a strong run Saturday to boost odds. Journal want-ads note the push for attention and entries in this marquee event.
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African Safari Films Shown On Wednesday
Mrs Maria Thomas presents a Wednesday night showing of color safari films from her last year expedition to Africa at Jail Lounge. The event features trophies on display and no admission charge, offering a second chance to view exceptional footage from one ranch woman and real estate seller’s African odyssey.
Ballad of Tom Dooley Based on Faces from NC Hero to Felon
Tom Dooley, a Civil War soldier from North Carolina, inspired the popular Ballad of Tom Dooley. He was convicted of Laura Foster's murder and executed in 1868 in Wilkes County's Happy Valley.
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Incomplete case notes compare Jay and Roberts ages
Fragment mentions cases involving Jay and Roberts with Jay described as nine years younger. The Phillies are referenced as serene, implying a calm or composed status amid context. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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