Maxvill leads Cards past Phillies at Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis powers to a 5-1 victory as Maxvill hits his third career homer and three Cardinals go deep. Flood and Edwards also homer, ending a scoring drought for the club. Mays pockets bases, Bailey keys Dodgers, and Clem Clemente shines for Pittsburgh in a busy majors night.
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Johnny Edwards
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Oakland
Dick Schofield
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Tris Speaker
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Mays
Bob Bailey
Dodger
Los Angeles
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Dodgers
Don Wilson
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Reds
Ron Kline
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Iowa ISU football game possibility in 1977
Iowa officials authorized Forest Evashevski to contact ISU about a possible 1977 football game. Hugh Kelso said the board allowed contact, likely after next week. The two schools have not played since 1934, though freshmen and basketball teams met recently and gymnastic teams met last winter.
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University of Iowa Board
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ISU
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Foster knocks out Tiger for light heavyweight title
Bob Foster defeated Dick Tiger by fourth round knockout at Madison Square Garden to claim the light heavyweight title. Foster, a 6 foot 3 contender from Washington DC, opened strong with a long left, then dropped Tiger with a sequence of punches in round four to seal the victory before 11,547 fans. Tiger, fighting hard, staged a late rally but could not recover, matching his 16th loss against 58 wins. Tiger hinted at a rematch, while Foster celebrated a hard earned championship win.
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Dick Tiger
Foster
Tiger
Madison Square Garden
Washington, D.C
Emile Griffith
Jose Torres
Torres
Roger Rouse
Dela team leads Twilight League golf standings
Bud DeLa's team holds the Twilight League lead with 12 points. Tom Bollman's group is second on 10 percent as several players posted scores. Jim Lloyd was medalist with 36, one over par, while Bollman shot 38 and a host of others posted mid to high 30s and 40s in the evening event.
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Westphal
Morrison
Riley
Brake
Lloyd
Lowe
Bannister
Gebhardt
Jim Lloyd
Henness
Rusley
C Rieldy
Ostelie
D Knight
J. Custer
E. Brown
Laing
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Hillman
F — Vaughn
Sitler
G — Trier
Gillesby
H . C. Brown
Keating
DeLawn
Palmer closes on Memphis leaders in Open contentions
Arnold Palmer shot a five under par 65 at Colonial Country Club to move within two strokes of leader B R McLendon in the Memphis Open. Palmer used a mallet putter to post 29 putts, with Nicklaus matching his 65 as the field tightens behind McLendon who shot 67 for an 8 under 132 through 36 holes.
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Louisiana State University
Curtis Person
Palmer
Colonial Country Club
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Matt
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Larry Hinson
Lou Graham
Bob Lunn
Jack McGowan
Dick Crawford
Gay Brewer
Dick Mayer
Hawkeyes to add junior college star John Johnson
Hawkeyes coach Ralph Miller announced that John Johnson, a Northwest College All-American from Lowell Wyoming, will join the Iowa program next fall and be eligible for the 1968 69 season. The 6 6 Milwaukee native averaged 29.3 points and 14.2 rebounds per game last season and will play guard or forward. Johnson is expected to boost both the basketball team and his academic standing over the next two years.
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Northwest College
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Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
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Major Leagues Friday Results From United Press International
Friday results across the majors show San Francisco defeating Chicago and Atlanta edging New York while Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati and Los Angeles beat Houston. Night games included St Louis over Philadelphia. Saturday’s and Sunday’s projected matchups list multiple interleague and league games with noted pitchers and times.
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Politicians uneasy over Oregon vote
Sen. Robert F Kennedy and New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller show jitters about Oregon's upcoming presidential primary. Kennedy canvassers report up to 30 percent of Democrats uncommitted as three days remain. Labor drives for Johnson worry both campaigns amid crossfire from Humphrey backers and late-start concerns.
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Fred C. Harris
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Umbreys attend church banquet in Burlington West Burlington
May 14 events include Mrs Sherm Umphrey guest at Mother Daughter banquet at First Methodist Church West Burlington. L N O Club met with Mrs Ed Wagler. pinochle prizes went to Mrs Boyd Garrett and Mrs Dick Schlatter. Several Mothers Day visits listed with families from Davenport Dunkerton Washington Pulaski and more.
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Burlington
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Ed Wagler
Boyd Garrett
Dick Schlatter
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Harold
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Gerry Klopfenstein
West Wayland Park
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Harold Neff
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Roger McGuire
Fairfield
Richard Benge
Vicki
Pat
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Earl Gingerich
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