Lolich fans 17 in loss as Pilots rally in 10th
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich struck out 16 through seven innings and gave Seattle a leadoff homer, but the Pilots won 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Seattle took advantage with a single by Don Mincher and Gus Gil’s sac fly, while John Gelnar shut the Tigers down in the 10th.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Ten Teams Clash In Tuesday Nite Mens League Showdowns
Ten teams battled in the Tuesday Nite Mens League with Full House 3 1 over? A winners list shows Jim Foster leading with a 571 series and Earl Sealock adding a 222 game and 571 series. Other top scores include Forrest Ratlief 543 and Henry Lineberg 542 as teams posted 3 1 wins.
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Young Generation
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Wade Dusing
Sirbaugh-Gordon
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Untouchables top Godfrey’s Sunoco in bowling league
Tana Shop opened 4-0 while Louise Wingfield led Untouchables with a 388 series to top Godfrey’s Sunoco 3-1. Barbara Russell added a 346, and various teams posted high scores in the Ladies Morning Summer League including Coffee Cats 3-1 over Juicers and Jelly & Jam forfeiting Omlets with Bunny Braithwaite a 465 series.
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B & M Chevrolet
Rubbermaid
Tom West
Liz Butts
Nichols
Pearl’s Cash Grocery
Frances Sager
Mae Brown
Margie Chadwick
Kirk’s Sinclair
East Side
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Clearbrook Shopping Center
Thee Uniform
Dirty Dishes
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Namath Says He Is A Little Disappointed With Jets
Joe Namath, in Stateline, Nevada, says he is a little disappointed with the New York Jets after retirement talk and a failed loan bid. Namath discusses Rozelle, gamblers at Bachelors III, and potential Nevada gaming ventures while at Harrah's Invitational Golf Tournament.
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New York Jets
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New York City
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Pete Rozelle
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Jets
Las Vegas
Annual Boy's Tennis Tournament at Winchester Club
The annual boys tennis tournament is scheduled at Winchester Country Club from June 15 to 19. Organizers invite participants from regional clubs and schools to compete across singles and doubles events.
Third Annual Boy's Tennis Tourney At Winchester
The third annual junior boys tennis tournament will be held at Winchester Country Club June 16 to 19. Sixteen awards exist for winners and runners up across divisions. Local banks and Nichols Department Store sponsor the awards.
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Major League Leaders Overview by Associated Press
American League leaders include Caeew Minnesota with a .390 average and Petrocelli Boston hitting 20 homers. Key notes: Robinson Baltimore 46 runs and 68 hits. Killebrew Minnesota 45 RBIs. Harper Seattle 29 stolen bases. National League leaders include M Alou Pittsburgh .354 and Banks Chicago 50 RBIs. McCovey San Francisco 19 homers. Brock St. Louis 25 steals. Singer Los Angeles 101 strikeouts.
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Los Angeles
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Nichols Tops Godfrey Volkswagen 7-0 In City League Play
Nichols stays atop the City League with a 7-0 win over Godfrey Volkswagen. Cliff Peacher homered twice, J Smothers added another, as Nichols collected seven hits to VW five.
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Rubbermaid tops Terry Industries in 22-3 rout
Rubbermaid combined power surge with solid defense as Young Grim and Stead homered to spark a 22-3 victory over Terry Industries. Rubbermaid improves to 4-3, Terry drops to 1-6. Comer Hickerson Tilley and Curry lead the winners.
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New NCAA AAU Feud Resurfaces Over Amateur Rules
Joe Yancey named U S coach as NCAA and AAU feud resurfaces over U S eligibility rules. If USTFF sanctions fail and AAU meet proceeds, college coaches may bar athletes from Miami competition jeopardizing U S Olympic team prospects. Yancey, with a storied track background, faces renewed tensions as the two groups clash over control of amateur sport.
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Associated Press
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Rhoden
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America
Burdette Seeks Return of the Spitball in Baseball
Former Braves star Lou Burdette, now a minor league pitching coach, advocates legalizing the spitball to revive .300 hitters. He recalls past success with the pitch and says relaunch would force batsmen to adapt and use heavier bats, while noting his own mixed history with the spitter.
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