Northwestern League Track Meet crowns Herndon champs
Herndon wins the Northwestern League title as James Wood second led by Chuck Marks and George Scheulen of James Wood and Dave Strance of Handley with multiple event wins. Strance sets a Handley 880 record 1 59.8 while Marks dominates with shot and discus marks and Scheulen breaks the high jump record at 6 feet 1 inch.
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Scheulan
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Comer
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Loazer
Shreve
Said
Cooke
Mile
Wood
Falls Church
Pappas Paces Reds Past Cubs as Robinson Trail Grows
The Reds beat the Cubs 9-2 as Gary Pappas pitched his third straight complete game, narrowing the gap to .500 while Frank Robinson’s rival pace from the Baltimore deal looms. Pete Rose, Deron Johnson, Don Pavletich and Art Shamsky homered for Cincinnati, Rod Gardner held San Francisco to four hits, and Don Sutton plus Phil Regan combined for a six hitter against Pittsburgh.
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Indians Capture SC Title in Track Meet
William and Mary's Indians win their first Southern Conference outdoor track title since 1958 with 71 points as Jimmy Johnson leads with a mile record and a 3 mile record. The Citadel, West Virginia, and Richmond trail. Defending champ Furman places fifth.
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Indians Stange Stands Tall In Split With Orioles
Lee Stange earned a complete game as Cleveland beat Baltimore 2-1 to level the weekend series after Baltimore won the 13 inning opener 1-0. The Indians, led by Stange, moved two games ahead in the AL as Tebbetts shuffled a seven-man rotation.
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Jim Perry
California
Boston
Seagren Sets World Pole Vault Mark at West Coast Relays
In Fresno a 19-year-old named Bob Seagren vaulted 17 feet 5 1 2 inches to break the world pole vault record. The feat capped a standout Pacific Coast weekend for young track stars after a Friday night performance by Jim Ryan of Kansas.
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Nicklaus Lema Lead After Rain Halts New Orleans Open Final Round
The Greater New Orleans Open was delayed by heavy rain at Lakewood Country Club. Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema shared the 54 hole lead at 208 eight under par, with Frank Beard and Bob Goalby at 209 and Gardner Dickinson Billy Casper Kel Nagle at 210. Arnold Palmer withdrew Saturday with a back injury.
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