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Rosboro s Bat Wins for Dodgers; Brings Revenge in Personal Feud
By Joe Gergen UPI Sports Writer > Johnny Roseboro, who last yoar hired a lawyer to plead his caaa against Juan Marichal, has dtseovered a more eloquent and appropriate spokesman — his hat
Roseboro, the burly catcher of the Los Angeles Dodgers, confronted the San Francisco pitching ace on the baseball field Sunday for the first time since their celebrated “incident” eight months ago and walloped a three-run homer to lead the
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Wah Hansgen Remains Critical
ORLEANS, France UPI — Walt Hansgen, one of America’s most experienced sports car drtvrs who was critically injured Saturday during the Le Mans trials, clung to life Sunday as doctors maintained a 24-hour vigil by his bedside. Ths doctors said Hansgen’s remained “unchanged” as they continued to watch over Mm. A local French doctor was ♦•irfwy turns with surgeons from the U.S. Army hospital here to maintain a constant vigil by the bedside of the 45-year-old Bedminister, N. J., sports car dealer. Flown here by helicopter Staurday night, Hansgen is suffering from multiple fractures of the skull, pelvis, both legs and both arms received when his seven liter Ford prototype smashed into a wooden barrier Saturday at 122 miles an hour. Mrs. Beartice Hansgen and their two children arrived at the hospital Sunday afternoon but were unable to see the injured racer because of the seriousness of his condition. The accident took place when Ms Ford Mark n went out of control and crashed on the rainshekened Le Mans circuit.
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defending world champions to an 8-4 victory over the Giants. In their meeting, on Aug. 22 of last season, Marichal swung a hat at Roseboro’s head to touch off the wildest rhubarb in years. The shocking Incident cost Marichal $1,750—the largest fine ever levied against a player by a major league president— and his resulting nine-day suspension conceivably cost the Giants the National League pennant. It also precipitated a $110,000 legal suit against the high-kick-ing right-hander by Roseboro, who escaped the incident with only a two-inch gash on his head. “Except for the suit the incident is closed so far as I’m concerned,” Roseboro said Sunday. “If Marichal speaks to me first TU answer him Otherwise, no.” Roseboro answered Marichal the best way he knew how in the second inning at Phoenix when he drove in Ron Fairly and Jim Lefebvre ahead of him. It wasn’t the kind of dramatic hit about which legends grow. It was, in fact, a line single which hopped over the head of outfielder Jesus Alou for an inside-the-park variety. But for Roseboro it was extremely rewarding. Marichal was tagged for five runs and seven hits in his fiveinning stint. Claude Osteen, the Los Angeles started who will open the season for the Dodgers on April 12, was even less impressive, allowing nine hits and four runs in four innings.
NFL Season to Open Sept 10 NEW YORK UPI—National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle, predicting a five-million-fan gate this fall, today announced the 47th NFL season will open Sept. 10 with a nationally televised rematch of the Green Bay-Baltimore Western Conference playoff. The new Atlanta Falcons will open their first season 17 hours later, at home against Los Angeles. Five other Sunday openers are on tap—Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at Washington, Minnesota at San Francisco, New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St. Louis. The Saturday night kickoff game between Green Bay and Baltimore will be at Milwaukee.
Depauw-State Meet Held Inside
Snow and cold weather forced track teams from DePauw and Ball State inside in what was to have been the season’s outside opener Saturday in Muncie. Consequently the ICC dual match was run off In State's spacious new football field-sized fieldhouse and ruled by mutual agreement an unofficial engagement. The unofficial score was Ball State 105%, DePauw 39%. The Cardinals swept blue ribbons in 15 of 17 events and managed to slam the 220-yard run and the two-mile run. DePauw’s wins came in the 880-yard relay and the 440-yard run. The first blue ribbon came the hard way for the visitors. Running the second leg in the relay, DePauw’s Jim Cook and his opponent collided as they headed into a baton change. The Ball State runner went down. Cook kept his feet but sustained a spike wound that later required hospitalization and four stitches. Running on that winning team which was clocked in 1:35.2 were Rick Jordan, Dari Lindquist, Ron Blauser and
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Steve Norris picked up DePauw’s other first place. Norris took the 440 In a time of :5lJ. and narrowly missed another win in the half mile run. In that race he finished second, onetenth of a second behind the winner’s time of 2:01.1. The rest of the Tiger scoring was wrapped up with a half dozen second placet and nine third spots. Among the wintry day’s better marks in the meet were Kurt Eichorst’s 53-6% heave In the shot put; a 6-7 leap by high jumper Fred Gamble; and Jim Stanford’s :56.9 in ths 440-yard hurdles. All three are from Ball
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DePauw goes to the Wabash Relays next gaturdsy.
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Shown above are four large mouth bass which, were caught by James Mann, Greencastle, Route 3, Thursday morning in less than 30 minutes. Mr. Mann said he caught them while casting but he did not divulge the location of his fishing place. The largest weighed 4 pounds and 7 ounces. The next was 3 pounds and 2 ounces; another weighed 2 pounds and 2 ounces, and the. fourth weighed 1 pound and 4 ounces. Holding the fish are Mr. Mann’s son, Ernie (left) and Danny Cockrel (right) a young friend. Lakers, Celtics, Hold Slight Advantage in NBA Playoffs
By United Press International The Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics resume the Western and Eastern Division National Basketball Association playoffs Wednesday with a slight lead over the St. Louis Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers respectively.
Named to Hall of Fame ROCHESTER, N.Y. UPI — Herbert Booth Bomar, a transplanted Texan from Chicago, and the late Harold J. Allen of Detroit, were inducted into the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame here Thursday night. Allen was a founder of the Bowling Proprietors Association of America. He entered the hall under the meritorious service category. The ABC also announced that Madison, Wis., was the unanimous choice of its 77 directors as the site of the 1969 tournament. The ABC will be held in Miami Beach, Fla. next year, and Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1968. No scoring changes were recorded in the tournament Thursday.
Elgin Baylor, In a personal triumph that saw him playing back to the form of his greatest days, scored 42 points Sunday to lead the Lakers to a 125-116 win over the Hawks, while the Celtics grabbed a decisive, 115-96 victory over the 76ers to smash Philadelphia’s 11-game winning streak. Boston is now 1-0 and Loe Angeles 2-0 in the best of seven playoffs and they could collide for the world title if each maintains the power that kept them leading their opponents most Of the way in Sunday’s games. Baylor and Jerry West. Who scored 36 points despite being hampered by an ankle injury, combined for 78 points to crush repeated Hawk comeback attempts Sunday in Los Angeles. Celtics Sam Jones with 29 points and John Havlicek with 22 paced the defending NBA champions in their win Sunday at Philadelphia that saw them only ahead by foflr points at the half, but hold decisive leads in the final two periods. The Celtic-76er feud continues Wednesday in Boston, while the Laker-Hawk battle resumes at St. Louis.
At Joseph’s College took a doubleheader from DePauw’s ba—ball forces Saturday In Rensselaer, 8-5 and 3-1. The Pumas rallied for five rune in the eighth inning Of the nine-inning opener to chase starter Joe Johnson to the showers. DePauw took a 5-3 lead into the disesterous eighth, but the Pumas pounded out five singles and got a walk off Johnson to do the damage. Fkank Jones came in to relieve Johnson with two outs, hit the first batter, then retired the next man to end the inning. The tees nullified a pair of booming home-runs by DePauw’s first baseman, Ferris Winterberg, who hit one with a man aboard and poled the Second one for a single tally. The second game was called by darkness at the end of five and one-half innings. DePauw scored & the third Mhing on two hits to fie the count, 1-1, but the Pumas Scored what turned out to be the winning run in the next inning. A single, a sacrifice, an outfield fly and another single produced a 2-1 St. Joe margin that grew to 8-1 in the bottom of the fifth. Sophomore Bill Keady pitched all the way for DePauw in the second game and gave up but three hits. Don Lovelace, who had two hits in the opener, Also banged two more out for the Tigers in the nightcap. Tomorrow DePauw goes to Indiana University. Line Scores: First game DPU 200 200 100—5-7-0 SJ - 201000 05x—8-9-4 DPU Johnson, Jones (8) and Breckenridge. SJ—Rueth, Gustinhouse (1), Edmunds (4) and TraUghn. Second gams DPU 001 000—1-3-2 SJ 100 llx—3-3-0 DPU—Keadey and Breckenridge. SJ — O’Loughlin and Crowley.
ennis Team Whips Miami
DePauw University’s varsity tennis team disregarded intermittent snow showers Saturday in Oxford, Ohio, and brought home a prized 7*2 win over Miami University. The win over the Redskins was DePauw’s first over the Ohioans since an 8-0 verdict te 1962. The victory pushed the Tigers’ season dual record to 5-3, moot of it played during a successful 4-3 Invasion of the Southlands during spring vacation two weeks back. Number one singles man Buzzie Pierce, a sophomore, started DePauw on the way to its win. Pierce beat Dave Hill, 4-6, 6-4 and 6-3. Numbers two and three men for DePauw, Carl Hirth and Ren Werrenrath lost, but DePauw prevailed in the next six matches. Kim Wincup won 6-4, 11-9; Mark Smith beat Bob Phillips in number five, 8-6, 6-8 and 6-2, and Gary Sullivan of DePauw whipped Alan Rexinger, 6-2, 6-1. DePauw took all thaee doubles, 6-2, 6-3; Hirth and Pierce won 6-3 and 6-2; and Sullivan and Smith claimed number three doubles, 6-3, 6-4.
TORRES TO APPEAR NEW YORK UPI — Light heavyweight champion Jose Torres was scheduled to appear before the New York State Athletic Commission today to prove that he had signed for a title bout with A “suitable contender.”
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