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Mets Edge pirates 4-3, in 17th new York a Chuck killer s throwing error with two out in the 17th inning allow Drommie Agee to score the win Ning run from second and the new York mils beat Pittsburgh 4-3 team could score from the fifth inning As four Pittsburgh pitchers combined for 17 strikeouts in keeping the mets at Bay. Agee led off the17th with a single off Bob Moose who Only gave up two hits in seven innings. Grounder to Hiller at second and he threw the Ball away. It was the mels first Victory in extra innings this year and sent Pittsburgh to its fifth straight defeat. Jerry Buchuck then sacrificed the mets tied the score 3-3 Inland after Bud Ila Relson flied to Alou Ken Boswell then sent a the fifth on Harrelson s single and a double by Boswell. Highlights in sports Congress to for end of track feud Washington a the chairman of the Senate com Merce committee said tuesday he expects action next month on a congressional Effort to Settle the track War Between the nation s colleges and the Amateur athletic Union. Sen. Warren g. Magnuson d-wash., scrapped plans for immediate introduction of a Bill to enforce the suggested com Promise turned Down by the col Leges last month. But Magnuson kept the idea alive by saying i could be written into other Bills already pending before his panel. The Commerce committee raised the threat of congressional intervention last month after the National collegiate athletic association and its ally the . Track and Field federation turned Down the Settle ment recommended by a sen ate created arbitration Mcaa and Usuff argued the Compromise left the bulk of Power Over control of track meets to the aau. Month old request by the Usuff for an antitrust investigation of the aau was still being considered by the Justice department tuesday. Syracuse . Up Roy Danforth freshman basketball coach at Syracuse University the past four years was elevated to head coach tuesday. Danforth succeeds Fred Lewis who resigned last week to accept position As athletic director at Sacramento state College at Sac Ramento Calif. Danforth s freshmen squads have compiled an impressive 57-8 record and lost Only one game during the past two seasons. The new head coach is a 1962 graduate of the University of South Ern Mississippi where he became one of the school s All time Lead ing scorers. Danforth 32, is a native of Summitville ind. New York a Henry Wittenberg acting wrestling co Chat City College and a 1948 olympic Champion has been appointed coach of the United states olympic Greco roman wrestling team it was announced at City College tuesday. Wittenberg won the olympic Light heavyweight freestyle wrestling title in 1948 and the Silver medal in the same division in 1952. The retired police officer is the first head coach of an olympic squad to be chosen from City College. Werblin peddles Jet Stock new York a Sonn Werblin has sold his share of the new York jets of the Ameri can football league to his four partners one of the partner confirmed tuesday night. The Deal has been made Townsend b. Martin said. We offered Sonny a Price and he accepted. There will be four equal partners and Don Lillis will Bethe new Weeb Eubank will remain a general manager and head coach As far As i know mar tin said. He added that he knew nothing of rumours to try an persuade Vince Lombardi to leave the Green Bay packers to coach the jets. Along with Martin and Lillis the other two partners Are Philip h. Iselin and Leon Hess. Martin did not disclose the amount paid Werblin for his Little better than .20 per cent of the team. Werblin who stunned the sports world when he signed quarterback Joe Namath out of College for $400,000 in 1965, bought the jets with his four partners for $1 million in 1963. The club now is supposed to be Worth at least 10 times that Fig the pirates had taken a one run Lead in their half of the fifth when Jose Pagan led off with double moved to third on an in Field out and raced Home when Pitcher Al Mcbean looped a sin Gle Over first base. Each team got into the scor ing column with two run homers Willie Stargell for the pirates and Agee for new York. Stargell connected off Tom Seaver in the first inning after Agee Hoffler Maury wills had walked an stolen second. The Home run was Stargell s third of the sea son. Agee retaliated in the second inning whacking his second Homer Over the right Field drive scored Jerry Grote who had singled. 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T-2 52. A 4.273. Dierkes ure. Plant to be built at Surburba Irving to scotch rumours that he and the state fair of Texas has worked out a Compromise under which the National football league club would stay in the Cotton Compromise reports arose amidst word that the multimillion Dollar renovation plans at the Cotton bowl had undergone a cutback and that several announced improvement features would have to be passed stadium will be a Semi domed Plant with a capacity of about 58,000. Columbus Ohio up millionaire race horse owner John w. Galbreath offered tuesday to finance an intensive research program for Equine Medicine designed to prevent a recurrence of the dancer image incident in the Kentucky Grant would permit Ohio state University to hire a to research veterinarian w h o would concentrate on the pre race testing of horses. Ohio state officials accepted the offer that will enable them to recruit the world s leading research or. Clarence r. Cole Dean of the Ohio state College of veterinary Medicine said the primary object of the program should be pro race testing but it also would include the general improvement of health i horses such As lameness and diseases. Both thoroughbred bandstand ardred horses will be included in the research pro Gram Sokolowski elected Yale baseball Captain new Haven Conn. Up Bob Sokolowski hard hitting outfielder from Meriden Conn.,has been elected Captain of Yale University s 1969 baseball team. Sokolowski a Junior was the second leading hitter among the Yale regulars this Spring with a.308 average. Face Pagan 3b allay Mcbean p Walker Kline p Jimenez Pho la or Moose Philler 2b total 0000 Kra Pool in 60006110 Charles 3b 7010 6000 Rtaylor p 00002011 Agee of 7222 0000 Seaver p 40101000 Koonce p 2 0 0 u 1010 Buchek 3b 0000 00002000 0000 5s 3 11 3 total 61 4 13 3two out when winning run scored. .200 010 000 000 000 00 3 .020 010 000 000 000 01 4 Pittsburg new Yorke wills. Mazeroski Hiller. 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