McLain earns 16th straight road win in Tigers victory
Detroit ace Donny McLain improved to 24-3 with a 3 five hitter as the Tigers beat Cleveland 3-2. Nora Cash homered off Vicente Romo in the ninth to deliver the go ahead run, while Mickey Stanley and Jim Northrup added key hits and RBI.
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Sun Valley racing highlights feature multiple winners
Gene Weaver Elwood and Jim Brewer Noblesville won feature races at Sun Valley in a Saturday triple header. Dick Fraizer Moorland and Sherry Hinshaw Mooreland led their respective divisions, with Brewer staging a late surge to beat Keller and Quinn. Weekend shows include super sprints Wednesday, demolition derby Thursday, and a Saturday triple header with a rain date Friday.
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Tutwiler Leads Amateur Qualifiers At Rolling Green Club
Ed Tutwiler of Indiana fired a one over par 71 72 13 to lead seven qualifiers for the 1968 National Amateur Championship at Scioto Country Club Columbus Ohio. Also qualifying were Rob Zender John Lynch Mike True Morell Gene Amid J R Leer and others among 105 entries.
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Michigan Warehouse dominates in first win of season
In a Sunday Commercial B Men's softball clash at Shady Side Park, Michigan Warehouse overwhelmed Emge's 21 to 4 for their first victory. Lawrence homered and a strong pitching staff supported by Parks sustained the early lead as Coca-Cola and Heiser Ford posted shutouts in Division A and other quick results across the doubleheader.
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Chamberlain and Russell to meet in Stokes Benefit game
Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell will face off Tuesday night in the 10th Maurice Stokes Benefit game at Kutsher's Country Club. Proceeds go to aid Maurice Stokes medical expenses after his illness. Chamberlain stars at center for one team while Russell coaches the other. Allies and opponents from the NBA lineup include Wilkens Bridges Beaty Read Do Busschere Greer Robertson and others.
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LeCoste Opens Lead With 71 In U S Women's Amateur
Catherine LeCoste of France shot a 71 to grab a three stroke lead in the first round of the 8th US Women's Amateur at Birmingham Country Club. Phyllis Preuss and Cynthia Hill tied for second after both posted 74s, while defending champion Mary Toups shot 76 amid cool条件s as play continued.
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Cubs End Cardinals Streak With Sixth Straight Win
Billy Williams delivered a long homer in the fifth as the Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 4-3, extending their win streak to six and tightening the NL race. Williams hit his fifth homer in five games off starter Larry Jaster, driving in Glenn Beckert who singled. The Cubs pulled ahead in the seventh on a sequence featuring Hickman, Hands, Kessinger, and Banks, then held on as Jaster tied it with a homer in the fifth and Cepeda doubled in a Cardinal run earlier.
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Television drives football fever amid saturating interest
Western executives warn football TV contracts drain viewer attention as Meadow Brook battles Franklin while Fairview and Shady Side also chase hype. Stadium sellouts persist despite lag in sponsorship, with networks scrambling to keep audiences engaged and profits rising. Linescores show Meadow Brook 10 24 02 1 4 Fairview 0 1 2 6 4.
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CBS Expenditure Report Notes Commercial Costs
A CBS spokesman cited an $24 million annual production outlay and additional $4 million. The network charges sponsors $70,000 per minute for commercials to cover costs amid the high investment quoted.
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Giles Seeks Batter-Pitcher Equilibrium Revealed
Cincinnati AP reports National League magnates seek a batter pitcher balance as Warren Giles issues memorandums to coaches and GMs. Leaders like Walt Alston and Paul Richards weigh mound height and rules shifts while debates over mound distance and aggressive pitching intensity unfold amid broader broadcast and labor concerns.
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Croft Sets Breath-Hold Free Dive Record 240 Feet
In Miami Bob Croft a Navy diving instructor from Myst plunged 240 feet in a breath hold free dive to beat prior marks. He reached 40 fathoms in 77 seconds and surfaced after 2 minutes 28 seconds, surpassing Jacques Mayol as the record holder.
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Richardson Signs with Chargers After Rams Falcons Career
Escondido California report states free agent Jercy Richardson, former Rams defensive back and Falcons player, signed by the San Diego Chargers. A third round pick in 1964, Richardson, listed at 190 pounds, joined after showing five interceptions last season for Atlanta. Chargers expect limited playing time for him as part of a veteran defensive back rotation.
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Frankton Harriers Announce Aug Practice Start
Frankton High cross country coach Ted Yarbit announced the first Frankton Eagles harriers practice at 9 am on Monday. Candidates should bring their physical examination slips to the session on August 29.
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