Sth-Inning Blows End Dean Chance No-Hitter In Twins Win
Washington Senators fell 3 2 to Minnesota Twins as a late burst erased Dean Chance bid for a no hitter. Cesar Tovar and Rich Reese drove in runs while Tony Oliva Ken McMullen and Rick Renick starred in a four run second inning. Bernie Allen homered off Gus Epstein in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Hrace Loak
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Minnesota Twins
Mike Epstein
Bernie Allen
Dean Chance
Washington Senators
Dave Bosman
Twins
Tony Oliva
Tiny Hall
Ken McMullen
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Wang
Rick Renick
Jess
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Tovar
Frank Inward
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Jim Frenchy
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Dodgers Pitcher Drysdale Sidelined With Shoulder Injury
Dodgers team physician Dr. Robert Woods said pitcher Don Drysdale may miss the rest of the NL season due to a muscle inflammation at the top of his right shoulder. He reinjured it last Saturday and could be out for an extended period.
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108 Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bony Drysdale
Dodgers
Robert Woods
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Drysdale
Slow-Pitch Tourney Pairings Announced for County Open
Officials set second annual Hety County Merchants Slow-Pitch Open after a meeting at New Castle Pat Park Bake fin diamond. Play begins Sept. 3 as announced by Ney director.
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Hety County Merchants
FIO Pam
New Castle
Pat Park
World Games marred by student protests across Mexico City
Mexican Olympic officials face a restless student body as protests over Rhodesia and racial equality pressure the 1960s Games. Diplomats worry about disruptions while organizers seek calm amid calls to boycott and political demonstrations.
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Saidi
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de Melbourne
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Dew
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Tradjian Communist Party
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Alpert
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Bean
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Carmichael
International Olympic
PGA Executives Plan Talks With Palmer On Tour Feud
In New York the PGA executive committee said it would meet Arnold Palmer in Washington to discuss the players feud with the association. Palmer separately met PGA President Max Elbin at Latrobe Pennsylvania to thrash out issues and Elbin later called for a special meeting of the 16 member board to address matters related to the dispute.
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Palmer New York
UPI
Festerdays Results Highlight National League Scores
National League games featured Houston defeating Los Angeles 4 to 2 and New York overpowering St. Louis 4 to 0. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 0 while Chicago edged San Francisco in last night action. American League results include New York 2-0 over an opponent and Boston 7-1 over Cleveland as Washington slimly beat Minnesota 2-1.
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Oakland
Major Leaders Highlight Late Season Baseball Marks
Fragmentary sports note mentions players Naliagal Tangues Regan Cubsaca Kline and McLain with various scores and team references Pirates Cards Indians Red Sox tied to hard to decipher box scores and line items.
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Cubsaca Kline
Pirates
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Masa
Firgles
McLain
Tisets
Santiago
Hardin
McNally
Lorieley
Tlant Indians
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Red Sox
Alspaugh Group Wins Tri County Men’s Club Event
Alspaugh captained the winning Tri County Men’s Club event with DeWayne Jordan Pete Kirk and Jack Casstevens to a 60 for best ball. Norman Sanders led medal honors with a 64. Coca Cola weekly tourney winners were Lannot Rex Alsgaugh Todd Messick Sam Owens with low gross Dan Lewis 66.
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Tri-County
Whale Journey
Middletown
DeWayne Jordan
Pete Kirk
Jack Casstevens
Alspaugh
Norman Sanders
Coca-Cola
New Castle
Lannot
Rex Alsgaugh
Todd Messick
Sam Owens
Low Gross
Dan Lewis
del Novyis
Tom Huser
Dim Meche
Floyd McWilliams
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Morgan Dominates Claar In Outdoor Boxing Show Main Event
Morgan of Andersonia knocked out Jim Claar of New Castle in the Outdoor Boxing Show main event at Memorial Field, eliminating him in the 130 pound state championship bid. Claar, runner up in the state Golden Gloves, had built up early momentum.
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Tick Morgan
Andersonia
New Castle
Jim R Claar
Memorial Fiutt
Elim
T Chaar
Lemaster Shuts Down Dodgers in 4-2 Astros Win
Houston pitcher Ken Lemaster allowed six hits to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Norm Miller fueled a three run third inning with a home run as Paul Popovich and Zoilo Versalles added RBI singles. Mike Kekich took the loss after Miller homered for the Astros.
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Denny Lemaster
Tos Angeles
Norm Miller
Houst
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Dodgers
Lemaster
Roukle
Paul Popovich
Zoilo Versailles
Miller
Mike Kekich
Jim Wynn
Rusty Starb
Denis Menke
Meadowbrook Linksmen Paired For Tourney
The Meadowbrook Golf Club announces first round pairings for the 1968 Men's Championship Tournament at Meadowbrook course. Matches split into Championship, President's, and lower flight brackets feature players such as Gary Geiger, Roger Tromas, Charles Wolfe, Jack Beck, Bud Isases, Marcus Maxwell, Pete Garza, Ray Baldwin, J Aldrich, Norman Hetder, Earl Bondurant, Tom Boyd, Dale Overlin, George Phillips, and others with byes noted in the Lower Bracket.
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Pzitings
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Jack Beck
Glen
Waleridge
Bearker
Mul Owens
Bud_Isases
Marcus Maxwell
Gene Owens
Pete Garza
Mike Borson
Ray Baldwin
Kenneth Talbert
May Zook
J. Aldrich
M. McGormigh
Norman Hetder
Andy Skies
MM. Ashby
Earl Bondurant
Ve" Pope
Gower
Doe Evliot
Tom Boyd
Dale Overlin
Leo Oshsier
Randolph
Adam Kamkowski
Frank Carr
T. Perkins
Secretary's Flight
Cleveland
Jenn Fay
Larry Cleveland
John Foy
George Phillips
Howard Ning
Mike Bondurant
Shosky Loyd
George Minnick
Bill Sezesny
Jim Leaver
Forest Lynna Bo Cowles
D. Nel Russell Welch
J Mier Bil Dickerson
G. Rachol Ea Katoki
Hockett Legion Hosts Two Baseball Teams Dinner Tonight
George W Heckett Post No 197 of the American Legion hosts two boys baseball teams Hockett and Coca-Cola at a 6 30 pm dinner at Hockett Post Home 26 W 9th St Auxiliary members serve the meal Joe Mc Dowell manager of Hackett is general program chairman Paul Bradford manages Coca Cola team in the event.
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George W Heckett
American Legion
Hockett
Coca-Cola
Hockett Post
W. 9Th St
Legion Auxiliary
Joe McDowell
Hackett Team
Paul Bradford
Coca Cola
Celtics Acquire Bryant From Suns
Boston Celtics acquire guard Emmette Bryant from the Phoenix Suns for a second round pick after next season. Bryant, a DePaul alum, posted 3.5 points in 17 games last season after coming from the Knicks via expansion draft.
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UPI
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Emmette Bryant
Intar
Phoenix Suns
Natione Basketball Association
Bryant
New York Knicks
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Groott
St DePaul
Cosmic Athlete Most Heavily Insured at Games
Barcelona Spain AP reports a painting titled Cosmic Athlete by Saulte Tali Dali, commissioned by the Spanish Olympic Committee, depicts a discus thrower aiding the world. The artwork is insured for 25570 dollars and will be displayed at the Olympic Games October 12 to 27.
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Mets Beat Cardinals Behind Agee Sparkling Night
Tommie Agee drove in Anres rons and hit a two run single as the New York Mets defeated the St Louis Cardinals 4 0 behind strong pitching by Dick Selma. The Mets offense produced in the late innings as Agee contributed the decisive hits and New York pulled away at Lands End.
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Rookies Help Angels Split With Yankees
California rookies Bill Surreisos and Andy Messermith shut out the New York Yankees on one hit for a 2 0 win, helping the Los Angeles Angels split the series.
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Yankees
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California
Bill Surreisos
Andy Méssérsmith
New York Yankees
Chisox Edge Detroit In 2-1 Fashion
Chicago White Sox win 2-1 as Buddy Bradford scores on Tom Statz throw error in the ninth. Detroit Tigers lose the twin bill opener, shrinking Detroit’s gap in the American League standings.
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Chicago
Buddy Bradford
Tom Statchick
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Tigers
Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Haaiter
Matelanes
Culp Wins Puts Boston Back Into 3rd Place
Boston's pitcher Culp earns his 10th win and helps the Red Sox move a game ahead of Cleveland into third. Floyd Robinson drives in two runs as Boston breaks a 4-run third inning surge led by a home run omitted in early reports.
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Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
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Hunter
Bill Harman
Halli
Bob Hall
Wayne Wigner
Givon
Mayhew And Bianco Tie For Open Lead
Amateur Steve Mayhew of Purdu e Carmel and pro Larry Bianco of Indianapolis share the halfway lead at the Indiana Open Golf Championship at Speedway. Mayhew shot 73 and Bianco 71 to sit at 147. Fort Benjamin Harrison pro Xnych fell from the first round lead with 87 and 88. Defending champ Randy Quick shot 78 to 87, with 16 players surviving the cut of 151.
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Farmer Big
Purdie Mit Carmel
Larry Bianco
Country Chub
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Speedway
Mayhew
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Xnych
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Bill Heinlein
Carmel ‘I
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Wally Armstrong
Kent Harrison
Elkhart
Randy Quick
Jovisinay Litman
South Meridian Tops Park Place In S S Tourney Semifinal
South Meridian defeated Park Place 3 to 2 in a semifinals game at Shadyside. Helvey hit a solo homer for Park Place in the first inning while South Meridian advances to meet North Anderson B at 7 40 Thursday at Shadyside diamond in Division A tournament play.
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Arcow Heights
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Divorce Petition Filed by Sue Brown for Jim Brown
Mrs. Sue Brown wife of former Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown filed for divorce in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect of duty She seeks custody of three children Kim Kevin and James Jr plus alimony child support and the Browns Cleveland home She says he is making a film in Granada Spain. 130 veniremen called for first degree murder trial of James Arthur Lewis in Gary Indiana Seegee foreign revenues in Hollywood source notes.
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Kevin
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