Alexandria Tigers Face Rough Road With Small Senior Losses
Alexandria High School begins 1968 football planning after losing 16 seniors and quarterback. Coach Date AIL rebuilds with sophomore talent, buttressed by a lighter line and two bright spots Greg Burroughs and Kevin Howerton. The Tigers open preseason at Tipton jamboree and host Wartford City on Sept 6 with a CIC schedule and non league games ahead.
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Flying Needle Aims For 435 MPH Land Speed Record
Mickey Thompson announced plans to set a 435 mph land speed record this fall using a 27 inch high craft called the Flying Needle designed in California. The project seeks to push speed records in controlled conditions with Thompson leading the effort and UPI reporting from Detroit.
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Gibson Shuts Out Pirates for 11th Shutout and 19th Win
Bob Gibson pitched a four hit shutout for his 11th shutout of the season and 19th victory as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 8 to 0. Cepeda homered driving in four, and Gibson also drove in two with a single. The Pirates’ slide continued as Gibson’s gem stopped his team’s win streak.
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Athletics edge Red Sox on two homers by Hershberger and Duncan
Oakland Athletics rally from four down at six to beat Boston 5 3 behind Mike Hershberger and Dave Duncan homers in a key eighth inning. Bert Campaneris singles and Sal Bando rips a triple while Bob Veale struggled, taking the loss for the Pirates in a separate section mention. Cepeda and Javier drive late scoring in a separate Carolina note period.
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Braves Beat Phillies In Nightcap Of Twin Bill
New York Mets fall 5-2 in a Reds doubleheader sweep as Gary Nolan drives in two with a two-run double in the fifth. Later Philadelphia hosts Atlanta, with Detroit’s 4-3 win noted and a mix of other scores.
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Panthers Open Season On Tough Schedule With Rookies
Elwood's Panthers brace for a grueling 1967 season with a 10 game card in the Central Indiana Conference plus non league foes. Key veterans Ray Williams Bob Sherman Tim Mobbs return. quarterback Joe Davis and halfback Chris Juday bring experience. Freshmen lift the backfield as Mitschelen builds with a young squad, while Noblesville and other foes pose early tests.
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Indians Top Minnesota in 3-2 Win
Cleveland Indians defeated Minnesota 3-2 as Jose Cardena drove in two runs including the go ahead with a sixth inning RBI single. Tiant left with elbow strain after five innings, Vicente Romo earned the win in relief.
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Debbie Meyer Sets Third World Mark at Olympic Trials
Debbie Meyer of Sacramento Calif set her third world record at the US Women's Olympic swim trials in Los Angeles by clocking 9 15 4 in the 0 100 meter freestyle final at the Los Angeles Swim Stadium. Pam Kruse and Eadie Wizel followed with 9 26 5 and 9 27 4. Meyer also previously set world marks in the 200 and 400 meter freestyle. World records also fell for Calle Ball in breaststroke and Claudia Kolb in additional events.
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