Detroit Takes Commanding Lead With 11th Win Over Orioles
Detroit topped Baltimore 7 1 to move seven games ahead in the American League race. Earl Wilson drove in four runs and pitched a four hitter as Detroit built a big lead early. Wilson hit a three run homer in the third and added a run scoring single in the fifth. The crowd at Tiger Stadium hailed Wilson with a standing ovation after his fifth homer of the season. Frank Robinson beat out an infield hit in the fourth for Baltimore. Yom Phoebus took the loss, now 12-13.
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Jeannette sues Bullets for 612125 amid defamation claim
Harry Buddy Jeannette former Bullets coach and general manager sues the NBA club and owner Abe Folin in Baltimore City Superior Court seeking 12500 in breach of contract 200000 for alleged false statements 100000 for intentional interference with contractual rights. The suit notes unpaid wages and a dispute over employment terms starting May 1 1967.
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Bowling Tips and Booklets From Carter and Ladewig
Bowling advice on timing and delivery with tips to improve scores and grip. Offers mail order booklets by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig for 20 cents with self addressed envelopes and addresses Chicago and New York notes on costs of replacing corroded equipment estimated at 8.0 billion dollars.
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Sportsmen Cancel Final San Musial League Games
The Anderson Sportsmen, champions of the Inter County San Musial League, canceled their final scheduled games of the season. Saturday afternoon against Camp Allesbury and Saturday night against the Chicago Orioles were wiped from the slate, plus a Lebanon game on Wednesday, due to the death of Mrs. Ida Montgomery, mother of manager Lawrence Montgomery. The club ends with a 47 won 14 lost record.
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Santo Hits 2 HRs as Astros Beat Cubs in Chicago
Santo homered twice driving in all Chicago runs as the Cubs defeated the Astros. The 21st and 22nd blasts came off Larry Dierker, with Glen Beckert and Billy Williams contributing singles and Beckert scoring. Jerkins earned win number 16 for Houston.
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Barry Free To Play For Oakland But May Be Liable For Damages
A San Francisco judge ruled Barry could play for Oakland in the American Basketball Association this season but noted potential damages for the Warriors. The court interpreted the NBA option clause and Barry’s move to Oakland as breach, prompting possible appeal after injunction kept him off the court last season.
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Saturday Night Cast Back At Sun Valley Auto Races
A large field of 125 cars competes at Sun Valley with heats at 8:30 and a Figure 8 feature. Dick Hinshaw and John Keller top the Figure 8 winners list. Tony Horton powers the Indians to a 3 2 win over the Yankees as doubleheader split tightens pennant races.
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Noblesville
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Darvin Blankenstin
Pete Hutchison
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Sonny Schultz
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ECC Husband Wife List Winners In Edgewood Country Club Tourney
Winners announced in weekly Edgewood Country Club husband wife golf tourney. Front Nine low gross Ken and Nate Taylor Frank and Marge Carr Bud and Virginia Ann Gerson. Front Nine low net Ray and Rosie Estes G. Ru and Delores MecLaughlin Paul and Maggie Heckaman Bob and Margaret McKee. Back Nine low gross Jan and Wally Smith Bob andavis Met Hen. Back Nine low net Doe and Pa Moore Tex and Barbie Ecker.
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Athletic Group Elects Officers and Plans Bowling
The Sunday School Athletia Association elected officers for 1968-69 at First Baptist Church. Charles Saunders president Max Fraley vice president Leslie Holt treasurer. Bowling entries close Sept 4 with teams from North Anderson Church of God Bethel Methodist and others. Tours set for Dec 28 Jan 4 and 11 with 15 game qualifying rounds.
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Seaver Seven Perfect Frames In Mets Win Over Cardinals
Tom Seaver pitched seven perfect innings before Orlando Cepeda opened the eighth with a double, as the New York Mets defeated the St Louis Cardinals 8 2. Art Shamsky hit a grand slam in the fifth, lifting New York to the lead and Seaver earned his 13th win while striking out 11 as the Mets snapped a scoreless stretch and tied club records.
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South Bend Edges Tucson to Tie World Series Fate
South Bend Indiana edged Tucson Arizona 3 to 2 to even the American Legion World Series at one game each. Key plays came in the second inning with Kevin Alpert driving in two and Steve Evans delivering a run in the fourth and Meyer scoring on Evans hit. Tucson answered in the fourth and regained the lead in the sixth on a Meyer infield hit and Evans double, but South Bend rallied to tie and hold.
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Senators Rally Past Red Sox With Five-Run Ninth
Washington capitalized on throwing errors by Dalton Jones and Russ Gibson to erupt for five unearned runs in the ninth, defeating Boston 5-1 behind Gary Bell who blanked the Red Sox through eight.
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