Mays Leads AL to Sixth Straight Win In 1-0 All-Star Victory
Willie Mays paced the American League with the only run as the AL edged the National League 1-0 in Houston. Carlton matched perfect fielding while Seaver and Drysdale kept the NL offense quiet. Seaver, Marichal, and Koosman each contributed for the NL, with the AL pitchers extending a shutout streak and collecting key hits to secure the win.
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AL Stars
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UPI
Houston
Allstar
Willie
Don Drysdale
Marichal
San Francisco
Stan Musial
Iy Giants
National League
Tommy Helms
Cincinis
Carlton
Reds
Willie Mays
Louis Cardinals
Tony Oliva
Thelof
Minnesota Twins
Luel Nugent
Syd Patrick Sadivim
Nugent
Dawzh
Jonl
Seaveriter
Ivan Marichal
Stevel
Tom Seaver
Ron Reed Haseranner
Ackolnhy
Jerey Koosman
Theo al
Cher
New York
Gergen
Aline Baller
Coca-Cola Rally In 9th Upsets Hockett 5-4
Coca-Cola scored four runs in the top of the ninth to defeat Hockett 5-4 at Memorial Field. Gary Erskine led the offense with three singles and was joined by Cleveland Graham and Gowers with two hits apiece for the winners.
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Coca-Cola
FS Cola
Amge
Plett Culligan’s
South Dimmond
Mana
Tianeford
Iun
Vince Lombardi
Ing
Homer
Emge
Green Bay Packers
Turkey
Parler Hunt Acu
All Star Game Delivers Pitching Mastery In Indoor Arena
In a high pitch duel before 48,321, Mays opens with a first inning run on an error, wild pitch and double play. Drysdale matches the era with a record-tying outing as hitters struggle. Mantle and Staub make brief cameos with strikeouts.
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Eisai Aaieses
Itmere
Sehil Kewan
May
Harmon Killebrew
Luis Tiant
Gragnoley
Willie McCovey
Drysdale
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Dim Fregosi
California Angels
Crowe
Hillers
Tue
Tue Caw
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ich Aisi
NFL Owners Increase Pension Fund Offer Amid Negotiations
The owners proposed boosting pension contributions to 25 percent of a series of plans as talks with the players continue. A closed session saw officials push for a contract settlement while noting potential retroactive adjustments to 1968 and 1969. The move follows warnings that labor disputes could delay seasons and affect league operations.
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Ashley
Hale
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Paras
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Joe McTionell
Eine
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D.kacey
Coca-Dela
Rai
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Wolfe
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Ted Bruit
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Coopers
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the Brels
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Hell Mealy
Southpaw
Han Carl Yastrzemski
Acre
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
UPL
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Jim Football League Oomers
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Madison’ Heights
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Rod Carew
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D. Couch
Jar
Ele Cox and Hendricks
Jaycees
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Pchice Pals
OCIOK
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Gibson
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Titanenmunestine
Frank Howard
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Dick Williams
Red
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Schuster Sox
Tn Oetren
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Botany Campness
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Players’ Association
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Portland
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Moatinn Tianlaw
Erige's Win BR 1 Tri County Club hosts amateur tourney
Entries close for a Sunday plus hole pro amateur event at the Tri County Men’s Golf Club with Stroup Peale and D Couch listed as starters. Holiday weekend signals begin with Swain named most valuable player and local teams like McDonald’s, Striders TV, and Frankin Little League involved in a packed slate of scores and games.
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Tri-County
Neihaft
L. ‘van Brige
A.m
Fir Stroup
Peale
Mark Neihalf
Pepsi-Cola
UAW
Spgn
Wright
Tames
Abel
Striders
TV of
Middle
Windlow
Haney
Town
McDonald's
Godring's
Grogs
Jack Beck
Joe McCormick
Nives
Norman Sanders
Tumulty
Miller
Bat- Net
Paul Myers
John/Jentine
lKlueener
Tom Maber
Pou Clark
Norman Hayes
Lyle Wilson
Distributor Role for Established Products Worldwide
Position seeks a tellable person to service retail outlets and commercial accounts for a long established 80 year old company. No selling. Requires bank references, minor investment of 4,000 to 4,800 dollars. Details at E. P. C. Department Box 35204, Dallas, Texas 75225.
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Weil Department E. P.c
Dafa
Williams Accepts Morehead Scholarship for Golf
Bobby Williams, Madison Heights High School four-year varsity golfer, accepts a golf scholarship from Morehead State University starting next September. He was Indiana State Junior finalist in 1967 and co-record holder of a 67 in 1967. An upcoming Father-Son tournament is planned for August 10–11 at Edgewood, with committees named for the event.
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Bobby Williams
Mpanil Afrs
EB. Williams
Highland Rd
Anderson
Madison Heights
FP. W. Playforth
Morehead State University
Morehead
Williams
Madison Weightss
Indiana
Morehead State
J. Lewis Ruby
Négewood
Marvin Jones
Reby
Edgewood
Fulher Konembers
Madison County
Jon Campbell
Knoxsvile, Tenn
Anderson Inksman
Lonny
Seagram's Crown The Sure One whiskey tasting line
A vintage ad style line proclaims a consistent whiskey flavor. It emphasizes after pouring you should taste it with the claim Seagram's Crown remains the sure choice across locations.
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Seagram
Stavroff Signs With Indianapolis Caps
Indiana University quarterback Frank Stavroff, a standout in pre Rose Bowl era, signs with the Indianapolis Caps of the Continental Professional Football League. The 23 year old from Columbus, Ohio, graduated in 1988 and joins a team led by former coach Pantpil. The article also notes Valley View high school and various local sports highlights from the 1964 season.
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Indianapolis
Frank Stavroff
Indiana University
Indianapolis Capitols
Stavroff
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
John Pant
Valley View
Narold
Afarthalp
Campbell
Bernie
Sandy
Hayes
Kenneth and
Roth
Hovison
Jack
Masine
Soutenbach
Bruce Saylor
Forrest
Varda
Caldwell
Tom
Neva
Man Constructs Golf Ball From War Scrap Drives At St Andrews
World War II prisoner of war Ronald Morgan, vice president of the Worcestershire Union of golf clubs, made a ball from leather cut from an old football boot and stuffed with rubber scraps. He achieved his ambition to drive it over St Andrews, described as the most famous golf course in the world.
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ST. Andrew's
Scotland
Germany
Ronald Morgan
Worcestershire Union of Golf Clubs
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