Phillies Rally Past Cubs 7-5 In Ninth Inning
Philadelphia built a four run ninth to beat Chicago 7-5, ending a stretch of six losses for the Cubs in seven games. Johnny Briggs homered twice and Ron Stone hit his first major league homer to spark the comeback as manager Bob Skinner praised the bullpen and noted the chase of the Pirates and Cardinals remains possible.
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Local 663 and 777 Softball Scores Reported
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Hunt denies Cleveland offer on Dallas area AL team
Lamar Hunt, of Dallas, denies making any bid to buy the Indians. He states he and associates are interested in an American League franchise for the Dallas fort Worth area, noting Houston vetoed a National League team. Vernon Stouffer, owner of the Indians, is not confirmed as a party to any offer.
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Broadway Namath to Join Jets Camp at Hofstra
Joe Namath will report to the New York Jets camp at Hofstra University on Sunday, reversing his retirement. Weeb Ewbank sent Namath and other players their camp letters, with Namath’s No 12 jersey and white shoes ready. Namath had announced retirement in June over restaurant plans but now plans to publicly announce his decision after arriving.
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Arabian edge Tigers on Fox one hitter in WRC win
Pendleton Heights pitcher Bob Fox threw a one hitter in a 20 win over Yorktown as Ron Baldwin allowed two singles. The victory came after a scoreless start, with the Arabians scoring twice in the seventh. Shenandoah beat Frankton 7 3 with Peckinpaugh, Clark, Saunders, and J Reedy contributing two hits each.
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Mildenberger Retires From Boxing After Title Loss
Karl Mildenberger, 31, West Germany's ex European heavyweight champion, announced his retirement from boxing in Kaiserslautern. He said the decision was well considered and will work as a Bavarian brewery business representative. He lost his European title on an eighth round disqualification to Henry Cooper last September 18.
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Clarke Retires From Bills After Five Seasons
Hagood Clarke, 27, veteran Bills punt returner and safety, retires after five seasons. He joins the Miami stockbroker field full time, informing coach John Rauch by phone as Bills opened Niagara University camp. Clarke led the club in punt returns as a rookie and last season, and had a 82 yard TD on November 3. He also led interceptions with seven in 1965.
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Joe Frazier Named Boxer Of The Month
The World Boxing Council named heavyweight Joe Frazier boxer of the month for June for his seventh round TKO of Jerry Quarry on June 23 in New York. Frazier is hailed as world champion in several states and foreign countries, with Napoles also considered for the honor.
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Sportsmen At Home Tonight Open Crucial Two-Game Series
Anderson’s premier amateur baseball club hosts Memorial Park doubleheader weekend in a decisive pennant race. Tonight at 7:30 p.m. the Sportsmen face the Marion Blue Sox to lead the Stan Musial League, then Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Staunton returns as NBC Indiana champions. The squad features top local standouts and Ball State college players.
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Dolphin Club Cruises Past ECC in 297 to 171 Victory
The Anderson Dolphin Club swim team defeated Edgewood Country Club 297 171 for their fourth straight win. Dolphin swimmers claimed 29 of 40 ribbons and 24 of 28 relays under coaches Kathie Craig and Mike Bass with upcoming meets against Lafayette Country Club and a city Jaycee event.
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Major Leaders Pitching Based on Most Victories
National League leaders include Seaver New York 14 3 and Niekro Atlanta 14 6 with Marichal San Francisco 12 3 Carroll Cincinnati 12 4 Singer Los Angeles 12 7. American League leaders feature McLain Detroit 13 5 McNally Boston 12 0 Odom Oakland 12 3 Stottlemyre New York 12 4 Lolich Detroit 11 2 Iculp Boston 11 4 Boswell Minnesota 11 8.
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Alcindor to Lease Plush Milwaukee Apartment
Lew Alcindor, seven foot one and a half inch center for the Milwaukee Bucks, will lease a deluxe Milwaukee apartment starting Sept. 1. He will reside in Swank Juneau Village on the East Side. Building owners plan remodeling including larger doors and flush ceiling lights to suit him.
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Ruth led American All-Stars to 19–0 rout of Elwood
Babe Ruth Tim Welker pitched a no hitter and struck out seven as the American All-Star team crushed Elwood 19 to 0 Friday night. Steve Jones hit a home run with two aboard in the fourth inning to pace the winners. Elwood 000 000 0 00 Am 300 466 x I9 11 3.
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Baseball scores and matchups from national league and others
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Stockton Leads After Second Round In Minnesota Golf Classic
Dave Stockton surged to the top with a four under par 68 second round, reaching 36 holes at 135 seven under at Braemar Golf Club. Hale Irwin and Frank Beard tied at 136, Dan Sikes 136, Hugh Suggs 137, with Wayne Yates, R H Sikes, and J C Goosie at 138. John Lively and Mac McLendon faltered in the heat.
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Indianapolis at Oklahoma City Iowa at Tulsa Omaha at Denver
Four college basketball games listed with matchups Indiana State University at Oklahoma City Tulsa and Omaha at Denver. No results or dates provided.
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Tigers Recall Dave Campbell from Toledo Farm Club
Detroit Tigers bring up infielder Dave Campbell to replace Tom Matchick who will be away on Army Reserve duty. Campbell hit .419 in 25 games at Toledo with three homers and 11 RBIs after starting the season there.
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Arts and Letters Wins Double Target Races in New York
Arts and Letters became the first horse to win two $100,000 stakes in New York in 1969 by taking the Metropolitan Handicap and eight days later the Belmont Stakes.
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