Reed Wins Jaycees Junior Golf at Athens Country Club
Reed edged Pete Stephenson 41 37 78 to win the Jaycees Junior golf tournament at Athens Country Club. They will receive trophies at the Jaycees meeting at the Gas Company Thursday night. Other finishers include Wilson Carr Jr 89 Bill Brown 90 Gil Voigt 92 Randy Adams 93 Skip Dennison 98 Stu Patton 99 Bruce Phillips Dennis Shay Mike Wilkinson all 102 Loring Lovett 104 Phil Lewis 107 Billy Diles 109 Jeff Blosser 112 Mark Oakley 112 Ray Strekal 119 Bill Warthman 123.
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Jaycees
Athens Country Club
Pete Stephenson
Gas Company
Wilson Carr Jr
Bill Brown
Gil Voigt
Randy Adams
Skip Dennison
Stu Patton
Bruce Phillips
Dennis Shay
Mike Wilkinson
Loring Lovett
Phil Lewis
Billy Diles
Jeff Blosser
Mark Oakley
Ray Strekal
Bill Warthman
Ernie Green Quits As Player Hired By Browns As Coach
Cleveland Browns announce Ernie Green retires as a player and becomes offensive backfield coach. Green, 30, had knee injury after the 1962 season and played 41 carries after returning. He will also serve as assistant VP for student services at Case Western Reserve University.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Green
National Football League
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Case
Western Reserve University
NFL
Mike Nixon
American Football League
Nixon
Piniella Becomes Royals Favorite After Key Homer
Lou Piniella drives in two runs including a ninth inning homer as Kansas City edges California 2-1. Harmon Killebrew leads Minnesota with three hits and three RBIs in a 7-3 win over Chicago, while Rod Carew doubles in two runs. Washington at Cleveland rained out. Pirates reinstate Ron Davis and return John Jeter to Columbus after military duty.
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Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Lou Piniella
Kansas City
Piniella
Killebrew
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
California
Rudy May
RBI
Exa
John Roseboro
Rod Carew
Twins
Bill Melton
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Jeter
Columbus
Ron Davis
Indians-Rain Gives Senators Doubleheader Triumph
Cleveland finally beat Washington in a game that never happened for real. The Senators forced two doubleheaders after a rainout at Stadium. The Indians aimed to end a six game skid to Ted Williams led Washington in the early season series.
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Ohio
Washington Senators
Weatherman
Cleveland Indians
Stadium
Indians
Ted Williams
Senators
Lakers Hire Mullaney as Coach for 40 000 Per Year
Los Angeles hires Joe Mullaney from Providence College on a three year deal likely worth 40 000 annually. The former Celtic averaged less than a point per game twenty years ago and will mold Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West and Elgin Baylor into a championship team while succeeding Bill van Breda Kolff.
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Boston Celtics
Joe Mullaney
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Mullaney
Providence College
Providence
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
John Wooden
Ucla
Bill van Breda Koin
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Aaron Not Bothered By Shift In Braves Win
Hank Aaron dismissed Cincinnati shift as he reached on a error and hit a three run homer in Atlanta’s six run third inning to power a 9 4 victory. Other games noted include Lou Piniella driving in a run and Claude Osteen pitching a four hit win. A horse named Arts and Letters won two major races in New York in 1969.
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Hank Aaron
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Dave Bristol
Aaron
Lou Piniella
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Mets
Jerry Grote
Art Shamsky
Cardinals
Coco Laboy
Cubs
Howie Reed
Chicago
Mike McCormick
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Ron Hunt
Giants
Padres
Harness Racing Parks and Scores From 1968 Season
Fourteen states held pari mutuel harness racing in 1968 with varied results across cities such as New York Chicago Detroit San Diego and Cincinnati. Upcoming games include Baltimore at New York Minnesota at Chicago and Seattle at Oakland while the Regret Handicap at Monmouth Park honors 1915 Kentucky Derby winner Regret.
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St. Lows
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
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Holtzman
Renke
Houston Paver
Sutton
DiLauro
St. Louis
Carlton
Torrez
Merritt
Jervis
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Jackson
Brass
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Nertchet
Niekro
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Seattle
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Monmouth Park
Boston Wee
Pittebur
Callison On Disabled List As Phillies win streak grows
The Philadelphia Phillies extended their seven game winning streak by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 2 behind Mike Ryan and Johnny Briggs. Johnny Callison was placed on the 21 day disabled list with a pulled groin as Woody Fryman earned the win and John Boozer preserved the save.
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Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Mike Ryan
Johnny Briggs
Allen
New York
Phils
Mets
Johnny Callison
Pirates
Ryan
Briggs
John Boozer
Reds Leading League In Homers Batting Average
Cincinnati Reds surge with five players new to sluggers rails leading the league in homers 83 and a .288 team batting average. Core hitters May Perez Tolan Bench Johnson plus Rose pace an attack aiming to surpass the 1956 campaign’s 221 homers. Johnson Perez Bench Tolan May Rose batting over .300 today.
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Lee May
Tony Perez
Bobby Tolan
John Bench
Alex Johnson
Pete Rose
Ers
Wally Post
Ted Kluszewski
Gus Bell
Ed Bailey
May
Perez
Tolan
Bench
Johnson
Bell
Dave Bristol
Rose
RBI
Aaron's three run homer powers Braves past Reds 9 4
Hank Aaron's three run shot off Tony Cloninger highlighted Atlanta's six run third inning as the Braves defeated Cincinnati 9 4. Cloninger struggled early and was knocked out after two innings while Phil Niekro allowed four runs in relief. Reds failed to capitalize on early threats despite multiple chances.
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Tony Cloninger
Hank Aaron
Cloninger
Aaron
Braves
Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Bristol
Reds
Phil Niekro
Bob Didier
Lyman Harris
Ryun May Have Run Last Race
Mile record holder Jim Ryun said he would run no more this year and canceled a planned European trip. The 22 year old Kansan walked off the track for the fourth time this year and completed less than half the four laps at the National AAU meet in Miami. He hadn't decided on retirement, saying it could have been his last race as he planned to go home to rebuild his desire.
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Fla
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Ryan
Kansan
Major League Leaders Highlights from American and National Leagues
Summary of top players by category from the season including hits and RBIs leaders Blair Oliva Killebrew and McCovey, home runs leaders R Jackson Toward and Bonds, stolen bases Campaneris and Seattle, pitching wins and strikeouts leaders Baldschun Holtzman Jenkins and Gibson with associated teams and counts.
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Chicago
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Biff) Reed
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