Sports as lifeline for Newark slum youths
In Newark's Central ward, amid ruins and fear, teens see sports as hope and a path out of the ghetto. Athletes talk of college scholarships and pro careers with the Knicks, while others seek stability and a better life beyond crime. Local figures like LeRoi Jones followers and Milt Campbell comment on youth thought and potential.
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Newark
Ricky Key
Knicks
Jerry
Milt Campbell
Clarke and Kosco Lift Yankees Over Angels in Tight Win
Horace Clarke sparked the Yankees with a two run homer in the eighth to overcome California starter Clark who held New York to two hits through seven. Andy Kosco's late strike to cut down Bubba Morton preserved a 4-3 victory as New York moved within one game of Oakland.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Horace Clarke
Rick Clark
New York Yankees
Clark Kent
California
Clark
Yankees
Clarke
Mickey Mantle
Clyde Wright
Angels
Andy Kosco
New York
Kosco
Bobby Knoop
Rick Reichardt
Bubba Morton
Morton
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Reichardt
Yanks
Bobby Cox
Roy White
Wright
Mantle
Mike Hershberger
Oakland
Orioles
Sal Bando
A’s
Chuck Dobson
Baltimore
Fred Valentine
Denny McLain
Ken Harrelson
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Jim Lonborg
Bill Landis
Lee Stange
Giants, Mets split. Hodges changes misfire in finale
Giants win 4 1 behind Ray Sadecki five hitter in the first game as Mets fall. In the nightcap New York nips San Francisco 3 1 after a lefty righty switch by Herman Franks backfires. Torre’s double leads Braves past Cubs 1 0 in 11 innings. Other NL results include Pittsburgh, St Louis, and LA wins. In AL, Boston beats Cleveland, Minnesota over Washington, New York over California, and Oakland sweeps Baltimore.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Herman Franks
Gil Hodges
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Chicago Cubs
Franks
Hodges
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Ray Sadecki
Giants
Torre
Hank Aaron
Chicago
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Bob Skinner
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
New York
California
Detroit
Oakland
Baltimore
Bill Henry
Bob Bolin
Bolin
Cleon Jones
Don Bosch
Jones
RBI
Art Shamsky
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The American League leaders include Yastrzemski and F Howard with top batting averages and runs, while White and Campaneris pace runs and stolen bases. In the National League, Rose and Alou lead in batting, with McCovey and Banks delivering home run totals and Marichal and Kossman posting top pitching marks.
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Clemente
Pitt
Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Howard
Wash
White
N.Y
McAuliffe
Det
Campaneris
Oak
Powell
Balt
F Howard
R. Smith
T. Horton
Cleve
Fregosi
Calif
McCraw
Chic
W. Horton
Cardenal
John
McLain
McDowell
Tiant
M. Alou
Rose
Cin
Santo
Perez
McCovey
S.F
Flood
St. L
Brock
B. Williams
Banks
Hart
Mays
Wills
W. Davis
L.A
Second Liners Swapped in Majors Baseball Trades
Major league teams moved second-line players before the trading deadline. Houston center fielder Ron Davis went to St. Louis for Dick Simpson and Hal Gilson. Baltimore acquired Fred Valentine from Washington for Bruce Howard. Cleveland and California swapped Vic Davalillo for Jimmie Hall. New York sent Jim Bouton to Seattle, with Bouton assigned to the Seattle club for the season’s remainder.
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Associated Press
Houston
Ron Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Simpson
Hal Gilson
The
Yankees
Jim Boulu
Seattle
Austin Herald 1968 Summer Edition Listing
The Austin (Minnesota) Herald issue date is June 17, 1968. This record fragment notes local newspaper publication details for the Austin market.
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Austin
Minn
Herald
Star Pass Receiver Decides to Retire
Del Shofner, who holds the Giants single season record with 68 receptions in 1961, retires from professional football. The travel from California to Wellington Mara, Giants president, confirmed the news by phone.
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Fairfield
Conn
del Shofner
New York Giants
California
Wellington Mara
National Football League
Shofner
Wisconsin Cup Hydroplane Race Won At Monona
Bill Schumacher of Seattle piloted Miss Bardahl to victory in the Wisconsin Cup at Lake Monona. The unlimited hydroplane averaged 96.73 mph in the Sunday triumph.
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Madison
Wis
Bill Schumacher
Seattle
Wash
Lake Monona
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