All-Star Hurlers Face Short Rest in All-Star Game
AL pitchers, after weekend work, risk two days rest for Tuesday's game against the Nationals. McLain cannot start due to prior complete game, while Stottlemyre may handle an inning. NL rests with Drysdale as starter if chosen, and Willie Mays to star in center after Rose injury. Manages Schoendienst and Williams weigh short rest decisions as several key players await action.
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Tigers Triumph Onslaught Sets Sights On Pennant
Detroit extended its lead as the Tigers swept Oakland 5-4 and 7-6 aided by Willie Horton’s 21st homer and a seventh inning run that proved decisive. Al Kaline added a two run shot while Tom Matchick delivered the game winning hit in the nightcap. The Indians and Red Sox also posted wins though Detroit maintained a secure lead with 79 games left in the season.
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New Marks Set At Pony Track in Buxton
Sunny Acres pony Tom Larose with Armand Neault aboard posted a personal best of 2:08 at Buxton on the day. Robert Anderson’s Sammy earned a 1:51, the fastest time of the program, while multiple races featured notable finishes from D Souliere E Dawley J Connley and others at Sunny Acres and White Star tracks.
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Clark Faces Bear Defeat. Plans Rematch Training
Henry Clark, 23, vows a stronger comeback after Sonny Liston stopped him in the seventh round in San Francisco. Liston, heavier and with a longer reach, dominated with jabs and hooks as Clark failed to mount a offense. The judges had Liston ahead 6-0 under the California scoring system. Boston Patriots add veteran trio Jim Whalen Jon Morris Charley Long for 1968 season.
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East Biddeford Little League Standings Lead By West Point Pepperell
East Biddeford Little League standings end of first half show West Point Pepperell leading at 6-3. Butler's 5-4, Vic's Appliance 4-4, Roy and Perreault 3-6. Top batters include M Labonte and R Perreault at 0.519 and 0.519 respectively with other players from West Point Pepperell, Roy and Perreault, Vic's, and Butler's listed with high averages. D Ouellette and W Mailman lead with 10 RBIs apiece, M Labonte tops with 13 runs, three double categories with multiple players. Pitching notes list G Bissonnette 4-0, M Labonte 3-0, K strikeout totals led by M Labonte 65 and B Zuke 47.
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Weiskopf Wins Buick Open After Late Miss
Weiskopf captures the Buick Open at Warwick Hills with an eight under par 280. Mike Hill misses a five foot par putt on 18 costing him $10,000 and a shot at the title, finishing two behind Rod Horn in third.
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Saco golfer wins weekend sweep at Biddeford Saco CC
Dr Steve Polackwich shot 71 to win weekend sweep at Biddeford Saco Country Club. Oscar Paradis had 89 67 gross net, Mike Roberge 77 72. Paul Sullivan Al Lemieux combined 70 gross in best ball. net finishers Stanley Charles and Mark McCallum 68.
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Yastrzemski homers fuel Red Sox surge paste update
Carl Yastrzemski sparked Boston with two homers as the Red Sox won 4-3 and 6-3 to extend their streak to eight games against the Minnesota Twins. Manager Dick Williams praised the team’s effort as Boston sits 42-38, four games over .500, eyeing a stronger second half and a clash with Detroit later in the pennant race.
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French Grand Prix Driver Jo Schlesser Dies In Crash
Jo Schlesser, 40, died in a crash during the Grand Prix of France in Rouen as his new Honda RA302 failed amid rain slickness. Jackie Ickx won the race for Ferrari, marking the Belgian’s first major victory and Ferrari’s first win of the year.
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Pele faces Harrelson in fashion clash at Boston hotel
In Boston, Pele met Ken Harrelson in a hotel lobby before an exhibition game as Santos and the Boston Beacons prepared to play. Harrelson, famed for his sharp dress, asked for Pele’s autograph while wearing a green and gold Nehru suit with a medalion. Pele, with limited English, joked that he would trade his autograph for Harrelson’s suit if possible.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Games
Major league standings show St Louis and Cincinnati with mixed results while Atlanta and Houston post notable wins. Sunday scores include Philadelphia and New York sweeping Chicago and others, with All-Star Game slated in Houston American League interleague play.
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Billie Jean King Wins First Wimbledon Open Era Titles
Billie Jean King, Wimbledon champion, secures the women's singles title with a 9-7 7-5 win over Judy Tegart as open competition reshapes prizes. Professionals claim most titles while amateurs chase glory in doubles and mixed events at the All England Club.
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Bentley College names varsity coaches for baseball and track
In Waltham Massachusetts Bentley College announced the expansion of its athletic program with varsity baseball coach Bob DeFelice and track coach Carmen Iannuccilli. DeFelice is a former Boston College standout catcher who spent time in the Red Sox farm system. Iannuccilli is a former Northeastern star from Methuen. At Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire Road to Rock and Sikkim won the two divisions of the $15 000 Pelham Handicap before a crowd of 16212.
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Yankees Win as Stottlemyre Breaks Eight-Game Slide
Mel Stottlemyre of the Yankees defeated the Orioles 3-1 on four hits in the first game of a doubleheader to snap his eight game losing streak and improve to 11-5. Sal Bando homered three times and drove in six, but Oakland fell 5-4 and 7-6 to Detroit in the doubleheader.
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Buenos Aires Bout Ends As Bo Naviena Edges Folley
Oscar Bo navena of Argentina defeats Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona by points in a boxing bout listed with 206 and 215 pound weights, concluding a straightforward decision show.
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