Babe Ruth Loop All-Stars Named in Local Meeting
The Babe Ruth League selected its 1968 All-Star team led by the Braves with eight and zero. Key players include Mike Bouthot Dave Lavigne Andy Drapeau Ken Maurice Mike Cote Charlie Antanakos and John Foran. Vikings Rangers E R Warren Lions also placed several stars. practices begin Saturday at Saco Memorial Field with birth certificates required. The league resumes games Monday and Tuesday followed by all-star practices midweek. playoffs start in Sanford on a Saturday.
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Lou Caron
Babe Ruth League
Braves
Mike Bouthot
Dave Lavigne
Andy Drapeau
Ken Maurice
Mike Cote
Charlie Antanakos
John Foran
Foran
Vikings
Dick Martin
Louis Ca
Mike Martin
Rangers
Ave Wojcik
Tom Perkins
E. R. Warren Lions
Pete Hanson
Doug Towne
Scott Going
Charles Ploard
Jerry Soulard
Art McInnis
Saco Memorial Field
Saco
Kennebunk
Stanky Quits As Manager Of White Sox
Eddie Stanky resigned as manager of the Chicago White Sox and was replaced by Al Lopez who will take over after the All-Star break. Les Moss will manage the team until Lopez arrives and the 1969 season commences. Stanky’s tenure included a 1968 start with ten straight losses and a series of struggles with hitters and media.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
White Sox
Sox
Indianapolis
Les Moss
Lopez
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Arthur Allyn
Clifford Park Senior League Standings and Schedule
Clifford Park Hoop League in the summer recreation program under Descoteaux lists Warriors Celtics Bullets as top trio in Senior League standings. Next week schedule includes Celtics vs Bullets Monday Bullets vs Warriors Tuesday Royals vs Celtics Thursday Bullets vs Royals. Ardent Athlete, a two year old colt, debuts by equalling a 35 year old track record at Rockingham Park. Miss Fortin wins $650 feature mile pace at Hinsdale Raceway in 2 06 4.
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Warriors
Celtics
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Bullets
Royals
Celts
Salem
N.H
Ardent Athlete
Sprin
Ardent
Rockingham Park
Hinsdale
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Recap
Baseball standings show New York and Chicago near top with Baltimore and Cleveland mid-pack. Friday results include Baltimore 3 Washington 2 and New York 2 Chicago 1. Detroit topped Minnesota 5 1. Cleveland defeated Oakland 6 3. Boston won 3 2 against California. Upcoming games feature Chicago at New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among others.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
California
Oakland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Charles Leads Casper by One In British Open Final Round
Bill Casper of San Diego trails Bob Charles of New Zealand by one stroke after Casper's 74 to reach 214 two under par at Carnoustie as Charles posts a 71 to surge in the final round.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Bill Casper
San Diego
Calif
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Casper
Charles
Ile Casper
Washington at Chicago and New York at Baltimore
Baseball schedule snippet lists Washington at Chicago and New York at Baltimore with a note twi light and a neutral reference to Detroit at California. The line repeats Washington at Chicago and New York at Baltimore with a final N marker.
Lafayette names Clinton head coach for soccer and lacrosse
Gerald Clinton a three sport UMASS star named head coach of soccer and lacrosse at Lafayette College. He hails from Cambridge and won eight letters in lacrosse soccer and hockey at Massachusetts. He previously coached at Dean Junior College in Franklin. The New England Association of Left Handed Golfers will decide the 1968 New Hampshire championship on neutral ground with an open tournament July 23 at Metacomet Country Club in East Providence Rhode Island.
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Gerald Clinton
University of Massachusetts
Lafayette College
Cambridge
Mass
Clinton
Massachusetts
Dean Junior College
Franklin
Boston
New England Association of
New Hampshire
Metacomet Country Club
East
Providence
R.I
McDowell Ties Mark With Five K To Open Game
Sam McDowell matched a modern major league record by striking out the first five batters he faced in Cleveland 6 3 victory over Oakland before leaving with one out in the ninth. He fell one short of the 41 strikeouts in three consecutive games as Sandy Koufax’s mark looms. Detroit beat Minnesota 5 1, Baltimore inched past Washington 3 2, Boston edged California 3 2, and the Yankees won 2 1 over Chicago.
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Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
California
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Les Moss
McDowell
Michael Welch
New York
Sandy Koufax
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Duke Sims
Larry Brown
Verna Fuller
Russ Snyder
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White Sox
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Tom Fresh
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Tommy John
al Lopez
Stanky
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Tigers
Twins
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Earl Weaver
Hank Bauer
Orioles
Weaver
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Frank Robinson
Shallow
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Mike Andrews
Sparky Lyle
Red Sox
Harrelson Fades Toward .297 as Red Sox Top Angels 3 2
Ken Harrelson slipped to .297 after four at bats and Boston edged California 3 2 in Anaheim. Tom Murphy allowed two earned in eight innings for the Angels, while Gary Bell and Sparky Lyle combined on a Boston win.
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Ken Harrelson
Elmer Flick
Cleveland
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Red Sox
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Angels
Minnesota
Tom Murphy
Jim Fregosi
Bill Rigney
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Sparky Lyle
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Leo Rodriguez
Joe Foy
Rico Petrocelli
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Mike Andrews
Braves Edge Dodgers 7-0 Behind Britton Five-Hitter
Braves pitcher Jim Britton spun a five hit shutout with two walks and seven strikeouts to defeat Don Drysdale and the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-0. Giants slugger Jim Hart collected a single, double and two homers driving in five as San Francisco routed Cincinnati 11-4. Used Trucks Are Listed in Section 12 Of Want Ads.
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Jim Britton
Braves
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Jim Hart
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Major League Leaders Summary
American League batting leaders show Harrelson Boston at .297 with Bett and Oak. .295 in minor notes. Runs led by Detroits Det with 50. Howard Washington 61 runs. Hits lead Uhlaender Minnesota with 87 and Oliva Minnesota. Doubles led by R Smith Boston 24, Robinson Baltimore 19. Triples Fregosi California 8. Stolen bases Campaneris Oakland 26. Pitching record McLain Detroit 17 2 and .895 era. John Chicago 7 1 .875. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 183, Tiant Cleveland 156. National League batting M Alou and Rose 329. Runs Batted In McCovey S F 55, Perez Cin 53. Hits Flood StL 117, Rose Cin 109. Doubles Brock StL 27, Staub Houston 23. Triples Clemente Pitt 7, Brock Paman 7. Home runs Aaron Atl 21. Stolen bases Pitt 25, Brock StL 25. Pitching leaders Bernard? era .857 Marichal S F .789. Strikeouts Jeakine Chic 133 Singer LA 128 Marichal S F 128.
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