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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1968

Page

10

Yaz Forges Past Howard For AL Batting Lead

Yaz drives past Howard to take the American League batting lead as of early June, with key hits boosting his average and solidifying his position atop the league. Howard struggles to slow the pace as the race tightens.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Yaz Howard

High School Football Fights AFL TV Clash and Olympic Notes

The column critiques pro football TV deals harming high school football schedules, noting AFL Friday telecasts on Sept. 6 and 13 and NCHF protests to Congress. It cites California’s Olympic impact and a Cincinnati Reds opening history, highlighting sports funding and national development concerns.

Dick Hudson Charleston American Football League National High School Federation Congress Federation AFL

Rose Tops National League Batting Leaders

Pete Rose of Cincinnati extended his lead in the National League batting race to .365 with 12 hits in 26 at bats. Matty Alou rose to second at .350 after gaining 20 points, Alex Johnson jumped to .333, Curt Flood slipped to fourth at .327, and Felipe Alou climbed to fifth at .325 with key hits and rising averages. Willie Stargell led in homers with 10 and RBI with 30 after a four homer, 10 RBI week.

Pete Rose Cincinnati Matty Alou Pittsburgh Alex Johnson Curt Flood St. Louis Felipe Alou Atlanta Willie Stargell

Lesser Lights Lose In Tennis at French Open

At Roland Garros Rosemary Casals and Francoise Durr suffered mild upsets in the French Championships. Billie Jean King and Ann Jones advanced to the quarter finals as Nancy Richey and Maria Bueno also moved on. Ken Rosewall and Andres Gimeno led the men's semifinals by defeating amateurs. France's open tournament drew crowds at Roland Garros Stadium.

Paris Rosemary Casals San Francisco Francoise Durr France Billie Jean King Long Beach Calif Ann Jones England Nancy Richey San Angelo Tex Maria Bueno Brazil

Texas League President J Alvin Gardner Dies in Dallas

J Alvin Gardner, longtime president of the Texas Baseball League for 23 years, died Monday at his Dallas home at age 78. He retired as Texas League president in 1953 and was regarded as one of minor league baseball’s outstanding executives.

Dallas Texs AP J. Alvin Gardner Texas Baseball League Gardner Texas League

Dancers Image Derby Appeal Seeks Reversal of Ruling

Peter Fuller asks the Kentucky State Racing Commission to overturn Churchill Downs stewards findings that Dancer's Image contained phenylbutazone during the May 4 Derby. The appeal, tied to purse redistribution and trainer suspensions, faced timing issues as transcripts were not yet received.

Louisville Peter Fuller Kentucky State Racing Commission Churchill Downs Dancer Fuller Lou Cavalaris Robert Barnard Downs Cavalaris Barnard Arthur Grafton Edward S. Bonnie Grafton

Gadsby Named Detroit Red Wings Coach

Bill Gadsby was named Monday as coach of the Detroit Red Wings succeeding Sid Abel who remains general manager. The 40 year old former defenseman noted his rough penalty filled career and promised to bolster defense while denying trade rumors and noting no formal contract yet.

Detroit Bill Gadsby Detroit Red Wings National Hockey League Red Wings Sid Abel Gadsby Wings Bruce A. Norris Bill Abel Frank Mahovlich Montreal Canadians Henri Richard Dick Duff Ted Harris

Americans Reach Second Round in British Amateur Golf

Twelve Americans advanced to the second round at Troon as weather shifted from clear skies to heavy rain and back to sun. Notable results include Mark McCormack of Cleveland defeating Peter Snodgrass, and Findlay Black defeating Gordon Clark in a surprise for the day.

Troon Scotland Arnold Palmer Bob Dickson Dickson Findlay Black Gordon Clark England Warren Vanderbush Closter N.J Mike Burgess Vanderbush Air Force Mark McCormack Cleveland Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Peter Snodgrass McCormack Gary Tip’’ Anderson Anderson Arnie Peter Jacobi New York Peter Bryce Ed Meister Jr Bill Key Columbus St. John Matheny

Track Star Richmond Flowers Suffers Hamstring Injury

Knoxville Tennessee AP Richmond Flowers, a Tennessee track standout who ran 13.3 in the 120 yard high hurdles, lay in a hospital bed after a right hamstring strain sidelined him. Doctors say he is out indefinitely and will be day to day in training after hospitalization.

Knoxville Tenn Richmond Flowers Flowers Tennessee Mickey O’brien O’brien Richmond

Yaz Strikes Early as Red Sox Open 1968 Season

Carl Yastrzemski, noted as athlete of the year in 1967, hit a double in spring training and followed with two home runs in the opening game of the 1968 season for the Red Sox.

Carl Yastrzemski Yaz

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