Frazier Retains Title With Second Round TKO
Joe Frazier, staggered in the first round, retained his world heavyweight title by stopping Manuel Ramos in the second round at Madison Square Garden. The Mexican was dropped twice in the round as Frazier unleashed a barrage ending the bout with a right uppercut and hooks. Referee Mercante stopped it after Ramos rose and showed clear signs of fatigue.
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NEW York (Ap
Joe Frazier
Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Madison Square Garden
Artorcante
Mercante
Ramos
Frazier
States
Jack Gordon
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Dierker Halts Cubs as Astros Win Third Straight Under Walker
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker scattered six hits to pace a 3-1 win over Chicago. Glenn Beckert and Billy Williams produced the Cubs' only runs as Dierker improved to 7-10 while Chicago dropped its fourth straight defeat. The Astros built a three-run third inning and remained 5-3 under new skipper Harry Walker.
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Houston
Larry Dierker
Chicago
Dierker
Cubs
Glenn Beckert
Billy Williams
Astros
Rusty Staub
Dick Simpson
Hector Torres
Jim Wynn
Denis Menke
Beckert
Williams
Ron Santo
Harry Walker
Westrum Praises Mets Talent On Visit To Shea
Giants first base coach Wes Westrum says he is happy in his new job and on his first visit to Shea Stadium this season he notes the Mets would have had a strong group including Tom Seaver Nolan Ryan Jerry Koosman and Ken Boswell. Koosman then shut out the Giants on seven hits in seven innings.
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NEW York
Wes Westrum
San Francisco Giants
Shea Stadium
Met
Tom Seaver
Nolan Ryan
Jerry Koosman
Ken Boswell
Koosman
Giants
Two On Same Course Painter Wins Hole In One Again
In Louisville Kentucky Ed Painter Jr. recorded a hole in one on the same course where he aced 35 years earlier and then duplicated the feat four decades later restoring his legend on the links.
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Louisville, Ky
Ed Painter Jr
Angels' Schaal Faces Partial Hearing Loss
California Angels third baseman Paul Schaal suffered a hairline skull fracture when hit by a pitch on June 14 and is expected to have permanent hearing loss but can resume his career eventually. He was released from hospital Monday with a month of rest advised.
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Boston
California Angels
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Boston Red Sox
Jose Santiago
UK Trustees Delay Action on Athletic Director Nomination
The University of Kentucky board postponed selecting a new athletic director after the athletics board nominated Dr. William E. McCubbin of Virginia Tech on an 8-5 vote. Senator A.B. Chandler urged starting over, hinting at possible Bradshaw leadership, while a seven member screening committee had previously favored McCubbin before reconsideration. The process shifted amid talk of a national figure, Bud Wilkinson of the Lifetime Sports Foundation.
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Lexington, Ky
University of Kentucky Board of Trustees
Bernie Shively
William E. McCubbin
Virginia Tech
A.B. Chandler
Kentucky
Charlie Bradshaw
Chandler
U.S
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University
John W. Oswald
McCubbin
Charles B
Bud’’ Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Lifetime Sports Foundation
Top Ten Pitch 5 Decisions John Chicago
Unclear OCR data lists multiple players and numbers including destinations and records. Reads like a sports standings snippet with names such as McLain Lasher Doe Bahnsen Wright Selma New York San Francisco Kline Pittsburgh Carlton Hoerner Cincinnati Marichal Koosman and various numbers.
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Bahnsen
New York
Bell
Aon
Wright
California
Selma
San Francisco
Kline
Pittsburgh
Carlton
St.Louis
Boo
Hoerner
Cincinnati
Marichal
Koosman
Abernathy
Harness race starter controls acceleration as driver steers
In harness racing the driver only steers while the starter faces the contestants and controls the acceleration.
Aaron Tops NL All Stars as Rose Leads Voting
Hank Aaron led NL voting with 109 of 258 as Pete Rose topped outfielders with 236 votes. Don Kessinger and Jerry Grote earned starting spots, while Willie Mays and Curt Flood ranked high for complementary positions. The All-Star game is set for Houston July 9 with pitchers to be announced later. Cincinnati’s Rose hit .349, Flood .317, and Clemente .259.
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Rose
NEW York
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Don Kessinger
Chicago Cubs
Aaron
Willie Mays
William D. Eckert
Houston
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Curt Flood
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Tommy Helms
Ron Santo
Chicago
Felipe
Roberto Clemente
Flood
Grote
Ron Hunt
Tom Haller
Los Angeles
John Bench
Kessinger
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Santo
Tony Perez
McCovey
Rusty Staub
Helms
Julian Javier
Clement
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Orlando Cepeda
Bill Mazeroski
Alley
Rich Allen
Anaheim
Eckert
United States
Harness Horses Race with Timers Across Track
All carry watches as harness horses race by the clock and nearly every driver uses a stopwatch to rate their horse.
Northrup hits two grand slams as Tigers rout Indians
Detroit's Jim Northrup tied a major league mark with two bases loaded homers to power a 14-3 win over Cleveland. Denny McLain improved to 13-2 as the Tigers extended their lead in the AL. Don Wert was treated after a helmet hit but hospital observation was ordered.
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Tigers
Cleveland
Detroit
Jim Northrup
Eddie Fisher
Bill Rohr
Hal Kurtz
Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Indians
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Mickey Stanley
Freehan
Willie Horton
Denny McLain
Lee May drives Reds past Mets in 11th inning
Lee May's 11th inning triple scored Johnny Bench as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 6-3 for their fourth straight win. Ed Charles sparked a late Mets rally with a two-run single in the ninth to tie 5-5 before May's decisive hit.
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Lee May
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
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Bench
Bill Short
May
Ed Charles
Ed Krarepool
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Elks Members Championship First Round Winners Named
Club pro Joe Kuhn announces the first round winners across seven flights at Elks Country Club. Matches feature Wade over Heatherman 5-4, Cruise over Cunningham 5-4, Dodrill over Cunningham 4-3, Powers over Auer 3-2, Adkins over Dodrill 4-3, Meade over Belcher 5-3, Mandeville over McLaughlin 1-up, Clark over Kirk 4-3, with several other flight results and a June 30 second round deadline.
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Joe Kuhn
Jack Wade
Tom Heatherman
Phil Cruise
Chuck Cunningham
Bill Dodrill
Tom Cunningham
Dr. J. E. Powers
J. C. Auer
Charlie Adkins
Brent Dodrill
Jody Meade
Clyde Belcher
Tony Mandeville
Jess McLaughlin
Andy Clark
L.A. Kirk
J. J. Moorefield
Joe Goldston
Ralph Crandall
Mike Wood
H. C. Arnold
Joe Thorn
Conrad Spangler
Bob Plummer
R. D. Hamden
Harold Volkin
Hubert Stephenson
Tony Colebro
G. J. Wood
Bob Crowder
Roger Hill
Joe McCary
Joe Meade
Bob Matheny
Paul
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American League Scores Tight Win as Minnesota Tops Chicago
In a rain shortened affair Minnesota beat Chicago 1 to 0 after 5 innings. Tuesday night games list Boston at Baltimore Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at Chicago Oakland at California with pitchers Culp Lolich Siebert Coleman Perry or Boswell Horlen Hunter and Ellis in matchups.
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Baseball Schedule Report From National League Scores
National League results note Houston 3 Chicago 1 in a night game and New York 5 Pittsburgh 11 innings. Other games include Philadelphia at Atlanta, New York at Cincinnati, Chicago at Houston, Pittsburgh at St Louis, and Los Angeles at San Francisco with listed pitchers and records.
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Pirates Sign St Louis Blues Former Montreal Goaltender Jacques Plante
The St Louis Blues announced they have signed former Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jacques Plante. The deal marks a notable acquisition for the NHL team as Plante joins the Blues lineup.
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ST. Louis
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National Hockey League
Montreal
Jacques Plante
Golf Star Barred From State Amateur Tourney
Glynn Perkins of Virginia Beach who was low amateur in the Virginia PGA Open cannot play in the State Amateur tournament July 4-7 after missing the entry deadline. Applications had to reach executive secretary H. M. Blankinship of Lynchburg by 6 p.m. Monday.
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Glynn Perkins
Virginia Beach
Virginia State Golf Association
H.M. Blankinship
Lynchburg
Dog Hair Bait Draws Walleyes on Chenango River
PORT CRANE NY AP Richard Ross uses a tuft of dog hair as improvised bait to lure walleyes in the Chenango river near his home, a tactic that reportedly yields better catches than conventional bait but leaves the dog hair looking moth-eaten.
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N.Y
Richard Ross
Chenango River
New York
Ross
Chenango
Rockets Sign Brownstead In Continental Football League
The Charleston Rockets announce the signing of Jerry Lee Brownstead a 6 foot 3 inch 248 pound lineman kicker from Ironton Ohio as part of the Continental Football League move.
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Charleston
Charleston Rockets
Jerry Lee Brownstead
Ironton
Ohio
Sports Scribe Henry McLemore Dies at 61
Henry McLemore, 61, longtime sports writer and syndication columnist, died of a heart attack Sunday in Daytona Beach. He began at the Atlanta Georgian, then joined International News Service in New York and later wrote columns for United Press.
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Henry McLemore
Atlanta
International News Service
New York
United Press Sports
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