Braves sweep as Alou, Aaron power doubleheader win
Atlanta defeats Philadelphia 5-4 as Hank Aaron hits his 20th homer and Felix Millan adds a key single. In the 2nd game the Braves win 3-2, narrowing the gap to within 11 1/2 games of the Cardinals who beat Pittsburgh 9-1 before losing 5-4 in 10 innings. Mets blank Cincinnati 2-0. Houston 4-1 over San Francisco. Los Angeles 3-2 over Chicago.
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Felix Millan
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Braves
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Rick Wise
Don Lock
Joe Torre
Hank ‘Aaron
Tommie Aaron
Torre
Phillies
Jim Wynn
Bees End C.R. String With 9-8 Loss to Burlington
Burlington defeats Cedar Rapids 9 to 8 in Midwest League action before 586 fans. Sam Love homered and drove in four as the Bees rally from an 8-6 deficit, while D R Whitlock and Dewey Freeman provided key moments. Bud Smith starts the next game for Cedar Rapids as they open a two-game series with Wisconsin Rapids.
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Memorial Stadium
Cedar Rapids Cardinal
Cardinals
Burlington
Buddy Smith
Wisconsin Rapids
Jack Krol
Dave Sagasar
Dewey Freeman
Sam Lovelace
Reggie Sanders
Bees
D. R
Jackie Whitlock Wild
Joe Tassone
Sam
C. R
Luis Melendez
Don Cooksey
Tony Auferio
Cardinal
Sagasar
Jim Williamson
Hitters Romp in Cedar Hills Action
Rick Jorgenson blasted three doubles and a triple to power Goodyear past Robinson 20 to 5 in Cedar Hills Major League action. Bob Duncan homered for Robinson. In Minor League play Jeff Moon collected four hits including a homer as the Giants beat Lamberts 8 to 2 and the Optimists stopped Lumberland 10 to 8.
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Rick Jorgenson
Goodyear
Robinson
Cedar Hills
Bob Duncan
Jeff Moon
Giant Store
Lamberts
Optimists
Lumberland
Hardship and Trades Shake NFL Camp News
The NFL sees Bobby Gordy, Kevin Hardy, and Dave Parks in unsettled moves as Rozelle rules force compensation. Parks signs with the Saints after a 49ers option year, while Hardy joins the 49ers. Gordy and Shoals walk out of Lions camp amid salary disagreement, and King Hill ends holdout with the Eagles as eight 1967 starters remain unsigned in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco 49Ers
Kevin Hardy
New Orleans Saints
Dave Parks
Pete Rozelle
Hardy
New Orleans
49Ers
Parks
Saints
Notre Dame
NFL
John Gordy
National Football League
Roger Shoals
Detroit Lions
Lions
Gordy
NFL Players’ Assn
Gordy and Shoals
King Hill
Norm Snead
Philadelphia Eagles
Reading
New York 2 De Toneee C Tie
A fragment mentions New York and a tied outcome with early figures unclear. No further context or names are recoverable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
de Toneee c
Baseball Standings and Schedule Confused Scrape
Fragmentary OCR lists baseball games and records with team names and player wins losts. Mentions Los Angeles Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Cleveland Washington California Baltimore Oakland with scattered pitcher records and dates.
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Atigird Angeles
Osteen
Chicago
St. Louis
Carlton
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Arrigo
New York
Gg Iw Nes
Bushere Rae $i
Philadelphia
Fryman
Vere
Barber
Cleveland
Eins
Washington
Coleciddy
California
Ona Lain
Baltimore
Nifa
Oakland
Hunter
Boston
Minnesota
Purdy Throws No-Hit Victory as UPWA Tops C. R. Sports 7-0
Jeff Purdy pitched a no hitter in Noelridge on Friday as UPWA blanked C. R. Sports Club 7-0. Purdy walked none, reached base on two hits himself, with Steve Griffin and Kilborn powering other wins. Griffin had two hits to pace Kilborn in a 6-3 win over Barney's Paint.
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Jeff Purdy
Noelridge
UPWA
C. R. Sports Club
Purdy
Steve Griffin
Pace Kilborn
Barney
Pete Brown Tops Minnesota Golf Classic Contenders
In St Paul Pete Brown and Harry Toscano led the Minnesota Golf Classic after 36 holes, Brown chasing a $20,000 top prize. Brown, polio survivor paralyzed in 1956, has battled back to tie for the lead with rounds of 66 67 133 as Jim Colbert trailed by one stroke after a 68.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Brown
Williamsburg Sequences Wins In Iowa State Championship
Williamsburg defeated Muscatine 13 3 in first round action as Carroll Scott drove in four runs and Dan Rourke added three straight singles. Slater edged Des Moines 5 4 in 10 innings with a seven run fifth inning key to Williamsburg’s 15 hit effort.
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Boone
Iowa
UPI
Slater
Williamsburg
Muscaitine
Carroll Scott
Dan Rourke
Des Moines
Joe Pepitone
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Indians
Sam McDowell
Duane Josephson
White Sox
California
Nienhaus Wins Wisconsin Amateur Golf Title
Mary Beth Nienhaus parred the 36th hole to edge Mrs. Sharon Fladoos Smallwood in the 56th Wisconsin Women's Golf Association amateur championship at Reoit. Nienhaus, 25, a Kaukauna teacher, avenged a final upset over defending champion Carol Jean Sorensen to claim her first title. Smallwood, from Pewaukee and born in Dubuque, Iowa, led two up after 18 holes.
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Reloit
Wis
UPI
Mary Beth Nienhaus
Sharon Fladoos Smallwood
Wisconsin Women’s Golf Association
Miss Nienhaus
Kaukaune High School
Carol Jean Sorensen
Racine
Smallwood
Pewaukee
Patterson Halts Orioles Rally as Tigers Win
Daryl Patterson tossed four innings of one hit relief to stop Baltimore and boost Detroit's AL lead to six games. He entered with the bases loaded none out in the sixth and struck out the side to thwart a potential Orioles rally. Patterson, 1-2 with three saves, helped Detroit hold on for a 4-1 victory.
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Vito Stellino Upi
Daryl Patterson
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Patterson
Orioles
Tiger
Baltimore
Dodgers
Jim Hardin
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Breaks 100 Straight In Doubles Victory
Morris Stinebring of Thawville Illinois broke 100 straight clay targets in the doubles event at the 94th Iowa state trapshooting tournament in Cedar Falls. The feat, never before achieved in Iowa, mirrors an earlier 100 straight at Evansville Indiana. Stinebring also hit 100 straight in the Hawkeye 100 special 16 yard event, tying 16 others for a shootoff to settle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Morris Stinebring
Thawville, Ill
Stinebring
Thenhaus, Thenhaus, Thenhaus dooms Welty Way 3-2
Dick Thenhaus fired a three hit shutout effort to beat Welty Way 3-2 in the Major Open softball game at Ellis Park. Fordtown trailed briefly after an early Welty Way run, then pulled ahead on a sixth inning wild pitch scoring the deciding run. Welty Way and Thermer Bar of St. Louis were scheduled for a doubleheader tonight and again Sunday.
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Tim Morgan
Tassone
Bobby Diaz
Bob Bonalewicz
Nick DeFloria
Sanders
Jack Ogden
Dick Thenhaus
Welty
Ellis Park
Fordtown
Joe Swanson
Thenhaus
Doug Havlik
Jim Caviness
Ron Findley
Larry Stewart
Stewart
Tom Gaddie
Welty Way
Thermer Bar
St. Louis
Ellis
Mann Leads Canadian Women's Open After Par 73 Round
Carol Mann shot a par 73 for 142 to hold a three stroke advantage after 36 holes in the Canadian Women's Open at Bayview Golf and Country Club. Sandra Palmer, at 145 after a 72, trails heading into the final 18 holes of the 54 hole event.
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Toronto
Carol Mann
Sandra Palmer
U.S
Bayview
Three Wins Hit ASA Tourney Second Round
Coralville Herky's General Pest of Iowa City and May Drug of Columbus Junction each won second round ASA tournament games on Friday. Herky's beat Davenport Thiessens 9-4, General Pest defeated Coralville Cards 10-4, and May Drug topped Floyd to Esther's Top of Buffalo. Losers bracket pairings listed include aback oak fate we die versus Henderson 30 Chevy.
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Coralville
Coralville Herky’s
General Pest
Iowa City
May Drug
Columbus Junction
Herky’s
Davenport Thiessens
Floyd
Esther
Buffalo
Henderson
Chevy
Lost Item Want Ads Prompt Quick Results
Classified want ads offer fast leads to locate missing items. Readers post concise notices seeking found objects, with contact details for reunions and returns.
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Ed Schuyler Jr
Associated Press
Felipe Alou
Philadelphia Phillies
Grant Jackson
Alou
Clay Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Richie Allen
John Callison
Julian Javier
Roger Maris
Mike Shannon
Javier
Shannon
Maris
Jose Pagan
RBI
Roberto Clemente
Jerry Koosman
Met
Ron Swoboda
Jim Fairey
Zoilo Versalles
C.R
Williamson
Jim Pamlayne
Whillock
Pamlayne
Lovelace
Whitlock
Bob Chiupsa
John VonAchen
Stan Jones
van Achen
Cedar Resite
DeFloria
Pamaries
Freeman
Hendrick
Milani
von Achen
Boul
Cedar
Teri
Semiamerail
Tramson
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Hempstead
N. Y
Namath
Bob Green
Lou Spadia
Rozelle
John Me‘com, Jr
Ae Cinci
Louis L
Besow Ark ‘Tine Inna
Ie Free
Siriaas
Rolt We GB
Feveland
Nico Ara
Innesota
Alifornia
Eenee
Chica
Leeveeestesabas
Veland Detroit
Bai Meago
Calinesota
Idland
Detroit
Quincy Cimon
Fevese Toesenther
Buri Correy
Appleton
Nedar Rapids
Acai
Apids
Cedar Rapids
Suney
Gateway Gardens
Sixth Street
S.W
Pete Brown
Harry Toscano
Joel
Somero
Blancas
McLendon
Allahan
Henry Hart-sh
Brockhuis
van Seol
Fladoos
Eddie Watt
Reggie Smith
Hank Allen
Nation
Evansville
Ind
Tasevite
Prerazil
Ovedeteensigen
Samet
Delane “Amboy
Meiners
C Ke Um
Howa
Marvin Driver
Rankin
Q.merman
Newton James Cleveringa
Robert
Anaaa Henry “Hennig Ryun
Reicherie
Ir Facies
Erwin Petersen
Swanson
Mick Jones
Darrell Davis
Findley
Bill Meyn
Ee Maak
St. Paul Minn
Bing “Garrett 'B
Chio
Deertisid
Anhattan
Iil
Morris Linebring
Shewvile
Eddy der
Doug Beawell
Brazil
Lanse
Nha
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Eevneat Seeeweneees
Santa
Ty Finger
wrFipe
Delbert Carmean Ermenie
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Knoxvil
Wateee
Willem
Dennis Spurling
Iowa Falls
Fred Posh
Pol Ha
Jerry Zapf
Johnny
George Nitz
Hillsdale
Ill
Gerry, Cayier
Mason City Grange
al Swalles
Out Pleasant
Wilson, Hagen
Accushnet
Bag Boy
Chapman's Golf Center
Hwy
Center Point Rd
UCM
Tatiais
F. Goodrich Tires
Hawkeye Downs
Grant Williams
1St Ave
40Th St
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