Flood Hits Two Homers But Giants Rally Past Cards
Curt Flood homered twice for St Louis and led 4-2 late but Willie McCovey and Willie Mays delivered late hits to lift San Francisco. San Francisco tied in the ninth on McCovey’s RBI single and won as Mays followed with a run producing knock. Other NL results: Dodgers Rally for 4-3 win over Reds. Astros beat Braves 5-3. Phillies top Pirates 3-2. Mets and Cubs rainout. Marichal improved to 4-1. Carlton fell to 2-1.
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Cards
Giants
Flood
Steve Carlton
Jack Hiatt
Brown
Jesus Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Hunt
Willie McCovey
Willie
McCovey
Cardinals
San Franciscans
Juan Marichal
Carlton
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Luis Alcaraz
Dodger
Dodger Stadium
Reds
Alex Johnson
Vada Pinson
Dodgers
Giles Makes Reverse On Spitter Decision
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch said Warren Giles advised tearing up a protest over a Shea Stadium game bunt warmups. Umpire Ed Vargo ruled on the spitball case during Boozer’s warmup, leading to an ejection and a protest that was later dropped.
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Giles
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Connie Mack Stadium
Warren Giles
National League
Mauch
League
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
New York Mets
Boozer
Vargo
Phillies
Iowa State Sweeps Nebraska In Big Eight Baseball Doubleheader
Iowa State defeated Nebraska 5-1 and 4-0 to extend its league winning streak to five games. Both games featured unearned runs, errors, and key plays by Dan Bolte and others as Cyclones improve to 6-7 in the Big Eight while Nebraska falls to 5-8. The teams schedule a single game the following Saturday.
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Ames
Iowa State
Nebraska
Dave Hartman
Jaus
Huskers
Cyclone
Dan Bolte
Hartman
Bob Case
Andy Moore
Steve Gerlack
Case
Cyclones
Keith Winter
Adrian Fiala
W—Hartman
L—Winter
Mike Logue
Bill Adams
Ron Johnette
W—Moore
L—Logue
Luther Golfers Beat Dubuque 1142 342
Luther improved to 6 1 1 on the season with an 1142 to 342 victory over the University of Dubuque at the Dubuque Country Club. Medalist Gary Negstrom shot 75, followed by Joniek 78 Homestead 60 Larsen 78 Quill 92.
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Dubuque
Luther
University of Dubuque
Gary Negstrom
Dubuque Country Club
Luther Negstrom
Joniek
Homstead
Larsen
Quill
Minor Leagues Scoreboard Roundup From Coast to Coast
Pacific Coast League results include Phoenix 2 over Indianapolis 1 and Portland 2 Seattle 1 with Denver 4 Oklahoma City 1, Hawai 2 Spokane 1 in 10 innings. International League games Buffalo 2 Toledo 0 and Syracuse at Rochester postponed. Southern League scores Sovenneh 5 Birmingham 4 and Charlotte 3 Evansville 1 Asheville 9 Montgomery 5. Eastern League Elmira 3 York postponed by rain. Texas League reports Dallas-Fort Worth postponements and El Paso 4.
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Phoenix
Indianapolis
Portland
Seattle
Denver
Oklahoma City
Hawai
Spokane
Tulsa
San Diego
Tacoma
Vancouver
Manfull resigns from Dubuque Senior post to coach Hollister
Larry Manfull, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Manfull of Traer, resigns from the Dubuque Senior high school coaching staff to take the head football coach position at Hollister California high school for the 1968 69 term. He was a noted Traer high school athlete and later a regular on the Coe college football team with graduate work at Wayne State College Nebraska.
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TRAER
Larry Manfull
Ivan Manfull
Dubuque
Hollister
Calif
Manfull
Traer High School
Coe
Wayne State College
Nebraska
Britain and Italy win Davis Cup playoffs
Britain and Italy clinched 3-0 leads in European Zone playoffs over France and Hungary respectively. The Sweden Rhodesia clash was halted by 2000 demonstrators and moved to a secret location after an hour long meeting.
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Britain
Italy
France
Hungary
Sweden
Rhodesia
Baastad
Swedish Lawn Tennis Association
Cedar Rapids Rams win J-Hawk Relays as Dubuque dominates relays
Cedar Rapids athletes win seven of nine individual titles at the 10th annual J-Hawk Relays. Dubuque runners sweep the relay events, with the Rams unseating Jefferson as varsity champions after dethroning the J-Hawks in the sophomore division. Dave Rieck, Larry Galliart, Mike Gillespie and John Pauley win the mile relay and the 880 and 440 relays. Jeff Lane claims the discus and is a double winner in the individual events, while East Waterloo and Washington set records in field events. Kennedy’s underclassmen show promise for the Cougars in a seventh-place finish.
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Dubuque
Rams
Jefferson
J-Hawks
Marshalltown
Dave Rieck
Larry Galliart
Mike Gillespie
John Pauley
Bobcats
East Waterloo
Marvin Monroe
Washington
Pete Kohl
Lane
Waterloo West
Doug Lane
Jeff
Harold Rascett
Wash
Dary! Morgan
Doug Stepanek
Prair
Gary i
Bob Beltran
Dennis Daniels
W. Wat
Staen
Marsh
Jim VePient
Beatty
Rex
Nowasel Ay
Fay
Waennvale
Jerry Moses
West Waterloo
Bob Brewster
Geny Coer Seo Wat
Mark Votrou- Piso
Mark Votroubek
Kenn
Bop Brewster Wash
Don Hedrick
Sandy Waller
Richard Har E. Wat
Kennedy
Bob Clapp
Tom Rick
Dubuave
Dennis Hayes
Mike McCready
Tim Lock
Mark Russo
Waterloo
Buque
Larry Galliart Hedrick
Gorteraca
Prairie
Vauit
Igne E Wat
Brian Avery
Marsa
al Mori Marsh
du Ame
Ho. Rieck
Fe Galliart
Mike Gilless
John Sayier
C.R. Washington
Kingston Stadium
Brewster
Warriors
Waterloo East
Waller Wins J Hawk Relays Long Jump Title
Sandy Waller of Washington soars 21% inches to win the J Hawk Relays long jump by a half inch amid a tough meet. Kennedy's medley relay triumphs plus notable finishes from Votroubek and Stepanek highlight a crowded Cedar Rapids event with multiple sprint and relay performances.
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Washington
Sandy Waller
Sikes Ties Nicklaus For 2nd Round Lead In Houston
Jacksonville lawyer golfer Dan Sikes shot a 33 35 68 to reach 134 after 36 holes at the Houston Champions International. Jack Nicklaus carded 69 65 for 134, part of an eight under par two round total. Sikes missed a birdie try on 18 after a bunker shot, while Roberto De Vicenzo and Miller Barber were one stroke back at 135.
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Houston
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville, Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Sikes
Nicklaus
Champions Golf Club
Roberto de Vicenzo
Miller Barber
Jack Spellous
Dan
K iMontsomery
Jec Im Ferrier
Tommy Aaron
Garener Dickinson
Cigeie Dale Boussass
Layer
Chuck Scurtney
Foxes Tonight C.R. Cards Win 3 Homers in 4th
Cedar Rapids Cardinals overpower Wisconsin Rapids 8-3 at Memorial Stadium behind three homers in the fourth and strong pitching to move into a share of the Midwest league lead. Maselbas, Barrett, Cooksey pace the offense as Grooms shines defensively and Rathie, a 1967 Iowa grad, adds an IA connection.
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Bob Lana Gaarette
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Wisconsin Rapids
Memorial Stadium
Appleton
The
Foxes
Jesse James
DuBose
C.R
Fred Grooms
George Gove
Todd Gallaher
Twins
John Tercheria
Don Cooksey
Larry Rathie
U. of Iowa
Auburn
Ratnie
Bone
Sinan
Barksey H Bealning House
Sf—Freeman
SO Tercheria
Poe Eld
Maselbas
Yaai
Nick Buncik
Ge Gellaner
Eaker Triumphs In Hawkeye Downs Open Three Wins
Verlin Eaker of Cedar Rapids dominates Hawkeye Downs opening night driving a 1965 Dodge to win the 25-lap late model stock feature, a heat, and the trophy dash. Red Droste, Bill McDonough, and Darrel Duke follow in a tight race before Droste suffers a wheel loss on lap 21. The card includes a dramatic B division 20-lap feature won by Jerry Oberbroeckling with Norm Riedesal runner-up, amid two end over end incidents.
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Verlin Eaker
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Eaker
Verlin
Red
Droste
McDonough
Darrel Duke
C.R
the Downs
Curt Hansen
Dike
Harry O’deen
Jerry Oberbroeckling
Norm Riedesal
Jerry
Perry Beckler
Frank Winkley
Auto Racing, Inc
ARI
Verlin Baker
Bill_ McDonough
Darrel Dake
C. IR L
Curt ‘Hansen
Harry O’dee
Baker
Red Droste
Wico
Bake
Morey Wills
Atkins
Hansen
Willis
Keat
Bill Barthelme
Walker
Piyt
Beckler
Ron Fisher
Acada
Jerry Hull
Roger Lacoursion
de Bertius
Roeckling
Oberbroeckling
Blues Win in OT to Reach Stanley Cup Final
Blues goalie Glenn Hall starred as St. Louis edged Minnesota 2-1 in double overtime to advance to the Stanley Cup finals against Montreal. Bill McKechnie tied the game late in regulation and Dickie Moore opened overtime with a key goal before Ron Schock sealed the win. The first final will be in St. Louis with Game 2 set for Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
Glenn Hall
Blues
Scott Bowman
Minnesota North Stars
Wren Blair
North Stars
Hall
Montreal Canadiens
Bowman
Ron Schock
Whitcher Fires 14-0 No-Hitter for North High
Merle Whitcher pitched a no hit shutout as North High defeated Elkader 14-0 to extend its Upper Iowa Conference record to 6-0. Jim Graham delivered three hits including a third inning grand slam, pacing the winners while Elkader managed only scattered runs.
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West Union
Merle Whitcher
Elkader
North High
Friday Stars Pitching Leads Cleveland to 4-0 Win
Tiant of Cleveland pitched a shutout against Minnesota, allowing three hits as the Indians beat the Twins 4-0. Willie McCovey contributed a two RBI single, while a stolen base and a scoring play helped San Francisco edge St Louis 5-4 with Willie Mays delivering the winning run.
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Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Indiana
Minnesota
Cleveland
Twins
Willie McCovey
Gieats
Aace
Willie Move
San Francisco
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Rivalry Showdown Sunday Schedule
The card lists Baseball standings and Sunday games including Oakland at Boston and Detroit at Cleveland with multiple team matchups such as St Louis at San Francisco Cincinnati at Los Angeles Chicago at New York. Names Krausse Eowert Boswell Hardin and references to cities New Philadelphia and St. Louis appear in fragmented form.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
Krausse
Boston
Eowert
Dhe Alitornia
McGlothtin
Detroit
Boswell
Cleveland
Minneve
Hardin
Washington
Ohess
Fla
St. Louis
San
Franciisco
Cicago
New York
Wa. L
California
Inesota
Baltimore
Speeneren
Chicago
San Francisco
Angeles
Almiranta
Sedec
Pitsbu
Reed
Dierker Incinnati
Singer
Prise
Boxing Night Results From New York to Rome
Fight results show Jimmy Dupree of Jersey City stopping Charley Green in New York. In Texas Jesus Pimentel defeated Rollie Ponareye in San Antonio. Carmelo Bossi outpointed Jean Josselin in Rome to retain the European Welterweight title.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Dupree
Jersey City
N.J
Charley Green
San Antonio
Texas
Jesus Pimentel
Mexico
Rollie Ponareye
Oakland
Rome
Carmelo Bossi
Italy
Jean Josselin
France
Rees
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Ron Rapoport
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
Messrs. Mays
Nct
Ollie Brown
Mays
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Astros
Felipe Alou
Alou
Mike Ryan
Rich Allen
John Briggs
Bill White
Shea Stadium
John Boozer
Ed Vargo
Luther Golfers
International League
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Louisville
Ay Fan
Richmond
Jacksonville
Sovenneh
Birmingham
Charlotte
Evansville
Asheville
Montgomery
Elmira
York
Binghamton
Waterbury
Sete Srecearl
Pee
Cain
Denmark
West Germany
C.R. Preps
Dubuque Marshalltown
C.R. CR. Prairie
da Ie
C.R. Prairie
Jack Ogden
Galliart
John Tefer
Rick Freese
Freese
Votroubek
Doug
Jett
Bob
Puryear
Rod Brooks
Pett
Bill Knoll
Hi Jen
Irows
An Cern Bi
Chris Wilson
Simms
Bob Herman
Jeft
Bob Orr
McDowell
Oubuauve
Bob Cole
Joan Rows
Larry Meyer
Car Kill
Dubuavue
KA Jetterson Denny
Gene Mediey
Iter Naaigepore
Reitie
We West
Wate
A ’ R. Loo
Florida
Gazette
John McIvor
Jack Krol
Danny Barrett
Mike Maselbas
Wayne Boultinghouse
Barrett
Cooksey
Krol
John Shulock
Charlie Epperly
Tony Auferio
Mike
O.R
Dewey Freeman
Luis Melendez
Balter
Dan Barrett
al Miller Gaatzette
Bill McDonough
Bobby Harrington
Ford
Joe Hernandez
Montreal
National Hockey League
Cesare Maniago
Bill McKechnie
Dickie Moore
Whitcher
Sao Pgule
Jose Severino
Braz
Alfonso Valiente
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