Baseball Scores Weekend Results
Summary of Saturday Sunday and listed Tuesday and following games across leagues. Notable scores include Los Angeles over St Louis 3 0 and San Francisco sweeping Atlanta 10 2. Cincinnati beat Houston 5 0 while Philadelphia edged New York 4 3.
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Name Changes Prompt a Memphian to Hawaii Transfer
Columbus Christopher P Columbus has been transferred to Hawaii after serving as assistant procedures officer at the Defense Depot in Memphis. He plans to ensure his name appears as C P Columbus in the Honolulu telephone directory and hopes no pranks await him on arrival. He complains about being awakened at night by calls about the ships.
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Eight-Eight Birthday Surprise in Sydney
Sylvester Joseph Costelloe of Kingsford Sydney turned 80 on August 8 1968 at 8 am. The coincidence of eighth day eighth month and eight o clock adds a quirky note to a long life born in 1888.
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Bowler's Corner Highlights City League and Twilight League Scores
Wayne Burghart led with a 659 series including a 233 game in the Twilight League at Bowl Mor. Harry Morgan added a 256 in the City League at Sportsman's Bowl. Ed Chapman rolled 656 in Industrial League and Ernie Sulzman 253, while Sulzman with a 159 average turned the Twilight game. Don Strack posted a 632 in Thursday Night Men's League at Bowl Mor. Women led by Jewell Green with 571 series and 225 high game in Sundowners League at Bowl Mor. Janice Crownover notched first 200 with 208 at Bowl Mor. Top Hat and General Novelty led men’s teams in City League. Olson's Supermarket topped women with 769 and 2217. Notable splits include multiple players across both genders at Bowl Mor and Sportsman Bowls.
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Jewell Green
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Dick Rose
Ellie Belt
John Williams
Bill Cochran
Bill Johnson
John Mayer
John Congdon
R. W. Burghart
Ray Winder
Clyde Hinkle
Lonnie Murrow
Robert Ramsey
Pam Sharp
Dorothy Wicker
Maxine Campbell
Ruby Marhasin
Chick Beeson
Tovar Plays at All Positions in Twins Win
Cesar Tovar played all nine positions for Minnesota at Metropolitan Stadium in a 2-1 victory over Oakland. He pitched the first inning, then moved through catcher, infield, and outfield spots as the Twins snapped a losing skid. Rod Carew and Bob Allison provided the scoring support while Bert Campaneris and the A's wasted opportunities.
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Archer Nichols Win PGA Team Championship at Quail Creek
Archer and Nichols fired a seven under par 65 to win the PGA team championship by two strokes at Quail Creek Country Club Tulsa. They totaled 22 under par 265 to claim the $48,000 top prize from a $200,000 purse.
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Hawaii to Employ Three Scuba Wardens for Fishing Law Enforcement
Hawaii State Fish and Game Division will deploy three scuba diving wardens to enforce fishing laws. Michio Takata, division head, says wardens will curb illegal practices including chemical use such as bleach. Regular arrest procedures will apply, with underwater arrest details to be developed.
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Dodgers End Cards Run In Narrow 3-2 Victory
Dodgers beat St Louis 3-2 to complete a three game sweep as Gibson suffers another loss. Don Sutton pitched until a eighth inning balk produced two runs. Joe Hague threw away a throw allowing the winning score. Willie Crawford homered against Gibson in a tight NL pennant race mayhem.
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Jim Hert
Jim Wynn
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Reds
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Don Cardwell
Jim McAndrew
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Russell Signs Rich Celtics Player Coach Contract
Bill Russell, a 12 year NBA veteran, is set to sign a two year deal with the Boston Celtics worth just over 200000 dollars a season to continue as player coach. The agreement was negotiated by Celtics General Manager Red Auerbach and Russell's Boston attorney Morris Krisner amid talks over the past weeks. Russell turns 35 in February and earned about 150000 as player coach the last two seasons.
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Baseball roundup stars senators and giants rout opponents
Pitching star Camilo Pascual blanked Detroit 6-0 on four hits as the Senators halted the Tigers season-high winnings streak. Willie McCovey drove in four runs with a homer and a double as the Giants crushed the Braves 16-2.
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Neosho County Sheriff Proposes Expanded Patrol and Reporting
The sheriff urges systematic investigation and filing of all accidents. He calls for highway and road patrols across Neosho County by day and night to prevent accidents and crimes.
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