Culver Faces Painful Day With No-Hitter Triumph
George Culver, 25, Reds pitcher, endured toe pain and tears after pitching a no hitter against the Phillies in a 6-1 win. He spoke of sickness and a novocaine shot, acknowledging the day’s emotional mix and the feat’s significance amid a busy baseball slate.
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George Culver
Cincinnati Reds
Salinas Calif
Philadelphia Phillies
Tommy Phoebus
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Jim Hunter
Oakland Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Culver
Pro Football Shakeup Sparks Rozelle Feud Over Hardy Ruling
Notre Dame star Kevin Hardy challenges Rozelle’s swap to the San Francisco 49ers for Dave Parks as New Orleans fights the ruling. Hardy defends his starting role and vows to fight, while Eagles players clash with management over salaries. Rams and Cowboys stage a Monday scrimmage with Mason signing, Garcia acquired, and Packers players shuffled as Campbells duty looms.
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Kevin Hardy
Notre Dame
New Orleans Saints
Rozelle
New Orleans
Hardy
San Francisco
Philadelphia Eagles
Gary Ballman
Fulback
Tom Woodeshick
Eagles
Philadelphia
Harold Wells
Chuck Hughes
Lane Howell
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Tommy Mason
Rams
Pat Studstill
Garcia
Los Angeles
Jim Garcia
Cleveland
New York
TV Schedule Fragments Show Daily July 31 1968
A cluttered hoisted TV guide lists stations KFLX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVIL and KFDA Channel 5 with daily programs. Daylong lineups include news, game shows, soaps, CBS NBC and local features from morning to late night across multiple channels.
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KFDA
CBS News
Andy of
KAUZ
Air Force
Captain Krangaros
Dick van Dyke
Donna’s
Patty Pukes
Mike Douglas
Shee
Kauz Channel 4
KVIL
Farm & Ranch
Weather Farm Ranch
General Hospital
Farly Shew
Tom Sawyer
Kfox TV Channel
Jerry Adams
Jeannie
Freud
NBC News
Kauz TV Channel
Walter Cronkie
Daktar
Showtime
Good Morning World
Laramie
CBS Newsreel
Weather
CBS Reports
Junior Baseball Team Ends Season in Shamrock Tournament
The Childress 14 and 15 year old squad closed their season by winning first place at Shamrock, finishing 13 wins 3 losses and 1 tie. Key performances included Rocky Rippy on the mound and Kevin Wood with two homers, as did Morris Gravyeon and Stanley Webster.
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Childress
Shamrock
Lefors
Rocky Rippy
Morris Gravson
Wellington
Kevin Woode
Wood
Morris Grayson
Stanley Webster
Wheeler
Earl Griffin
Kevin Wood
Benny Land
Da'e Inman
Chris Lewellen
Donald Hatcher
Jerry Dobbs
Danny Havins
Moris Gravyeon
Carl Holtman
Jimmy Pleming
Rocky bin
Cardinals Favored Over Tigers in World Series Path
Sports brief notes the St. Louis Cardinals as 7-5 favorites to beat Detroit if they reach the World Series, with 3-2 odds if Baltimore or Cleveland wins the American League pennant. Mentioned are da Vinci’s lens idea, early North Carolina exploration, and a TV guide listing from July 30, 1968.
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Culver
Bcores
Phillies
Richie Allen
Tony Perez
Woody Woodward
Cookie Rojas
EE Red
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Alex Johnson
Don Paviletich
Pat Corrales
Reds
St Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Detroit
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland Athletics
Lou Brock
Nolan Ryan
Ray Washburn
Carolina
Mets
Mike Cuellar
Astros
Cuellar
Roberto Clemente
Maury Wills
Las Vegas
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Baltimore
Cleveland
Texas SJR11 Proposes Amendment on Revenue Bonds for Cities
Senate joint resolution 14 seeks to add Section 52a to Article III to empower counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with property tax rules and anticipatory legislation validity. Election set for first Tuesday after first Monday in November 1968.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Theislature
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Lesa Garrison
Lonnie Dee Garrison
Tell
Little Britches
Littleton
Colorado
Freddy Corde l
Oklahoma
Rodeo
Lowell
Fred Down
UPI
Weiskopf
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Tom Weiskopf
Billy Caspey
PGA
Tink
Casper
Pirates
Bob Veale
Bill Mazeroski
Pirate
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Braves
Ron Reed
Gaylord Perry
Ty Cline
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Jay Alou
Gary Ross
Cauley
Atlanta
Wayne Causey
Chicago
California
Causey
White Sox
Ted Davidson
Richmond
Boston
Bill Landis
Garry Roggenburk
Louisville
Pete Rozelle
Don Horn
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Fort Campbell
Packers
Zeke Bratkowski
Leon Crenshaw
Bob Brown
Brown
Roy Hall
San Jose State
Larry Jordan
Illinoicg
Jim Bellamy
Albany State
Lou
Wumore CO
Commerce ST
Tex
KFLX
KGNC
KIPDA
Kgnc TV
Evye Guess
Ruth Brent
the Doctors
Huntley-Brinkley
Mr. Ea
Oliver — Rippy
Rayford Holtreen
Leonardo da Vinci
North Carolina Coast
T.V. Guide
bBoots & Saddley
Kvii TV
ABC News
Garrison
Gornlng
N.Y.P
the Invaders
Joey Bishop
Kfda TV Channed
Daktari
CBS
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