Don Drysdale Reflects on Records and Dodger Years
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale, 31, discusses his six straight shutouts and 58 2-3 scoreless innings, his devotion to the game, and the value of teammates like Duke Snider and Jackie Robinson. He recalls joining the Dodgers in spring training, wearing number 53, and hints at future roles in baseball beyond playing.
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Don Drysdale
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Dodger
Vero Beach
Fla
Ofalifornia
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Pee Wee
Sam
Dodgered
Buzzie Bavasi
Manrysdale
Walt Alston
Arc
Drygdale
Drysdale backs security deal linked to salary cut
Drysdale, Dodgers star with 199 career wins, says he would forfeit some salary for security. He notes he could pitch several more seasons and jokes about aiming for 200 victories while showing worry over financial terms.
Charges Filed In Death Of German Boxer
Cologne prosecutors filed negligent homicide charges against unknowns in the death of German middleweight Jupp Elke who died from brain damage after a June 12 bout with Carlos Duran Elze. Dope was found in Elke, and the federation filed a separate complaint. The Sports Hall barred bouts temporarily and a Bonn politician urged a professional boxing ban.
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Cologne
Germany
Jupp Elke
Carlos Duran Elze
Cologne Institute For Legal Medicine
West German Boxing Federation
Nicklaus tops money list after runner-up string ends
Jack Nicklaus climbs to fifth on the PGA money list after back-to-back second-place finishes earning him 69 428 dollars trailing leader Billy Casper at 130 185. In Moscow the U S Olympic basketball team sweeps Minsk series with a 98 78 win over the Soviet National team. The Miami franchise of the American Basketball Association is named the Floridians. Walter Tkaczuk signs with the New York Rangers becoming the club’s first 1967 68 draftee.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Nicklaus
Billy Casper
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UPI
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Minsk
Yugoslavia
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Walter Tkaczuk
Canada
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Tkaczuk
Rangers
Cardinals Lead Majors in Kids BB Standings
Bennie Hawkins announces birth certificates for all 11 and 12 year old Major League players must be turned in by Friday to qualify for the All Tournament Team and the Little League Area ITI Tournament on July 15. The Cardinals hold a one game lead at 5-2 atop the standings, with the Dodgers 4-3, Giants 3-4, and Phillies 1-4. Upcoming schedule features Phillies at Cardinals, Phillies at Dodgers, and Cardinals at Giants. Dodgers 20 Phillies 12, Cardinals 13 Giants 8, Dodgers 3 Cardinals 2, Cardinals 7 Phillies 4, Giants 18 Dodgers 11.
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Bennie Hawkins
Kids Baseball
Cardinals
Dodgers
Giants
Phillies
Mark DeArmond
Sy Bryant
Lana Deleon
Joe Webster
Tim Lewellen
Ronnie Hawk
Rodger Eikman
Jeff Reed
Billie Harris
Cardinal
Ronnie Hawkins
Bruce Inman
Lea
Staub Emerges as One of NL's Best Hitters
Astros' Rusty Staub, a 24 year old first baseman, sits at .317 and is praised by Harry Walker as one of the National League's better hitters. Walker notes Staub's patient approach, quick hands, and ability to hit to all fields, comparing his style to Stan Walker's. The Reds beat the Mets 6-5 in 11 innings as Lee May, Johnny Bench, and Vada Pinson spark the Cincinnati offense.
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Fred Down
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Rusty Staub
Harry Walker
Saub
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Walker
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Astos
Staub
Denis Menke
Larry Dierker
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indiana
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland Athletics
California Angels
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Reds
Mets
Ed Charles
Clay Carroll
Billy Short
Bud Harrelso
Cleon Jones
May Bench
Tony Perez
Vada Pinson
Pewee Rose
Television Listings June 26 1968 Across Stations
Classified TV schedule fragment lists KFDX KGNC KFDA and KVII programs for morning to late night. Includes news weather cartoons sports soaps game shows and dramas with times and channel cues.
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KVII
General Hospital
Tuggie Timg
TV Calendar Listings for June 25 1968
TV schedule page lists programs across stations KFOX KGNC KAUZ EVII and KFDA for Tuesday June 25 1968. Hourly lineups include Huntley Brinkley News Jeannie Tonight Show Lancelot Joey Bishop and late night totals plus weather sports and network reports.
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News
NBC News
Weather Report
Eno
Ruth Brent
the Doctors
Mike Douglas
Speorts
Jeannie
Evening Report
KGNC
Huntley-Brinkier
Garrisons Gorillas
Jacques Yves Cousteau
N.Y.P.D
the Invaders
Joey Bishop
Fevent
Outer Limits
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Mark Keys
Mach Teat
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Ald Larned
Jerry Randle
Bill Mack
Vumore CO
Commerce ST
Childress
Texa
KFDX
Weather Today
NBC New
KFDA
CBS News
Dick van Dyks
Mister Mimikk
Mr. Ed
KRAUZ
Charmel
Air Force
Captain Kangaro
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyte
Guiding Light
Secret Storth
Patty Pukes
Walter Cronkite
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KAUZ
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