Gibson Aims to Top Drysdale With Ninth Straight Shutout
Bob Gibson extended his scoreless streak to five straight shutouts and 48 innings as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 in the first game. Don Drysdale pitched well but saw his streaks end after a two run fifth inning against the Dodgers. Other NL and AL games produced varied results with notable performances from White, Parker, and Giusti.
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Dry
Doe White
Walter Jason
Los Angeles Dedeer
Ibson
Dodgers
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Gibson
Cubs
Altimote Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
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Oak
Athletice
California
Gibsom
Pirates
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Naines
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Dave Marshall
Giante
Dryedal
Dutorite
Joan Marichal
Giants
Clay Dalrymple
Innning
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Bo’ Boozer
Dave Giusti
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Astros
Jim Wynn
McLain predicts Tigers to win AL this season
Denny McLain, Detroit ace, says the Tigers will win the American League this year and that several players are key to success. He notes injuries last season hampered performance and credits attitude and a strong pitching staff as reasons for optimism, expecting a September clinch.
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New
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Tottenam Hotspurs
Tigers
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Right-Ha
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Angels
Mac Dick McAuliffe
Boston
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Oyler
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Wecein
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Indians
TV Listings Montage for June 27 1968
Diary style channel guide listing programs across multiple stations KFDX KGNC KAUZ KVIE KFOR and more for June 27 1968 including Huntley Brinkley Weather News Sports Daniel Boone Gilligan's Island The Tonight Show and local news updates with times and program blocks listed.
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Gilligan's Island
Miss Wool of America
NBC News
KGNC
Huntley-Brinkley
Weathe
Daniel Boone
Tronside
Dragnet
Dean Martin
Kauz TV
Walter Cronkite
CBS
NBC New
Agee TV
Foe Goss
Wesathe
Wesame
Ruth Arenat
Mike Douglas
Palmer Trevino Lead Into Cleveland Open
Palmer and US Open champion Lee Trevino drew heavy attention at the Cleveland Open pro am as rain soaked Lakewood Country Club. The $22,000 first prize loomed though Palmer still sought groove after recent setbacks. Jim Reid signed by Milwaukee Bucks for 1968-69 season, acquired from Philadelphia 76ers.
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Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevine
Palmer
Trevino
Lakewood Country Club
Eid
Milwaukee
Jim Reid
National Basketball Association
Bucks
Reid
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore
Fort Monroe
Winston Salem State College
All Stars to Meet Reds in International League Midseason Clash
Toledo manager Jack Tighe was named to lead the International League All Stars against the Cincinnati Reds in the 12th midsummer battle. The game will be July 2 in Louisville with team selection by league managers' balloting per George H Sisler Jr.
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N.Y
Jack Tighe
Toledo Mud Hens
Cincinnati Red
All Stars
Reds
Louisville
George H Sisler Jr
Fight results in United Press International report
Pete Loro aged 145 and Percy Pugh 146 fought in New Orleans with Loro taking the decision. In Las Vegas Henito Juarez 139 defeated Billy Coleman 140 in a ten round bout.
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United Ress International
New Orleans
UPI
Pete Loro
New York
Percy Pugh
Las Vegas
Nev
Henito Juarez
Billy
Coleman
Los Angeles
Griffith Harris Fight Postponed To July 15 In Philadelphia
Emile Griffiths July 8 bout with Gypsy Joe Harris postponed to July 15 in Philadelphia to allow recovery from a groin injury. In Moscow, a touring U S basketball team lost 91 83 to the Russian National Club, dropping to 1 1 on the Soviet tour after a prior win at Minsk 84 78.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Emile Griffith
Gypsy Oe Harris
Griffith
Moscow
UPD
United States
Soviet Union
Lolita the Lamb Prefers Leash Led Playful Life
Sonia Burge of mixed up Lolita the lamb says the pet prefers being led on a leash to grazing. Raised with five farm pups she barks and behaves like a dog, despite owners noting no real problem with her.
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Lolita London
UPL
Lolita
Sonia Burge
San Francisco
UPI
Fragmented Texas notice of publication and corrections
A damaged OCR fragment from Childress Texas announces publication details for The Childress Index with names and contact lines. It mentions consolidation with the Post on April 1 and notes daily distribution with Sunday morning editions. It warns corrections will be issued for erroneous reflections on individuals or firms.
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Morrie Migiey Cou Vy. J. Muddlester Gennage Hal C
Hiller Ady
Nage Olen Stiner Mee
The
Post
Childress Texas
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