Red Sox Win With The Bunt In A 4 4 Victory Over Angels
Boston uses a bunt by Mike Andrews to spark a six inning rally lifting the Red Sox to a 9 4 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Reggie Smith and Rico Petrocelli drove in runs as Boston dashed California's seven game win streak.
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Jose Cardenal
Cardenal
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Minnesota
Bob Allison
Rod Carew
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Jake Gibbs
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Pan Am Diver Aims for Winter Olympic Gold
Sue Gossick, United States Pan Am swimming champion, targets the 1968 Winter Olympics after winning the springboard title in Winnipeg. The 19 year old diver plans to pursue skiing seriously, eyeing Vail or Squaw Valley and possibly competing in 1972 on the United States alpine team.
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Moose Upset VFW to Clinch Corry Jamestown Title
Before an almost capacity crowd the Moose crushed the VFW 13-2 to win the 1967 Corry Little League championship. Steve Williams earned win on 3 hits while Rick Fenno led at the plate with 3 hits and two RBIs including a key late double and three runs. Fenno and Vanderhoof sparked stellar defense as VFW misplayed nine errors.
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Golf Pros Go For $20,000 at Minnesota Classic
The 1968 Minnesota Golf Classic opens with defending champion Bobby Nichols and PGA champion Don January favored to win. First prize is $20,000 on Hazeltine’s 7,220 yard layout as 144 pros compete over 72 holes with expected winning score around 280 to 282. Pro-am winners posted three-under-par 69.
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Minn
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Palm Springs
Calif
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Cleveland
U S Athletes Dominate Pan American Games Efforts
USA bursts with medals as swimming augments gold haul with five titles on night action. Mark Splitz 17 wins 200m butterfly world record. Elaine Tanner sets 200m back world mark for Canada. Track, wrestling, basketball, baseball also contribute multiple titles and PanAm records.
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Wonder
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Elaine Tanner
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Uncle Sam
Oklahoma City
Wayne Baughman
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Fla
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Targana
Showdown In Browns Holdouts Today
The five Cleveland Browns holdouts face $100 fine daily until reporting to camp. Their case with owner Art Modell centers on a trade stipulation. a settlement talks are planned Friday. Also: Donny Anderson joins Green Bay workouts, Jim Nance signs with Boston, and Al Reynolds suffers arm injury as John Bramlett joins Miami in a trade.
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Texas Tech
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Meadville Defeats S&L 5-3 On Home Field
Meadville beat the Savings and Loan 5-3 on the high school field. Two costly first inning errors plus a walk and three singles put Meadville ahead 3-0, then two more Meadville runs in the fifth sealed the win. Wetmore took the loss, now 5-2, while Mick led S&L with two of four hits.
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Semi Finalists Tee Off In Championships
In Pittsburgh AP report two former Western Pennsylvania women’s golf champions advanced to the semi finals. Defending champion Mrs. James Broadhurst defeated Mrs. W.R. Deem, while Mrs. Broadhurst faces Mrs. HS Semple. Semple’s daughter Carol, 16 when she won in 1965, teamed with Mrs. Anthony Seise for another pairing.
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