Dodgers Rally In 10th For 8-6 Win Over Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 8-6 in 10 innings as a collision in right field triggered Jim Lefebvre’s 12th home run and Al Ferrara followed with a homer. Lefebvre hit into the right field bleachers after Roseboro and Ferrara produced another run, while Maury Wills, Wes Parker and Willie Davis fueled a four-run fifth inning. Ron Santo tripled for the Cubs and Browne added his eighth homer before the late Dodgers rally. Browne left with an unknown injury after the collision with Kessinger on Ferrara’s fly.
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Chicago
Jim Lefebvre
al Ferrara
Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Byron Browne
Don Kessinger
Ferrara
Lefebvre
Kessinger
Carl Warwick
Browne
George Alkman
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Adolfo Phillips
Phillips
Ferguson Jenkins
Don Sutton
Phil Regan
Rosebore
Ferara
Bob Hendley
Jenkins
Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Willie
Tom Davis
Ron Santo
Los Angeles
Ab Wills
Phillips Cf
Parker
Beckett
Davis Cf
Wiliams
Joavis If
Santo
Banks
Hendley
Keough
E—wills
Cage
Sutton
Wills
Santa
S—Jenkins
Sf—Parker
Beso Sutton
Eneern Wale
JY Tentcing
Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes And Area Leagues
The report lists results from AY Riverside Lanes Ladies Non Classic Title Roll-Off and multiple bowling and softball matchups at West End Field Ballou Park and other venues. Teams include Ben's Place, Childress, Gulf, Harry's Place, Downtown Esso, W. Gosney's TV, Jaybirds, Blackbirds, Bluebirds, Redbirds, Southern Belles, and RS Texaco, with individual scores and partner pairings such as Adkins, Sennett, Bryant, Smith, Williams, Carswell, and many others.
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AY Riverside Lanes
Ben’s Place
Childress
Ashe Faces Tough Win at Beckenham Tuneup
Arthur Ashe of Los Angeles and teammates Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner won second round matches in Beckenham England Davis Cup warmup. Ashe struggled to beat P W Curtis 11 9 4 6 7 5 while Riessen defeated Vladimir Vorotkov 6 3 6 3 and Graebner beat Alexander Metreveli 6 3 3 6 6 3.
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Beckenham
England
Arthur Ashe
Los Angeles
Marty Riessen
Clark Graebner
Ashe
P. W. Curtis
Riessen
Evanston
Vladimir Vorotkov
Russia
Mets grab Steve Chilcott in free agent draft
New York Mets pick Steve Chilcott a 17 year old California catcher as first choice in baseball's annual free agent draft Casey Stengel will attempt to sign him Chilcott hit .500 with seven homers and 33 RBIs this season after moving behind the plate in his senior year The draft also featured a special phase with 104 prospects from 172 on master list chosen by majors and minors later selections included Reggie Jackson Tom Grieve and several high school pitchers and infielders across multiple clubs
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
New York Mets
Steve Chilcott
California
Casey Stengel
Chilcott
Antelope Valley High School
Lancaster
Calif
Stengel
Mets
West Coast
Kansas City Athletics
Reginald M
Reggie) Jackson
Arizona State
Jackson
Wyncote
Tom Grieve
Washington Senators
Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
Houston
Wayne Twitchell
Portland
Ore
Boston Red Sox
Kenneth Brett
el Segundo
Chicago Cubs
Dean Burk
Highland
Philadelphia
Mike Biko
Mesquite
Tex
Dallas
Atlanta
Alan Santorini
Union
N.J
Cleveland
John Curtis
Smithtown
N.Y
Cincinnati
Gary Nolam
Oroville
San Francisco
Robert Reynolds
Seattle
Ingram High School
Los Angeles
Larry Hutton
Greenfield
Ind
Santorini
Braves
Carlos May
Parker High School
Birmingham
Ala
White Sox
May
Lee May
Buffalo
New York Yankees
James Lyttle
Florida State
St. Louis
Leron Lee
Grant High School
Sacramento
California Angels
James Deneff
Indiana University
Pittsburgh
Dick Hebner
Norwood
Baltimore
Ted Parks
University of California
Minnesota
Bob Jones
Dawson
Detroit
Tigers
Rick Konik
St. Andrews High School
Griffith to fight Hayward Sept 30 in Las Vegas
Emile Griffith the middleweight and welterweight holder will meet Stanley Hayward of Philadelphia on September 30 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in a bid for the welterweight title. The WBA says the bout could be non-title, while Griffith presses to keep both titles amid legal and commission actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Griffith
Stanley Hayward
LAV Vegas
Nev
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Philadelphia
Mel Greb
Greb
Silver State Boxing
Nevada
Las Vegas Convention Center
Griffith
James Deskin
World Boxing Association
New York
Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
The
New York State Athletic
Hart Bill Could Shield Pro Football From Antitrust Rules
Washington report says Sen. Philip Hart’s bill would bring pro football under antitrust law but exempt territorial rights, reserve clauses, and drafts. It aims for a common draft with the NFL and AFL while noting concerns over TV money's influence and Rozelle’s stance amid Gogolak signing.
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Washington
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Washington Star
Lewis F. Atchison
Justice Department
Hart
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Atcchison
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Pete Gogolak
New York Giants
Gogolak
Buffalo Bills
Rozelle
Congress
Atchison
American Football League
AFL
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Green Bay
The
Fuesday
Gibson Halts Stargell Run Short of Record
In Pittsburgh Bob Gibson limited Willie Stargell to ending his consecutive hits streak at nine, denying a nine game run. Stargell entered with nine straight hits from weekend games with Houston, but was retired on a fielder’s choice in his first at bat. The NL mark is ten, shared by seven players. MLB record is twelve.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Houston
Jerry Buchek
Buchek
Gene Alley
East-West All-Star game to relocate to Fort Wayne
The annual East-West All-Star game will move from Lexington, Kentucky to Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1968. Organizer Robert Kinney cited finances while the National Association of Basketball Coaches weighs a wider move. Cliff Wells plans to move his office after the 1967 game. games will be at the 10,000-seat Fort Wayne Coliseum.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Lexington
Robert Kinney
National Coaches Hall of Fame
Cliff Wells
Kinney
Fort Wayne Coloiseum
Bunning Leads Phillies Past Reds 5-1 in Eight Straight Win
Jim Bunning allowed three hits over eight innings to earn his eighth straight victory as Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 5-1. Bill White hit a two run inside the park homer in the first, and Cookie Rojas added a seventh inning homer. The Phillies built a 3-0 lead aided by two misplayed fly balls in the first. Cardenas homered for Cincinnati. Pappas took the loss, dropping to 4-4.
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Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Cincinnati
Reds
Bunning
Bill White
Cookie Rojas
Phils
Deron Johnson
Milt Pappas
John Callison
Rich Allen
White
Johnson
Leo Cardenas
Harper
Rojas
Helms
Callison
Pinson
Allen
Coleman
Brandt
Rose
Djohnson
Gonzalez
Cardenas
Great Sf
Edwards
Traylor
Shamsky
Dalimple
Otoole
Pappas
Linz
Cincinnati Philadelphia
Be White
Rolasie
Sune
Uring
Ry Lai
Jets Owner Denies AFL Team Has Signed Hornung
New York Jets owner Sonny Werblin denied reports that the AFL affiliated team had signed Paul Hornung to a 1967 contract. He called the claim from the Dallas Times Herald untrue, noting he had only met Hornung once at the Kentucky Derby. The matter reflects broader AFL NFL merger speculation as leagues discuss a common draft and eventual unification amid antitrust considerations.
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NEW York
New York Jets
American Football League
Eam
Paul Hornung
National Football League
Sonny Werblin
Dallas Times Herald
Hornung
Jets
Times Herald
AFL
Green Bay Packers
Werblin
California
Paul Lowe
San Diego Chargers
NFL
Pete Gogalack
Buffalo Bills
New York Giants
Texas
Pete Rozelle
Bronco League at Recreation Center feature game report
Pepsi-Cola and Clarke Electric teams clash in Bronco League action at the recreation center. Notable players include Tickle, Scalpini, Reynolds, Cassada, Neal and Pritchell with multiple scoring efforts and team contributions noted in the box score style summary.
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Bronco League
Recreation Center
Pepsi-Cola
Clarke Electric
Clay
Pritchett
Hundley
Scalpini
Tickle
Reynolds
Cassada
Neal
Pritchell
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Ballou Park Gulf
F. Farthing
Harry’s Place
Adkins
Brentwood
Amoco
O. Sennett
Esso
A. Taylor W
Gosney
TV 4
Bryant
Smith
W. Turner
Jaybirds
Williams
Blackbirds
Carswell
Bluebirds
Redbirds
Southern Belles Dan
Hardware
Martinizer
RS Texaco
Horsley
Flo
Linkous
West End
Brethern
Stokesland Meth
C. Willis
Chandler
Hushes
T Hardy
Ballou Park
N. Main Atlantic
Polea
Barton
Franks
A. Yeats
National Guard
Southern Life
Young
Acme Foods
Link-Watson
M. Ryan
Brandon
Perrow
Blankenship
Stonewall Jackson
Sparks-Giles
Leonard and Dellinger
Vv. Wilson
C. Wilson
Dot’s Grocery
White Rock Falcons
Buckner, Shumate
F. Grant
Sones and
Santana
Civd
F.robinson
Sleberna
B.robinson
Richardt Cal Oa
Kaline Det
Yastrzemski Bsn
Robinson i
Wert
Sanee
Alou Peet
Harper Pat
Morgan
Nicholson
Clemente
Nati
Perry
Maloney
Cincin
Gardner Motor CO
Patton
Loyal Sts
N. Y
Texaco
Call Neal S. Windley
S. Windley
Texaco, Inc
P. O
Danville, Va
Sen. Hart
Vanbeuren W. Devries
Buffalo Bisons
International Baseball League
Devries
National Broacasting Co
Caracas
Venezuela
Ruth
Kentucky
RT Shop
Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds Golf Center
Piney Forest Road
Holiday Ian Fairgrounds
Danville
Tay la
Old Taylor
Astraight
OLD Taylor Distillery
Frankfort, KY
Louisville, KY
Satonal Dystalers Produkte Oo
Tecussors Tot Taylor
Rbsows Eer
OLD Taylor Distillery Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
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