Frazier Stops Quarry End Of Seventh Round
Joe Frazier defended his world heavyweight title with a technical knockout at the end of the seventh round, hurting Jerry Quarry with a relentless attack that opened a cut under Quarry’s right eye. Referee Arthur Mercante stopped the fight after Quarry admitted he could not see out of the eye. Quarry showed grit in a wild opening round before Frazier took control, pursuing an eighth defense of his title amid TV spotlight and exchanges with WBA champion Jimmy Ellis postfight.
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New Softball Registration Deadline Announced
Local city league invites new teams to register by July 1 at 12 noon, with a $10 fee and a roster of at least 12 players at Green Street Recreation office. Second half begins July 7. For info call 792-Val1 xt. 345.
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Price Delivers Ninth Inning Victory For Tigers
Jim Price pinch hits a two run homer in the ninth after Bob Cox’s error as the Tigers rally past the Yankees 6-5 in Detroit. Cash sparked Detroit with a first inning single and later runs while Kaline and White contributed. New York took a 5-4 lead before Price’s timely shot.
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Majestic Prince to Rest Indefinitely After Ankles Issue
Los Angeles AP report says Majestic Prince will likely not race again until 1970 due to inflammation in both ankles. Trainer Johnny Longden noted the condition emerged before the Preakness, affecting the colt’s action and leading to a decision to withhold him from Belmont. Owner Frank McMahon plans pins in the ankles and stable retirement at Longden’s ranch while exploring a possible return at Santa Anita after December 26.
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Piedmont Field Forfeit Posts Oddball Lineup Result
At Piedmont Field the Uxchanar team failed to show in a chaotic listing. Players Kievanis and Wilhans plus Stewart Koick Sparrow Toberkezan Haraway V. W. and Ellis were named in the forfeit. No clear competition occurred as official records reflect a forfeit.
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Manny Mota Paces Dodgers To 5-2 Win Over Braves
Manny Mota drove in three runs with a homer and a single as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 5-2. The win left Don Sutton as the majors second 11-game winner and moved the Dodgers 1 1/2 games ahead in the National League West.
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Softball Results At West End and Riverside Field
In a mixed results card from West End and Riverside fields Madison players posted hits and runs. Moth hit his first homer, Mau ry Wills tripled and scored, while Mota scored on an error as Los Angeles beat Atlanta 5 to 2. Wills and Russell starred with timely hits, and pitching saw Sutton Brower Stone and Raymond over two parks in a tense doubleheader.
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Babe Ruth League at GW Field and Market Garden Field
Baseball league notes list teams and contributors including Charcoal House Investor's Loan with players Shetton Handley Bavis Dewberry Harrison and Mitchell Hopkins Walker Mints. Pepsi-Cola Coca-Cola sponsors Wrenn Smith Jones Osborne Rutledas. score figures appear as 14 pt sh and various numeric codes.
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Alcindor Dunks in Pro Debut for Milwaukee Bucks
Lew Alcindor, returning to the court after college rules ended the dunk ban, scored 35 points in a Bucks versus Whites win over the Greens 125-118 at Milwaukee Arena. He praised dunking and noted quick adjustments to pro play while receiving a near minute standing ovation.
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Orioles Rally Behind Robinson and Johnson Homers
In Baltimore, Frank Robinson and Dave Johnson delivered eighth inning home runs to power the Orioles past the Washington Senators 5 3. The late counter started after Darold Knowles worked the eighth and Brooks Robinson reached on a hit by pitch before Johnson’s fourth homer. The Orioles tied the game in the seventh after a rain delay and Jim Palmer closed out the win.
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes League Scores Totals
Riverside Lanes hosted multiple leagues with top scores: Walton 190 and 152 in various divisions, Holley 182, Cassidy 191, Allen 197, Clifton 191, Franklin 236, Barker 180, Lewis 203, Goforth 201, Wilmoth 206, Ramsey 190, Caldwell 194, and other set results across teams including Glass, Pure, and Independents.
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Nevada joins WBC As Boxing Ruler
Carson City Nevada AP Nevada which last year quit the World Boxing Association joined the World Boxing Council Monday in a unanimous vote of the state athletic commission I believe the WBA has been slipping over the last few years This move to the WBC will be great for boxing overall Don DiGilo outgoing chairman of the commission Nevada left the WBA after it refused to go along with a European Boxing Union recommendation that the world junior middleweight title be declared open after a disputed contest in Italy between Freddie Little of Las Vegas and Italy's Sandro Mazzinghi
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Perez Drives Reds Past Padres in 5-0 Victory
Tony Perez belted a three run homer as the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Diego Padres 5-0. Jim Merritt pitched a two hitter and improved to 7-8, helped by Pete Rose’s diving catch in the first inning. Johnny Bench added a run with a second inning single and Tommy Helms provided another RBI as Cincinnati pulled away with a four run third inning.
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Astros roll past Giants 9 3 with seven straight wins
Denis Menke and Gary Geiger drive in three each as the Houston Astros topple San Francisco 9 3. Don Wilson earned his seventh win after a three run third inning and a four run fourth, allowing six hits and fanning nine to back a strong start in San Francisco.
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Koosman Praises Koufax Help and Shines for Mets
Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman recalls Koufax mentoring his curveball and credits the lefty with shaping his spring training control. Back from a shoulder injury May 24, Koosman delivered a 1-0 win over the Cardinals, extending his scoreless streak to 23 innings and edging closer to Koufax’s legendary form.
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Chicago Cubs
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Quartet Of .400 Hitters Top NAIA All Star Team
A 14 man first team features four hitters above .400 led by Roger Metzger St Edwards .447 and Tom Jones Carson-Newman .463. Other standouts include Bill North Central Washington State .434 Rich Osenowski Kearney State .479 with pitchers Dave Allen California Western Hugh Hamilton Sam Houston State Vic Worry Pfeiffer all left handed.
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Tigers sign Californian Baxley for big bonus
Detroit Tigers announce on Monday that 18 year old Lenny J Baxley of Redding California has been signed as a first baseman with a substantial signing bonus.
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