Horn and Trevino share Buick Open third round lead
Rod Horn and Lee Trevino moved into a tie for the 54 hole lead at 208 after each shot 67 and 70 respectively at Warwick Hills. Mike Hill and Johnny Stevens trailed by one and two strokes as Julius Boros faded to 75.
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Liston TKO Victory Over Henry Clark in San Francisco
Former world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston extended his comeback with a seventh round technical knockout of Henry Clark of San Francisco. Liston improves to seven straight wins by KO as he rebuilds after losses.
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The column blends baseball standings and Sunday games with player lineups and pitchers listed for multiple matchups. It also recounts Cassius Clay versus Liston notes and postfight quotes, detailing Liston’s KO win and Clark’s request for a rematch.
Belcher Rumors Persist As Wilson Resigns At Athens College
Athens College announces the resignation of Max Wilson after six years as assistant basketball and head baseball coach. He will join Gadsden State Junior College in physical education. Belcher denies plans to resign amid budget cuts and scholarship losses affecting the athletic program.
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National League Favored 7-5 In Dome All-Star Game
The National League is a 7-5 favorite to beat the American League in the indoor All-Star Game at Houston’s dome. Star pitchers like Drysdale Gibson and Marichal back a lineup featuring Reds Cubs stars while Luis Tiant may start for the American League. Harmon Killebrew Rod Carew Jim Fregosi Brooks Robinson headline the AL lineup with Freehan catching.
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Millan Delivers Braves Doubleheader Sweep Over Astros
Felix Millan doubled home a run in the ninth inning as Atlanta edged Houston 2-1 to complete a doubleheader sweep after Phil Niekro pitched four-hit ball in the day game 5-0. Hank Aaron had three hits and drove in a run, while Rusty Staub and Norm Miller produced Houston runs in the night contest.
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Braves Rally Seals Win On Boyer Single In Seventh
Atlanta scored all five first game runs in the seventh off Dave Giusti. Sonny Jackson drove in a run with a single Millan doubled home two more and then Niekro capped the rally with a two run double.
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All Star Game Set With McCovey Flood Santo in lineup
The 1968 All Star Game will air at 8 15 p m EDT on NBC. National league stars including Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle are left on the bench as managers name a 25 man squad with Willie McCovey at first base and Curt Flood, Hank Aaron in the outfield.
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Tomboys Host Birmingham Juniors in Delano Park Doubleheader
The Decatur Tomboys softball team welcomes the Birmingham Little Devils for a two game set at Delano Park. First game starts at 2 p.m. followed by a 4 p.m. contest.
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MSU Coach Biggie Munn's Admin Aides Lead Major Programs
Three members of Biggie Munn's 1953 Michigan State football coaching staff became athletic directors at Nebraska Missouri and Virginia. Two assistants from the same staff rose to head coaching roles with Earle Edwards at NC State and Duffy Daugherty succeeding Munn as Spartan coach after Biggie moved to athletic director.
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Cards Blank Giants 3-0 as Gibson Dominates Giants
Johnny Edwards hit a two run homer and Bob Gibson pitched a complete game shutout to beat the San Francisco Giants 3-0. Edwards gave the Cardinals a first inning lead, Gibson doubled in an unearned run, and he struck out nine while allowing six hits.
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Bosox Rally Past Twins 4-2 for Sixth Straight Win
Boston beat Minnesota 4-2 as Lee Stange earned his seventh save after a strong relief outing. Reggie Smith sparked a four-run second inning with a double and Rico Petrocelli, Joe Foy, and Gary Bell drove in runs. Rod Carew provided Minnesota's two runs with a bases loaded single in the fourth before Bell closed out the game.
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Schollander Shines At Santa Clara
Don Schollander, Yale senior and Tokyo Olympic gold medalist, qualified high in the 200-meter free at the Santa Clara International Invitational with 2:00.6. Greg Charlton led 200-meter qualifiers with 1:00.3 in the same meet. John Ferris topped the 200-meter butterfly qualifiers at 2:09.2 while Mark Spitz posted 2:11.5. Pam Kruse also appeared as a record holder in the event.
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