Fat Boy Mathis Beats Beattie In Bloomington Bout
Buster Mathis weighed 226 pounds and stopped Jim Beattie in the seventh round at the hockey rink in Bloomington. The crowd of 8,807 paid a state record gate of 45118 as Mathis showed improved inside work and confidence while Beattie, once dubbed Kid Galahad, fought with limited offense.
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Baseball Night Elsewhere Scores and Matchups
Summary of multiple baseball games listed for Saturday night with team matchups including New York at Cleveland Boston at Washington Chicago at California Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at Oakland and additional late games across the league with pitcher and record notes for Bar bers Barber Siebert Bell Cole man Priddy Bru net Phoebus Kaat Dob son Hunter Osteen Niekro Carlton Moose Arrigo Cardwell McCormick Buzhardt Britton Fryman and other players in various venues.
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Red Sox Top Senators 2 1 Behind Ellsworth Seven-Hitter
Dick Ellsworth fired seven innings of one run baseball as the Boston Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 2-1. Elston Howard hit his fourth homer, and Reggie Smith drove in a run with a single in the third. Washington plated a ninth inning rally on three singles.
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Taylor Tops Ralston in International Champion Cup
In Baastad Sweden Roger Taylor of Britain defeated Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield 3-6 3-6 6-4 9-7 6-1 after two hours 45 minutes. Taylor saved match point three times as Nicola Pilic upset John Newcombe 6-1 6-4 1-6 6-4 in the same event.
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Furman Sets Fall Football With 27 Returning Lettermen
Furman University announces a 27 member returning lettermen roster for the upcoming football season. The squad will feature experienced players ready to build on last year’s efforts.
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Braves Sweep Phillies in twin bill 5-4 and 3-2
Hank Aaron delivers a ninth inning three run homer as Atlanta edges Philadelphia 5-4 in game one. Joe Torre stars in game two driving in a run and scoring to fuel a 3-2 Braves win amid Philadelphia’s nine game skid.
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Yanks Down Indians 5-0 Behind Pepitone Power
Joe Pepitone drove in three runs as the New York Yankees shut out the Cleveland Indians 5-0. Mel Stottlemyre pitched seven hits allowed as he improved to 13-7, while Sam McDowell struck out 10 in eight innings but committed an error that led to three runs in the eighth.
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Clemons Holds Lead In State Amateur Golf Meet
Craig Clemons of Opp, Alabama, shot 68 in the second round at Turtle Point to reach 137 for 36 holes, seven under par, taking a three stroke lead over Hubert Green of Birmingham and Dick Pride of Tuscaloosa. Green and Pride are tied for second after 36 holes.
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Gordy Leaves Detroit Camp Amid Salary Dispute
Gordy and teammate Roger Shoals left the Detroit Lions training camp in Bloomfield Hills Michigan after reportedly being dissatisfied with salary offers. Neither player has signed the 1968-69 contract and Gordy is an offensive lineman while Shoals is a tackle.
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Koosman and Swoboda Spark Mets to 2-0 Victory Over Reds
New York rookie Jerry Koosman pitched a four hitter and matched his 14th win as the Mets blanked Cincinnati 2-0. Ron Swoboda drove in both runs with groundouts, scoring Ed Charles in the first, then delivering another in the fourth after a rough single by Ed Kranepool.
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White Sox trade Don McMahon to Detroit for Dennis Ribant
The Chicago White Sox announced a trade sending right handed pitcher Don McMahon to Detroit in exchange for right handed pitcher Dennis Ribant. Ribant appeared this season for Detroit and the move adjusts pitching depth for Chicago.
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American Leaders Tie In German Open First Round
American amateur Charles Bishop and British pro Bernard Hunt shot four under par 68s to share the first round lead at the German Open played on the rain drenched Refrath course. Vicente Fernandez and Martin Rosink followed with 69 and 70.
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Pirates Edge Cardinals 5-4 in 10th for split doubleheader
Jose Pagan's sacrifice fly in the 10th gave the Pirates a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals and a split of the two game set. Maris tied the second game with a run batted in during the eighth, Roberto Clemente homered, and Julian Javier, Nelson Briles, and Joe Hoerner contributed for Pittsburgh.
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Mississippi State's lone late season score in rivalry loss
Mississippi State managed a single score in its final four games last season a field goal in the 10 3 defeat at Mississippi Ole Miss captured the victory.
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USGA junior amateur golf championship opens to young amateurs
The USGA junior amateur golf championship is open to male amateurs who will be under 18 by August 3 and who have handicaps not exceeding eight strokes. In early reports details on entrants and qualifying rounds are noted.
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