You Don't Rush The Great Ones Contends Simpson
New York interview with O. J. Simpson and Joe Namath at a New York bar. Simpson discusses fans supportive of his stance with Namath, Cosell, and ABC executives nearby. He previews TV and film work while negotiating with the Bills and Ralph Wilson.
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McNally Secures 11th Victory for Orioles in 4-1 Win
Dave McNally earned his 11th win of the season and 13th straight victory as Baltimore beat the Detroit Tigers 4-1. Boog Powell and Dave Johnson drove in runs early while Paul Blair added a two run homer in the second.
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Water Safety Law sparks caution for Alabama anglers
Conservation Director Joel Graham notes lanterns used to attract fish are common among Alabama fishermen but warns many may violate the Water Safety Law if boats lack a working fire extinguisher. The cited section requires a stable extinguisher on vessels with any butane propane gasoline kerosene or petroleum devices.
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Prentice Leads Friday Qualifying in Alabama Women’s Amateur
Jo Ann Prentice, an Alabama pro, shot two under par 71 to top the Friday qualifying round. Seven amateurs advanced to the cutoff, including the reigning Alabama Women's Amateur champion.
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Phillies Outlast Expos in Montreal Narrow Win
Larry Hisle homered for three runs in the third inning and delivered the go ahead RBI single in the fourth as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Montreal Expos 8 to 7 on Friday night.
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Reds sweep twilight doubleheader over Giants
Cincinnati Reds split the opener 4-3 as Pete Rose homered in the eighth and Jim Merritt won his seventh in eight decisions. In the nightcap, Merritt pitched six hitters and Bobby Tolan hit a three run shot as Cincinnati cruised 9-1 behind 13 Reds hits. Lee May added a 22nd homer to cap the rout.
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Pinson Ends No Hit Bid as Cards Rally past Cubs
Vada Pinson breaks Kenny Holtzman's perfect game with a two-out single in the seventh inning. Joe Torre and Mike Shannon follow with hits and a triple to lift St. Louis to a 3-1 win over Chicago. Steve Carlton earns the win, improving to 8-5, as Cubs fail to overcome early losses.
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All Divisions Set At Moulton Speedway
The Moulton Speedway will run all three divisions tonight with gates at 5 30 and racing at 8 30. Cadet division expected 30 cars after 25 last week. Super modifieds in open competition for any skeeter or rail job. Late modifieds will bring the area late models.
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Fourteen Golfers Top $100 000 on PGA Tour in 1968
A PGA Tour tally shows fourteen players earning over $100 000 during the 1968 season. The list highlights sustained earnings across the year, reflecting depth in money winnings and top performances.
Reds To Hold One Day Camp At Buffington Field
The Cincinnati Reds announce a one day tryout camp for players 16 and older on July 3 from 9 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Buffington Field Tuscumbia. Scouting Supervisor George Zuraw will oversee the tryout with scouts Phil Moto and Joe Hubbert assisting players must bring their own gear while the team provides bats and balls.
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Bears reach multi year deal with Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears owner George Halas announced a three year contract for halfback Gale Sayers worth about 75 000 dollars annually. Halas called the session amicable and noted Sayers was pleased. Sayers led the team in rushing in 1968 with 856 yards on 138 carries.
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Landis Wins First Start in a Year As Red Sox Beat Senators
In Washington, Bill Landis, returning to a start after a year, and Sparky Lyle limited the Senators to six hits. The Red Sox won 4-2 behind Landis four victories, Reggie Smith homering to break a 1-1 tie, and key two-run inning on hits by Syd O'Brien and Tony Coniglia.
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Padres Comeback Ends as Podres Retired Listed
Padres veteran left hander Johnny Podres is placed on the voluntary retired list and will become the minor league pitching instructor and scout for the club. Walt Hriniak takes his roster spot after Podres, 36, faltered to a 5-6 spring record. Podres began in 1951 with Newport News, reached the majors with the Dodgers in 1953 and played in four World Series, earning a 4-1 record in the fall classic.
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