Yankees Win as Cards Dodgers Tie in IL
Timmy Noland homered for the Yankees while Nolan Lang added a single and a double. Chris Farley Ker Sidersing and others delivered four singles each. Orioles Bonds and Joey Tucker added singles. Bounds had a triple. The game ended after seven innings under a 9:30 rule and will resume. Andy Cole led Cards with a triple. Randy Sanders doubled and singled. Freddie Biddy and Jay Rodgers added two and one singles respectively. Keith Dutton led the losers with a double. Royce Taylor Steve Armstead each had two singles.
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Orioles Top Mets 5-4 In Dixie Boys Baseball
Orioles win 5-4 over the Mets with 10 singles and no extra base hits. Key Orioles hitters include Lane Potter Butch Watterson Eddie Mitchell Doug Rhodes Tommy Hames Allen Thrasher Scott Wagner and Kenny Springer. Mets gaines: John Gamble doubles Bill Bibb Bucky Brown Stan Evans singles. Mets led 4-0 before Orioles rally scored once in eighth.
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George Halas Steps Down As Bears Coach in 1967
Bears coach George Halas, 73, announces retirement citing inability to move quickly on the sideline. Jim Dooley, longtime Bears aide, emerges as likely successor as Halas plans to remain in the stands and stay on as Bears board chairman.
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Heavyweight Hernandez Outpoints Rodriguez in Milwaukee Card
Art Hernandez of Omaha defeats Udy Rodriguez of Minneapolis by points over 10 rounds in Milwaukee. In Kennewick Lars Buck stops Mike Gross in 10 rounds. In St Johns Les Gillis tops Red Randell over 10 rounds. Bill Drover and Jim Christopher also go the distance with decisions.
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Coffman Heads Up L'stone All Stars
Marion Coffman leads Limestone County All-Star baseball team for 1968 from Elkmont High School. Dural Clem and Steve Turner also selected. Coffman pitched a no hitter against Tanner and a two hitter against Clements in county play.
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Crosby Wins Mobile Fight
Willie Crosby the Mobile middleweight known as Buzzsaw stopped Tommy Hayes in the third round on Mobile's first pro card in two years. The card also featured Al Jackson beating Jack Tillman, Art Mathews over Frank Wilfred, and Preston Price defeating Tony Myers.
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Norman Resigns as UCLA Asian Basketball Coach
Los Angeles AP reports Jerry Orman resigned Monday from his role as basketball coach at UCLA. The move ends months of speculation about leadership and program direction.
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Atlanta Chiefs Edge Manchester City 3 2 in Stadium Thriller
Atlanta Chiefs defeated Manchester City 3 to 2 before 23 141 at Atlanta Stadium. Fred Mwila of Zambia scored the late winner as Kaizer Motaung and Peter McParland contributed, while Tony Coleman opened for City and Francis Lee scored late from a penalty. Coach Woosnam praised the effort but said the win does not make them world champions.
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Cherry Signs Three Year Pact With Flyers
Philadelphia reports defenseman Dick Cherry 31 formerly of the Boston Bruins has signed a three year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League.
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