Haverford Edges Plymouth On Maguire Richter Homers
Haverford tops Plymouth 5 4 in inter district Little League play as 11 year old Brian Maguire homers twice and draws a bases loaded walk to force the winning run in the sixth. Joe Sheridan earned the win for Haverford with a one hit three inning stretch and Richter made a sparkling defensive play at short. The victory sends Haverford to Upper Moreland for a 5 p m game Saturday with winner of Hellertown Phoenixville slated as opponent.
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Porky Hanover Tops at Pocono Downs
Porky Hanover driven by Eldon Harner won the featured $2,200 pace at Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre in a photo finish over longshot B. D. Commander. The Lehigh Hanover colt finished the mile in 2 0 time.
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Major League Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
MLB standings and schedules list Wednesdays games with times and probable pitchers for each matchup. Notable clashes include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Atlanta at New York, Houston at Chicago, and Louis at indephi with multiple dates and night games across the circuit.
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Palmer Struggles With 77 In Western Open Start
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer open the $130,000 Western Open at Olympia Fields. Nicklaus seeks his first tour win of 1968 after a lengthy drought. Palmer struggles with putting and shot a 77 in the pro am. Tom Weiskopf leads money list with $137,561, while Burt Yancey, Tommy Aaron, Dick Crawford and others post solid scores in the event buildup.
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White Sox Rally Past Twins Beating 12-8
Chicago White Sox offense erupts for 18 hits and six runs in the ninth to overturn an 8-1 deficit against the Minnesota Twins. Tommy Davis adds three singles amid umpiring gripes as Wilbur Wood secures the eighth inning. 21st victory lauds Denny McLain’s four-hitter and Orioles/Baltimore/James Phoebus notes sprinkled through AL games.
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U S Trackmen head to London for international meet
A five man UPI team led by Tommie Smith heads to London for an international track and field meet. teammates include Sam Bair of Kent State John Perry of the U S Marines Andy Bell of American U and Wayne Collette of UCLA.
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Brock scores on seventh inning bunt for Cardinals win over Phillies
Lou Brock slid home as Julian Javier bunt pushed a ball down the third base line. Brock, on his 27th steal, scored the deciding run in a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia. Nelson Briles hurled seven efficient innings, while Hank Aaron drove in Atlanta’s three runs in a 3-2 win over New York.
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Redskins and Oilers kickoff exhibition season in AstroDome
Washington Redskins meet Houston Oilers under the Astrodome to launch the NFL preseason with 40,000 expected. Sonny Jurgensen sidelined for arm surgery as Jim Ninowski and Harry Theofiledes step in. The Saints face the Rams in Anaheim as the College All Stars host Green Bay Friday.
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Coach Advises Stars to Relax Before All Star Game
Coach Norm Van Brocklin guides the College All Stars in a 1967 clash with the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. He plans to platoon quarterbacks Gary Beban and Greg Landry as the team aims to avoid a third straight Packers shutout, despite heavy odds. The telecast is set for ABC with about 60,000 in attendance and no radio coverage.
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Griffith and Harris Clear Physicals Ahead of August 6 Bout
Emile Griffith and Gypsy Joe Harris passed pre fight exams in Philadelphia as rule disputes flared between managers Gil Clancy and Yancey Durham. Clancy alleged hypnosis and rope leverage by Harris, while Durham denied rule violations before the 12 round middleweight elimination at Spectrum.
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Harris Employs Merry-Go-Round Tactics Against Griffith
Gypsy Joe Harris plans to employ ring antics to confuse Emile Griffith in their 12 round middleweight bout in Philadelphia August 6. The 22 year old Philadelphia fighter, training at Laoma Byrd's camp near Atlantic City, says the flashy moves aim to dizzy his opponent and open a path to a title shot.
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