Manuel Ramos says he was ashamed to tell referee to stop
In a brutal Madison Square Garden bout, Manuel Ramos stormed tears after Frazier pummeled him. Doctors noted swelling around the eye but Ramos cried and explained through his interpreter he did not want to quit, while manager Condon and Rosales spoke of Ramos’s emotion and resolve.
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Rose Tops NL All-Star Vote as Rose Leads NL Picks
Pete Rose received 286 votes to head the National League All-Star selections for the July 3 game at Houston. Henry Aaron and Willie Mays followed, as several first-time or returning players joined veteran stars in the 39th All-Star lineup.
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Staub's Bat Paces Astro Win
Houston Astros first baseman Rusty Staub, 24, homered and drove in key runs as the Astros beat their opponent. Staub, batting .317, downplayed his swing but praised by manager Harry Walker as one of the league's better hitters after the victory.
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Northrup belts two bases-loaded grand slams in one game
Jim Northrup hits consecutive bases-loaded grand slams as Detroit routs Cleveland 14 to 3, tying a major league record and widening the Tigers lead in the AL. Staub shines for the Mets with a run and a triple, while others contribute in a day of National League action.
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Northrop homers twice as slams boost Tigers win
In a high scoring game the Tigers beat Detroit 9-2 as Northrup hit two grand slams accelerating a late inning rally. Mike Paul set the table with walks before Eddie Fisher and Bill Freehan fueled a six run rally amid a tense fifth inning.
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Frazier Faces Ellis Next After Ramos Knockout
Joe Frazier retained the heavyweight title with a second round knockout of Manuel Ramos at Madison Square Garden. The win sets up a potential challenge by Jimmy Ellis or a meeting with Buster Mathis or Floyd Patterson, with Frazier praising his knockout power and timing.
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Putt Off Decides Playoff Victory in Local Golf Event
Sam Penecale of Whitemarsh Valley edged rivals at 413 to win the pro division after a dramatic playoff at IR Country Club. Dick Smith tied for third as Charles Lepre topped Tavistock with 32 on the front and 67 overall, while Harold Sweigart and Bob Gleeson posted strong rounds for a local field.
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Lonborg Placed on Rest After Mild Shoulder Tendonitis
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg, 1967 Cy Young winner, is ordered to rest for five days by team physician Dr. Thomas Tierney after tests showed mild tendonitis in his right shoulder. He threw five pitches and hit two batters in a Chicago start Sunday before returning to Boston.
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