Lonborg Applies Businesslike Power On Mound For Red Sox
Boston on a tear at Yankee Stadium as Lonborg fires a tough eyed fastball and a brush back to spark an 8 1 victory over the Yankees. Tillotson and Lonborg ignite a second inning benches clearing brawl prompting police intervention. Lonborg improves to 9 2 with 7 strikeouts and 10 hit batsmen this season while Tony Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzemski pace Boston.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Lonberg
Thad Tillotson
Tillotson
Joe Foy
Lonborg
Stuick Tillotson
Foy
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Til
Jorgon
Yankee
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Tillot
Selection of All Stars No Easy Task
New York AP report details the 1970 All Star voting complexities as outfielders dominate the top hitting charts in both leagues. Frank Robinson leads the American League in batting, home runs, and RBIs while Roberto Clemente Hank Aaron and Lou Brock headline NL outfielders in key categories. The ballot selects three outfielders four infielders and a catcher with managers naming reserves and pitching staff.
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New York
Anaheim
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Dope
Jim Wynn
Houston
Felder
Jeaders
RBI
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Orlando Ceneda
Tim Me.Carver
Philadelphia
Richie Allén
Ceneda
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Minnesota
Rod Carew
California
Don Mincher
Boston
Rico Petrocelli
Cesar Tovar
Rick Monday
Kansas City
Tovar
Hank Bauer
Walt Alston
Los Angeles
Joe Cronin
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Bill Rigney
Kinney Wins Squeaker in 30 Minute Softball Game
In a Wednesday night men's slow pitch league at Fansler Field Kinney Glass edged Western Kansas Sporting Goods 2 to 1 in a game that likely set a record for speed. Neiman supplied a key triple and Neiman added a run on a Hummer single as Kinney Glass built a two run lead. WKSG fought back with Dreiling's second inning double and single but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Oswalt Industries
Gail Jones
John Holmes
Lloyd DeRemus
J. D. Clair
Bill Dunlap
Charley Hacker
Packers
Kinney Glass
Ehresman Packers
Kinhoy
Benny Guerrero
Jim Neiman
Kent Hummer
Kenny Zimbleman
Kinney
Western Kansas Sporting Goods
Glassmen
Lagers
Neiman
Hummer
Glassers
Jerry Sturgeon
Joe Dreiling
WKSG
Dreiling
Sturgeon
Woman Fights At Madison Square Garden In Open Sparring
Linda Lutes a 120 pound karate expert from Alpsna Michigan will appear in the open championships at Madison Square Garden facing men. She trains with her husband Nelson Howe a Newark College of Engineering design teacher, seven days a week. The contest tests skill over weight as she comments on belts from white to purple and green. Sacred Heart mentor Tom Rupp leaves for California Poly Pomona to coach cross country and track after four years at Sacred Heart High School in Salina Kansas.
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Alpsna
Mich
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Boxing Commission
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Sfoot-Sindh
Linde
Nelson Howe
Newark
N.J
College of Engineering
Sacred Heart
California
Salina
Kan
Tom Rupp
Sacred Heart High School
Califirmia Poly
Pomona
Calif
Rupp
Hays
Kansas University
Standings and results from the major leagues, 1967
The Garden City Telegram presents the 1967 standings and results from the National and American Leagues. Teams listed include St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh Atlanta Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston New York. Results feature key games such as Atlanta over San Francisco and Chicago over Pittsburgh. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Los Angeles and Atlanta at San Francisco, with more scheduled for Friday including New York at Atlanta and Houston at Chicago.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago Easeck
Detroitt
Cleveland
Poston
Minnesota
Baltimore
California
ATL
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Fire at Walnut Hall Farm Destroys 20 Standardbreds
Lexington AP reports a Wednesday night barn fire at Walnut Hall Farm killed twenty standardbred yearlings. Among the losses were two Adios offspring, a colt out of Meadow Gloria and a filly out of Nila Mite, plus two Star's Pride foals. Owner Harold W. Nichols of Cincinnati cited about 350000 in horse and barn damage. The farm marks its 75th anniversary as the nation s oldest standardbred breeding operation.
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Lexington
Adios
Walnut Hall Farm
Harold W. Nichols
Cincinnati
Meadow Gloria
Nila Mite
Star's Pride
Roquepine Favored in Gotham Trot at Yonkers
Roquepine a 6 year old French mare was favored to win the $50,000 Gotham Trot at Yonkers Raceway. The Gotham at 1 1/16 miles serves as a preliminary to next week's $100,000 United Nations Trot. New Jersey reports 1 180 000 acres of farmland.
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Yonkers
N.Y
France
Yonkers Raceway
United Nations
New Jersey
AAU Meet Opens Today With Big Hight Track Stars
The Big Eight conference supplies top contenders for the Bakersfield AAU meet led by Jim Ryan Kansas world record holder in the mile aiming for his third straight national AAU title. Nebraska’s Charlie Greene, Chris McCubbins, Conrad Nightingale, Gary Ard, and Ralph Boston headline a deep field as the team selection for the LA Coliseum meet on July 8-9 nears.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
United States
Bakersfield
Calif
Jim Ryan
Kansas
San Diego
New York
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Chris McCubbins
Oklahoma State
Big Eight
Kansas State
Conrad Nightingale
McCubbins
Gary Ard
Ralph Boston
Los Angeles Coliseum
Glen Ogden
Missouri
Steve Carson
Towa State
Nightingale
Cliff Cushman
Bill Alley
Charlie Tidwell
Dick Cochran
J.D. Martin
Oklahoma
Ted Woods
Colorado
Bob Timmons
George Byers
Marolyn Chmelka Wins Jaycee Airlinks Open Golf Title
Marolyn Chmelka dominated a 35 entry field to win the annual open women’s golf tournament at Jaycee Airlinks. She carded rounds of 19 and 43 for an 18 hole total of 92, five strokes ahead of runner up Charlene Hughes.
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Jaycee Airlinks
Charlene Hughes
Scott City
Garden City Country Club
Marion Hoss
Ulysses
Cimarron
Dighton
Dodge City
Garden City Jaycea
Russell Rides 5-Run Spree To Victory
Russell exploded for all five second inning runs to beat Garden City's Elks Legion 5-2 in youth baseball. Ronnie Barnes doubled in the seventh for Garden City, but Russell defense held with two errors to one for Russell. Johnny Dunlap pitched the full game for Garden City.
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Russell
Garden City
Elks Legion Club
Elks-Legion Crew
Cleve Spencer
Hays
Ronnie Barnes
Jimmy Douglas
Garden
Johnny Dunlap
Nicklaus Open Favorite To Win Cleveland Open
Nicklaus, coming off Baltusrol victory, eyes first Cleveland Open title at Aurora County Club. Pro-am rounds set high pace as Palmer Casper Boros and Sikes loom as threats while Nicklaus pursues a 20,700 prize and seeks Ohio course mastery.
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Nicklaus
Aurora County
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Tony Lema
Palmer
Ohio
Coast Guard
Here
Baltusrol
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
R.H. ‘Sikes
Lions win 4-1 over Odd Fellows at Clint Lightner Field
In a Wednesday Minor League youth baseball game Lions defeated Odd Fellows 4-1 at Clint Lightner Field. Trent Spikes earned the win with six strikeouts, while Bruce Stailsworth doubled for Lions and Curl led Odd Fellows with four singles. The B-team saw Odd Fellows win 11-9 in a wild comeback before.
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Lions
Odd Fellows
Clint Lightner
Trent Spikes
Bruce Stailsworth
Odd Fellow
Curl
John Burrowsns
Fach
Steve Poyd
J. Naah
J. Wagner
Andy Stinemetz
Monte Birkel
Steve Boyd
Wimbledon seeds stumble as expected stars fall early
In London at Queen's Club, eight seeds were chosen for the Wimbledon men's singles. By quarterfinals, four seeds including defending champion Manuel Santana, Roy Emerson, Bill Bowrey, and Cliff Drysdale had been upset by unseeded players, revealing flaws in the seeding committee's selections.
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London
Queen’s Club
Manuel Santana
Spain
Roy Emerson
Bill Bowrey
Australia
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
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Bert Campaneris
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