Red Sox ride six-game win streak behind 11-2 rout
Boston stormed past Minnesota 11-2 on 16 hits led by Yastrzemski Gosger and Conigliaro, with Santiago and Radatz good on the mound and zero errors. Cleveland and Detroit split a doubleheader as Tiant pitched his fourth shutout and Wert delivered a seventh inning single for Detroit. Other AL results include California over the Yankees and Baltimore over Chicago. In the NL, San Francisco beat Pittsburgh and Houston edged the Mets as the Dodgers topped Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Billy Herman
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Tony Conigliaro
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Arbitration Shifts Yet No AAU NCAA Accord Reached
Washington AP reports the AAU and NCAA failed to settle key issues after recessing hearings of their five member arbitration panel. Hearings paused with talks set for June 16 in New York as双方 factions remain far apart. An NCAA spokesman warned the dispute could last months while AAU officials call the situation a mystery. The panel, chaired by Theodore W. Kheel, heard a new proposal that met strong opposition from both sides.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hubert Humphrey
New York
NCAA
AAU
Theodore W. Kheel
Travelers Drop Game at Arlington
Arkansas failed to bring a man home from third in the final inning as Dallas-Fort Worth won 5-4 in a Texas League clash in Arlington. Sam Cook retired Roy Martyka on an infield tap to end it. Von Medaniel’s seventh inning triple produced the winning run for the Spurs, giving DF-W a 2-0 series lead. Amarillo’s Don Wilson shut out El Paso 7-0 for his 7-1 pitching line, boosting Amarillo 42 games ahead of Arkansas. Albuquerque at Austin was rained out.
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Fairly's Homer Lifts Dodgers To 3-2 Victory Over Phillies
Dodgers win 3-2 as Ron Fairly hits an eighth inning homer. The streaking Dodgers rally behind Don Sutton and Perranoski, with Fairly driving in key runs as Giants, Reds, Astros and others post results across the league.
Rookies to crack time at the 50th Indy 500
Seven rookie drivers, seen as veterans outside Indianapolis, will challenge the 50th 500-mile classic on May 30. Mel Kenyon notes this marks a rite of passage, with past rookies rarely winning. the group includes Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Gary Congdon, Cale Yarborough, Carl Williams, and Larry Dickson, as Stewart dominates the World Grand Prix circuit with Monaco win and Tasman title in early 1968.
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May 25 1968 Little League Schedule and Dates
Readable lines list multiple Little League games across May to July 1968 with matchups including Quick Sak Sheriff CBC Lions Hope Auto Midwest and Go. Entries show weekly and weekday slots with a note of Boy Scout Week June 19 25 and no game scheduled.
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Sheriff Lions
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Hope Auto Co Sheriff
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Hope Auto
Lions Quick Sak
CBC Sheriff
Quick Sak Lions
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CBC Hope Auto Co
Quick Sak Sheriff
Hope Auto Co Cbc
Hope Auto Co Midwest
Collins Qualifies for Open But May Not Enter San Francisco
Collins of Purchase New York shot 139 to lead Westchester local Open qualifying while expressing doubt about playing the Olympic Club test. Local and sectional rounds determine the final 151 Open entrants with 123 from June 6 7 sections. Notable exemptions include Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Peter Thomson and Ben Hogan. Al Johnston withdrew due to back trouble.
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All But One U S Player Advances At French Open
Drizzly rain and bad light left Marty Riessen sidelined after a first-round tumble on slippery grass. Riessen, eighth in the United States, was taken to a hospital with a sprain but expects to play within a week. Several top U.S. players advanced, though some matches were interrupted or not started due to darkness and slow play.
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Romania
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Scanlon Edges Molina in Ninth Round TKO Clash
In San Jose, Bobby Scanlon of San Francisco turned in a technical decision over Louis Molina of San Jose after officials halted Round nine. Scanlon led on all three scorecards but sustained a gash over his right eye from a head butt.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Bobby Scanlon
San Francisco
Louis Molina
Scanlon
Court Docket Hope Kansas May 24 1966 Municipal Court
Hope Arkansas court records list numerous docket items with forfeitures ranging from 11.50 to 356.50 in cash bonds for offenses including improper muffler driving while intoxicated reckless driving and no driver s license. Several defendants faced fines and jail time while others dismissed or pledged payment on costs. Civil matters include garnishee actions and judgments for creditors Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Mountaine Poultry and others with specific account totals and precedents noted.
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Rodney Powell
David West
Morris Giddens
W. M. Aimsworth
Paul T. Harris
Forrest Smith
ACC
Harrell Cattle Company
Leonard Hoagaland
James A. Reed
N & W Trucking Company
Paul Stone
Million Children Immunized Against Measles Since 1962
Atlanta reports twelve million children have received measles shots since the vaccine’s 1962 license, according to the Communicable Disease Center of the U S Health, Education and Welfare department.
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