Nettles Leads Twins Past Tigers With Three Run Homer
Minnesota rookie Graig Nettles drives in all three Twins runs with a three run homer off Denny McLain as Minnesota beats AL leaders Detroit 3-1. Nettles, up from Denver, also hit two doubles in the weekend series, boosting Minnesota's hopes in the pennant race.
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Tigers Triumph in Scrimmage 32 13 Over Lewisville
Yerger News reports a 32 to 13 Victory by the Tigers over Lewisville in a practice game. Horace Johnson opened scoring, Jerry Johnson added multiple TDs, and Jarry Johnson struck twice to seal the win as Hope improved after a slow start.
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New Zealand Driver Declares Bid For F1 Title
Denis Hulme, once thought washed up, says he aims to win a second world drivers championship after a win at Monza. Graham Hill leads with 30 points after Hill celebrated his 100th Grand Prix with a cake while Surtees and Amon suffer setbacks. Andretti and Unser miss race after Hoosier Hundred.
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Many Good Signs Crop Up in Loss
Hope Bobcats suffered a 4-0 defeat to Ashdown Panthers at Hammons Stadium in the 1968 home opener. Despite fumbles and slow second half, Hope showed strong defense and a late ground surge with 123 rushing yards in the second half and improved tackling as junior Massanelli directed an improving offense. The piece notes fumbles as the main setback and previews a Friday game at Prescott Curley Wolves with the junior team traveling to Camden tonight.
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