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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1968

Page

24

Lolich avoids KP duty as World Series hero

Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, lauded for his Series wins over the Cardinals, is exempt from KP duty for a year by Michigan National Guard head Maj Gen Clarence Schnipke. He eyes postseason work in Detroit, possibly with an auto company, and will share about $11,000 from the Series plus a new car. Denny McLain eyes a $100,000 pact, while Mayo Smith’s salary likely rises from $40,000 as Tiger success continues.

Detroit Mickey Lolich Lolich Clarence Schipke Michigan National Guard Schnipke Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Mayo Smith Washington Boulevard Motor City Tiger Denny McLain McLain Las Vegas Smith Denny J. Adams Dead Bird Cardinals

King and Martin land big league managing jobs

Clyde King and Billy Martin win major league managers posts with the Giants and Twins. Mayo Smith and Red Schoendienst earn AP Manager of the Year honors after pennant runs. Cardinals complete trades sending Pinson to St Louis and Tolan Granger to Cincinnati while Edwards Smith move to Houston.

King Martin Honor Mayo Red Clyde King Billy Martin Mayo Smith Red Schoendienst San Francisco Giants Minnesota Twins Detroit Smith St. Louis Schoendienst Plause Associated Press St. Louis Cardinals Vada Pinson Cincinnati

Gibson Rose top 1968 All Star voting by UPI experts

UPI voters name Bob Gibson and Pete Rose as leading picks for the 1968 All Star team. Denny McLain trails by one vote, with numerous catchers in the running and other position players including Banks, Cepeda, Aaron, and Mays among the notable mentions.

New York UPI Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Detroit Denny McLain Freehan Tigers Tom Haller Dodgers Jerry Grote Mets Johnny Bench Reds Matava Giants Ernie Banks Ubs Powell Kerioles Orlando Cepeda Cardinals Glenn Beckett Cubs Tommy Helms Julian Javier Mike Andrews Red Sox Dick McAuliffe Bert Campaneris Athletics Jim Fregosi Angels Don Kessin Luis Aparicio White Sox Mike Shannon Tony Perez Brooks Robinson Orioles Ron Santo Richie Allen Phillies Cesar Tovarat Carl Yastrimee Frank Howard Senators Willie Oe Felipe Alou Curt Bils Williams Math Alou Pirates Ken Harrelson Willie Mays Luis Giant Indians Juan Marichal

LBCC Runners Fall In Double-Dual Cross Country Meet

Pasadena City College won a double-dual cross country meet at Cal State Long Beach, defeating Long Beach City College 15 to 50 and Bakersfield College 33 to 23. LBCC finished with a 1-3 record in Metropolitan Conference action as the Lancers also beat LBCC 51 to 46 in another race. Top LBCC finishers were Jerry Caine 13th Tony Gomez 14th Ed Valentine 21st Jerry Boyd 22nd and Mel Greenberg 24th.

Pasadena City College Long Beach City College Bakersfield College Cal State Long Beach Lancers Vikings Bakersfield Gades LBCC Vikes Rick Hitchcock Jerry Caine Tony Gomez Ed Valentine Jer-ry Boyd Mel Greenberg

Fishin Facts: California boat catches tally by port

San Diego boats report 20 passengers on two boats with 33 yellowtail, 40 barracuda and 147 bonito. Other ports list catches of yellowtail, calico bass, bonito, barracuda and rock cod across multiple boats and barges.

San Diego St. Landing Pacific Landing Redondo Belmont Pier Norm's Landing Pierpoint Landing Oceanside Art’s Landing Seal Beach

Palmer Routed as Charles Dominates World Match Play Semifinal

Arnold Palmer fell 7 and 6 to Bob Charles in the semifinals amid a brutal, rain-soaked Burman Road course. Gary Player battled Tony Jacklin to a 36-hole overnight tie as darkness halted play with Charles advancing to face Charles for the title and a $12,000 prize.

Wentworth England UPI Arnold Palmer New Zealand Bob Charles Gary Player South Africa Tony Jacklin Palmer Player Jacklin Charles Burma Road Arnie

U S Amateur Trails Britain in Eisenhower Cup

The United States faltered in round three as Britain surged to a seven stroke lead in the World Team Amateur Golf Championship. Marvin Giles of Lynchburg led the Americans with a 71, as the U S posted 647 after 54 holes to Britain’s 640. The fragment also lists scattered scores for Buffalo, Providence, Baltimore, Springfield, Quebec and college football results including Miami (Fla) 30 LSU 0 and West Virginia 14 with VMI cited.

Melbourne United States Britain Marvin Giles Lynchburg Miami F.C LSU West Virginia VMI

Prep Cross Country Meet Results Across Multiple Schools

Millikan hosts Wilson at Recreation Park over 2 miles with Pryor leading in 10 07 and Lasser 10 22. Jordan tops Poly in a 2 mile race at Jordan with Chaffin 10 02 and Rouse 10 03. Lakewood defeats El Rancho 19 44 at CSLB 2 miles with Somesan 9 56. Heartwell Park 1.9 miles sees Henderson 10 03 leading finishers. JV scores noted for each pairing.

Millikan Wilson Recreation Park Pryor Lasser Langston Seller Gary Stein Poly Jordan Chaffin Rouse Bemis Pohill Arguilla Poly Lakewood el Rancho CSLB Somesan Burnard Greer Sargeant Dyer Mater Dei St. Anthony Heartwell Park Henderson McKeon Inn Dowling Rick Arthur

LBCC Poloists Beat Bakersfield 22 to 8

Long Beach City College polo team, led by Jim Burt and reserve Doug Wolding with seven combined goals, defeated Bakersfield 22 8 in the Viking pool. Bakersfield players include Lecc Gibson Mil Haddon LG Wilkes Mills Parker Fidler Pearson Hausmann Topaz Furt Soll. LBCC subs Mickel Volding Bordewich Roessler Carteamendeat.

Jim Burt Doug Wolding Long Beach City College Bakersfield Viking Lecc Gibson Mil Haddon Wilkes ‘ Mills Parker Fidler Willie Pearson CF Hausmann Topaz Furt Mickel Volding Bordewich Roessler Carteamendeat Clayton Rees Ruby Bakerfield

Ventura Beats Compton 35 0 in Western State Conference clash

Ventura defeated Compton 35 to 0 at Compton Stadium. Quarterback Rosie Hernandez threw two late touchdowns and Jeff Attebery added another. Ventura led 6 7 6 22 at halftime as Compton threatened early with a Ted Young interception and a stalled drive at the Ventura 19.

Rosie Hernandez Ventura Compton Tartars Compton Stadium Jeff Attebery Hernandez Compton Ted Young Jerry Riley Paul Page Mike Douglas Williams Downey Mead Attebery Pat—Hernandez

Fastest Trotting Mile at Hollypark Leads Oxnard Trot

Huck Finn driven by Joe O'Brien captured the Oxnard Trot at Hollywood Park with a time of 1 59 3 5 marking the season fastest trotting mile. The seven year old recorded a career best in the 8000 dollar race while protecting a late surge from Dann Faber at Hollypark.

Frog Redden Huck Finn Dann Faber Hollywood Park Joe O’brien Hollypark

Mikita Signs and Assist Spark Hawks 4-3 Win

Chicago Black Hawks beat St Louis Blues 4-3 as Stan Mikita signed shortly before game time and assisted on Kenny Wharrma's second period goal. Jim Pappin scored twice, Pit Martin opened scoring, Pat Stapleton had three assists, and Denis Dejordy earned an assist on Pappin's first goal.

Kenny Wharrma Stan Mikita NHL Chicago Black Hawks St. Louis Blues Jim Pappin Toronto Maple Leafs Hawks Pit Martin Pat Stapleton Denis Dejordy

Bruins Edge Red Wings In Tough Bruins Red Wings Clash

Boston supplants Detroit 4-2 as Phil Esposito nets a second period goal off a Bobby Orr pass. The game features star absences with Glenn Hall out for St Louis and Bobby Hall retirements amid salary disputes.

Stapleton Pappin Jacques Plante Glenn Hall St. Louis Hawks Bobby Hall Bobby Phil Esposito Orr Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings Esposito Detroit Blue Bos

Lakers Fall to Warriors on Late Tip

Bill Turner tipped in with 32 seconds left as the San Francisco Warriors upset the Lakers 98 96. Jerry West led the Lakers with 24 points, Rudy LaRusso had 21 for San Francisco. In the second game Seattle beat San Diego 117 112. The Lakers are 8 2 in exhibition play and wrap the non league schedule against San Diego Sunday in the nightcap.

Seattle Bill Turner San Francisco Warriors National Basketball Assn Lakers Jerry West Rudy LaRusso San Francisco Seattle Sonics San Diego Rockets San Diego

Woman bowling record: 818 series by Bev Ortner

Bev Ortner of Galva Iowa rolled an 818 three game series in South Sioux City Nebraska the highest ever by a woman in the United States. She started with 267 then 264 and finished with 287 to break the 792 mark jointly held by others.

South Sioux City Neb Bev Ortner United States Galva Iowa Miss Ortner

Kings Start Season With Fresh Faces in Opener

The Los Angeles Kings open against the St Louis Blues with new additions Larry Cahan and Skip Krake and rookie goalie Gerry Desjardins. Wayne Rutledge starts in goal as the club aims to be about 15 percent better than last season. Bob Wall shifts to left wing joining Krake and Ed Joyal.

ST. Louis Kings St. Louis Blues Larry Cahan Oakland Montreal Skip Krake Bob Wall Krake Wall Dale Rolfe Doug Robinson Ed Joyal Bill Flett Bryan Campbell Ted Irvine Lowell MacDonald Gord Labassiere Forum Boston Laboissiere Jimmy Peters Sawchuk Paul Popiel Springfield Dave Amadio Bill White Brent Hughes Wayne Rutledge Gerry Desjardins

Carmody Qualifies for Sahara Invitational Golf

Dick Carmody of Long Beach shot a 71 at Paradise Valley Country Club to win one of 15 spots in the $100,000 Sahara Invitational. Bob Stone of Independence Missouri was Friday’s qualifying medalist with a 65.

Las Vegas Dick Carmody Long Beach Paradise Valley Country Club Bob Stone Independence

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