Bears crush Tipton in 19 1 romp at Ernie Vivian Field
Pepsi-Cola Bears rout Tipton 19 to 1 in CMBJL play behind Mike Wilhelm one hitter and Charley Credle eight RBIs. Credle, Slaughter, Green and Ratz fueled 16 Bears hits as Tipton made four errors. Bears improve to 4-1 in league and 7-4 overall. Wilhelm notches first win while fanning nine. Next games include Centralia at Bears and a Mexico twin bill. Sedalia beats Boonville 7-1. Columbia defeats Centralia 12-10.
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Dennis Green
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Wilhelm
Dean Akins
Paul Basnett
Jefferson City
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Green
Charley Ratz
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Saints
Mexico
Sedalia
Boonville
Columbia
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Chiefs
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Jefferson City rips Mexico 14-1 in Legion action
Jefferson City improved to 3-1 with a 14-1 win over Mexico on the Diamond. Steve Cheshire allowed three hits and struck out five as Jefferson City posted 16 hits. Denny Meyer Sam Williams and Jim Painter had three hits apiece while Williams hit the only home run.
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American Legion
Mexico
Steve Cheshire
Legion
Harold Rise
Dixon
Denny Meyer
Sam Williams
Jim Painter
Bob George
Cheshire
Williams
Ricky Rippeto
Linn Tigers Crush Mexico in Non-League Victory
Linn pitchers Milt Barton and the offense powered a 12 to 7 win over Mexico in a Sunday non-league game. Ken Paschal and Leo Christopher led Linn with multiple hits including a pair of triples and a double, while Ron Mantle belted the only homer. Mexico pitcher Kelly Whitaker took the loss after seven Linn runs in the second and five more in the third.
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Tigers
Mexico
Ken Paschal
Leo Chrisstopher
Kelly Whitaker
Paschal
Christopher
Ron Mantle
Whitaker
Milt Barton
Laver Opens Wimbledon Bid Against Top U S Players
Rod Laver the top seed began his bid for the first open Wimbledon title in England facing Eugene Scou of New York City in the first round on center court. If he advances he would likely meet Stan Smith of Pasadena and Marty Riessen of Evanston in subsequent rounds as open tennis reshapes the tournament.
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England
Rod Laver
Laver
Eugene Scou
New York City
U.S
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Iis
George McCall
Ken Rosewall
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Swim clinic planned at Mc Clune Park tonight
The Scopene Swim deany will host a swimming clinic at Mc Clune Park beginning at 7 pm Tonight Dr John Bogert president of the Missouri Valley AAU will be guest speaker Rob Teel from the University of Missouri will be on hand Teel is winning chairman for the AML All interested persons are urged to attend.
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McClune Park
John Bogert
Missouri Valley Aau
Rob Teel
University of Missouri
Wise
Teel
AML
Nelson, Braves split doubleheader in St Louis
St Louis Cardinals win the nightcap 3-1 to salvage a split with Atlanta after a 5-1 loss. John Edwards drove in all three runs for the Cards with a bases loaded single and a third inning triple. Nelson earned his first major league win since 1963, pitching six effective innings.
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Cards
Edwards
St. Louis
Roger Maris
Mel Nelson
Nelson
Upshaw
Orlando Cepeda
Kelley
Braves
Atlanta
Nelson Briles
Tito Francona
Henry Aaron
Pete Mikkelsen
Francona
Tracewski's homer lifts Detroit past Indians in twin bill
Detroit edge of the Indians 4-1 at Cleveland as Tracewski belts a three run homer in the second game after Tiant’s three hitter in the opener. Tigers maintain a 6 4 2 game AL lead while other AL results include Minnesota over New York 6-3 and Oakland routing Washington 9-0.
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Sam McDowell
Ray Oyler
Larry Brown
Joe Sparma
Detroit
Tiant
Indians
Max Alvis
Brown
Dose Cardenal
Cleveland
Joe Aztuc
Hall sets multiple records at AAU meet in Council Grove
Eight year old David Hall led Jefferson City Scopene Swim at Council Grove Kansas earning three event wins in the 9 10 age group and breaking backstroke medley and freestyle marks. Hall clocked 48.0 in 50 meter backstroke 1:46.5 in 100 meter medley and 34.0 in 40 meter breaststroke while placing second in 50 meter breaststroke and fifth in 50 meter freestyle as 518 swimmers from 16 teams competed.
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Jefferson City
Scopene
Council Groves
Kan
Hall
Rush Grooms
Kansas
Missouri
Richard Hall
Sandy Robb
Cathy Peters
Mark Sommerer
Susie Polowy
Frazier favored in title fight at Madison Square Garden
Manuel Ramos a 4-1 underdog faces heavyweight champion Joe Frazier in a one round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Ramos bets on a quick bomb to upset the world champ who vows to come out smoking. Telecast local blackout for portions of New York coast to coast.
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Joe Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Gil Clancy
Ramos
Frasier
Coash
Smemile
Frazier
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Maine
UCLA Center Alcindor to Return for Senior Year
Lew Alcindor announced he will stay at UCLA for his senior year instead of pursuing an instant pro career. He dismissed rumors of a $1 million deal with the Harlem Globetrotters and said he plans to help underprivileged children in New York with twice-daily basketball clinics through the New York Housing Authority.
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UCLA
Los Angeles
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Bruins
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Harlem Globetrotters
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
New York Housing Authority
Charles captures Canadian Open golf tournament
Charles of New Zealand won the Canadian Open with a four under 66 in the final round, finishing at 274 to collect 25 000. Nicklaus settled for 316 000 and second place after a 67, while Knudson tied for lead earlier and finished at 281 with a course record 64.
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Toronto
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevine
Nicklaus
St. George's Golf Club
Nicklas
Billy Casper
George Knudson
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Sam Snead
R. H Sikes
Tom Weiskopf
Tonty Aaron
Jack Montgomery
Casper
Knudson
al Balding
Lakewood
Ohio
Major League Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National League standings list St Louis, Los Angeles, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco with recent results showing St Louis over Atlanta 6-1 and a Cincinnati 9-4 win over Chicago. American League table includes Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, Minnesota, Oakland, Boston, California, and New York with results such as Cleveland 3-1 Detroit and Minnesota 6 New York. Today’s and upcoming games feature NY at Cincinnati, Chicago at Houston, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Philadelphia at Atlanta, and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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McCovey
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