Ramos Fights On Then Quits Between Rounds
Manuel Ramos, dame soulful eyes, quit after the second round in a Garden bout with Joe Frazier. Referee Arthur Mercante allowed the count to continue past the bell as Ramos rose at five, then Ramos explained through an interpreter he had taken too many punches and chose to stop.
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Capital City hosts first Mid-Missouri swim meet
The Mid-Missouri League opener unfolds at Memorial Pool in Capital City on Sunday at 9 a.m. with Scopene Swim Club Jefferson City and teams from Columbia Fulton Sedalia and Marshall. Five divisions race in eight events and two relays. entry is free and the meet ends by 1 p.m. Jefferson City’s David Hall, an AAU standout, headlines the eight and under field after recent records in Council Groves. An AAU Junior Olympic meet is planned for August 3-4 with about 150 swimmers.
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Mets Narrowly Beat Astros to Edge Toward .500 Mark
New York Mets forge a 3-1 victory over Houston behind Don Cardwell and Ron Taylor to raise their season record to 35-36. The win keeps the expansion club within reach of a .500 plateau as they trim Houston late Thursday night.
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Cubs Trade Johnson as Busy MLB Trade Day Unfolds
Chicago sends Lou Johnson to Cleveland for Willie Mirth and also ships Oliver to Boston while promoting Bill Stoneman from Tacoma. The Red Sox claim Juan Pizarro from Pittsburgh, Pirates add Bill Henry. Yankees buy Thad Tillotson. Mets, Dodgers, Cubs, Phillies, and Braves mix for a wide set of moves across the league.
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San Francisco
All-Star game set tonight in Atlanta
The eighth annual Coaches All-America football game pits 30 players per side at Atlanta Stadium tonight at 8 30 p m. West coach Dee Andros and East coach John Pont urge larger squads due to injuries and depth concerns while UCLA’s Gary Beban starts at quarterback for the West and Greg Landry for the East. ABC will televise to about 30 000 fans with West favored.
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Greg Landry
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Legion vs Columbia in pivotal league clash tonight
Jefferson City and Columbia meet in a first place American Legion showdown in Columbia at 8 p.m. The righthanders Danny Hart and Mike Crim start for the rivals in a game that could decide the Highth District title. Jefferson City trails by one game and seeks to avoid further setback. Columbia is unbeaten in four league games and owns a 7-2 mark overall.
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Mexico
Bears face Mexico Sports in non league twin bill
The Pepsi-Cola Bears meet Mexico Sports in a non league twin bill in Mexico starting at 7 p.m. Mitchell Calvin and Dennis Green are likely for the Bears while Neal Pittman and Jim Johnson start for Mexico. Previous June 15 games split with Mexico winning 16-2 and the Bears replying 8-4.
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Standings in American League and upcoming games
The American League standings show Detroit leading with 46 wins and 26 losses, followed by Minnesota 37 34, Baltimore 36 33, Cleveland 39 38, Oakland 44 54, Boston 85 493, California 34 36, New York 31 37, Chicago 30 38, Washington 25 41. Thursday results include Boston defeating Cleveland 9 to 4 and Minnesota beating Baltimore 2 to 0 in rain-shortened play. today’s schedule lists Oakland at New York and other games across leagues.
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Williams selects youthful staff for All Star team
Boston AP report notes Dick Williams named a seven man AL All Star pitching staff for Houston 1968 with no holdovers from 1967. Four newcomers include Jose Santiago Luis Tiant Tommy John and John Odom. Denny McLain McDowell and Mel Stottlemyre have limited prior All Star action. Starting lineup features Freehan Killebrew Carew Robinson Tregosi Yaz Horton Coward along with Horton.
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Cleveland
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Jose Santiaga
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Luis Tiant
Tommy John
Chicago
John Odom
Weekend Missouri streams report fair fishing conditions
The Associated Press notes most Missouri streams will be fishable this weekend though rainfall mudded several locations. Conditions vary by stream with many described as clear or slightly muddy and anglers finding fair to good action for black bass channel catfish bluegill crappie and other species across locations such as Grand Dingy Pomme De Terre Lake of the Ozarks Table Rock and Trout areas expected to improve to clear by weekend.
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Jacklin Holds Lead At Cleveland Open In Gusty Winds
English golfer Jacklin took a three stroke lead in the $110,000 Cleveland Open at Lakewood Country Club after a five under par round. He had failed to qualify for the U S Open and missed the Canadian Open recently but said two weeks off helped his game despite windy, cool conditions affecting most of the field.
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