Astros' Ed Mathews tops NL parks list in 19 venues
The Houston Astros veteran Ed Mathews has played in more National League parks than any other player, tallying 19 stops including Boston and Milwaukee Braves era venues Polo Grounds Ebbets Field Coliseum and Seal Stadium. Jockeys Guild spent 186558.27 last year aiding members and total aid exceeds 1.5 million. John Boretti, West Point graduate, led varsity letters in soccer hockey baseball amid solid academics. Jets sell 10,000 single game tickets as Namath knee thrives with Ewbank optimistic. season tickets total 50,000.
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Seal Stadium
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John Boretti
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Boretti
Sonny Werblin
Shea Stadium
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Joe Namath
Weeb Ewbank
Tigers Blank White Sox as Sparma Wins Sixth Shutout
Detroit Tigers 3 Chicago White Sox 0. Joe Sparma pitched a six hitter for his third shutout of the season while Mickey Stanley and Bill Freehan hit home runs. Stanley connected for a two run shot after Freehan walked in the second, and Freehan hit a solo homer in the sixth off Gary Peters.
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Last-inning rally lifts Phillies past Giants 8-7 in Philadelphia
Johnny Callison delivered a two-out double in the ninth as Philadelphia erased a 7-2 deficit. Tony Taylor, Doug Clemens, and Rich Allen sparked the rally with a single and hits. Giants star Jim Hart drove in three runs, but Nu Matuma defends junior lightweight title in August in Tokyo.
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Freosi-Led Angels Rally past Yankees 6 4
Jim Fregosi singled home the tying run in the seventh as the California Angels beat the New York Yankees 6 to 4 for their 19th win in 26. Jimmy Hall started the rally with a single and scored on Fregosi's third hit. Bob Rodgers hit a fourth inning home run for insurance while Bill Kelso won in relief.
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Hal Reniff
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Rams Trade Capshaw for Cahill in Saints Swap
Los Angeles Rams send offensive lineman Mike Capshaw and a draft choice to New Orleans for defensive lineman Dave Cahill. Cahill, 6-3, 247 pounds, spent last season with the Philadelphia Eagles and was a 1967 expansion draft selection for New Orleans. Capshaw, Abi lene Christian graduate, remained on Rams' ready reserve through 1966.
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Ruidoso Tuesday Card Showcases Multiple Races and Contenders
The program lists entries for eleven races including the Bright Eyes Special at 400 yards and the $2,000 purse event for three year olds and up. Notable horses include Master Man, Grane, Too Frequent, and Dian Custus with drivers and handlers such as Lipham, Pacheco, and Meus guiding their chances.
Hubbers rip Truckers in 11-5 win as series ends 2-1
Rip Griffin's Lubbock Hubbers piled up 11 runs on 15 hits to beat the TOX-Fruehauf Truckers 11-5 in the Sunday afternoon game, Archie Jennings and I B Palmer delivering loaded triples. The Truckers swept the doubleheader by taking the nightcap 7-3 in 10 innings, and Dallas still won the series 2-1. Jack Mercer led the Hubbers with seven hits in the series.
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Sutter
Greg Slape
Dave Hall
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Cardinals Rally To Split Doubleheader With Mets
St. Louis took the nightcap 3-1 behind Steve Carlton on a six-hitter, tying New York for first as Orlando Cepeda and Julian Javier drove in runs. In the opener, Bud Harrelson sparked a ninth inning rally with a steal and run, lifting the Mets to a 5-4 win before the split.
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Pearson Fires Fast Qualifying For Firecracker 400
David Pearson of Spartanburg S C led Fourth of July Firecracker 400 qualifying with a 179 051 mph average in a 1967 Ford to earn the No 10 start. Dick Hutcherson No 7 at 178 323 mph. Mario Andretti 177 637 mph. Lee Roy Yarbrough 177 357 mph in Mercury Cyclone.
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