Giants hammer Reds as Hart and Mays power rout
San Francisco crushed Cincinnati 14 4 in a two night onslaught. Jim Ray Hart blasted two homers driving in three as Willie Mays added a two run shot. Bob Bolin earned the win while Cincinnati relievers struggled and star catcher Pat Corrales and outfielder Jim Beauchamp joined Indianapolis moves announced after the game. Johnny Bench homered for the Reds who staged late pressure but could not overcome the SF onslaught.
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Clay Carroll
Willie Mays
Bill Kelso
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Bolin
Ray Sadecki
Cincinnati
Reds
Johnny Bench
Pat Corrales
Jim Beauchamp
Indianapolis
Jim Schaffer
Tommy Helms
Fraley Chooses UC Bearcats Secure National Letter
John Fraley will play collegiate basketball at the University of Cincinnati after coach Tay Baker announced his signing of a national letter of intent. The Middletown standout, Ohio Player of the Year, is described as a complete player capable of center forward or guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraley
University of Cincinnati
Tay Baker
Bearcat
Middletown High
Ohio
Fraley
Bearcats
Baker
NFL Pension Talks Set After Owners Players Clash
Associated Press reports feuding NFL players and owners prepare for a Sunday in New York meeting to resolve pension disputes. Players allege owners threaten to split the Players Association, while Art Modell says negotiations proceed in good faith amid calls from clubs nationwide. The dispute focuses on increased owner contributions to the pension fund and counter proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Associated Press
National Football League
New York
NFL
Art Modell
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Players’ Group
John Gordy
Detroit
NFL Players Association
Minnesota Vikings
Jim Finks
National League Schedule and Results Summary
The National League slate lists today's games Chicago versus New York Philadelphia facing Pittsburgh San Francisco meeting Cincinnati twilight in Los Angeles versus Atlanta Houston vs St. Louis twilight. Sunday's matchups include Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Atlanta Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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San Francisco
RBI
Hunt
Schroeder
Cline
Mays
McCovey
Hart
Dietz
F. Johnson
Barton
Alou
W. L. Pet
Lanier
Eeeeune
Detroit
Sadecki
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Chicago
McReeb
Minnesota
Woodward Ss
Cleveland
Oakland
Abernathy Peenee
Boston
California
Nolan
Cloninger
Carroll
Whitfield
Kelsop
Ritchie
Ruiz
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Twilight
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
Atlanta Eee
San Fran
Phila
Phia
U S Cagers Lose Two Games in Korea
The U S college basketball squad lost 75 72 to Yonsei University and 95 83 to a Korean team in a Friday doubleheader in Seoul. The venture for Victory tour record stands at seven wins five losses and one tie in South Korea.
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Seoul
Venture For Victory
U.S
Yonsei University
South Korea
Pacific Coast League score roundup item
Baseball scores from multiple games list results across teams including Oklahoma City Tacoma San Diego Indianapolis Vancouver Tulsa Portland Hawaii Spokane Seattle Phoenix Denver Toledo Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Columbus Richmond Jacksonville Louisville. Final tallies show several close contests and extra innings in the Toledo and Jacksonville games.
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Oklahoma City
Tacoma
San Diego
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Tulsa
Portland
Hawaii
Spokane
Seattle
Phoenix
Denver
Toledo
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Louisville
Ladies Day Thefts Hit Golf Gear and Fishing Reels
A theft report lists missing items including matched golf clubs, a new fishing reel, and a shotgun. The note mentions a wife named Mabel and clues hint at a domestic angle to the loss.
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Mabel
Stankys Second Try A Failure
Eddie Stanky resigned as Chicago White Sox manager and was replaced by Al Lopez who will take over for the rest of the 1968 season and the 1969 campaign. Les Moss filled in temporarily as Lopez arrived after a break in Indianapolis. Stanky, 50, led the Sox to a fourth place finish in 1966 and dropped to ninth in 1968 after a rough start. Lopez, 60, known for second place finishes, steps into the role per owner Arthur Allyn.
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Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
White Sox
Les Moss
Sox
Lopez
Washington
Tles
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Arthur Allyn
McDowell Ties Five Opening Batters In Cleveland Win
Sam McDowell matched a modern major league mark by striking out the first five batters in Cleveland's 6-3 win over Oakland. He left after nine with 40 strikeouts in three games, one short of the 41 set by Sandy Koufax. Detroit, Baltimore, Boston, and the Yankees also won as the pennant race heats up.
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Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Oakland
McDowell
Michael Welch
New York
Gibson Inches Toward Rare Seven Shutout Pace
Bob Gibson extended his scoreless streak to 23 innings and aimed for a seventh shutout this season as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 8-1. Denis Menke spoiled the bid briefly with a run-scoring double that was inches fair, while Gibson improved to 12-5 with nine straight wins.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob
Los Angeles
Gibon
Bullet Bob
Houston
Denis Menke
Menke
Gibson
Atros
Bob Aspromonte
Good Fishing In Ohio Areas
Ohio streams and lakes run at normal levels with good fishing. Late evening and night hours noted as best for anglers. Lake Erie walleye fishing improving and expected to stay good through July and August. Rocky Fork Lake and Cowan Lake show normal, clear conditions with muskies bass bluegills and other fish in good supply.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Lake Erie
Rocky Fork Lake
Cowan Lake
Baltimore Edges Washington Using Weaver Style Aggressive Running
Baltimore harnessed Earl Weaver’s baserunning philosophy to stretch a tight game against Washington. The Orioles executed bold steals and aggressive moves on the basepaths to seize the lead and wear down the Nationals with strategic pressure.
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Baltimore
Washington
Earl Weaver
Braves blank Dodgers as Britton hurls five hitter
Braves pitcher Jim Britton tossed a five hitter with two walks and seven strikeouts to defeat Don Drysdale and the Dodgers 7-0. Giants slugger Jim Hart homered twice and drove in five as San Francisco routed Cincinnati 11-4 with a single and two doubles.
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Associated Press
Jim Britton
Braves
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Jim Hart
Giants
San Francisco
iCincinnati
Knothole Results Display Local League Scores
Class D American Burger Chef 13 over Park St Ice Cream 12. Class C National VFW 5 over Hauselman Transportation 2. American Legion Post 2183 and Eagles 2. Blake Steel 4 over Parrot Restaurant 2. Elks 13 over Water Refining 5. LeSourdsville Lake 17 over May field Cleaners 3. Class E Frisch's 10 tied with Bob Trucking 10. Riverside Concrete 5 over Fire fighters 0. P and W Auto Sales 24 over Fashion Fair 4. Class C American Armco Credit Union 9 over Armco Association 4. Chicken Delight 8 over Associated Credit Bureau 0. First National 8 over Citizen Loan. Music Mart 6 over Sports Bowl. Thomas Brothers 8 over Duff's Cafe 3. Heber Jones 12 over Kiwanis 1.
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American Burger Chef
Park St
National Vfw
Hauselman Transportation
American Legion Post
Eagles
Blake Steel
Parrot Restaurant
Elks
Water Refining
LeSourdsville Lake
Mayfield Cleaners
Frisch's
Bob Trucking
Riverside Concrete
Firefighters
Fashion Fair
American Armco Credit Union
Armco Association
Associated Credit Bureau
First National
Citizen Loan
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Dick Dietz
Ron Hunt
E—Cline
Woodward
McRae
May
A. Johnson
Mec Covey
Bench
Lin
Linzy
Lee
Kelso
Bolin
L—Carroll
Cincinnati Airport
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Motor Inn
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Players Association
Gordon
Gordy
Johnson City
Tenn
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Sam Williams
Players’ Association
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Latrobe
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Modell
Korea
Mark
McConnell Radiator Service
Lefferson Rd
International League
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Vicente Romo
Jackson
Rudi
Rick Monday
Dave Duncan
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Luis Tiant
Indians
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Duke Sims
Larry Brown
Vern Fuller
Russ Snyder
Jimmie Hall
Moss
Tom Tresh
Frank Fernandez
Tommy John
Iman Stanky
Denny McLain
Tigers
Twins
McLain
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Hank ‘Bauer
Orioles
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Don Buford
Andy Etchebarren
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Mike Andrews
Sparky Lyle
Red Sox
Zero
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Milt Papas
Jeff James
John Boozer
Pirates
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Gene Alley
Roberto Clemente
Boozer
Matty Alou
Donn Clendenon
Gary Kolb
Cookie Rojas
Roberto Pena
Jon Bunning
Jerry Grote
Chicago Cub
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Florence Ky
Cinn
Donaldson Airport Rd
Mercury
Monterey
Dod
Ziebart
Middletown
Music Mart
Thomas Brothers
Duff's Cafe
Heber Jones
Kiwanis
Paul Blevins
the Boys
Edith Stewart Monroe
Pontiac
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Talbert
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