Reds crush Phillies 12 6 as 15 hits fuel fourth straight win
Cincinnati Reds jump to second place in the NL with a 12 6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies at Crosley Field. Lee May Jim Beauchamp and Tony Cloninger homered as Cincinnati pounded 15 hits for 30 runs in last three games. Bob Skinner downplays hitting talk while Dave Bristol complains about a bad call leading to benches.
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Mets and Cardinals Split Doubleheader in St Louis Skirmish
McAndrew and Gibson dominated as St Louis blanked New York 2-0 in the first game while Koosman pitched the Mets to a 1-0 win in the nightcap setting a club shutout record. Stan Musialенных
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From National League Listings
National League results show St Louis and Cincinnati pacing with varied wins and losses. Today's games feature Philadelphia at St Louis and Chicago at San Francisco with New York at Atlanta and Houston at Los Angeles scheduled. Standings list Detroit as leading the pack with 61 wins and a .575 percentage, Baltimore at 40-52, and New York at 43-48.
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Lazaro Repeats As Blind Golf Champion
Joe Lazaro of Waltham Massachusetts won the National Blind Golfers Championship at Nashawtllc Country Club with a two day total of 211 after scoring 105 on Sunday The runner up was Charles Boswell a 51 year old Birmingham Alabama insurance man and 15 time title winner with a 213 total
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Latonia Race Course Entries Summary
Entrants listed for ten races at Latonia Race Course with names including Fairmeade Mamie Saunders Dream Prince Sky Waggoner s Zack Bovport Eby Miss Polly Inie B old Princess Royal Sandpiper Bermuda s Boy Miss Witty Time Sherry Gay Bell Suzanne Pride one Pointer Petite s Pride Clay Township Trot Grand M Volo Demon Grow Ada s Darling Home Remedy Charmin Billy Joe Flight Chester Riddell Pat s al Ripper s Melody Little Tom Sayre Fiigh Super Volo Ethel s Gal Bernies Pride Strictly Choice Frisky Frosty Pace Sharon Dale Meadow Woodley Jenny Starr Reed s Millie C Me Home thunders Rocket Giles Oliver Beatrice Lil ENCHANT? Ensign Rose G Deacon Dandy Queen s Lorton Aisiily Annabel Oaks Mighty W D Jet Lee Miss No Name Titan D Cheekie Vic Boone County Mike Spring Thunder Doc s Denise Teen s Pro The Gaye Brewer udy Adams Basin Street Irish Wil Jimmy Way Abbe s Dream Shady Boy Taney s sete Henry Blackstone Rocket ash Paragon Pick Craft Bill losola s Bill Sally Zoe Lucky John Prince Hopeful Mighty Doubtful Miss Frisco Frane Rare Rodney Ernie s Star Miss Charming Pat Clever Sherry Billy M Volo Tempe s Gal
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1969 U.S. Open slated for Champions Golf Club
The United States Open golf championship will take place at the Champions Golf Club in Houston from June 12 to June 15, featuring the world’s top players chasing the national title.
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C K Haas Keeps Aces Rolling in Middletown Golf
C K Haas a Brown's Run non resident, with George Hicks and Paul Buckey, carded a fly shot on the 165 yard 12th but failed to place in the city tourney. Tom Kenny shot 72 counting in city and Brown's Run weekend events. H Larsaw led low net 63 with 16 handicap. First flight lows tied at 68 by J Pitchi Frid Brien Bill Barnes and Doug Sutherland. Don Echelderfer 85 low gross in third flight. Big Roof 6 1/2 percent low net. Robert Warner 91 and Bill Snider 70 low net.
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Bill Snider
Mann Wins Buckeye Invitational in Slow-Play Penalty Tale
Carol Mann captured the Buckeye Invitational at Ohio with a one stroke victory over Marilynn Smith. Smith was penalized two strokes for slow play after waving to fans on the 18th hole, dropping her to 210 total as Mann finished at 209 and Rankin and Mls also associated with penalties. Mann's win moved her to the top of 1968 LPGA money standings with 25,770 in official earnings.
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Red Sox Players Fined for Curfew Violations
Boston Red Sox players Joe Foy and Juan Pizarro were fined 500 dollars each for curfew violations and face arraignment on drunkenness charges after a 3 a.m. Sunday arrest near Boston Common. Manager Dick Williams suspended them for missing the Fenway doubleheader with Washington.
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Post 218 Team Loses In 10 In District Tournament
Glendale defeats Middletown Post 218 2-1 in 10 innings. Reed Weaily, Larry Klamo and Don Bremet each hit two-out singles for Middletown's lone run in the eighth inning.
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Triangles Sweep Industrial Division in Butler County Slo-Pitch
The Triangles defeated Champion Paper 12 to 3 to win the Industrial Division in the Butler County Slo-Pitch tourney. Wilsmans Trucking crushed Walnut Inn 18 to 4 in the losers bracket final, sending Triangles to the title match. Key hitters were Larry Staker John Armstrong and Rey Buehner with three hits each, Breck Collins two, and Billy True four with two RBIs. Jim Harrison also homered for Wilsmans.
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Graebner Captures National Clay Courts Singles Title
Clark Graebner won the men's singles at the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships, defeating Stan Smith 6-3 7-5 6-0 after a key semifinal win over Charles Pasarell. Nancy Richey claimed the women's singles, her sixth consecutive crown, while Graebner teamed with Pasarell in doubles and Richey with Valeria Ziegenfuss won the women's doubles.
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AL Race Tightens as Orioles Sweep Tigers in Twinbill
Earl Weaver smiled as the Orioles swept Detroit 5-2 and 4-1 to tighten the AL pennant chase. Mayo Smith praised the unusual position with Detroit still 5 1/2 games back while Cleveland and Boston also faltered in race play.
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Softball Results from ULMURCH League and Armco Matchups
Grace Baptise leads Grace Baptise team to a 9 to 3 win over Amanda Methodist as ULMURCH League results flow. ARMCO WAHOO defeats Atlantic Area 5 to 3 while ARMCO SAFETY Masonry posts 21 to 6 over AACP. Masoy blanks AACP 14 to 2 and T L Zi Masonry beats T & L 9 to 4. Coke Plant edges T & L 22 to 3. Pipe Snop 13, E Processing 16 to Ham Blast 10. Ham Plast 12, E Processing.
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