Davidson tops Ohio bowling at 2 043 in state event
Williamsport’s Davidson with Claude Jones leads in the state tournament after a 2 043 series that could rank as the second highest in the 63 year history. The victory earns him a berth as Ohio’s representative in the Masters Division of the 1968 ABC Tournament in Cincinnati.
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Epstein Faces Early Retirement Struggle With Orioles
Baltimore Orioles rookie Mike Epstein, 24, seeks to train with Stockton farm club after refusing minor league assignment. He was suspended by Rochester and denied permission to practice. Despite trade offers, Orioles hold Epstein while weighing 1968 lineup prospects and a possible trade if he fails to break in.
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Harry Dalton
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Buckeyes Open District 4 Tourney Versus Valparaiso
Ohio State the Big Ten champion opens NCAA District 4 baseball against Valparaiso Thursday at 1 p.m. in Carbondale Illinois. A district title would let OSU return to Omaha to defend its College World Series crown.
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Lopez Outpoints McGruder in Phoenix Bout
In Phoenix, Ernie Indian Red Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Eddie McGruder by a points decision, improving his record as the light bout aired from Las Vegas. The result highlights Lopez’s dominance in the ring.
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AFL expansion likely to add Cincinnati in 1968
The AP reports the American Football League plans to expand to 10 teams for 1968 with Cincinnati the leading candidate. Super Bowl timing targets Sunday January 14 in Miami, while merger talks and joint sessions continue. Jim Taylor’s free agency may land with the New Orleans Saints if compensation is agreed.
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Green Bay
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Packers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Reds rely on early runs to stay atop NL
Cincinnati Reds climb to first in the National League by striking early. Catcher Joe Edwards says one-run wins and solid pitching have been pivotal this season. They’ve scored in the first inning in 13 games and own a 7-3 record in one-run games as they prepare for a 1967 clash with the Chicago Cubs. Manager Dave Bristol tabs Sammy Ellis to face Rich Nye. Deron Johnson may return from a pulled hamstring while Devon is used at first base to ease Johnson’s return. Johnson resumes with a .293 average, 20 RBIs and seven homers after a two-week layoff.
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Reds
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Sammy Ellis
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Rich Nye
Bristol
Deron Johnson
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Tony Perez
National League results and upcoming games
Monday baseball saw New York beat Los Angeles 5 2 and San Francisco edge Philadelphia 3 1 Pittsburgh topped Houston 3 1. Tonight schedules include Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia with several N games. Standings show Detroit leading with 11 wins in 65 games and Chicago at 6 11, Kansas City at 17 17.
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Ford sidelined by elbow spur for Yankees
Whitey Ford, plagued by recurring ailments, exits the rotation after a left elbow spur. The 38 year old left hander left Sunday's game against Detroit in the first inning and will miss time. Dr. Sidney Gaynor recommended a week of rest and reexamination with manager Ralph Houk during New York's Baltimore road trip.
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South Korean Champion Reacts to WBA Ban on Title Fight
South Korea's Kim Ki-soo, world junior middleweight champion, reacts to the Korean Boxing Commission Ruling that the World Boxing Association will not sanction his Milan bout with Sandro Mazzinghi and will strip him of the title if held.
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Mays Bunt Sparks Giants Victory Over Phillies
Willie Mays pulled off an unplanned bunt in a 1-1 ninth inning tie, loading the bases and setting up a two run double by Hart that lifted the Giants past Philadelphia 3-1. Herman Franks commented managers often tolerate Mays odd plays. Perry earned his first win since April, holding the Phillies to five hits.
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Associated Press
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Rich Allen
Supreme Court tosses Spahn book ban ruling
The Supreme Court overturned a New York court's ban on The Warren Spahn Story and awarded Spahn $10,000 in damages. The unsigned opinion cited a previous privacy-law ruling, allowing publication punishment only for deliberate falsehood or reckless disregard of the truth.
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Warren Spahn
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Spahn
Tulsa
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Julian Messner
Phoebus Leads Orioles To 4 0 Shutout Of Yankees
Baltimore pitcher Tom Phoebus blanked the New York Yankees on two hits through seven innings, striking out 11 as the Orioles win 4 to 0 to climb back to .500. Frank Robinson hit his 10th homer while Dave Johnson and Arby Etchebarren also homered.
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Orioles blank Yankees 7 0 as Phoebus strong on mound
Yesterday's AP recap notes pitcher Tom Phoebus of the Orioles allowed only two singles, the first in the seventh inning, in a 7-0 win over the Yankees. Ed Charles of the Mets had four straight singles driving in one run and starting a two run insurance rally as New York beat the Dodgers 5-2.
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Mets
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Worcester bout ends in stoppage by Worthem on Johnson
In Worcester Massachusetts Bob by Worthem of Buffalo New York stops Earl Johnson of Cleveland in the fifth round, securing a win by stoppage. The event details include the fighters and city names, with no further action described.
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Buffalo
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Earl Johnson
Cleveland
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