Skinner New Phillies Manager Seeks Offense Over Bunt Tone
Bob Skinner, named Phillies skipper on June 15, says he is an offensive manager who prefers scoring two or three runs rather than sacrificing outs. The former Pirates and Cardinals outfielder first managed San Diego to an Eastern Division title, replacing Gene Mauch who was fired after 1968. Skinner expects a learning curve reuniting with NL players and values his friendship with Mauch while stressing Rich Allen remains a top talent for Philadelphia.
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Water recreation hazards caution from state warden
James Washburn notes summer shifts from fishing to swimming water skiing and boating and warns of higher dangers for casual participants. He urges professional instruction vigilant boat operation two observers, boat operator and watcher, and careful swimming near unknown depths to prevent drownings, especially of children.
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Yesterday's games featured George Bru net of the Angels who hurled a five hitter, ending a six game personal skid against Detroit as California beat the Tigers 4 0 and cut their AL lead to 6 1/2 games. Richie Aillen of the Phillies hit his 19th and 20th home runs, added a single, and drove in three runs as Philadelphia defeated the Mets 5-3.
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Rod Carew Aims Beyond Baseball To Education
Star Twins second baseman Rod Carew, 22, already an All Star and AL rookie of the year, sets a bold goal: a college education. He moved from the Carolina League to the majors in one year and now balances Marine Reserve duty with missing games as he plans to return to study and work with kids after baseball.
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Baseball scoreboard shows early results and upcoming games
Scores list St Louis 4 Los Angeles 2 and Atlanta 4 San Francisco 2 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 with Houston at Cincinnati postponed. Today New York at Pittsburgh Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Cincinnati Atlanta at Houston San Francisco at St Louis. American League standings highlight Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Oakland California Minnesota New York Chicago Washington. Monday results include Chicago 3 Washington 2 and Cleveland 4 Minnesota 2 with several games scheduled and two twi nights listed.
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Truckers Clinch Tie For First Spot
Bernet Truckers clinch at least a tie for first in the Classic slow pitch by routing Dean's Milk 10 1. With two games left the magic number is one as any Truckers win or Dean's loss crowns champions. Jim Tresner had three hits and two RBIs while Lueck earned the win.
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NFL Players Back To Work After Settlement
New York reports players returned to work as the NFL and players settled their dispute ahead of the 1968 season. Veterans and coaches expressed satisfaction with the swift settlement, with Bart Starr praising the justified demands and Jim Weatherwax noting the resumed training after leadership changes.
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Reserved tickets for harness race at Green County Fair
Reserved seat tickets go on sale for the last two days of the 114th Green County Fair harness race program. Tickets cost 1.50 and can be bought by mail or at the Administration building. events include a 1:30 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday harness program. Free grandstand seats offered for the Green County 4H Horse Show with amphitheater events priced at 50 cents to 1.00. The notice also mentions NFL and college sports notes and Sam Jones taking a coaching post at Federal City College.
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Monroe Legion Rally Tops Mt Horeb 10 4
Monroe Legion erased a two run deficit with a nine run burst in the fifth and sixth innings to beat Mt Horeb 10 4. Bill Spring pitched four innings in relief with seven hits and two runs allowed while striking out seven. Mark Loeffel Mike Molitar and Dave Krattiger figured prominently in the late scoring. The team moves to 6 6 and will next face Evansville. Also reported Yankees sign Rocky Colavito after his release by the Dodgers.
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Winzenried Wins 800 in Germany
Wisconsin freshman Mark Winzenried earned his first European tour victory by winning the 800 meter race in Esslingen Germany in 1 50.4. He had previous finishes of third and fifth in earlier meets.
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Cubs Clobber Yanks In Midget Softball
The Cubs defeated the Yanks 13 to 6 in Midget League softball at Twining Park. Brad Newcomer hit a home run with two RBIs and three scores, while Paul Barriceau hit a triple and scored three times for the Cubs.
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Real Estate Classes Urgently Offered Across Wisconsin
Adults urged to become licensed brokers or salespersons with First Class in Madison at Quality Motel on U S 18 at I 90. Classes also in Beloit Janesville and Madison, plus a home study course by Wis School of Real Estate Milwaukee at 161 W Wis Ave. Milwaukee.
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