Tigers Streak Stalls As Orioles Gain In A.L. Race
Detroit won a doubleheader against New York 8-0 and 6-3 to stretch their win streak to seven and 8 of 10, yet Baltimore kept pace with a 5-1 victory over Washington. Detroit sits 34-23 while Baltimore, 17 losses in 62 games, remains ahead in the pennant chase with 13 games remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
New York Yankees
Orioles
Washington
Detroit
Tiger
Mayo Smith
California
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
John Hiller
New York
Dick McAuliffe
Ike Brown
Brown
Mike Kekich
Toledo
Mickey Lolich
Don McMahon
Yankees
Smith
Hiller
Andy Messersmith
Rick Reichardt
Bill Voss
Twins
Carlos defies NCAA questions to chase track title
John Carlos, kept in the NCAA chase for San Jose State, says he will run despite eligibility challenges. He doubts a world record run of nine seconds, citing fatigue from nine races, as he and Lee Evans loom as 440 yard dash favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tennessee
Carlos
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Louisiana State
al Coffee
Baseball heavy schedule features interleague matches and rain
Major league games include New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Montreal at St Louis, Houston at Atlanta, San Diego at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, with rain delays in Oakland at Kansas City and Seattle at Chicago. Earlier results cite Cleveland, Baltimore, Washington, Minnesota, Detroit, and New York wins. international and minor league notes follow in a dense wrap of scores, standings, and upcoming twin bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Recht
Associated Press
Richie Allen
Hank Aron
Chicago Cubs
Richie Hebner
Cubs
Hebner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Mets
Allen
Philadelphia
Mets
Houston
Aaron
Atlanta
Astros
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Diego
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Montreal
Steve Carlton
Joe Hoerner
Matty Alou
Ferguson Jenkins
Bob Veale
Bruce Dal Canton
Chicago
Alou
New York
Koosman
Wise
Holtzman
Ellis
Wegerter
Giusti
Lemaster
Stone
Padres
Sutton
Merritt
Sadecki
Phiadelphia
St. Lewis
Hounston
Cleveland
Biston
Baltimore
Washington
California
Minnesota
Detroit
Oakland
Kansas City
Seattle
Dobson
Odom
Drago
Booker
Boston
Jarvis
McDowell
McGlothlin
Kaat
Brabender
Timberlake
Bell
Peters
Hardin
Moore
Hannan
Sparma
Burbach
Iight Thiday
Fittsburgh
St Louis
Baltimorea
Baseball Leaders and Standings From the AL and NL Circuits
Highlights include batting leaders Harris and Hermoso with high averages, Killebrew and McCovey topping RBIs, and Yastrzemski and McCovey among home run leaders. Stolen bases show Harper and Campaneris leading, while strikeout marks list McDowell and Singer. Also notes Houston boxing result: Mark Tessman defeated Henry Hank in a light heavy bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
K.C
Bravo
Chic
Carew
Moses
Biost
Schaal
F.robinson
Eine
R.jackson
Oak
F.howard
Wash
Yewstrzemski
Killebrew
Minn
Powell
Baftt
Yastrzemski
T.horton
Cleve
Clarke
N.Y
Brikman
Blair
Bost
White
Aparicio
Buford
Pepitone
Harper
Sea
Campaneris
Fon
Kelly
Moe
McDowell
Culp
Bast
Lolicn
McLain
Det
Boswell
Ee Bast
Hermoso
Mil
Cavalisto
St.l
Carty
Ath
Valdespino
Houst
Garrido
Atl
Wyema
Kessinger
Alou
Pitt
McCovey
S.F
B.aniniams
N—Banks
Santo
Tolan
Cin
R.allen
Phil
M.alou
A.johnson
M. Alou
H.aaron
Ati
Brock
Stargell
Gibson
D.wilson
Perry
Donovan Brown Torres Brothers Win Tag Relay Honors
Donovan and Brown teamed with Al and Reymond Torres to win the double main event relay at Civic Center Arena. They defeated Karl Von Stroheim and Treach Phil Lips after earlier wins over Ian Baxter and Tom Brow. A $100 fine was assessed for roughing the referee. Prelims saw Nikita Malkavich beat Jack Curtis Jr. Baxter beat Brown and Phil Lips. Al Torres drew with Lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Donovan
Jerry Brown
Reymond Torres
Civic Center Arena
Donovan
Brown
Ian Baxter
Tom Brow
Karl von Stroheim
Treach
Phillips
von Stroheim
Nikita Malkavich
Jack Curtis Jr
Baxter
al Torres
Namath to Meet Rozelle in Possible Jets Return
Joe Namath agrees to a meeting with Commissioner Pete Rozelle after a face to face with Jets President Phil Iselin. Both men will be unavailable until next week due to travel. Rozelle insists Namath must address his restaurant ties before any return to play is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Lower
California
Namath
Jets
Phil Iselin
Manhattan
Rozelle-Namath
Iselin
Bachelors Iti
Upsets Hit Women’s Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Defending champion Gail Sykes of East Carolina and medalist Shelley Hamlin of Stanford lose 1-up shocks. Dianne Dailey of Salem College beats Hamlin 69 after leading qualifiers. Dorothy Germain of Southern Illinois defeats Sykes 1-up. Jan Schulte of Lebanon advances 3 and 2, aiding team Odessa State College in Texas. Other favorites advance to second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park , Pa
Shelley Hamlin
Stanford University
Dianne Dailey
Salem College
N.C
Gail Sykes
East Carolina College
Dorothy Germain
Southern Illinois
Miss Hamlin
Miss Dailey
Pennsylvania State University
Jan Schulte
Lebanon
Lynn Hastie
Miss Schulte
Odessa State College of Texas
Connie Hirchman
Rollins College
Fla
Carol Semple
Hollins College
Bobbi Jo Gabri
Durham nets rare double eagle at Muny course
Wayne Durham of Monroe loped a 185 yard six iron shot into the cup at the 480 yard No 14 hole to record a double eagle on the par five. His 275 yard tee shot set up the remarkable shot while Dr Joe Avard and Doug Farr played with him yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Durham
Monroe
Municipal
Durham
Joe Avard
Doug Farr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oriole DetAllen
Aaron, Hebner
Olympic Village
Orange County
Don Kessinger
Willie Smith
Billy Williams
Gary Gentry
Gil Hodges
Phillies
Hodges
al Weis
Gentry
Ken Boswell
Balk
J.C. Martin
Billy Champion
Willie Mc Covey
Larry Hisle
Grant Jackson
Internnational League
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Tidewater
Louisville
Richmond
Syracuse
Charlotte
Birmingham
Savannah
Montgomery
Asheville
Reading
Abanchester
York
Elmira
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Indianapolis
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Denver
Iowa
Albuquerque
Dallas-Fort Worth
Shreveport
San Antonio
Memphis
Arkansas
Amarillo
Ff Paso
Tucson
Frortland
Phoenix
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Hawaii
Eigene
London
Cliff
Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Pierre Barthes
France
Denise Carter
Los Altos
Calif
Kerry Melville
Australia
Princeton
N.J
Bob Lutz
Southern California
Larry Rigas
Pepperdine
N.M
John Sullivan
Chicago State
Thomas Miller
Youngstown State
Neb
NYU
Cincinnati Reds
Pedro Ramos
Yachting
Newport
American Eagle
Annapolis
Ondine
Moscow
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Tigran Petrosyan
Slyrd
Mr. Right
Belmont Park
Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Gay Meeting
Oceanport
Ole Comrade
Chemical Club
Monmouth Park
Directive
Bet Lite
Right Dot
Mark Tessman
Henry Hank
Frank McMahon
Hollywood Express
Inglewood
Kissin George
Broad Shadows
Rey Rulla
Ismael Valenzuela
Jackson
Penneys
McCulloch’s Motors
McCulloch
Manuel
Mid City Plaza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!