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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1968

Page

5

Cubs Rally Past Reds In Controversial Win

Ernie Banks homered and Billy Williams delivered a pivotal two out double as the Cubs beat the Reds 4-3 amid a disputed fair call in the fourth inning. Chicago also defeated the Yankees 5-2 as Luis Aparicio sparked a ninth inning rally and Tom McCraw homered for the White Sox.

Joe Mooshil Associated Press Chicago Cincinnati Vern Benson Stan Landes Ernie Banks Billy Williams Chicago Cub Cincinnati Reds Banks Cubs Benson Dave Bristol Landes Gary Nolan Billy Beckert Williams Glenn Reds Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Luis Aparicio Yankees Aparicio Tim Cullen Tom McCraw Sox Andy Kosco Joe Horlen New York Fred Talbot

Maris Injured Homers As Cards Top Braves 4 3

Roger Maris limped from the lineup with a bruised heel after a two run homer in the third powered the St Louis Cardinals to a 4 3 win over the Atlanta Braves. Larry Jaster and Wayne Granger preserved the lead as NL leaders won.

Associated Press Roger Maris Phil Niekro Maris St. Louis Niekro Cardinals Atlanta Braves Larry Jaster Wayne Granger Braves New York Mets Los Angeles Tom Seaver al Weis San Francisco Pittsburgh Juan Marichal Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia Lou Brock Cepeda Tim McCarver Mike Shannon Deron Johnson Bob Tillman Jaster Granger

Laver Top-Seeded for U.S. Pro Tennis Championships

Rod Laver of Australia is the No. 1 seed for the U S Pro Tennis Championships to be held at Longwood from Wednesday through Sunday. Thatcher Shellaby, a sophomore from Hermosa Beach California, will captain Yale's basketball team next season.

Brookline Mass Rod Laver Australia U.S Longwood Thatcher Shellaby Hermosa’ Beach Calif Yale

Houseboats: a popular family-friendly cruising option

Boating for beginners and experts finds appeal in modern outboard powered houseboats. Ranging from 18 to over 50 feet, these vessels offer private staterooms, galley, bath, and deck for leisure cruising. They suit calm lakes and rivers and are now rentable in first boating areas.

King Features Syndicate

Cancel Mazon Midget Races and Schedule Changes

Mazon Midget races are canceled for Wednesday at the Mazon Speed Bowl. Stock cars and demolition races replace them. Friday racing at Mazon is also canceled indefinitely. Raceway Park will run stock cars on Tuesdays Saturdays and Sundays at 8. Soldier Field is dropped for the rest of the season due to low fan interest.

Mazon Speed Bowl N. Perry Luster Raceway Park Soldier Field Mazon 130Th Ashland Luster Jerry Kemperman Blue Island Sandy Sal Torella Addison Ray Young Chicago Kemperman Bud Koehler Ed Hoffman Niles Harry Simonsen Ted Janecyk Calumet Park Bob Pronger Lee Schuler Lockport Ray Para East Hazelcrest Paul Bauer Garden Homes Raceway

Opdyke Little Leaguers top Seneca II 9 to 5

Opdyke defeats Seneca II 9 5 at Donahoe Field Monday night. Marty Cooper earned the win with 12 strikeouts and five walks over four hits allowed. Myre took the loss with four strikeouts and five walks before relief by Sheedy. Gang and Starks each went 2 for 2, with Gang adding a double as Opdyke bats produced nine runs on seven hits.

Opdyke Seneca Donahoe Field Marty Cooper Myre Sheedy Terry Gang Terry Starks Gang Cooper Jim Fannin Dave Lgrockman Williams Brockman

Moose A s Post 6 3 Win Over Batavia

Morris Moose A team improved to 3-1 with a 6-3 victory over Batavia at home Sunday. Cheshareck earned the win on the mound and drove in two runs on two hits. Turk and Seamen added key hits as Morris built a 4-0 lead by the second inning. Batavia crossed for one in the sixth and two in the seventh as Weirich took the loss.

Hank Aaron Joe Torre Braves Seaver Dodgers Don Sutton Ron Swoboda Kevin Collins Weis Sutton Marichal Giants Willie Mays Ollie Brown Willie McCovey Los Angeles Atlanta Morris Moose Batavia Frank Cheshareck Kramer RBI Morris Cheshareck Gus Turk Seamen Warner Battersby Lefty Weirich

Plattville II Play Underway in Little League

Plattville II Little League for 8 to 12 year olds opens with Rev. Noble Miller as manager and assistants including Ron Chapman and Charles Maierhofer Jr. Twenty seven players on A and B teams. Games at 6 p.m. A team plays Mon and Thu, B team Tue. Recent results include A loss to Bristol 21-1 on June 8 and B loss 4-3 at Bristol on June 4. Newark faced Plattville A here Monday. Millbrook to visit Plattville for B game today. A at Lisbon Thursday.

Fuarlville Plattville Noble Miller Ron Chapman Charles Maierhofer Jerry Tollefson Charles Maierhofer Jr Richard Craig Bristol Newark Millbrook Lisbon

Yale Names Brandon Yartikoff Captain of 1968-69 Fencing Team

Brandon Yartikoff of San Francisco is named captain of Yale's 1968-69 fencing team. The sophomore leads the squad as it begins the season.

Brandon Yartikoff San Francisco Yale

NCAA Notes Dollar Crisis in College Athletics

CHICAGO AP A financial crisis is developing in college athletics the NCAA says as costs rise and facilities expand. Marcus Plant Michigan president cites limited gate income and capacity ceilings while urging new financing like broader college revenue or government aid. The 10 year survey to admins Humphrey and Congress notes rising expenses and cost cutting like smaller squads.

Hubert Humphrey U.S. Congress

Tiger Fever Grips Detroit As Tigers Chase Pennant

Detroit buzzes over a possible American League pennant for the Tigers with World Series reservations at the Detroit Baseball Co. and downtown hotels. Hotels report rising Series interest and a clash with the National Association of Funeral Directors convention planned for Oct. 6 if Detroit wins. Hotel officials note the Sheraton-Cadillac has 750 of 1,200 rooms reserved and would host a press room for newsmen should the Tigers finish first.

A. Ff. Mahan Detroit Detroit Baseball Co Tigers National Association of Funeral Directors Baseball Club Bill Rigney California Angels Sheraton Cadillac Watson Spoelstra The Detroit News Baseball Writers Association William Goldsberry Sheraton-Cadillac

7-2 Prep Cager To Vanderbilt

Memphis Tennessee AP A 7 foot 2 high school junior Steve Turner signed a basketball scholarship with Vanderbilt University. Turner 17 was introduced by Vandy coach Roy Skinner at a news conference at his Bartlett home. He was pursued by over 100 colleges and had narrowed his choice to Vanderbilt Kentucky and Tennessee.

Memphis Tenn Steve Turner Vanderbilt University Turner Roy Skinner Bartlett Vanderbilt Kentucky Tennessee

Wake Forest Grad Bill Cullen Coaches West Point Tennis Squash

Bill Cullen, a Wake Forest graduate, leads the varsity tennis and squash programs at the United States Military Academy West Point.

Bill Cullen Wake Forest West Point

Major League Baseball Monday Results and Schedule

The Associated Press reports Yankee and Chicago victories with scores 5 2 and 4 2 while Cleveland topped Oakland 7 2 Baltimore defeated Washington 4 1 and Oakland visits Cleveland. Tonight games include Baltimore Washington Oakland Cleveland Chicago New York and California Boston Minnesota Detroit Chicago at New York.

Chicago New York Cleveland Oakland Baltimore Washington California Boston Minnesota Detroit Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis Atlanta Los Angeles Houston Philadelphia Pet San Fran

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