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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
3
Bedl Sone and Ines Post Demigs Bedl Report
A fragmentary notice mentions demigs and a bedl with names Perey and Ines. The readable text hints at a local event or listing, referencing two persons and a possible fee or amount. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
McCool Stars In Reds 7 0 Win Over Cardinals
Reliever Billy McCool earned the win with seven strong innings in relief as Cincinnati Reds pounded St Louis Cardinals 7 to 0. Ted Abernathy also pitched in to finish a three hitter while Larry Jaster took the loss. The Reds broke the game open with four runs in the seventh and three more in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Gerry Arrigo
Billy McCool
McCool
Arrigo
Lefty McCool
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Abernathy
Reds
Larry Jaster
Pete Mikelsen
Cardinals
Atlanta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Redbirds
Giants
Dodgers
Bob Gibson
Gary Nolan
US Star Bartkowicz Faces Tough Wightman Cup Day
Peaches Bartkowicz, 19 from Hamtramck Michigan, meets Winnie Shaw of Scotland as the United States trails Britain 2-1 on day two of the Wightman Cup. Defeat would leave Britain needing one win to claim the cup for the first time since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Miss Bartkowicz
United States
Winnie Shaw
Betty Pratt
U.S
Mary Ann Fisel
St. Louis
Christine Jones
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Virginia Wade
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Calif
Christine Truman Jones
Nell
Butler Signs with Celtics From St Bonnaventure
Boston Celtics announce the signing of Bill Butler a 6 foot 5 inch 205 pound high scorer from St Bonaventure College. Butler joins a roster led by coach Red Auerbach with expectations of scoring punch and versatility in the backcourt and forward positions for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bill Butler
St. ‘Bonaventure College
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Pirates fall short of Forbes Field no hitter dream
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Moose beat Houston 3-0 to run his lifetime mark against the Astros to 3-0 but a seventh inning single by Julio Goray spoiled a possible no hitter at Forbes Field opened in 1909. The Pirates added solo runs on Patek May and Clendenon and Koosman took the loss for Houston. Elsewhere in the NL Mets topped San Francisco 7-3, Cincinnati blanked St. Louis 7-0, Los Angeles edged Philadelphia 6-0 then lost 2-1, and Chicago beat Atlanta 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bob Moose
Pittsburgh
Houston
Pirates
Forbes Field
Astros
Julio Goray
Ron Davis
Moose
al Jackson
New York Mets
Mets
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Rusty Staub
Goray
Fred Patek
John Bateman
Jerry May
Donn Clendenon
Jerry Koosman
New York
Don Bosch
Jerry Buchek
Bosch
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Leo Cardenas
Mack Jones
Pete Rose
Jones
Tim McCarver
Billy McCool
Ted Abernathy
Cardinals
Bill Singers
Los Angele
Dodgers
Mike Kekich
Tony Gonzalez
Jim Brewer
Woody Fryman
Richie Allen
Don Lock
Ernie Banks
Randy Hundley
Chicago
Braves
Hank Aaron
Deron Johnson
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Harvard And Yale Row 103rd Time
The 103rd Harvard Yale race will be rowed today on the Thames River in New London Connecticut. Yale seeks its first victory over Harvard since 1962 as Harvard holds a 55 to 47 edge in the prior 102 races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London, Conn
Thames River
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Equals Record For 36 Holes Big Blond Bert Yancey Leads Open By 2
Bert Yancey shot 68 to equal the 36 hole Open record and lead by two strokes at 135. Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Billy Casper, and defending champ Nicklaus remain in pursuit as Oak Hill hosts the U S Open. Arnold Palmer labored with a 74 for 147, while Coody and others chase from 140 and 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Yancey
Bob Green
Associated ‘Press
Rochester
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Yancey
Lee Trevino
Yan
Cey
Trevino
Oak Hill
Billy Casper
Billy
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Charles Coody
Don Bies
Bruce Devlin
Jerry Pittman
High Cost Could Put Squeeze On Football
In New Haven, Yale and other Ivies face spiraling costs threatening big time college football. Ivy rules favor amateurism, limiting scholarships and spring practice while maintaining strong academics. Yale’s Dr DeLaney Kiphuth notes football is a social event with tailgating, yet the program supports 16 intercollegiate sports and majors with tough entrance standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Michigan State
California
Texas
Tennessee
DeLaney Kiphuth
Yale University
Yale
Ivy Schools
Brian Dowling
Cleveland
Cal Hill
Baltimore
Dowling
Kiphuth
Beban Signs With Redskins After Rams Trade
Washington reports Gary Beban Heisman winner from UCLA will sign with the Redskins after a trade that sent the 1969 No 1 draft pick rights from Los Angeles. Pat Fischer also signs as Washington strengthens a shaky defense amid Cardinal blame for 6 8 season and Rozelle to decide player swap terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gary Beban
UCLA
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Kathy Hanson
Beban
Redskins
Miss Hanson
Alhambra
Calif
Rams
Edward Bennett Williams
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pat Fischer
Sonny Jurgensen
Jim Ninowski
Harry Theospledes
Danny Talbott
Fischer
Minor League Scores From Coastal and International Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Tulsa beat Spokane 4 to 1 and Indianapolis defeated Tacoma 7 to 0. Vancouver won 4 to 1 over Phoenix, Seattle prevailed 4 to 3 against San Diego, Denver defeated Portland 5 to 2, and Hawaii triumphed 11 to 4 over Oklahoma City. In the International League Columbus edged Buffalo 3 to 2, Louisville beat Toledo 6 to 1, Richmond won 3 to 2 against Rochester, Syracuse defeated Jacksonville 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Spokane
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Vancouver
Phoenix
Seattle
San Diego
Denver
Portland
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Buffalo
Louisville
Toledo
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Harrelson Hit Trio Powers Red Sox Past Indians
Boston’s Ken Harrelson exploded for three homers driving in seven as the Red Sox defeated Cleveland 7-2. The Tigers beat Chicago 6-5 in 14 innings as Don Wert homered twice late. Minnesota edged Baltimore 2-1 while California beat Washington 2-0 and New York topped Oakland 5-4 in 10 innings. Earl Wilson’s three-run homer sparked Detroit’s four-run fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Chicago
Washington
Ken Harrelson
Don Wert
Wert
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
White Sox
Harrelson
Boston Red Sox
Indians
New York Yankees
Tigers
Bob Priddy
Bill Freehan
Luis Aparicio
Sox
Earl Wilson
Tom McCraw
Luis Tiant
Eddie Fisher
Dick Elsworth
Orioles
Tom Phoebus
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Ted Uhlaender
Phoebus
Jim Roland
al Worthington
Ron Perranocski
Salukis Hammer St. John's 15-0 in College World Series finals
Southern Illinois ripped St. John’s 15-0 in an opening CWS-contest rout as Howard Nickason tossed a three hitter for SIU and USC, led by Bob Vaughn’s 2-0 six-hitter over North Carolina State, prepared to face SIU in a potential title matchup with a rested rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Southern
California
Southern Illinois
Bob Vaughn
USC
Vaughn
North Carolina State
Rod Dedeaux
Bill Lee
Jerry Petzhold
Harvard
SIU
Southern Ilinois
NC State
St. John
Howard Nickason
Southern Cal Fights to Defend NCAA Track Title
In Berkeley, Southern California seeks to defend its NCAA track and field crown on the final day. After two days of competition, USC lead with 20 points, while UCLA, Washington State, and Villanova chase. Earl McCullouch defended the 110-meter hurdles title in 13.4 seconds and Lennox Miller won the 100-meter dash in 10.1, both meet records. Other Friday winners included Bob Narcessian, Pertti Pousi, Steve Marcus, and Jerry Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Southern California
Earl McCullouch
Lennox Miller
Khoury League Hurlers Throw Three 2-Hitters In One Night
Khoury League action saw three 2 hitter performances. Randy blanked Baldridge until the fifth with eight strikeouts in an 11-1 Newsmen win, and Smith Jones and Roney led with multiple hits. First National edged UCT 2-1 in a ninth inning finish, while Bank of Illinois crushed Lincoln Heritage 15-2 behind Miller and Bevis. Junior games feature Eagles vs Hahn's Oil and Register-News against Stan the Tire Man with additional Juvenile matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khoury
Register News
Randy
Bladridge
Newsmen
Smith
Tom Jones
Gdle
Steve Roney
Roberts
David
Oodrome
Ron Waller
Duane
Baldridge
First National
Steve Schneider
U.C.T
Randy Kniffen
Terr Audt
Mark Satterfield
Kniffen
Allen Troutt
Bob Shelton
John Lewis
Tom McCarthy
David Montfort
Larry Jones
Mike Bevis
Bank of Illinois
Lincoln Heritage
Steve Miller
Mike Hayes
James
Eagles
Hahn
Stan
Register - News
Security
Elks
Ex-minor and Minor League Players Open Season
Ex-minor and Minor League boys in the Optimists Little League start a season on the Little League fields. Ex-minor play Mon through Thu with 1:15 PM games, three innings or one hour. Minor players aged 10-12 and ex-minor aged eight and nine. Schedules list American and National Ex-minor and Minor games from June 17 to June 20 against various opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimists
Red Sox
Senators
Yankees
Orioles
Indians
Tigers
Reilly Leads Whips to 1-0 Shutout over Generals
The Washington Whips, powered by Jack Reilly in goal, beat the New York Generals 1-0 as Reilly logged his third shutout of the season. Gyau of Ghana scored six minutes into the second half, lifting Washington within four points of Baltimore in the Atlantic Division. Crowd counts reached 5,685 at the Washington game and 5,646 at Detroit where the Chicago Mustangs edged the Cougars 3-2 with John Kiwalik netting his 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scotland
Jack Reilly
Washington Whips
Reilly
Whips
New York Generals
Washington
Baltimore
Joseph Gyau
Ghana
Chicago Mustangs
Detroit Cougars
John Kiwalik
Detroit
Yarbrough Qualifies Pole With 118643 MPH Run
Lee Roy Yarbrough powered a Ford Torino to claim the inside pole for the Sun Carolina 500 stock car race in Rockingham North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham, N.C
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Double Cola Dominates Softball Tilt At City Park
Double Cola jumped Silver Streak for three runs in the first inning four in the third and four in the seventh to seal a 12 to 2 win on the City Park diamond. Gene Howard earned the win allowing four hits while David Keen took the loss for Silver Streak. Darrell Passmore powered the victory with a double homer and three runs, joined by Mike McClure two doubles Art Wilson a homer and Fred Deichman with a triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Cola
City Park
Gene Howard
David Keen
Darrell Passmore
Colamens
Mike McClure
Art Wilson
Fred Deichman
Sealtest
Bank of Ilinois
Friday's Fights Roundup of Global Welterweight Bouts
In New York Jose Nieves 135 pounds from Puerto Rico stops Jim Lee 136 from Miami after four. Dorman Crawford 146% from Costa Rica outpoints Juan Ramos 148 from Puerto Rico over eight. In Sao Paulo Joao Henrique from Brazil outpoints Maurice Cullen from Britain over ten. In Los Angeles Chucho Castillo 118 from Mexico stops Jesus Pimentel 11744 from Mexico over twelve. Jose Napoles 145% from Mexico stops Leroy Roberts 148 from Norristown Pennsylvania over one. Arturo Lomeli 13544 from Mexico stops Marcus Anderson 134% from Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jose Nieves
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Lee
Miami
Dorman Crawford
Costa Rica
Juan Ramos
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao ‘Henrique
Maurice Cullen
Britain
Los Angeles
Chucho Castillo
Mexico
Jesus Pimentel
Jose Napolles
Leroy Roberts
Norristown
Arturo Lomeli
Marcus Anderson
Louisville, Ky
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Jefferson Motors
Jordan
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Buick
GMC
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DON Pey
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Tom Seppy
George Brunet
Angels
Mike Epstein
Bernie Allen
Joe Coleman
Jake Gibbs
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Mantle
Reggie Jackson
Pepitone
Salukis Hammer
St. John’s
Sou Cal
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Southern Cal
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