Bud Suter Honored Guest At Muscatine Club Day
A Muscatine year end event honors Bud Suter, longtime 1 Club secretary, for his service in athletics relations. He battled a kidney ailment but carried on, thanks extended by the club and media as he reflects on golf stag efforts, the Geneva Golf Club gathering, and upcoming Golden Harvest stag. Football and basketball previews follow with Iowa coaches Ray Nagel and Ralph Miller, noting schedules, records, and expectations for 1968.
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Ray Nagel
Hawkeye Network
Bod
Iowa City
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Gary Weber
Department of Athletics
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Iowa
Oregon State
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Big Ten
Ralph Miller
Hawks
George Wine
Sports Information Service
Hawkeyes
Sam. Williams
Amen
Chicago Back in Running on Atlanta's Boots
Chicago capitalized on Atlanta errors to seize second in the National League with a 4 3 win as Don Drysdale faltered in the first inning and again in the ninth. Hank Aaron and Felipe Alou homered for the Braves, while Phil Regan earned the win for Chicago. The Cubs, Pirates, and Giants also posted wins, solidifying their positions in tight NL pennant races.
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Atlanta
Dick Coach
Wpcated
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Don Drysdale
Braves
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Drysdale
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Jim, Maloney
Felipe Alou
Marty Martinez
Felix Millan
al Spangler
Randy Hundley
Hank Aaron
Alou
Phil Regan
Joe Niekro
Pirates
Los Angeles
Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Jerry May
Dru Ssdale
Ron Fairly
Manny Jimenez
Orioles Fall In Slugfest As Haney Blunder Sinks Hope
The Orioles lost 5 4 to the Twins after a costly third strike wild pitch by Andy Etchebarren allowed Tony Oliva to reach first and Bob Allison to homer. Detroit won a suspended game 5 2 as Tracewski delivered a late single. Cesar Tovar drove in Minnesota’s first two runs, while Frank Robinson and Boog Powell supplied Baltimore runs. Jim Lonborg earned Boston’s 8 2 win over Chicago. Alan Myer topped Yonkers with Commander Dell in the feature, Myer’s ninth win in 21 starts.
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Andy Etchebarren
Oliva
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago White Sox
California
Washington
Senators
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Oakland
Cesar Tovar
Frank Robinson
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
Boog Powell
RBI
Tracewski
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Cleveland
Tommy Harper
Jose Carte-nal
Detroit
Don Wert
Luis Tiant
Tigers
al Kaline
Lou ‘Klimchock
Norm Cash
White Sox
Carl Yastransi
Jim Lonborg
Red Sox
Lonborg
Joe Coleman
Cap Peterson
Yonkers
N. Y
Alan Myer
Yonkers Raceway
Commander Dell
Soccer Kicker Souza Might Be Packers Gift
The 28-year-old Fernado Souza from Fall River Massachusetts, star of the American Soccer League, impressed by kicking six field goals in 10 tries against Green Bay. His accuracy included five of six from 37 yards and one of four from 42, signaling potential for pro football as Packers seek a consistent kicker beyond Don Chandler.
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Fernado Souza
Souza
Fall River
Mass
Astros
Packers
Don Chandler
Paul Hornung
Jerry Kramer
Hornung
Kramer
Chandler
Green Bay
Pete
Charley
Baseball Scores Roundup From AP
News provides results with four to one scores: New York 4 Houston 1, Chicago 4 Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 1. Scheduled matchups include Philadelphia at San Francisco, Chicago at Atlanta, New York at Houston, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at St Louis, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, with all listed as scheduled games.
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Houston
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Fran
St. Louis
St.Louis
Los Anges
Phila
Phia Sk
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
American League standings show Detroit 41 games behind, Baltimore 47, Boston 51, Cleveland 52, Oakland 53, Minnesota 56, New York 55, California 60, Chicago 60, Washington 67 with Detroit in the chase. Tuesday results include Minnesota 5 Baltimore 4 and Boston 8 Chicago 2. Continuous games: California 10 Washington 3 1/2. Detroit 2 Cleveland 1 1st game 17 innings, 2nd game suspended. Oakland New York 2. Cleveland Detroit continuing tonight with suspended game completion and schedule includes Cleveland at Detroit N and Oakland at New York N.
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Boston
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
New York
California
Chicago
Washton
Washington
Milwauke
Griffith Defeats Gypsy Joe Harris In Unanimous Win
In Philadelphia at the Spectrum Emile Griffith, a two time middleweight champion, beat Gypsy Joe Harris by unanimous decision. Judges scored 56-53 and 58-51, with the referee at 58-53. Harris had entered with a 24 fight winning streak but Griffith dominated, signaling a possible rematch with Nino Benvenuti and leaving open a San Francisco bout with Jimmy Lester.
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Emile Griffith
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Spectrum
Joe Harris
Harris
Griffith
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Gil Clancy
Benvenult
Emile
Major League Stars Lift Mets Over Astros in Ninth
Kevin Collins of the Mets drove in four runs with a ground out and his first major league homer a three run shot in the ninth giving New York a 1 0 victory over Houston Joe Coleman of the Senators held California to four hits and fanned eight in the second game of a doubleheader pitching performance highlighted by the win
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Philadelphia
Bobby Bonds
New York Mets
Houston
Kevin Collins
Ball
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Phillies
Larry Jackson
Bonds
Jim Davenport
Dave Marshall
Willie McCovey
Collins
New York
Cleon Jones
Ed Kranepool
Mets
Joe ‘Coleman
Senators
California
Seals Change Ownership After Trouble On Ice And Gate
Oakland Seals of the NHL announced a new ownership group led by Potter Palmer John O'Neil Jr and George Gillett buying control. The trio, already owners of the Harlem Globetrotters and investors in the Braves Dolphins Chiefs and more, aim to stabilize management and gate revenue. They also named Fred Glover as head coach and completed two trades bringing Norm Ferguson Stan Fuller from Montreal and a Detroit deal.
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Miami Dolphins
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O'Neil
Gillett
Fred Glover
Montreal Canadiens
Norm Ferguson
Stan Fuller
Detroit
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Julian Javier
Maloney
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North Carolina
Jimmy Raye
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