Schollander, Spitz, Hickox Set World Marks in Trials
Don Schollander, 1964 Olympic swimming hero, anchored a world record night at the U S Olympic trials in Los Angeles. He lowered the 200-meter freestyle record to 1 54 3 in the final after a 1 54 8 in the prelims, while Mark Spitz set a 55 6 in the 100 meter butterfly and Charles Hickox tied the 400-meter individual medley mark at 4 39 0. Schollander eyes the 100 free and relay spots, aiming for multiple golds.
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Major League Stars rise in Friday action and records fall
Pitching by Tom Seaver of the Mets held the Cardinals hitless through seven innings in an 8 to 2 Mets win. Ron Santo drove in all five Cubs runs with two homers in a 5 to 3 victory over Houston. Olympic coverage notes and swimming times highlight the day, with Spitz breaking world marks. LPGA leader Carol Mann shot a 68 to lead the Willow Park Open, with Sharon Miller one stroke back.
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Pancho Gonzalez Boosts U S Open Crowd At Open Debut
Pancho Gonzalez, 40, returns to center court at Forest Hills to boost flagging U S Open attendance. He opens against Colin Stubbs as others like Roche, Okker, Lutz join a strong slate including Seixas and McKinley in second-round potential. Rod Laver and Newcombe also feature as Williams and Wade upset scenes unfold.
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Yugoslavia
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Golfarini wins Italian middleweight title in Naples
Naples Italy Remo Golfarini defeated Mario La Magna in a tense Italian middleweight championship bout. The victory underlined Golfarini’s rising status in Italian boxing, with the match concluding amid local crowds in Naples.
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Seaver Extends Scoreless Streak to 25 In Mets Win
Tom Seaver pitched seven perfect innings before allowing three hits and two runs as the Mets defeated St. Louis 8-2. Art Shamsky hit a grand slam for New York after a six-run fifth inning, while Chicago and Philadelphia posted wins elsewhere in a busy Friday MLB slate.
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Wilson Hurls 4-Hit Showdown Opener By Tigers
Detroit ace Earl Wilson hurled a four-hitter and drove in four runs with a homer and a single to lift the American League leaders past Baltimore 9 1 in the first game of a three game showdown. The win snapped Baltimore's three game slide and left the Orioles seven games behind.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Summary
American League standings show Detroit leading with 85 wins while Baltimore and Boston trail. Friday results include Washington defeating Boston and Detroit beating Baltimore. National League table lists St Louis atop with 85 wins. Friday games feature Chicago beating Houston and New York over St Louis. Also notes on equipment advances in football safety and Des Moines Oakleafs hockey signings and Rangers contract news.
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IHSAA cites mouth protectors cutting football injuries
The IHSAA notes protection for players from helmet face bars and mouthguards. They report that mouth protectors alone prevented about 50 000 mouth and dental injuries during the 1967 football season.
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Murphy Leads Thunderbird Classic After First Round
Clifton New Jersey AP Bob Murphy fired a four under par 68 to grab a two stroke edge in the Thunderbird Classic with 18 players at 70 including Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus among those chasing. Murphy, 25, has climbed to about 42 090 this August as he eyes more earnings and a possible win.
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Bowling results and top scores from Hill Fairall lanes
League standings and individual marks show Jean Laughlin 214 Dorothy Dutro 202 Mavis Erwin 184 as top ladies games and Mavis Erwin 505 Dorothy Dutro 486 in ladies series. Men lead with Ray Abney 212 Marv Gasaway 203 and Stebe Steinmeyer 554 Lam Beatty 548. Bosch 796 Morgan 792 lead team games. Red Paint 2155 Morgan 2149 Hahn Bros. 2808 2nd Street Groc. 2797 lead team series.
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