Griffith Reflects On Heisman Decision After Tough Workout
In Oakland AP report Emile Griffith says the 12 round duel with Andy Heisman was a solid workout despite a split decision loss. Griffith, honoring his outclassed opponent, emphasizes the bout served as a strong training effort.
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Evening baseball and softball schedule and results
A full slate of 6:15 games across Little League senior major and minor divisions at Kent Stein Park with Muscatine Lighting, Wendling Quarries, Clark's, Lumber Mart, and others, plus Majors at 7:45 Buick Garage, Gibson and Gibson, Safley's, Beach Lumber, Dog-N-Suds, Muscatine Police. High School baseball at Assumption 6 p.m., JV at Tom Bruner Field 7 p.m., Hayes Catholic 8 p.m. Open softball and industrial softball matchups listed. International and Pacific Coast League scores included. fight notes follow detailing Emile Griffith’s split decision with Heilman and forthcoming bouts.
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Casper Favored To Win U S Open Golf Championship
Billy Casper emerged as the betting favorite for the United States Open at Oak Hill Country Club Rochester with four wins and nearly $125,000 in 1968 money. He faces rivals Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as play begins Thursday with ABC televising the final rounds.
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Benched hero Snyder lifts White Sox in 3 5 victory over Yanks
Russ Snyder delivered his first career grand slam as a reserve to spark Chicago from 10th to 8th in the AL, while Cesar Tovar's defensive miscues for Minnesota fueled a doubleheader loss to Detroit. Tovar also doubled later, but two costly errors helped Detroit sweep Minnesota.
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Mets Hit Five Hitter Selma Flirts With Perfection
Dick Selma pitched a five hitter to beat the Dodgers 3 0, improving to 6 0 on the season and lowering his ERA to 1 77. He struck out four as New York nailed two unearned runs on Dodgers errors, with Roberto Clemente homering for Pittsburgh and Bob Gibson pitching five shutout innings for St Louis.
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Standings Snapshot From Tonight's NBA Schedule
The nightly card lists Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, New York at Los Angeles, St. Louis at Atlanta, and Houston at Philadelphia. Results pending as teams chase position in standings.
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Redlegs and Braves swap Pappas Cloninger in six player deal
Cincinnati and Atlanta pull off a six man trade sending Milt Pappas and Tony Cloninger to each other along with two relievers and infielders. Pappas said his playing days with Cincinnati are numbered and noted the deal had been in motion since May 17 while Cloninger owns a 1-3 record this season with a 4.26 ERA and Pappas stands 2-5 with a 5.57 ERA in 15 games.
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