American Majors open with Beach Buick, Gibson's Dog N Suds, Safley's Police
Beach Lumber Beach Buick Gibson Dog N Suds and Safley's Police open the American Majors at Kent Stein Park Monday night. Beach edged Buick 2 1 with Nick Lorber winning pitcher and Jeff Hanft catching. Gibson blanked Dog N Suds 9 6 with Randy Herin winning. Safley's upset Police 13 2 as Rost Naber homered and two hitters each had two hits.
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Forward Pass First Horse Invite to Monmouth Invitational Handicap
The article notes Forward Pass, owned by Calumet Farm, being invited as the first horse to the inaugural $74,000 Monmouth Invitational Handicap at Monmouth Park. If he wins the Balmont Stakes Saturday he becomes racing's first Triple Crown winner since Citation in 1948.
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State Doubles Bowling Champs Named in Fort Dodge
Muscatine pair Jerry Millage and Jack Rigdon won the men’s state bowling doubles title at Fort Dodge, claiming trophies for the champions as they combined to dominate the event.
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Slump Hits Major League Home Run Leaders
Home run production in the major leagues falls about ten percent this season. Star sluggers Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Wynn show sharp declines, with others like Don Mincher Curt Blefary Frank Robinson and Clete Boyer also affected by injuries and illness. Through a quarter of the season American and National League totals lag behind 1967 results, signaling a quiet power year across both leagues.
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Major League Stars shift in hitting and pitching notes AP
The Associated Press reports Ed Mathews moved into sixth on the all time homer list with his 511th and 512th in a 12 inning loss to California. Mike Paul and Stan Williams combined to pitch a one hit game as Cleveland beat Minnesota 3 1. Bob Allison and Norm Cash show slim homer totals this season. Lou Brock and Vada Pinson see drops from last year. Frank Howard leads with 19 in the league while NL leaders hold nine. Dick Cherry signs a three year deal with Philadelphia Flyers.
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Indy Time Trials marred by two injuries at race build
Indianapolis races endured a crisis filled final qualifying day as 18 attempts produced two serious injuries. Rookie Bob Hart fractured vertebrae and was paralyzed from the waist after a wall impact, while Rick Mather escaped a concussion. Jim Hurtubise qualified his Ofenhauser roadster for the 60 mile race amid ongoing mechanical troubles. Other qualifiers included Larry Dickson and Mario Andretti, with Bucknum reinstated after a weight dispute.
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