Dodgers Wincee Straight Take Second in N L
Dodgers stretch winning streak to seven by scoring in the ninth to edge the Phillies. Paul Popovich hit his first major league homer to start a late rally. Don Lock dropped a fly ball allowing the winning run. Cardinals and Reds split a doubleheader as St. Louis erased an eight-run deficit to win 10-8. Cincinnati then won 7-6 in 12 innings behind Leo Carde n as Jim Cardenas and Lou Brock homered for St. Louis.
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Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Houston
Steve Carlton
Leo Cardenas
Tony Perez
Cal Maxvill
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Orlando Cepeda
Javier
Mike Shannon
Tim McCarver
Gerry Arrigo
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Lou Brock
Bill Kelso
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Johnny Bench
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Don Lock
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Ron Santo
Joe Torre
Ken Johnson
Claude Raymond
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Azcue
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Washington
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Robert F. Kennedy
Ken Suarez
Willie Horton
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Jose) Cardenal
Twins
Joe Coleman
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Coleman
Harmon Killebrew
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
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Charlie Smith
Roy White
Jake Gibbs
Bahnsen
Yankee
Steve Barber
Bobby Cox
Joe Pepitone
Ruben Amaro
Bill Robinson
Cox
Gibbs
Smith
Robinson
Angelina Has Ace At Battle Island Ace
Oswego athlete Joey Angelina scored his first hole in one on the 118 yard sixth at Battle Island State Park a par three. He was joined by brother Lou Angelina and friends Dick Sanford and Dick Fibber McGee. Angelina, a former Oswego High School four letter athlete, played college baseball and basketball at Jefferson Community College and graduated yesterday in Watertown. He will enroll at State University College at Oswego in September. He works summers at Alcan Aluminum and is son of Louis L. and Jane A. Angelina, 259 West Fifth St.
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Joey Angelina
Battle Island State Park
Angelina
Lou Angelina
Dick Sanford
Fibber) McGee
Jefferson Community College
Watertown
Joey
State University College At
Alcan Aluminum Corp
Louis L
Jane A. Angelina
West Fifth St
Grand Prix Belgium finish and British Amateur Golf winner
In Francorchamps Jackie Stewart ran out of gas with one lap left. Bruce McLaren of New Zealand passed to win the Belgian Grand Prix by 12 seconds over Pedro Rodriguez. In Troon Michael Bonallack of England defeated Joe Carr of Ireland 7 and 6 to win the British Amateur Championship for the third time.
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Associated Press
Francorchamps
Belgium
Jackie Stewart
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Stewart
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Troon
Scotland
Michael Bonallack
England
Joe Carr
Ireland
Mitter Wins Second Stage of European Auto Mountain Climb
Gerhard Mitter of West Germany triumphed in the second stage amid rain and fog, driving to a dominant win in the European Auto Mountain Climb Championship.
State Baseball League scores roundup in quick losses and wins
Phoenix defeats Clifton Springs 14 to 4 while Split Rock posts a 15 to 8 win over Water Falls. Mattydale loses 0 to Liverpool, Sherman Park wins 12 to 11 against Scotch Stein, Port Byron beats Liverpool 8 to 5, and Mattydale tops Bluebirds 14 to 3.
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Phoenix
Clifton Springs
Split Rock
Water Falls
Mattydale
Liverpool
Sherman Park
Scotch Stein
Port Byron
Bluebirds
Pulaski Academy Qualifies For Section III Title
Pulaski Academy and Central qualified for the Section III Baseball championship with a 4-1 semi final win over New York Mills at Griffin Field Liverpool. Paul Poole pitched eight strong innings, driving in two runs as he notched his seventh win. Dorrodziei limited the Pulaski hitters and New York Mills avoided a shutout late. The Blue Devils head toward a possible title this week as finals near and an otherwise strong season stands out.
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Central
New York Mills
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Paul Poole
Oswego Catholic High
Poole
Chris Mathison
Jerry Trackery
Pulaski
Larry Dorrodziei
Dorrodziei
Newark Mills
Blue Devils
Oswego County Baseball League
Colonel Combat wins Canandaigua handicap at Finger Lakes
Colonel Combat rallied to nose out Sky Village in the $3,000 Pony Express handicap at Finger Lakes Race Track. Nihlist faded to third as the rank outsider paid $59.60, $14.20, and $5.60 after a 1:41 1-5 mile. Lawrence Heslit rode. daily double Dear Hearts and Little Welch paid $82.00. Crowd 7,105 wagered $447,978.
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Colonel Combat
Canandaigua
N.Y
Sky Village
Finger Lakes
Nihlist
Lawrence Heslit
Dearhearts
Little Welch
Marseille Founding by Greeks in 600 B C Masilia Era
Marseille, France, was founded by the Greeks in 600 B C and was then known as Masilia. The early settlement grew into a major port and cultural hub shaping regional history.
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Marseille
France
B. C
Baseball postponements fuel confusion after Kennedy death
Scattered postponements and late starts sparked bitterness as teams faced crisis decisions during Kennedy's funeral week. Milt Pappas resigned as Cincinnati spokesman amid a clash over playing the Saturday game, while Rusty Staub Aspromonte and Maury Wills faced possible firings for missing Sunday actions. Mets Yankee Cubs and White Sox delayed games amid city mourning, with Astros voting to play only under economic pressure and fines discussed for nonparticipants.
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Major League Baseball
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William Eckert
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Milt Pappas
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Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh
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New York Yankees
California Angels
John Lindsay
New York City
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Washington
Minnesota
Oakland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Staub
Aspromonte
Wills
Nevele Pride In 1968 Debut At Monticello
Nevele Pride, 1967 Harness Horse of the Year, owned by Nevele Acres Ellenville, made his first start of the season last Saturday and is set to debut at Monticello Friday night. The Star's Pride gelding dominated 1967 two year olds, setting a world record 1 58 2 5 and earning 222,923 last year. Stanley Dancer drives for the Gen George Washington Trot field and Monticello cards a 15,000 Invitational Pace, with Roosevelt Raceway offering a 101,061.94 Relization Trot and a 25,000 Dartmouth Trot Friday. Vernon Downs featured a 3,000 Invitational Pace won by Chuckeen 1:59 3-5 over Newton Commander.
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Nevele Acres
Ellenville
Nevee Pride
New York State
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Pride
Thankful
Lexington
Mile Oval
Stanley Dancer
George Washington
Brandywine Raceway
Wilmington
Del
Cardigan Bay
Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt
New York
Vernon Downs
Chuckeen
Newtown Commander
Bobby iLite
Tiant tosses four-hitter as Indians blank Tigers 2 0
Luis Tiant hurled a four hit shutout with six strikeouts and no walks to beat Detroit 2-0, his fifth shutout of the season. Paul Popovich of the Dodgers belted his first major league homer leading off the ninth to spark a 4-3 win over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Tiant
Paul Popovich
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
OHS Concludes Baseball Slate In Home Games
Oswego High loses 4-1 to Cortland and ends its 1968 baseball slate with two home games this week versus Bishop Ludden and Liverpool. Weather could postpone the Ludden game to Wednesday, with rain likely cancelling the Liverpool contest. Box scores and staff notes follow, highlighting standout contributions from Granato and Snell for Cortland and Riley for Oswego.
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Buccaneers
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Henninger
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Wwitl Corcoran
Ssccseeeeses
CBA
Central Tech
Dick Granato
Bucky Snell
Tigers
Granato
Kevin Riley
Snell
Bill Biviand
Riley
OHL
Jim Coniski
Rick Pettie
Bob Buckley
Long Island
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Wehenen
ABRH
Abrh Canale
Osonnachioss
lAcquaviciac
Mullen
Ofruaxit
Canale
Ostanski
lArduiniss
Sobotaph
APM
Monroe
Sicke
Krott
If Vie Spatte
Duman Killed In Milwaukee Track Pileup
The Rex Mays Classic 150 mile race at Milwaukee ended in tragedy as Ronnie Duman, 36, died after a fiery crash at the south wall on the third lap. Norman Brown was critically injured and Ray Darnell escaped with minor burns as six spectators were hurt. Lloyd Ruby won the event in a turbine powered car after a dramatic race, while Duman, Brown and Darnell started from the back of a 24 car field and collided in a high speed wall impact that also injured Duman’s young son Dick.
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Ronnie Duman
South Wall
Rex Mays
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Duman
Norman Brown
Ray Darnell
Darnell
Dearborn
Mich
Eddie Sachs
Dave MacDonald
Rown
Brown
Andy Granatelli
Offenhausers
Art Pollard
Joe Leonard
Ruby
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Major League Leaders American League Batting and More
The list highlights top AL leaders by birth, noting leaders in batting, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. M L Howard leads in batting average with 31 and in RBIs with 47, while F. Howard of Washington tops HR with 22. Pitching leaders include McLain 9-2 with .818 and McDowell 114 strikeouts.
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F.howard
Yastrzemski
Bost
McAuliffe
Det
White
N.Y
F. Howard
Wash
Powell
Bast
R.eal Bost
B. Robinson
Fregosi
Calif
W. Horton
Campaneris
Oak
Cardenal
Cleve
John
Chic
McLain
McDowell
Tiant
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
National League leaders list Rose as batting champion with .356 after 115 at bats and 41 runs for Cincinnati. Perez, Santo, Bench among RBI leaders. Rose, Flood Leading hits. Stolen bases by W Davis and Wills. Pitching leaders include Marichal and Singer with high win totals and strikeout counts.
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Pitt
Cin
A. Johnson
Perez
Santo
Chic
Bench
Flood
Brock
St.l
B. Williams
Clemente
Mays
S.F
W. Davis
L.A
Wills
N.Y
Marichal
Singer
Weekend Minor League Results Report
Saturday results from the Pacific Coast League show Seattle losing 2 to 3 and Hawaii 0 to 2. Indianapolis lost 4 to 5 to Spokane. Phoenix 4 to 5 Tacoma and Vancouver 11 to 10 Denver. San Diego 11 Portland 7 and Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 0.
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Hawaii
Indianapolis
Spokane
Phoenix
Tacoma
Vancouver
Denver
San Diego
Portland
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Sunday Baseball Scores From Western League Card
Sunday results list games with Denver 7 Vancouver 6 Indianapolis 9 Spokane 7 Portland 7 San Diego 1 Tulsa 2 Oklahoma City 1 Phoenix 10 Tacoma 10 No further details provided on dates venues or pitchers.
Warren, Andrews, Shampine And York Share Glory After Kennedy Tribute
Rich Wood tops a 24 car field at Oswego Speedway to win the 45 lap feature for $1,063, with Todd Gibson leading from early in the race and setting a 109.6 mph pace. Ken Andrews Jim Shampine and Tom York complete the top five as officials honor slain Senator Kennedy before the race.
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Andrews
Shampine
York
Kennedy
Todd Gibson
Oswego Speedway
Richwood
Ace
Gibson
Jim Shampine
Bentley Warren
Neal Tooley
Jack Burgess
Red Barnhart
Nolan Swift
East Albany Street
Barnhart
Brown
Gordon Dukes
Rowe
Burkholder
Sam Carista
Wallace
Logan
Landon
Bartholomew
Letcher
Greedy
Thring
Gary Witter
Waurels
Gresley
Mackereth
Brother Harry
John Davis
Bob James
Kempton Oates
Tiberio
Muldoon
Howard
Swift
Witter
Morton quits mid race in Texas track meet
Freshman Dave Morton of Texas, once the year’s sprint sensation, halted midway in the 440 at the United States Federation Track and Field Meet in Houston. He walked off the track after fading in the heat, ending his bid as Prairie View won the relay anchor leg. Jim Green topped the day with a 9.3 100 and 20.9 220, while Ron Kutchinski set the world best in the half mile at 1:47.1.
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Tex
United States Federation
Dave Morton
Texas
Butler Stadium
Texas Sun
Morton
Hardee McAlhaney
Tennessee
Prairie View
Jim Green
Kentucky
Ron Kutchinski
Michigan
Mann Wins Bluegrass Golf Title At Louisville
Carl Mann shot a three under par 69 to finish at 210 and win the fourth annual Bluegrass Classic in Louisville Ky by four strokes over Sandra Haynie, as the AP reports.
Turbine Wins At Huntsville
A turbine powered Howmet TX car dominated a 25 lap race at Huntsville, averaging 91 miles per hour on a 2.3 mile course with two hairpin bends and two high bends. Heppenstall led from the start and lapped the field by the fifth lap, pulling away from Rambler American in second place. The event opened with a moment of silence and a prayer.
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Huntsville
Ala
Heppenstall
Weekend Fights Report From Managua Mexico City
Eduardo Mojica 116 pounds outpointed Chart chai Chonio 116 in Managua. Brubey Car mona 133 pounds stopped Joe Brown 134 in Mexico City, four rounds.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Eduardo “Ratan” Mojica
Chartchai Chonio
Thailand
Mexico City
Brubey Carmona
Mexico
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Government Fleets Report 377111 Vehicles Held
At the start of the year the federal government owned 377,111 vehicles exclusive of troop training or tactical machines, reflecting large scale asset holdings across agencies.
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