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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1968

Page

12

Filipino Basco Dominates Yuzudo in Tokyo Bout

Sulfred Basco of the Philippines defeats Kiyohide Yuzudo of Japan in Tokyo. Basco lands a 122 percent strike advantage while Yuzudo suffers a 123 point loss in a high profile match.

Tokyo Basco Philippines Kiyohide Yuzudo Japan

Schlee Narrowly Misses Firestone Course Record

John Schlee winced as a 15 foot putt failed to drop on the No 17 hole at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio on Thursday. The miss prevented a new course record and left Schlee seeking another chance.

John Schlee Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio Schlee

Schlee leads Classic at Firestone after 65 in Akron

John Schlee fired a five under par 65 at Firestone Country Club to hold a two stroke lead in the American Golf Classic. Bob Lunn shot 67, with veterans Art Wall Jr and Gardner Dickinson three behind as Julius Boros and Lee Trevino faltered. The field of 127 pros and three amateurs would be cut to the low 70 scores after today’s round.

Schlee John Schlee Dallas Firestone Country Club Don Fairfield Bob Rosburg Arnold Palmer Bob Lunn Art Wall Jr Gardner Dickinson Johnny Pott Hale Irwin Colorado Lee Elder Bruce Crampton Don Bies Tom Weiskopf Palmer Nicklaus Larry Mowry Hideyo Sugimoto Frank Beard Bobby Cole George Knudson Bob Goalby Bill Campbell Julius Boros Lee Trevino

Steelers face Big Red in openers with Mexico City game canceled

Pittsburgh meets St Louis and Cleveland hosts Los Angeles as four day exhibition play opens. The canceled Detroit versus Philadelphia Mexico City game creates confusion but NFL officials work to find a replacement while other NFL AFL matchups proceed across Saturday and Sunday.

Pittsburgh St. Louis Cleveland Los Angeles Mexico City Eagles Lions United States Philadelphia Detroit National Football League New York Jets Houston Astrodome Atlanta Washington Tampa Fla Baltimore Chicago Birmingham Ala New York Green Bay Cincinnati Denver San Diego Oakland Dallas San Francisco Miami Buffalo Rochester N.Y

Palmer may Face Open Qualifying After 1968 Effort

Arnold Palmer shot 21 over par during the 1968 Open and may have to compete in sectional qualifying rounds for the 1969 Open at Houston Texas.

Arnold Palmer Houston Tex

Dodger Stadium thriller ends with Clendenon RBI in NL tilt

In a tense night at Dodger Stadium the Pirates broke a 3 3 tie in the ninth when Matty Alou singled with one out and Donn Clendenon drove in a run with a single after Roberto Clemente was intentionally walked. Clendenon’s hit gave reliever Ron Kline his ninth win. Dennis Menke homered.

Dodger Stadium Alston Walker Pirates Houston Matty Alou Fred Patek Alou Wile Roberto Clemente Donn Clendenon Clendenon Ron Kline Dennis Menke

Wise, Allen pace Phillies 14–4 win over Dodgers

Rick Wise pitched a one hitter and Rich Allen hit his 23rd homer to lift Philadelphia past Los Angeles 14 to 4. Pittsburgh topped Houston 4–3 and St. Louis edged Cincinnati 1–0 as Bristol’s relief allowed a hits spree. Chicago blanked Atlanta 4–0 behind Bill Hands, matching a two hit shutout.

Cincinnati RBI Oakland Ampaneris Cleveland Pinson Ardenal Johnson Snyder Bando Hall Bench Hershberger T. Horton Perez Azcue Heims Pagliaroni Harris Cardenal Alvis Jones Klimchek Carroll Jackson Cloninger Krausse Brown Bogie Sprague Siebert Harper Segui Kurtz Donaldson Maye Akerpolan Gosger Maris Kubiak Detroit Cepeda McAuliffe McCarver Campbell Gagliano New York RBI Northrup of Schofield Howser Kalinerf Maxvill White Stanley Washburn Mantle Cash Edwards Nea Cordenes Washburn Horton McLain Hoerner Robinson Siebert Andrews Kurtz Jones Ib Bogle Scott Sprague Hana” McLain Salmon Yastrzemski Leon A Harrelson Aker Smith Minnesota Fernander Boston Houston Blair Belanger Chicago Simpson Torres F. Robinson SB _ Miller Robinson McCraw S—Jones Getay Motton Staub Etchebarren Wynn Rader Blefary Menke Hoebus Pooner Leonhard Josephson Bateman Aspromonte Cuellar California Thomas Kirkpstrick Fregosi SO Knoop Pittsburgh Kaat Burometer Clendenon Menke Repoz Patek S—Staub Keller Brunet P Baerman Roland Locke SO Phoebus Cottier Veale Leonhard — Kline Miller Ace Washington Unser H. Allen McMullen F. Howard Holman Peterson Hannan Kessinger Beckett Williams Santo Banks Spangler Hickman Handley Atlanta Alou Lum H. Aaron Torre Tillman Francona R. Jonson Millan Martinez Reed Britton Philadelphia Rbie Taylor Pena Gonzalez Alien Rf Rojas Dalrimpie Wise Los Angeles Rbi Crawford Fairey Avis Haller Fairly Bailey Popovich Shirley Singer Gabrielson Os Angeles Allen Sb—Rojas SO Singer Singer Harry Walker Dave Bristol Walt Alston Rick Wise Rich Allen Walker St. Louis Bristol Bill Hands Bart Shirley Roberto Pena Bill Singer Center Astros Ray Washburn Tony Cloninger Reds Johnny Bench Tony Perez Tommy Helms Mack Jones Clay Carroll Bobby Tolan Dome Roger Maris Joe Hoerner Billy Williams Hands Braves Cub

Pearson Wins Sandlapper 200 at Columbia Speedway

David Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina surged to a one length victory in the Sandlapper 200 Grand National race at Columbia Speedway. Charlie Glotzback of Georgetown Indiana finished second and was followed by Lee Roy Yarborough of Columbia Elmo Langley of Charlotte and Neil Castles of Charlotte in the top five.

Dave Pearson Columbia S.C David Pearson Spartanburg Columbia Speedway Charlie Glotzback Georgetown Ind Lee Roy Yarborough Elmo Langley Charlotte N. C Neil Castles

Redear Sunfish Facts Meet Illinois Sunfish Growth

The redear sunfish resembles the pumpkin seed but has a scarlet ear on the gill cover. It matures at one year, spawns in late spring with 2 000 to 10 000 eggs, nests in colonies near vegetation, and males guard fry. Snails are a preferred food. the redear is the largest Illinois sunfish besides bass and crappie. Tony Doyle outpointed Joe Hemphill in Los Angeles.

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