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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1968

Page

12

Florida court orders license show cause for first girl jockey

The Florida State Racing Commission was ordered to justify why Barbara Jo Rubin should not be licensed as the state's first girl jockey. Circuit Judge Jack A. Falk set a January 15 show cause hearing to explain the commission's conduct on Rubin's licensing application filed the prior Friday. The judge gave the panel another chance to waive or amend rules that require jockeys to be male.

Miami, Fla Florida State Racing Commission Barbara Jo Rubin Circuit Court Jack A. Falk Miss Rubin Tropical Park

Davis Cup interest fades in Australia

In Adelaide the 57th Davis Cup Challenge Round between the United States and Australia is seen as a financial flop and may be the last under the amateur format. Sponsorship loss, weak ticket sales, and Australia’s pro-raid era are cited as reasons for waning interest and calls to move to an open format.

Will Grimsley Associated Press Adelaide Australia United States France England Neville Bickers Lance Hoskins South Australian Lawn Tennis Association Memorial Courts Arthur Ashe and Company America Queensland Brisbane U. S London Sydney Donald Dell Harry Hopman

Marichel Gibson top National League pitchers in 1968

National League official averages crown Bob Gibson of the Cardinals and Juan Marichal of the Giants as the league’s top pitchers. Gibson led with a 22-9 record and a 1.12 ERA in 34 games, plus a 15-game win streak and a 2.49 team ERA. Marichal went 26-9 with a .743 winning percentage, 30 complete games, and 326 innings pitched. Ferguson Jenkins and Claude Osteen also notable. Three no hitters occurred this season.

Cincinnati Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Juan Marichal San Francisco Giants Steve Blass Pittsburgh Pirates Gibson Detroit Tigers Grover Cleveland Alexander Philadelphia Phils Marichal Ferguson Jenkins Chicago Cubs Bill Hands Claude Osteen Los Angeles Dodgers Ray Sadecki Giants Bob Veale Pittsburgh Claude Abernathy Cincinnati Reds George Culver Philadelphia San Francisco Gaylord Perry St. Louis Ray Washburn Cards Cardinals

Fox Stake Pace Set For Sunday Nighr Reborn in Indiana

The Fox Stake, nation's richest 2 year old pacer race, will move to Sunday next year at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. Nile Todd says the event could be worth 70000 dollars and will be held August 31, following the Hambletonian shift to Wednesday. Laverne Hanover won this year's Fox Stake with a 67,842 dollar purse.

Indianapolis Ind DuQuoin Nile Todd Fox Indiana Todd Fox Stake Laverne Hanover

Steelers fire coach Bill Austin after 11-28-3 tenure

Pittsburgh fires coach Bill Austin after three seasons marked by a 11-28-3 record and a return to cellar play in Century Division. Owner Art Rooney called the move painful but said the team did not win enough. Austin cited defense, especially pass defense, as a problem.

Pittsburgh Bill Austin Pittsburgh Steelers National Football League Austin Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers Buddy Parker Steelers Art Rooney Steeler

Daytona speed bump could boost stock car pace to 200

Daytona Beach reports near 200 mph pace anticipated at Speed Weeks after Buddy Baker unofficially hit 194.380 mph in a closed course run at Daytona International Speedway. Firestone’s new wide racing tire adds 20 percent grip, with official stock car record at 189.222 mph set by Cale Yarborough in 1968.

Daytona Beach Fila Daytona International Speedway Buddy Baker Charlotte N. C Cale Yarborough Timmonsville S. C Jim Hurtubise North Tonawanda N. Y

Dallas Cowboys face key injury decisions ahead of crucial game

Dallas coach Tom Landry updates status of key players as Don Meredith holds QB role despiteCalls for Morton. Baynham ready to return from knee issue and Jethro Pugh listed probable as Cowboys eye offense and defense balance in Eastern Conference clash. Alvaro Pineda loses ground in National Jockey Championship after Bay Meadows day with $200 fine.

Denne H. Freeman Associated Press Dallas Tex Don Meredith Dallas Cowboys Meredith Law New York Craig Morton Landry Craig Baynham Cleveland Baynham Jethro Pugh Pugh Cowboys San Mateo Calif Alvaro Pineda Angel Cordero Jr Pineda Bay Meadows Cordero Stewward

Buckeyes bench Kern as shoulder injury bolsters backup

Rex Kern dislocated his left shoulder in a blocking drill and will wear a sling for at least a week. Coach Woody Hayes moved Ron Maciejowski to No 1 quarterback and warned Kern may sit out contact drills if he cannot heal before the January 1 Rose Bowl against Southern California. Senior Bill Long remains as insurance behind Maciejowski.

Columbus, Ohio AIP Rex Kern Ohio State Buckeyes Woody Hayes Kern Hayes Sophmore Ron Maciejowski Southern California Maciejowski Bill Long

Cassius Clay Surrenders to Serve 17 Month Traffic Sentence

Muhammad Ali, formerly Cassius Clay, turned himself in at Dade County jail to begin a 17 month and 10 day sentence for driving with an expired license. He was named a jail trustee and defended returning to boxing once his legal issues are resolved amid appeals on a draft evasion conviction. He boasted of his speed and predicted a comeback could pit him against Joe Frazier or Jimmy Ellis.

Miami, Fla Dade County Muhammad AR Cassius Clay Ali Ty. Ali Henry Arrington U. S. Supreme Court Sports Illustrated Joe Frazier Jimmy Ellis

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