White Sox sweep Twins as Ermer battles ball boy
The Chicago White Sox completed a four game sweep of Minnesota with 3-2 and 4-3 wins. Cesar Tovar and Rich Reese misplayed a foul ball retrieval by ball boy Tommy Davis, enabling two runs in the fourth inning. McNertney delivered the go ahead in the ninth to seal the sweep.
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Pearson wins Macon 300 at Middle Georgia Raceway
David Pearson captures the Macon 300 in Macon Georgia at Middle Georgia Raceway driving a 1968 Ford. He leads 235 of 300 laps to finish ahead of Bobby Isaac with Richard Petty third after tire trouble. James Hylton Tiny Lund Curtis Turner Earl Brooks Clyde Lynn J D McDuffie and Neil Castles follow.
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Track meet results highlight Hannah and Bryan on team
The report lists athletes Hannah and Bryan with times and positions including Siebert Rohr Fisher Sims Azcue Suarez and W Hannah as winner. Washington Bryan and Cleveland May noted for performances.
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Miss Eagle Electric Wins Dixie Regatta
Guntersville Alabama AP Miss Eagle Electric opened the 1968 AP racing season with a Dixie Cup Regatta victory before 20 000 spectators Pilot Warner Gardner averaged 99 410 mph in the final heat to win 3000 top prize Miss U S was second with 96119 My Gypsie led by Tommy Fults finished third at 94703 Nine teams shared ten Big Ten titles in the 1967 68 season
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Snead Seeks Open Qualifying Bid Across U S
US Open qualifying resumes today as 206 players compete for 45 spots in 13 locations. Sam Snead, 56, aims for final field after 100 plus wins. 34 players exempt. Final rounds Tuesday in Indianapolis and other sites including Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Seattle.
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Tennessee's Flowers Faces Leg Trouble
Knoxville AP Richmond Flowers, UT Olympic hopeful, felt leg pains during wind sprints and was hospitalized for observation. Officials expected a Monday report from University Hospital on the injury affecting the spring and hurdle star.
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Marichal earns ninth win as Giants top Dodgers
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal scattered three LA hits for his fifth straight win since May 7 as the Giants beat the Dodgers 5-1. Stargell boosts Pirates in doubleheader split with Atlanta with six hits and six RBIs, including two homers. Cardinals sweep Mets to reclaim NL lead, while Cubs and others win in NL action.
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