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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

06 May 1968

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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1968

Page

10

Pitchers pester Nats Yankees and Twins in high-scoring day

Brabender homered in his first start of the year as the Orioles blanked Washington 8-0. Siebert kept Minnesota hitless until the seventh and drove in a go ahead run in Cleveland’s 2-1 win. Peters hit a grand slam in Chicago’s 5-1 win over the Yankees as Bahnsen won the nightcap for New York. other games saw Oakland beat Boston and Detroit defeat California.

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Gene Brabender Sonny Siebert Gary Peters Brabender Baltimore Orioles Washington Siebert Minnesota Cleveland Indians Twins Peters Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Yanks Stan Bahnsen Chicago Oakland Boston Detroit California Senators Ron Clark Cleveland Jose Cardenal Leon Wagner Alvin Dark Stan Williams Indians Sam McDowell Luis Tiant Steve Hargan al Downing Bahnsen White Sox Pete Ward Joe Verbanic Bahn RBI Gibson c Jones Blefary Blair New York Wyatt P Motton Lyle B. Robinson Vis White Agave Peters Bell Poewill Downing Waslewski Johnson Peterson Adair P' Etchebarren Womack Landis Belanger Joseph Valentine W—Bahnsen L—Fisher Howard McMullen Ward Bosman Coggins Uhiender Knowles Oliva Killebrew Bryan Allison Bowens Roseboro B. Allen Clark Hansen Hernandez Moore Kostro Stroud Quilici Humphreys Rollins Higgins Merritt H. Allen Reese Worthington Cardenal Salmon Wagner Batimore Nelson Alvis Morton Blefary Horton Powell Arcue Harris Moore Davalillo Sieber Williams Bosman Clarke S— White Mantle Rosco Howser Rbie Campaneris Robinson Jack Womack Bando Whitaker Webster Cater Hershberger Aparicio Pagliaroni Cher Donaldson Monday Davis Dobson Voss Josephson Melton Bradford Tartabull Cullen Andrews Yastremski Smith Harrelson Petrocelli Chance Nash John Sparma Leonhard McDowell Stottlemyre
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Mark Donohue Wins Laguna Seca Race

Mark Donohue repeating as USRRC road racing champion won the Laguna Seca race in Monterey California chasing Lothar Mechtenbauer and finishing ahead of Jim Hall. Donohue earlier won Riverside and leads the series with strong showing by Giants pitching staff posting a 2.92 ERA while Cincinnati is second at 3.05.

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Monterey Calif Mark Donohue Lothar Metschenbacher Laguna Seca Riverside Jim Hall San Francisco Giants Cincinnati
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Foyt Wins Yankee 250 at Indianapolis Raceway Park

A. J. Foyt climbed from 27th to win the Yankee 250 mile stock car race at Indianapolis Raceway Park. He finished in 3 hours 5 minutes 50.4 seconds at 80.715 mph, earning 3950 dollars from a 23000 dollar purse. Foyt led at 100 miles despite a tire blowout and later a collision. Al Unser’s engine failure dropped him from contention.

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Indianapolis Ind A. J. Foyt Indianapolis Raceway Park Foyt Plymouth Norm Nelson Jim Perry al Unser Unser Frank Freda Parnelli Jones Jack Bowsher Bowsher Jones Dave Whitcomb Dodge Leonard Blanchard Ford Keith Ploughe Bob Haach Chevelle Bill Shirey Dick Beinlick
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Canadiens edge Blues 3 2 in overtime playoff game

Montreal beat St Louis 3 2 in sudden death overtime to take a 1 0 series lead in the Stanley Cup finals. Jacques Lemaire scored the overtime winner as Gump Worsley stopped the Blues until the decider. Discussion focused on the teams’ playoff histories and key players like Talbot and Moore.

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Charlie Borough Associated Press St. Louis Scotty Bowman St. Louis Blues Boston Bruins Blues Montreal Canadiens Canadiens Bowman Boston Jacques Lemaire Glenn Hall Montreal Barclay Plager Gump Worsley Henri Richard Toe Blake Blake
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Pro cage draft heats up as ABA signs nine players

The American Basketball Association completed its college player draft in Minneapolis with nine signees and about six more to be announced. Los Angeles Stars, formerly the Anaheim Amigos, signed No. 1 pick Larry Miller and No. 2 pick Mervin Jackson and hold rights to UCLA players Warren Lacey and Lynn.

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Minneapolis Houston Elvin Hayes Louisville Westley American Basketball Associated Los Angeles Stars Anaheim Amigos Larry Miller North Carolina Mervin Jackson Utah Los Angeles UCLA Mike Warren Edgar Lacey Mike Lynn
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