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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1968

Page

10

Open qualifiers spark tour to Rochester and Can-Am prize

Kansas City seniors Duke Gibson and Leonard Dodson advance in U S Open qualifying with 72 and 148 as Nicklaus eyes title defense. Regional qualifiers begin nationwide with top pros exempt. Garden City NY hosts bowling lead Dennis Taylor tops 27th National All Star event. Can Am adds 126000 prize fund and Edmonton Canadian round with six races previewed.

Associated Press Kansas City Jack Nicklaus Big Jack Duke Gibson Leonard Dodson Rochester N.Y Gibson Indian Hills Dodson Oak Hills Country Club Nicklaus Boston Mass Honolulu Los Angeles Palmetto Jack Montgomery Dallas Athletic Club Country Club Dallas Fort Worth Steve Opperman Reeves McBee San Francisco Garden City Dennis Taylor Cleveland Taylor Milwaukee Mark Kuglitsch Billy Hardwick Louisville Kuglitsch New York John M. Bishop Sports Car Club of America Edmonton Alberta

Braves win as Boyer hit by Marichal bat but praise Braves spark

Braves beat the Giants 6-5 in Atlanta with Clete Boyer saying Juan Marichal threw at him after being hit on the wrist. Boyer, Torre, and fans debated the incident while Joe Torre homered to put Atlanta ahead. X rays showed no fracture. The series continues with Jim Britton facing Ray Sadecki.

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Arson Suspected After Suffolk Downs Stable Fire

A Sunday blaze at Suffolk Downs killed ten Thoroughbreds and a training pony. Fire Chief Alfred Long confirmed arson, with two prior fires in toilets earlier. Over 50 horses were led to safety as crews battled the one story cement and wood structure.

Boston Suffolk Downs Alfred Long Long

Pro grid heads meet in tense NFL labor talks

The NFL Players Association delegates and owners plan to meet likely on Thursday after Atlanta meetings where a master plan was drawn. Players push for 500 per man for pre season games an annual 5 million pension fund contribution and a 15000 minimum salary as teams report in seven to eight weeks. A compromise could end the stalemate.

New York National Football League Players’ Association Atlanta

Toe Blake Charged in Assault Case Heads to Trial

Former Montreal Canadi ens coach Toe Blake and player Claude Provost were ordered to stand trial on charges they assaulted a fan with a hockey stick during an NHL game last fall. A Superior Court date was set for June 3 before Judge Waine Spencer.

Los Angeles Hector “Toe” Blake Montreal Canadiens Blake Claude Provost Waine Spencer Superior

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