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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1968

Page

30

WVU Spring Football Sees Favorable Weather and Scouts Pitt

West Virginia coach Jim Carlen timed spring drills from March 20 to late April, enjoying unusually good weather and easing practice continuity. Pitt faced rain and cancellations. Dave Hart ended drills in three weeks, with multiple workouts wiped out. Carlen and staff scouted Pitt as WVU eyes a fall clash with a tall Panther roster.

Jim Carlen Almanac West Virginia Mountaineer WVII Stadium Pitt Dave Hart Panthers Pittsburgh Carlen WVU Penn State Syracuse Rod Fedorchak Bill Pilconis WVU Plobes Giants Dave Havern Frankie Gustine Havern Phil Callicutt Callicutt Charlie Fisher Ken Adam Fisher George Henshaw Doug Bowers Ed Nugent University Hospital Johhny Mallory Philadelphia Eagles John Danny Williamson Eagles Saskatchewan Garrett Ford Denver Broncos

Braves Defeat Dodgers as Aaron BatS In Four Runs

Hank Aaron drove in four runs with two homers to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Pat Jarvis allowed six hits in a complete game for his third victory, while Claude Osteen took the loss after surrendering three Braves homers.

Atlanta Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Pat Jarvis Aaron Braves Bob Tillman Claude Osteen Jarvis Dodgers Rocky Colavito Bob Bailey Len Gabrielson Felix Millan

Marichal Secures Fifth Win In Giants Victory Over Reds

Juan Marichal earned his fifth win of the season as the Giants rallied from an early deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 4 in Cincinnati. Hal Lanier led the comeback with a fourth inning run after a stolen base and fielder’s choice, while Ollie Brown drove in the go ahead run with a bases loaded double in the first inning.

Cincinnati UPI San Francisco Giants Cincinnati Reds Juan Marichal Giants Hal Lanier Billy McCool Ron Hunt Jim Maloney Ollie Brown Vada Pinson Tony Perez Lee May Reds Marichal Jack Hiatt May Johnny Bench Frank Johnson Perez San Francisco Hunt Rose F.johnsn A Johnson Mays Pinson McCovey Hart J.alouif Bench Brown Rt Helms Hiatt Cardenas Lanier Maloney McCool Kelso Ruiz Abernathy Jones Ph

National League baseball schedule with multiple matchups

Sunday games feature Houston at St Louis and San Francisco at Cincinnati with listed probable pitchers for each game. Afternoon and evening starts include Los Angeles at Atlanta and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, plus Chicago at Oakland and Minnesota at California among others.

New York Cardwell Selma Chicago Nye Niekro Los Angeles Sutton Atlanta Kelley Philadelphia James Pittsburgh McBean Houston Dierker St. Louis Gibson Carlos Oakland Odom Minnesota Boswell California Wright Detroit Lolich Washington Coleman Cleveland Tiant Horgan Baltimore Leonhard Phoebus Boston Ellsworth Bell Talbot Monbouquette W.L Pet St Louis San Fran Phila Loas Ang Cincinnati New York Ll W. L. Pet lYe Calif Wash

Wright Leads Tall City Open With 66 Again

Mickey Wright fired a second consecutive 66 to hold a five stroke lead at the Tall City women's open in Midland Texas. After two rounds her 132 places her atop a field including Carol Mann and Shirley Englehorn as she pursues a third tour title this season.

Midland Tex UPI Mickey Wright Carol Mann Shirley Englehorn Tall City Miss Wright Shirley Engiehorn Clifford Ann Creed Donna Capon Sandra Spuzich Patty Berg Mary Lou Daniel Sandra Haynie Betsy Rawls Ruth Jessen Beth Stone Kathy Whitworth Marilynn Smith

Pearson Wins Rebel 400 at Darlington in Record Pace

Spartanburg driver David Pearson won the Rebel 400 at Darlington South Carolina driving a 1968 Ford. He earned 13900 dollars for first place finishing in a record 3 hours and 55 seconds. Darel Dieringer of Charlotte finished second in a 1968 Plymouth.

Darlington S.C UPI David Pearson Spartanburg Droe Ford Pearson Darel Dieringer Charlotte N.C

League Leaders and Pitching Standings Summary

National League top hitters include McCovey of the Giants with 24 RBIs and Swoboda of the Mets at 22. Perez leads with 20 RBIs, Staub 19, and Williams 18. In the AL, Angels lead with 20 RBIs. Killebrew and Horton among leaders. Pitching leaders show Reed 3 0 in NL and Wise 5 1 in NL. Vic Lai n and others lead AL with strong decisions.

McCovey Giants Swoboda Mets Perez Reds Williams Cubs Staub Astros Angels Killebrew Reed Braves Niekro Koolman Wise Phils Carlton Gibson Washburn Cards VicLain Tigers John White Sox Warden Wright Santiago Red Sox McDowell Indians Ab.r H. Pet Rose Cin Flood McCovey San Fran A.johnson Cin Alou Atla Az Grote Hous Pitt Mays Kessinger Chi AB. R.H. Pet Alvis Cleve Freehan Det Carew Minn Johnson Baito White Howard Wash Horton Stroud Allison Unser Giants Aaron Braves Santo Shannon Hart Repoz Angels Ward Twins Senators

Open golf entry process trims 3038 to 150 for 1968 U S Open

The USGA outlines a multi stage qualifying path for the 1968 U S Open at Oak Hill Rochester NY. 36 hole local and sectional rounds determine 150 players including 34 exempt and defending champions. Notable entrants include Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Julius Boros Arnold Palmer and Roberto De Vicenzo with venues at Memphis Dallas Detroit Chicago and Rochester.

New York UPI U.S. Golf Association Oak Hill Country Club Rochester Memphis Country Club Memphis Tenn Dallas Athletic Club Country Club Dallas Billy Maxwell Rex Baxter Bill Martindell Jacky Cupit Bob Dickson Terry Dill Bert Weaver Tommy Jacobs Ken Still Bob McCallister Allen Henning Ron Cerrudo Detroit Chicago San Francisco Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Gary Player Ken Venturi Julius Boros Don January al Geiberger Dave Marr Bobby Nichols Nicklaus Roberto DeVicenzo

Redskins Sign No 1 Draft Choice Jim Smith

Washington signed No 1 pick Jim Yazoo Smith formerly star defensive halfback at Oregon. Smith called the contract satisfactory and Otto Graham declined to disclose terms.

Washington UPI Jim ‘Yazoo’ Smith University of Oregon Washington Redskins Redskins Smith Otto Graham

Granatelli Ordered to Modify Four Turbine Cars

USAC directed Andy Granatelli to change parts on four of his six turbine machines. The suspension components in cars numbers 20 30 60 and 70 must be modified to meet specifications before any further practice and prior to qualifying for the Indianapolis 500. Car 30 formerly involved in Mike Spence's fatal practice incident is among those affected.

Indianapolis Ind UPI Andy Granatelli United States Auto Club Stewart Harlan Fengler Fengler Joseph Granatelli USAC Granatelli Mike Spence England

Senators option Hank Allen. recall Steve Jones from Buffalo

The Washington Senators optioned outfielder Hank Allen to Buffalo of the International League and recalled left handed pitcher Steve Jones. Allen batted .111 in 18 plate appearances this season and .233 in 116 games last year. Jones is 1-2 with Buffalo. He is expected to join for Sunday's game with Detroit.

Washington UPI Washington Senators Hank Allen Buffalo Steve Jones Allen Jones Senators Detroit

Colts Sign Paul Elzey In Fourth Draft Wave

The Baltimore Colts announced the signing of linebacker Paul Elzey, the team's fifth draft choice, on Saturday.

Baltimore UPI Baltimore Colts Paul Elzey

Oshawa Generals Clash Marlboros In Weekend Hockey Showdown

Hockey action features Oshawa Generals against Toronto Marlboros from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Also on ice are figure skating and motor eveling events from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. and a soccer match between New York Generals and Toronto Falcons from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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