Tigers and Yanks clash in 19 innings to a 3 3 tie
The Yankees and Tigers fought a 19 inning tie after a 2-1 Yankees win in the opener. Stan Bahnsen pitched six in the first game while Roy White homered in the eighth of the second. The game was halted by the 1 a.m. curfew and will be replayed as part of a Sunday doubleheader.
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Detroit Tigers
Stan Bahnsen
New York
Detroit
Tom Tresh
Bahnsen
Mickey Stanley
Dick McAuliffe
Smith
Stanley
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Jim Price
Freehan
Baseball Leaders and Stat Leaders Highlights
National and American League player leaders highlighted include McCovey and Allen with home runs, Harrelson and Howard top RBIs, and pitching leaders Regan, Kline, and McLain. The data show top batters like Rose Alou Yastrzinky and others across teams with season totals and averages.
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G. AB
R. H. Pet. Rose
Cin
Alou
Pitt
Johnsn
Atla
Staub
Hou
McCoy
Millan
Helms
Flood
St.l
May
American League G. AB R. H. Pet
Oliva
Carew
Mondy
Oak
Coirs
Andrws
Bos
Harrisn
Yastzki
Uhindi
Min
Dulle
Cal
Horton
Det
McCovey
Giants
Allen
Phils
Banks
Cubs
H. Aaron
Braves
Williams
F. Howard
Senators
Harrelson
Red Sox
Tigers
Jackson
A’s
Powell
Orioles
Perez
Reds
Santo
Clendenon
Pirates
Northrup
Twins
Natonal
Regan
Kline
Marichal
Gibson
Cards
Koosman
Mets
McLain
Santiago
Tiant
Indians
Hardin
McNally
John
White Sox
Houston Rips Buffalo 37 in AFL exhibition
Houston Oilers defeat Buffalo Bills 37 to 7 in Tulsa. Reserve QB Bob Davis directsHouston offense with 9 of 17 for 137 yards and 3 TDs including a 60 yard pass to Ode Burrell. Scoring also features Granger run and Wittenborn kicks. Attendance 21,500.
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Tulsa
Okla
Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Bob Davis
Houston
Davis
Oilers
Ode Burrell
Hoyle Granger
Bills
Pete Beathard
Lawrence Fikins
John Wittenhorn
Sid Blanks
Gary McDermott
Buffalo
Bufalo Houston
Hous
Wittenborn
Hous—Blanks
Buff—McDermott
West Vigo Vikings Eye 1968-69 Season Under Clements
West Vigo coach Clements outlines a 50-50 backfield plan for the Vikings. Dan Harris a capable passer backs up by Har old McCoy while Dennis McCleary leads a strong rushing attack with 680 yards. Lee Silcock and sophomores in the backfield mix. Strong defense with returners Jim McCalister Dennis McCleary and Bill Griffin at linebackers and safeties Mike Fields Dennis Dyer Bob Silcock. Schedule lists Schulte September 6 and Marshall Illinois November 9 tailing a jamboree August 30 and a 1968-69 season beginning with Schulte in Sept.
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Vikings
Dan Harris
Harold McCoy
West Vigo
Dennis McCleary
Nick Lee
Bob Silcock
Lee
Silcock
Bill Lee
Jay Morgan
Jim McCalister
Bill Griffin
Mike Fields
Dennis Dyer
Letterman Steve Howard
Kenny Lamb
John Cline
Mark Arnold
Dan McGrath
Clemnts
Schulte
Sullivan
Clinton
Gerstmeyer
Greencastle
Linton
Garfield
Memorial Stadium
Honey Creek
Wiley
Marshall, Ill
Terre Haute Americans Cup Fifth in World Series
Terre Haute Indiana defeated Hagerstown Maryland 10 in a consolation game to finish fifth in the 22nd Little League World Series. Wa kayama Japan meets Richmond Virginia for the world title while Santa Ana California faces Canada for third. Stewart earned his seventh win with Mills saving in the shakier fourth frame as the Americans close their season and plan to travel home via Washington D C.
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Williamsport
Ind
Hagerstown
Wakayama
Japan
Richmond
Nicaragua
Germany
Pennsylvania
Santa Ana
Calif
Canada
Stewart
Mills
Tim Edwards
Edwards
Mike Brashears
Don Rowlett
Nate
Stan Jones
Mike Small
Rowlett
Twilight Game: Detroit vs New York Ends in Double-Header Action
Detroit and New York split defeats as nightly scores show Detroit 16 0 ..., New York 25 0 ..., with homers by Wilson for Detroit and White for New York. The night cap features Calied and Sparma in 19 innings finishing after curfew. White homers for New York while Oliva connects for Minnesota as they topple Chicago in 28-4. Baltimore and Boston clash with late surges. Pizarro and Krausse pick up wins for their clubs. Cleveland and Washington and California and Oakland also post notable scoring patterns with several homers and steady pitching.
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Lasher
Hiller
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Price
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Hamilton
McDaniel
Womack
Fernandez
Gibbs
New York
White
Gene Thomas
Griese
Dolphins
Jimmy Keyes
Baltimore
Mike Lucci
Lou Michaels
Dick LeBeau
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Dallas
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Cleveland
New Orleans
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Washington
Raleigh
N.C
Los Angeles
San Diego
AFL
Oakland
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Morgantown
W.va
St. Louis
New Haven
Conn
Multiple MLB games with late-inning rallies and losses
A string of games includes Cincinnati edging New York 26 to 4 with Cardwell losing. Philadelphia dropping to Atlanta 6 to 5 as Jarvis earns the win. Chicago loses to Houston 3 to 2 with Niekro and Regan affected, San Francisco beats Los Angeles 8 to 4 behind Bolin, and St Louis over Pittsburgh 2 to 0 as Veale and Hoerner propel the win.
Lions Dominate Colts as Jets, Patriots Win Exhibitions
In Friday exhibition play the Detroit Lions shut out the Baltimore Colts 14 7 while the New York Jets defeated Atlanta 27 12 led by Namath who threw two touchdowns and completed 12 of 20 for 140 yards. Cappelletti kicked two field goals for Boston in a 19 17 win over Miami.
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Namath
New York Jets
Cappelletti
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Jets
Atlanta
Patriots
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Houston Oilers
Buffalo Bills
Detroit Lions
Baltmore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
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Falcons
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George Sauer
New York
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J, Turner
Ny—Sauer
Sauer
Parilli
Atlh
Parker
J. Turner
Johnson
Rochester
Biggs
Y—Mathis
Atl
Etter
Palmer central as touring pros dispute nears stage at Thunderbird
Arnold Palmer remains noncommittal as the PGA revolt of touring pros moves toward a key clash at the Thunderbird Classic. Palmer's talks with PGA president Max Elbin followed by a decision to honor current contracts, while leaders of the new group press for independence and sponsor support.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington D.C
Latrobe
Gardner Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Doug Ford
Dan Sikes
Frank Beard
Thunderbird
Houston
Ryun Fails To Meet Own Mile Standard In Damp Eugene Meet
Jim Ryun, the world’s premier miler, won the mile in 3 59.0 at Eugene but criticized his own effort after suffering from mononucleosis. Wade Bell finished third as Martin Liquori set a personal best 3 59.3 and Oregon’s Bell ran 4 01 amid a soggy track.
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United Press International
Jim Ryun
Martin Liquori
Ryun
Eugene
Ore
University of Kansas
Liquori
Wade Bell
Villanova
Bell
Oregon
Ryan
Illini defense optimistic despite limited inexperience
Champaign reports coach Jim Valek remains confident in Illinois 1968 defensive secondary despite losing key regulars. He cites several Urbana High School products including Charlie Bareither and Ralph Waldron as potential starters and notes depth from newcomers, aiming for a unit stronger than last year’s.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Jim Valek
Valek
Urbana High School
Urbana
Charlie Bareither
Ralph Waldron
Dan Franklin
Illinois State University
Fred Wolf
Fairmount
Jamaica
Valeri
Lenge
Randy Rodgers
Monmouth
Warren
Bareither
Ilini
Rich Kristak
Cicero
Morton East
Bob Wintermute
la Grange
Lyons
Hugh McIntosh
Piper City
Wolf
Franklin
Waldron
Rodgers
Mike Ryan
Lombard
Willowbrook-Villa Park
Jim Wilford
Cary
Cary Grove
Charles Belssner
Norridge
Ridgewood
Ron Bess
Ken Kmiec
Hafback
Illini
North South Shrine clash hinges on passing attack
In Indianapolis two all star teams near Butler Bowl played in blistering heat. North led by Bob Hackleman and South led by Larry Ricke planned a pass heavy attack as coaches predicted a high scoring game. Proceeds benefit Shrine hospitals with Purdue schedule noted for Virg ia and Wake Forest games in Lafayette.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Dick Young
Stewart
Red) Faught
Bob Hackleman
Marion County
North Central
New Albany
Larry Ricke
South
Shrine Hospitals
Guardianship Petition for Parks Children In Vigo County
Indiana Vigo County Probate Dept files guardianship affidavit for Jerry Dee Parks and Garry Lee Parks minors. Respondent Shirley Ann Parks residence unknown. hearing set October 29 1968. note served by Clerk Leonard F Conrad with court seal.
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State of
Indiana
Vigo
Jerry Dee Parks
Garry Lee Parks
Probation Department
Vigo County
Shirley Ann Parks
Leonard F. Conrad
Exhibition Pro Football Friday Results
Detroit NFL 14 defeated Baltimore NFL 7. Boston AFL 19 beat Miami AFL 17. New York AFL 27 topped Atlanta NFL 12. Houston AFL 37 defeated Buffalo AFL 7. San Francisco NFL 22 over Denver AFL 6.
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NFL
Baltimore
Boston
AFL
Miami
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Buffalo
San Francisco
Denver
Florence signs tender to enroll at Indiana University
Bloomington Indiana Karl Florence one of Calumet High School's star runners signed a tender to enroll at Indiana University IU track coach Jim Lavery said Thursday Florence runner up in the 440 yard dash in the state prep finals in May
Freight sale notice at Eastern Express Inc Terre Haute on Sept 9 1968
The following freight will be sold at Eastern Express Inc 1450 Wabash Avenue Terre Haute Indiana on September 9 1968 One case fruit cake C Waldorf Bakers Bronx New York One carton cleaning compounds C War Co Chemical Co Brooklyn New York Two boxes slate board C Board King Inc Oceanside New York Eight cartons cover freeze machines IC Stevens Insul Elmont New York One box polyethene C Parks Sharon Nursery Sharon Massachusetts One carton chemistry labs C Food Chemistry Lab Providence R I 1 One car stereo C Automatic Radio Melrose Massachusetts Eastern Express Inc
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Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute
Indiana
Waldorf Bakers
Bronx
New York
War Co. Chemical Co
Brooklyn
Slate Board
Board King, Inc
Oceanside
Stevens Insul
Elmont
Parks Sharon Nursery
Sharon
Massachusetts
Providence
Melrose
Eastern ‘Express, Inc
Public Service Commission hearing on Terre Haute borrowing order
Public Service Commission of Indiana will hold a hearing in docket 231874 on September 9, 1968 at 9:30 A.M. in Indianapolis to review Terre Haute Gas Corporation's request to borrow up to 3 million dollars and issue notes. Public participation requested. Also notices of qualification and administration for Vigo County estates.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
Terre Haute Gas Corporation
State
Indianapolis
Indiana
Phillip L. Bayt
Vigo
Eli Stupar
Dorothy Kress Reynolds
Terre Haute
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo County
State of
Mary C. Heidrick
Russell Modesitt
Ralph E. Brill
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