Drysdale Hurls Fifth Straight Shutout Giants Bow 3-0
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale blanked the Giants 3-0 in Dodger Stadium to extend his consecutive shutout streak to five, tying the major league record. Umpire Harry Wendelstedt rejected a Dietz hit-by-pitch call, sparking friction with Giants manager Herman Franks as the game stayed scoreless into late innings. Rocky Robinson doubled for Los Angeles to plate the first run in the second inning.
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Suuloul
Carl Hubbell
Giants
New York
Harry Wendelstedt
San Francisco
Herman Franks
Dodger Stadium
Drysdale
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Dave Marshall
Dick Dietz
Wendelstedt
Dietz
Franks
Ty Cline
Jack Hiatt
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chico Ruiz
Phillies
Roberto Pena
Ruiz
Bill White
Philadelphia
Rusty Roger Hitting Star and Other NL Action Friday Night
Great Scot defeated Elks 4-2 while Coca-Cola beat Visqueen 7-3 at Terre Haute Little League Park in NL play. Bob Holloway led the winners with two hits, Glenn Pack collected two for the losers. Rusty Royer drove in five for the victors with two doubles and a single at Evening Optimist Park, as Smith-Alsop toppled Hawks 8-4 and Wabash Valley Asphalt shutout Coca-Cola 6-0 behind Stan Williams one-hit pitching with 16 strikeouts. Williams and Blackwell sparked a strong win for their club, and other box details include Parker and Davis making key hits for San Francisco against Los Angeles.
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Elks
Coca-Cola
Visqueen
Terre Haute
Bob Holloway
Glenn Pack
Rusty Royer
Wabash Valley
Stan Williams
Williams
Chuck Blackwell
Burk
Cox
Smith
Austin
Deacons
Roger
Chaney and
Adams
RHE
Smith-Alsop
Hawks
Ciolli and
Groves
Daugherty
J. Swift
Asphault
French
Evinger
Williams and
Blackwell
Rain postpones Valparaiso Ohio U. NCAA District 4 game
In Minneapolis Minnesota NCAA District 4 baseball tournament games were rained out on Friday. Valparaiso vs Ohio University was postponed and rescheduled for this morning. Minnesota faces Southern Illinois at 1 30 p m and the Crusaders Ohio U winner plays the Gophers Sulukies loser at 4 p m. The championship is set for 1 p m Sunday.
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Valparaiso
Ohio University
Minnesota
Southern Illinois
Crusaders
Ohio U
Gophers-Sulukies
White Sox squeeze bunt wins 2-1 in 14th
Luis Aparicio delivers a bunt single in the 14th inning to score the decisive run as Chicago Whitesox beat Minnesota 2-1. Ken Berry drew a hit by pitch dispute, a near altercation arose, then the Sox loaded the bases and Aparicio’s bunt brought home the winning run.
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White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Willie Horton
Detroit
New York
Bob Rodgers
California
Oakland
Ken Harrelson
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Baltimor
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ken Berry
Bob Miller
Dick Kenworthy
Berry
Miller
Eddie Stanky
Sox
Sandy Alomar
Russ Snyder
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Rot
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Oliva
Priddy
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Martney
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Voss
Zimerman
Josephin
Quilici
McMahon
Kenorthy
Hernandz Ss
Berry Cf
Kostro
Cullen
Reese
Alomar
Perrnoski
Gpeters
Kaat
Locker
Worthgtn
Wood
R Clark
Causey
Merritt
Wilhelm
Rosebeero
Snyder
Rollins
G.peters
B.miller
Brazil and Rosedale to meet in sectional semi finals
Brazil defeated Patricksburg 10 to 3 behind pitcher Dave Wesley and key hits from Barry Parr Tim Sanders and Blaine Akers. Rosedale beat Van Buren 13 to 2 as Joe Hendrix sided the mound effort with four first inning runs. Saturday Staunton meets Clay City at noon with Brazil facing Rosedale. final set Monday at 3 p.m.
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Ind
Patricksburg
Rosedale
van Buren
Dave Wesley
Barry Parr
Tim Sanders
Blaine Akers
Joe Hendrix
al Montgomery
Bob Beshaw
Mike Frazier
Staunton
Clay City
Wesley and
Kumpf
Tinsley
Brumfield
WOO
Mercer
Knox
Hendrix
Hodge
Butler to Play Big 10 Powers in 1968-69 Schedule
Butler University unveils a 26 game slate coached by Paul D. Hinkle featuring Illinois Northwestern Purdue Michigan State Western Kentucky Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan New Mexico Weber State and other regional rivals. Home and away dates span December through February with 13 key Western Conference matchups and final games against Saint Joseph's Toledo and more.
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Indianapolis
Big Ten
Butler University
Paul D
Tony) Hinkle
Illinois
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan
Bulldogs
Ohio State
New Mexico
Weber State
Utah
Hinkle
Western Kentucky
Notre Dame
Indiana State
Ball State
Evansville
DePauw
Wabash
Valparaiso
St. Joseph’s
Michigan State
St. Joseph's
Toledo
Tri-County Baseball Action This Sunday
If rain holds off, Tri County baseball games are on. At 2 p.m., Rockville goes to North Terre Haute, North Vermillion faces West Terre Haute at Spencer Field, and Prairie Creek meets Cloverdale Torr at Cloverdale. At 1:30 p.m., the Terre Haute Independents travel to the Indiana State Farm for a game.
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Rockville
North Terre Haute
North Vermillion
West Terre Haute
Spencer Field
Prairie Creek
Cloverdale Torr’s
Cloverdale
Terre Haute ‘Independents
Indiana State Farm
Jaster Shuts Out Mets as He Earns Starting-Rotation Bid
Larry Jaster pitched a two hitter for a 2-0 win over New York, moving him closer to a starting role with St. Louis. He carried a perfect game into the eighth before Greg Goossen broke it up with a two-out single. Jaster improved to 3-2 and lowered his ERA to 0.95 in 38 innings, noting his bullpen status may be up for grabs with Joe Hoerner as the other lefty.
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Larry Jaster
St. Louis Cardinal
New York Mets
Greg Goossen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jaster
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Joe
Joe Hoerner
Cardinals
Tom Seaver
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Goossen
Feld
Don Bosch
Billy Muffett
Cardinals dissent on dead ball talk after 2-0 win
At Shea Stadium the Cardinals dismissed Pie Traynor’s claim the ball is dead after a 2-0 victory over the Mets. Red Schoendienst and Curt Flood joined teammates in disputing the idea while Cepeda and Maxvill defended pitching and power. Lou Brock noted his own .239 pace as the team’s hitters struggled in the low scoring era.
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UPI
Cardinals
Pie Traynor
Red Schoendienst
Shea Stadium
Mets
Schoendienst
al Weis
Cal Maxvill
Cardinal
Curt Flood
Cepeda
Joe) Cronin
Lou Brock
Boston Red Sox
Brock
Lou
Sullivan and L M reach Sullivan semis with wins
Sullivan beat Dugger 3-0 to advance to the Sullivan sectional baseball semifinal. L M defeated Worthington 11-3 in the opening game. North Central and Shakamak also advanced, with Sullivan set to face L M in the next round.
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Ind
L&m
Worthington
Dugger
North Central
Shakamak
Linton
Belmont Stakes field includes Hirsch trained sprinters
Belmont Park hosts the 100th Belmont Stakes with nine 3 year old runners in the $100000-added race. Max Hirsch trained two in the field—Call Me Prince owned by Mrs Adele Rand and Draft Card owned by Robert J Kleberg. Also mentions Bob Goalby’s Masters win as his seventh in 11 years.
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New York
Max Hirsch
Belmont Park
Adele Rand
Call Me
Prince
Robert J. Kleberg
Bob Goalby
Prep Baseball Opens With Regional Games In Indiana Tourney
United Press International reports sectional games scheduled across Indiana sites as rain delays push some matchups to next week. Jim Parsons threw a no hit bid for South Bend Riley in a 6 0 win over Central with 13 strikeouts. St Josephs beat LaSalle 6 1 in South Bend. Brazil defeated Patricksburg 10 3 and Rosedale beat Van Buren 13 2. Ireland edged Jasper 4 2 on Steve Stenle’s two run homer. Lebanon beat Thorntown 7 1 and Granville Wells topped Clinton Prairie 4 3.
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Jim Parsons
South Bend Riley
Central
Parsons
St. Joseph's
LaSalle
South Bend
Brazil
Patricksburg
Rosedale
van Buren
Steve Stenle
Jasper
Ireland
English
Zionsville
Sheridan
Lebanon
Thorntown
Granville-Wells
Clinton Prairie
Drysdale Ties Major League Shutout Mark in Five straight
Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers tied the major league record with five consecutive shutouts by blanking the San Francisco Giants 3-0. He owns a 6-3 season with all wins by shutout, matching 1904 White Sox ace Harris White among NL pitchers and joining a list of legends. Drysdale’s 45 scoreless innings this stretch leaves him 11-3 behind Hubbell for NL best and far from Johnson’s 58 MLB mark.
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LOS Angeles
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Harris White
Chicago White Sox
Drysdale
San Francisco Giants
Carl Hubbell
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Miami Signs Sidle
Miami Beach Florida signed first round draft pick Don Sidle a 6 foot 8 inch center from the University of Oklahoma to a two year no cut contract.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
American Basketball Association
Don Sidle
University of Oklahoma
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