Tracewski Ends Indians Tigers Standoff With Fifth Homer
Tracewski belted a three run homer off Sam McDowell to lift Detroit over Cleveland 4-1 in the nightcap and put the Tigers ahead 6½ games again in the five game series. Tiant and McDowell split the doubleheader as Cleveland won 3-0 in the opener. Other AL results: California over Baltimore 3-2, Oakland 9-0 over Washington, Minnesota 3 over New York, Chicago 10 over Boston.
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Tancewski
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Priddy
Milwaukee
Odom
Clark
Brazil Splits Twin Bill With Frankfort In Baseball Action
Brazil American Legion split a Sunday doubleheader at home with Frankfort, winning 6-3 in the opener and losing 1-0 in the nightcap. Kenny Buck had three hits in game one while also delivering the lone hit for Frankfort pitcher John Gunyon in the second game. Jack Mitchell allowed two hits in the nightcap, with the game’s only run unearned. Brazil hosts Logansport and Kokomo in back to back doubleheaders next weekend.
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Brazil
Ind
American Legion
Frankfort
Kenny Buck
John Gunyon
Jack Mitchell
Logansport
Kokomo
Burger Chef Dominates Sul livan State Bank in Ruth League
Burger Chef improved to 4-1 with a 16-1 victory over Sul livan State Bank on Sunday. Jim Mast collected four hits while Grant Meneely doubled twice and Jay Smith hit a home run. Sul livan State Bank scored in the first and made no further advances as Burger Chef tallied early and often.
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Babe Ruth
Jim Mast
Grant Meneely
Jay Smith
Sul. State Bank
Hall
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Paris Grand Steeplechase winner and placings
Harque of France won the $80,000 Grand Steeplechase of Paris. U.S.-owned Bampton Park finished sixth in the field event at the Paris race meeting.
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UPI
Harque
France
Bampton Park
Major League Baseball Standings and Scores Update
National League leaders include St. Louis and San Francisco with tight gaps, while Atlanta and Chicago trail. American League shows Detroit and Cleveland atop, with Boston and Oakland battling for position. Notable games feature end-to-end results, late-inning swings, and multiple home runs across divisions.
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Koosman
Nolan
Nye
Houst
Dierker
Veale
Louis
Carlton
Los Ang
San Fran
Sunday Stars in Major League Wins
Sunday's Stars highlight Ted Uhlaender of the Twins with five straight hits, two runs scored and an RBI in Minnesota's 6-3 win over the Yankees. Jim Nash of the Athletics pitched a four-hitter, blanking Washington as Oakland cruised 9-0.
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Pete Ward
White Sox
Boston
Wilbur Wood
Ted Uhlaender
Twins
Yankees
Jim Merritt
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Orioles
Clyde Wright
Oakland
Mike Hershberger
Washington
Jim Nash
Yeanesatee Press
Minnesota
New York
Athletics
Bob Charles Wins Canadian Open
New Zealand golfer Bob Charles defeated Jack Nicklaus in a final round at St George's Golf Club to win the Canadian Open with a six under par 274, earning $25,000 and the Seagram gold cap. Nicklaus finished second with 267 after a 67. Bruce Crampton tied for third at 277. Knudson famoso with a 64, but ended tied at 281. Charles led from the 14th hole after Nicklaus missed a par putt, then closed with back-to-back birdies and a late par save. He extends his PGA Tour success this season to $52,785.41 in earnings.
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Lee Trevino
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George Knudson
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Sam Snead
R. H. Sikes
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Tommy Aaron
Jack Montgomery
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al Balding
Alcindor Declines Pro Ball to Return to UCLA
Lew Alcindor, UCLA center, says he will return for his senior year rather than sign a $1 million pro contract. He dismisses quitting now, cites hostile attitudes toward his outspokenness, and plans summer basketball clinics for underprivileged New York youths with housing authority involvement.
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NCAA
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Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
Freddie Crawford
Los Angeles Lakers
Emmett Bryant
New York Knicks
Phoenix
Indiana Seeks Cage Revenge in Second All Star Game
In Louisville, Kentucky leads 1-0 after a 59-54 win in the first all star game. Ron Thomas starred for Kentucky with 20 points and 14 rebounds as Indiana trailed early then closed to within one at halftime before Kentucky surged ahead. Indiana tops scorers included Bob Ford with 14 and 16 rebounds for Ford, while Bunton and Thomas each had 14. Indiana now trails in the series 24-16.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Kentuckians
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Thomas
Hoosiers
Jim Price
Terry Davis
Bob Ford
Granville Bunton
Ford
Terre Haute Burger Chefettes Sweep Wood River Doubleheader
The Terre Haute Burger Chefettes swept a Sunday softball doubleheader from Wood River Illinois. Ruth Jones pitched a one hit game in the first contest, winning 1-0, while Marty Dunbar led the hitting. Terre Haute won the second game 4-3 with Fran Zumar on the mound and belted a triple, Janice Shaw adding a three bagger. Next weekend the Chesettes travel to Indianapolis for a 13 team tournament. They win on Louisville Kentucky in the first tilt.
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Marty Dunbar
Terre Haute
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Janice Shaw
Indianapolis
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Fairview sweeps Montezuma in Wa bash Valley twin bill
Fairview swept Montezuma with 4-1 and 4-2 scores in a Wa bash Valley League baseball doubleheader. Finger pitched a three-hitter for Fairview in game one, with Bill Graham and Don Penn homering. Bob Penn had three hits for Montezuma in the nightcap.
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Bob Finger
Bill Graham
Don Penn
Bob Penn
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Riva
D. Penn
Clary
Montezuma A & 3
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Florida Snaps Houston's NCAA Golf Domination
Florida and Grier Jones of Oklahoma State captured top honors at the 71st NCAA golf championships at New Mexico State. Jones sealed the individual title with an eight under par 276 after a late surge, finishing three strokes ahead of Hal Underwood of Houston. Florida won team honors amid scorching heat as coach Buster Bishop urged bold play.
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University of Florida
Grier Jones
Oklahoma State
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Houston
Hal Underwood
Florida
New Mexico State University
Buster Bishop
Underwood
Wake Forest
Joe Inman
Minnesota
Bill Brask
Terre Haute ordinance rezones 2114 2116 Liberty Ave to C-2
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO 7 1968 amends the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and rezones property at 2114 2116 Liberty Avenue from R-1 to C-2 Limited community business. Petitioners Cahill own Caill's Rental Service nearby and seek storage use. property was condemned previously but is not currently. Ordinance effective after council, mayor approval, and publication.
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Gamba
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Road improvement bids sought for Highland Lawn Cemetery
The Board of Cemetery Regents of Highland Lawn Cemetery Terre Haute Indiana invites sealed bids for road improvements. Specifications available at the Highland Lawn Cemetery office 4520 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Vigo County Indiana. Bids close at 10:30 July 10 1968 with certified check of 100 dollars and bid on Form 95. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Board officers James Hollis president James McBarron vice president Edward Chaikin secretary Robert Russell treasurer.
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Highland Lawn
Terre Haute
Indiana
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Highland Lawn Cemetery
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Board of Regents
Vigo County
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