Hinkle Boosts Indiana All Stars Before Kentucky Rematch
Indiana All-Stars receive a pep talk from Tony Hinkle in Indianapolis at Butler’s Hinkle Fieldhouse. He urges shooters to attack with confidence after a 59-54 loss, while Kentucky dominates rebounding with 14 boards by Thomas and Bunton. Indiana plans adjustments featuring Ford and Hoover as Nelson heals from an ankle injury. Kentucky has won six of seven in the series, including last year’s Indianapolis win.
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Butler
Hoosiers
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Cleon Reynolds
Ron Thomas
Granville Bunton
Louisville
Thomas
Counter
Bob Ford
Evansville
John Hoover
Gary Tolleston
Jim Nelson
Gary Roosevelt
Golf Gallery Favors Palmer and Trevino
Tony Jacklin in good form after an off period leads the Cleveland Open with a 66 as Trevino struggles with putts and Palmer risks missing the cut after a rough No. 14. Jacklin admits fatigue followed by a brief layoff, while Trevino seeks redemption after Open victory and Palmer battles for survival amid tricky rough and a bogey-filled stretch.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Sir Ivor Favored for Irish Derby Victory
American-owned Sir Ivor, winner of the English Derby this year, held the early betting advantage for Saturday's 184800 dollars Irish Derby. The Irish Sweepstakes are the basis for the race betting.
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UPI
Sir Ivor
Indiana cagers shift six games to Tuesday in 1968 69 schedule
Indiana University announces six basketball games in the 1968 69 season moved from Monday to Tuesday night to align with a Big Ten Saturday Tuesday plan. The amended schedule includes nonconference games at Ohio University Missouri North Carolina State Loyola DePaul Michigan State and Illinois plus home matches with Ohio State Northwestern Purdue Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with several late winter dates listed.
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Bill) Orwig
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Niagara
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Turbine Cars May Race at Continental Divide
INDIANAPOLIS AP Two of the Lotus Pratt & Whitney turbine cars may be repaired in time for the 150 mile Continental Divide race at Denver July 7. Repairs delayed awaiting parts from England. all four cars wrecked this season. If ready, repairs should finish before a 200 mile race July 21 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. The wounded cars were damaged at Mosport and Milwaukee. the Leonard car is owned by Parnelli Jones.
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England
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Canada
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
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Leonard
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Torrance
NFL players and owners meet amid strike talk in Detroit
Detroit AP reports representatives of NFL players and owners met today as sources say players voted to strike unless pay demands are met. In Houston AP notes Warren McVea, ex UH star halfback, released on 400 dollar bond after charged with aggravated assault. a 20 year old woman testified he beat her during an argument. McVea had signed a Bengals AFL contract.
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National Football League
United States Meets Russia in Olympic Basketball Final
The U S Olympic team travels to Moscow for the finals of an international tournament seeking revenge with a match against Russia.
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UPI
United States
Russia
No-Hitter by Jim Reynolds Highlights Pimento Victory
Jim Reynolds pitched a no hitter and drove in a run as Pimento defeated Haley Brothers 6-0 in the Sullivan-Vigo League. Davie Wilson also shut down Pepsi-Cola 8-0 for Local No. 1041 in the North Little League, fanning 12 batters and allowing 19. Templeton drove in 3 RBIs as Reynolds, Hudson, Miyaki, Curtis, and Rick Walker powered the Pimento win.
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Curtis
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Grubb
Cubs Trade and Open at Wrigley vs Cardinals
Baseball brief notes Oliver of Rock Island hit .143 in 16 games for Boston while Will ie Smith, 29, moved from Cleveland in the Lou Johnson deal. Bill Stoneman returns from Tacoma after a rough start. The Cubs host the Cardinals at Wrigley Field after a 2-11 road trip. Durocher fields Jenkins against Briles.
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Willie Smith
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Fergy Jenkins
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Larrison to Present Race Trophy Tonight
Mayor Larrison will award the Mayor's Trophy to the winner of the monthly quarter midget race at the Fraternal Order of Police Track on South 13th Street. Gates open for qualifications at 6 p.m. with the trophy presentation following.
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Henry Aaron Adds Page to His Story
Henry Aaron belted his 495th career homer as the Atlanta Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3. Tommie Aaron delivered key hits with singles in the fifth and seventh, supporting the elder Aaron while struggling for runs earlier in the season. Elsewhere in the NL the Mets defeated Houston 3-1 and the Dodgers beat the Giants 6-5 in 11 innings. Zoilo Versalles homered in the 11th as the Dodgers stopped Juan Marichal’s 10-game win streak.
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Henry Aaron
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Philadelphia Pillies
Chris Short
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New York
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ed Charles
Mets
Zoilo Versalles
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Bosox Add Juan Pizarro for bullpen depth
Boston Red Sox acquire southpaw Juan Pizarro from the Pittsburgh Pirates for cash to bolster relief ahead of a game with the Cleveland Indians. Pizarro, 31, has appeared in 12 relief outings this season with a 1-1 record, while his lifetime mark stands at 107-77. Gene Oliver is traded to the Chicago Cubs to clear room. Oliver notes his limited action with Boston and hopes for a chance with Chicago.
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Cleveland Indians
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Royals Add Eddie Sawyer as Scout in KC
Kansas City Royals signed former Philadelphia Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer as a scout. He is the sixth scout for the club and will begin July 1, working with Charlie Metro, director of player procurement.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Baseball results and scores from National and American Leagues
A compact roundup of NL games with Los Angeles and San Francisco, and New York at Houston, plus American League notes including Cleveland Boston and Philadelphia. Key pitchers, wins and losses, and home runs listed. multiple games concluded with nine innings and late-inning actions noted.
McDowell Fails to Win Team Support in All Star Week
United Press International reports Sam McDowell drew only modest backing from his Indians teammates after being named to the American League All Star team. Boston’s Red Sox powered to a 9-3 win over Cleveland aided by four McDowell errors as Ken Harrelson led the hosts with three hits. Jose Santiago earned his ninth win for Boston despite elbow soreness, while the Twins defeated Baltimore 2-0 before rain cut the game in the sixth, narrowing the Orioles’ lead for second place behind Detroit.
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Jose Santiago
Minnesota Twins
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Bill Orwig Is Honored
BLOOMINGTON Indiana University Athletic Director J W Bill Orwig has been elected head of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics for the 1969 70 year The organization with 157 member universities and colleges announced the result at its Cleveland Ohio annual meeting Orwig will serve as program chairman for 1968 69 and next summer's convention in Kansas City Missouri as president elect of the association
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Bill) Orwig
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
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New Faces Lead American League All Star Mound Staff
The 1968 AL All Star staff is all new with seven pitchers chosen by manager Dick Williams for the game in Houston on July 9. Four are first-time selections, including Jose Santiago, Luis Tiant, Tommy John, and John Odom. Denny McLain, Sam McDowell, and Mel Stottlemyre bring prior All Star experience.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Jose Santiago
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Tommy John
Chicago
John Odom
Santiago
Odom
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McDowell
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Stottlemyre
Iowa State Council Finds Few Grievances in Racial Charges
Iowa State University Athletic council said an extensive inquiry cleared most allegations of racial discrimination by Negro athletes. It will meet two of eight demands after reviewing a protest threatening a sports boycott by August 1. The council pledged to support Black students and ensure their academic and athletic success.
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Iowa
Iowa State University Athletic Council
Iowa State
Strike Talk In the Air In Detroit NFL Talks
In Detroit NFL players and owners opened a negotiating session after a vote by players authorizing a strike over demand for higher minimum salaries, better pension plans, and more pay for exhibition games. Lions owner William Clay Ford called it a regular meeting, not an emergency session.
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Crawford outpoints Alvarado in Los Angeles bout
In Los Angeles Fran kie Crawford of Los Angeles won a ten round decision over Tony Alvarado of Pasadena. Mike Hernandez of San Jose also won a ten round decision over Scooter Meza of Fresno.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frankie Crawford
Tony Alvarado
Pasadena
Calif
Mike Hernandez
San Jose
Scooter Meza
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