Indiana All-Stars Face Kentucky In Return Match
Indiana All-Stars in Indianapolis aim to salvage pride against Kentucky in the second game of a summer benefit. Indiana trails 1-0 after a 59-54 loss in Louisville with several lineup questions including Ford and Shepherd. Kentucky plans to start Davis and a veteran backcourt, while about 14,000 fans are expected at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Bullpen Big Factor Helps Tigers Lead AL Pack
Detroit strengthened its eight game AL lead as bullpen hero Fred Lasher improved to five wins with four saves in a 5 4 victory over Chicago. Manager Mayo Smith credited refreshed relievers Pat Dobson Hiller and Patterson for clutch work while Mickey Stanley and Norm Cash provided key homers in a drizzle delayed twi night doubleheader setup.
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Rebirth Hint for American Association in 1969
Oklahoma City reports the American Association may be revived next year with Indianapolis as a member. The Pacific Coast League faces major shakeups as two teams move up to the majors, prompting talk of a third Class AAA league. Indianapolis GM Max Schumacher indicated interest in joining a geographically central league.
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Pirates Rout Bunning as Mets Near .500 Mark
In Philadelphia the Pirates defeated Jim Bunning and the Phillies 10-1 after a winless stretch for Bunning this season. Elsewhere in the National League, Houston beat the Mets 7-2, Atlanta topped the Dodgers 3-0, San Francisco edged Cincinnati 4-3, and St. Louis beat Chicago 9-5 as Larry Dierker held New York to limited hits. The Mets again fell short of reaching .500, remaining at that milestone for the fifth time this season.
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Capitols Sign Ex Sycamore Ross to CF L League
Jos Ross 24 formerly a defensive halfback at Indiana State has signed with the Indianapolis Capitols of the Continental Football League. The 195 pound sophomore led Indiana State in kickoff returns and starred at Southport High School.
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Beban Leads West Past East in Coaches All America Game
UCLA star Gary Beban threw 222 yards and two touchdowns guiding the West to a 34-20 win over the East. Syracuse back Larry Csonka earned MVP honors praised as a great runner by East coach John Pont, while Harmon Killebrew earned a 9000 salary bonus in 1959 context.
Major League Baseball card features day night games
Schedule lists games across the league with matchups including St. Louis at Chicago Niekro 6-6 and Sadecki 8-9, Cincinnati at San Francisco Nolan 2-2, New York Koosman 11-2 at Houston Wilson 4-9, and more. Also shows a doubleheader and late afternoon starts with teams like Oakland at New York and Cleveland at Boston.
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Cubs Eager to Open Long Home Stand
Chicago cards fall 9-5 as St Louis leads NL with Cepeda and Shannon homers. Cubs extend skid to seven. Fergie Jenkins takes loss, six runs in six innings. Rally in seventh via Hundley and Phillips. Brock opens with homer. Nieko to face Washburn next day.
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Giants Rally Past Reds in Six-Run Evening Win
San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 4-3 as Gaylord Perry allowed six hits and unearned runs. Jim Hart belted a two-run homer with two outs in the seventh to erase a 3-2 Reds lead. Willlie Mays missed the game at home with flu but was expected back Saturday. Manager Herman Franks praised Perry and Hart for the comeback effort.
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Beban Shines As West Tops East In All America Game
Heisman winner Gary Beban of UCLA completed 15 of 20 passes to spark the West to a 34-20 victory over the East in Buffalo. Beban connected on a 29-yard TD to Rick Eber and a 44-yard strike to an Arizona State player, lifting the West to a 4-4 all-time tie in the eight-year series. East star Larry Csonka and Greg Landry stood out for the East, while Beban lauded by coach Pont as a prospective asset alongside Landry.
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George Archer Sets Lofty Putter Goal In Cleveland Open
In his fifth pro year George Archer of California aims to be the tour's best putter. He shot 65 to lead the Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tommy Aaron at 135, as Roberto De Vicenzo and Dave Stockton were two back. Archer seeks the $22,000 first prize amid chilly conditions and strong challengers including Dickenson Dickson Yates January and McBee.
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Bobby Unser to lead Pikes Peak field in Hill Climb
Colorado Springs AP Bobby Unser, winner of the Indianapolis 500, will be first starter at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb. His brother Al will be second. Bobby set a new qualifying record at 5 11.29 for the 12.42 mile course, ahead of Al at 5 13.99.
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Oilers Sign Linemen Longo and Domres for 1968 Season
The Houston Oilers of the AFL signed tackle Tom Domres and guard Bob Longo for the 1968 season. Longo earned an all ECAC nod at the University of Pittsburgh last season.
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