Ziggy Ready for Monday Bout by Ziggy’s Unbeaten Run
Promoter Perry Payne touts Ziggy a powerfully built 24 year old from Houston who seeks a 22nd straight victory Monday night. Payne notes Ziggy’s guts and nonstop drive, contrasting his limited amateur background with his rapid professional success against Mike Bruce of Springfield and Dave Zyglewicz of Watervliet.
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Damascus Heavy Favorite in Jockey Club Gold Cup context
In New York, odds of 2-5 favor Damascus to win the 1967 two miles at Aqueduct and then move to the Washington D.C. International at Laurel. Damascus, trained by Edith Bancroft’s stable, has earned about $723,631 with 11 wins in 14 starts this year, facing five rivals including Handsome Bay, Dunderhead, Gentleman James, and Successor. Post positions place Damascus at No. 2 with top jockey Bill Shoemaker aboard. other riders include Angel Cordero Jr., Bob Nono, Ronnier Turcotte, and Bill Boland. The Gold Cup purse is $107,600. victory worth $69,940.
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Quarry Patterson Heavyweight Title Rematch Set in Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry and Floyd Patterson square off in the World Boxing Association heavyweight title rematch at the Olympic Auditorium for 12 rounds. Patterson, the 32 year old New Yorker, carries a 46 5 1 record while Quarry eyes a knockout as both fighters weigh in near even and TV coverage is planned by ABC.
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U S Wins Four More Gold Medals in Pre-Olympic Swim Day
United States swimmers claim four golds on the penultimate Pre-Olympics night led by Debbie Meyer and Claudia Kolb from California. Carl Robie takes the men’s 200-meter butterfly, while Guillermo Echeverria wins Mexico’s sole gold in the 400-meter freestyle.
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Cardinals Give Red 1-Year Pact
ST LOUIS AP Red Schoendienst rehired as manager for one year with a substantial pay raise, policy of one-year contracts cited by Busch. Estimated 1968 salary around 45 000 dollars. Schoendienst praised team’s 1967 season and expressed desire for a multiyear deal, while aiming to add one or two players for next year.
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Pownal Harness Racing Results Snapshot
A compact recap of Pownal harness racing standings featuring multiple race divisions for 3 to 5 year olds. Notable entries include Jake Up Time and Next Month with times around 1:60 and 1:48, plus parlays like Daily Double 14-10 paying $47.00. Scratched horses, attendance listed at 4,195, and payouts across divisions reflect a lively late season card.
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Santiago
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Adkins
Bobby Les
Donahue
Betsy
Mills
Franky
Penden
Ross
Gabriele
Rodriguez
Anderson
Gabrieley
Sullivan
Celason Light
Tiptaupe
Karpe
Knights Venture
Swin Doble
Cards Coach Ousts GB Spy From Workout
St Louis AP Charley Winner, Cardinals coach, ordered Green Bay public relations director Chuck Lane to leave Busch Stadium during a practice session as the Cards prepared for Monday's NFL game with the Packers. Veteran back Prentice Gautt returned to action after a brief knee injury and was expected to be ready for Green Bay.
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Russian beats Byrne in 28 moves at Sousse chess tourney
Vik tor Kortchnoy of Russia defeated Richard Byrne of Indianapolis in 28 moves yesterday during the international chess tournament held in Sousse Tunisia.
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Raceway Results Summary From Asterace Meet
Race results from a series of pacing and trotting events listing winners, times, and payouts. Notables include Pi-Houston Express and Mighty Arnold H with times around 2:14 and 2:11, interference notes, Daily Double payout of 364, and attendance of 2,580 with handle 167,808.
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TV Game Doesn't Affect Ratings
Notre Dame and Michigan State, battered giants, provide the action for college football today. No. 1 Southern California hosts Oregon in Los Angeles, while No. 2 UCLA idle. No. 3 Colorado seeks Big Eight crown by beating Oklahoma State. No. 4 Tennessee hosts LSU in Knoxville. NC State, Wyoming, Indiana unbeaten in Top Ten, with NC State favored over Duke and Wyoming facing Arizona State. Indiana meets Arizona as a 5-0 No. 10. Notre Dame–Michigan State at South Bend airs on ABC at 2:15 p.m. EDT after both suffered reverses. Raye out for MSU, Snow and Burgener hurt for Notre Dame. Army and Navy favored in service clash. Army hosts Stanford, Navy visits Pittsburgh. Georgia, Houston, Alabama, Georgia Tech, Florida State, South Carolina, North Carolina and others in action. Big Ten, SEC, SWC and Ivy clashes listed.
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Raceway Selections for TST Clayton Battler and Neat Picks
Race selections list multiple horses and drivers across positions from 2nd to 10th. Notable entries include Sea Knight, Waycownt, Ned Rosecroft, Grand Blaze, Sim Ban lover, Phillips Pride, and Andy Minbar among others. Several locations and names appear in a compact wagering-style card.
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Mrs Paffard Wins North and South Senior Women's Golf
Mrs Frederic Paffard shot 86 to finish with 242 total and win the 10th annual North and South Senior Women’s Golf at Pinehurst No. 2. The Sewickley Pa. golfer defeated her closest rival Mrs Douglas Coupe of Loudonville New York by two strokes.
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Notre Dame Faces Hardened Test With Injuries At State
Notre Dame and Michigan State meet in a national TV game after a tense last year's clash. Injuries and suspensions shake both teams as Spartan six players miss curfew and Notre Dame aims to rebound from losses to USC and Purdue. Parseghian predicts a rugged, different contest.
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Clark Wrecks 500 Car at North Carolina Speedway
Grand Prix driver Jimmy Clark wrecked his 1967 Ford Fairlane during a qualifying run at North Carolina Motor Speedway for the American 500. He escaped injury and his crew planned repairs for a final day of time trials.
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Ken Little
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Kevin Hardy
Paul Snow
Mike Burgener
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
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Walt Frazier To Make NBA Debut Tonight
Walt Frazier, No. 1 draft pick for the New York Knicks, returns from a right ankle injury. He is expected to debut tonight against the Detroit Pistons at Madison Square Garden. The Umpires Association hosts its annual dinner at Crossroads Restaurant, with Jim Horgan as master of ceremonies.
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