Connecticut Travelers Sweep RC Cola In Twin Bill
The Connecticut Travelers beat RC Cola 10-7 in game one and 6-3 in game two. Mulford had two hits for the winners in the opener while Duncan held RC Cola to three runs in the nightcap and Nespoli led Connecticut with three hits in the second game.
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Sours
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Mulford
Laskowski
Jack Larrick
Donald
Whitelock
Alson Smith
Bailey
Duncan and Carle
Jack Fretwell
Earl Bailey
C S Bank Beats Phillips In City Softball Makeup
C and S Bank defeated Phillips 6 to 2 in a makeup City Softball League game. Frank Simons earned the win with a three hitter, while Gene Singhass took the loss after giving up 10 hits. Bob Barr had two hits for Phillips. Simons led the winners with three hits as Bud Silman and Cliff Peacher added two each. A five run fifth inning doomed Phillips.
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Bob Barr
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Koufax
Rellief
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Ferrama Captures Juvenile Sprint at Charles Town
Ferrama a Kentucky bred two year old trained to West Virginia prominence scores a nose victory in the Juvenile Sprint Purse at Charles Town before 1766. The Duc De Fer daughter romped from far back to overhaul Gold Charger and Great Gran's grand progeny for a $9 mutuel payoff. Gold Charger and Little Doll set the early pace with fractions of .22 1/5 and 47 1/5 for the half.
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James L. Wiley
Ferrama
West Virginia
Rico Monte
Jefferson
Gran
Gold Charger
Little Doll
All-Star Game Opens With Koufax Start in St Louis
National League star Sandy Koufax, starting for the first time in an All-Star game, faces Denny McLain as 50,000 fans pack Busch Memorial Stadium. Alston chose Koufax over Marichal citing merit and readiness while Mele plans his bullpen with Siebert and Bell among others.
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Sam Mele
Sandy Koufax
Alston
Kouf
Mele
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
Dodgers
New Busch Memorial Stadium
Busch Memorial Stadium
Minesota
Walter Alston
Los Angeles
National
American
Soviet Track Cancellation Sparks Olympic Ban Discussion
Soviet Union withdrew from its dual track meet with the United States slated for July in Los Angeles, prompting U.S. officials to warn of possible Olympic sanctions for 1968. Tass cited protest of American Vietnam War participation. AAU leaders voiced concern over jeopardizing amateur sports exchanges.
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Mexico City
United States
Los Angeles
Moscow
Tass
Col
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Frankfurt
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Hull
Glenn Davis
Col. Hull
Davis
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Clifford H. Buck
AAU
Denver
Colo
Pit
Berkeley
Calif
Zbignniew Keskiewicz
Polish Track and Field Association
Northside Lanes leads in Ball and Chain league as McKee and Taylor shine
Northside Lanes Ten Pin One Hit and Three Misses holds first place by sweeping Jokers behind Betty McKee’s 182 game and Bruce Taylor’s 505 series. Nut House Four trails closely as Earl Sealock’s 1198 game pace and Bill Webber’s 385 series lift them.
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Betty McKee
Bruce Taylor
Curtis Braithwaite
Nut House
Wackies
Earl Sealock
Bill Webber
Zee R-O’s
Butch
Bud Beers
Battletown Four
John Sealock
Bernie Mentro
Bernie
Mustangs
Roadrunners
Riley Loy
Joan Hylton
Bob Baker
Hershall Jones
Betty Willis
Jw’s
Frances Morrison
Wanda Gilmer
Degarmo
Ing
Bill Cas
Ray Tilley Wins Hagerstown Feature Race
Ray Tilley of Fredericksburg Pennsylvania in the Bud Grim Ford captured the 25 lap Hagerstown feature at Hagerstown Raceway. Tilley recovered from a mid race flip to take the lead on lap 16 and hold for the checkered with Gerald Chamberlain finishing second.
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Hagerstown
Ray Tilley
Hagerstown Raceway
Fredericksburg
Ford
Gerald Chamberlain
Everett
Chamberlain
Tilley
All Star Game Batting Averages Lineup
The AP lists Tuesday's All Star batting orders with averages for the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Kaline .325 Oliva .314 F Robinson .312 B Robinson .295 Freehan .248 McLain 134 and Clemente .328 Aaron .289 McCovey .296 Santo .311 Torre .286 Koufax 15 4 as pitcher.
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St, Louis
McAuliffe
Detroit
Kaline
F. Robinson
Balti
Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Scott
Boston
Toney Defends State Horseshoe Title in Winchester
Robert Toney of Lynchburg went 15-0 to win the Virginia State Horseshoe Tournament at Winchester Recreation Park, defending his title as State Champion. Cecil Monday finished 14-1 for second, Bob Dean was third 12-4, with Ken Kyre Charles Clark and Wayne Hogbin notable in the Championship Flight. Frank Cooper won Mens A Flight in a three way tie, Cindy Dean claimed the first Ladies Championship with an unbeaten day.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Bob Dean
Frank Cooper
Cindy
Chamberlain
Felty
Carbaugh
Bob Myers
Charlie Wearing
Jimmie Kirk
Shorty Bowers
Bunky Fuller
Bowers
Ray Dovel
Dick ‘Wartenfeltz
Virginia
Robert Toney
Lynchburg
Cecil Monday
Richmond
Toney
McGaheysville
O. D. Burnette
Ken Kyre
Charles Clark
Wayne Hogbin
Winchester
Cooper
Cindy Dean
The Planets 1 Important lanet 6 Remotest known planet
A fragmented note references planets and distant celestial features with unclear terms such as rugged crests and taciturn descriptors. It hints at a glossary style list including possessive and Gaelic terms, but the readable content remains ambiguous and disjointed.
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