Members of the 1968 World Champions are starting to leave us

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Fifty years later, 1968 Detroit Tigers can't forget World Series-changing play

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The complicated story of Gates Brown, the most clutch hitter on the 1968 Tigers

Only two starters still living from Lombardi's first two champions

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How Marlin Briscoe became the first Black starting quarterback in modern pro football

1968 Olympics Protest Black Power Salute Movie In the Works – The Hollywood Reporter

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American Maelstrom: The 1968 Election and the Politics of Division (Pivotal Moments in World History)

In 1968 baseball showed black, white, Hispanic players could get along - Global Sport Matters

Detroit Tigers radio announcer Jim Price dies at age 81

1968 World Series Detroit Tigers look back on Al Kaline's life

The Oakland A's Say They're Leaving for Las Vegas - WSJ

Price's Death Leaves Nine Surviving Players from 1968 World Series Winning Team