Injuries Shift Focus In 1967 Pennant Races Amid Slumps
The 1967 pennant races hinge more on injuries than big winners and .300 hitters. Key players face absences from the Yankees to the Giants as pitching arms, wrists, and shoulders falter. Managers juggle lineups while stars like Kaline and Gibson brace for returns, and teams rely on depth to endure a season edged by ill-fated injuries.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Steve
Sec
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Jim Palmer
Rochester
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Kaline
Gort
Getes Brown
Bob Gibson
Wille Horton
Mayo
Smith
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Giants
Horace
Seseses
Wille Mary
Clarke
Willie
Dick Howser
Tom ‘Tresh
Bill Robinson
Cincinnati Fr
Mickey Man
Tommy Harpere
Leo Cardenas
Dave Bristol Petrocelli
Batote Riepil Sro
Harper
Boston
Johnny
Roseborn
Tommy Helms
Los Angeleam
Remedy Elms
Souther
Onde Lothes
Pilly McCoo
Indians
Tore Grats
Issane
En Neme
Indianapolis
UPI
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Kissane
NoSinon Ag
Orioles
Sane
Indi + re
Satin Fe
National and Pacific Coast League Baseball Results Brief
Sunday and yesterday baseball results across leagues show wins for the National and Western divisions. Notable outcomes include Cincinnati beating National Bears, Los Angeles and Washington matches, and Detroit edging out Detroit in separate reports with key pitchers and scores referenced in terse summaries.
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Pesota
Setonett Kinsas City
Pacific Coast League
Noma
Iawall
Fetanapole
Fethoma
Xatonal Bears
Ania
Ham Branca D
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Angeles
National
Les Ieee
Fee
Washington
Cleveland
Jacoovile Sy Spracutes
Rochester
Baltalo
Goumbus Fopay
Red Sox top Tigers as skid hits seven games
Boston bolts to a 7-1 victory over Detroit, the Tigers suffering a seventh straight loss. The Red Sox win their fourth in a row and move into third place behind Beaty McLain’s early rally and key hits from Mike Andrews Carl Yastrzemski and George Scott.
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Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Vnryiddied
Tigers
Sinner Beaty McLain
Mike Andrews
Fey
Carl Yastreemski
George Scott
Petrol
Boston
Giecash
Yastrematch
Katona Wins Redbud 500 In 1965 Dodge At Sun Valley
Iggy Katona of Willis Michigan captured the inaugural Redbud 500 at Sun Valley Speedway, finishing 125 miles in 2 hours 19 minutes 17.79 seconds after leading by seven laps over Paul Wensink of Deshler Ohio. Les Snow tied Katona for pole but finished second, with Wensink third as the 500 laps concluded.
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Willis
Mich
Sun Valley Speedway
Paul Wensink
Deshler
Ohio
Butch Brooks
Katona
Les Snow
Bloomington
Ill
Snow
Katona Ler
Leet Et Land
Wengink
J. Fisher
Stow
Wensick
Fiee
Auto Racing ‘Club of America
Herb Shannon
Win
Dam
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Robbie Brancers
Katonalon
Katonalon the Vaktepite In Postion Gochek
U.S
Shannon
Wensink
Bill Clemons
Now
New Albany
Leon
Atta
Bluffton
Omer Good
Toledo
Wallin
Wayne Fish
Orioles' Brooks Robinson powers 6-1 win over Yankees
Brooks Robinson homered in the second and added a four-run burst as Baltimore defeated New York 6 to 1 behind rookie Tom Phoebus’s four-hitter. Robinson extended a nine game hitting streak with a leadoff shot and scored three runs aided by Luis Aparicio and Boog Powell.
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Hothiting
Brooks Robinson
Tomer
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Tom Phoebus
Robinson
Mel Stottlemyre
Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Pearl
Phoebus
Horace Glarke
Ruben Amaro
Tom Tresh
Mabimare New Fort
Shannon And McCarver Lead Cardinals Rally Win over Mets
Mike Shannon drove in four runs and Jim McCarver added four hits as the St. Louis Cardinals, atop the NL, defeated the New York Mets 6 to 4. Shannon hit a two run homer. Maxvill added a late run, and Madison contributed a solo homer in a game featuring heavy offense and key hits from Cardinals players.
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UPI
Mike Shannon
St. ‘Cardinals
New York Mets
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Rein
McCarver
I Jean
Maris
Madison
Polo Grounds
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Dover
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Moore
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Madison 127 Drops Three Loop Games
Madison 127 boys fall to Greenfield 14 to 6 at Madison Heights Diamond after dropping 10 straight and a 37 game string at Batesville before. Lafayette defeats Madison 14 to nothing as Sunday results close the rough stretch for the Legion team.
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Legion Boys
Greenfield
Madison Heights
Lafayette
Batesville
McCowan Fires First Hole-in-One at Meadowbreak
McCowan scored his first hole-in-one yesterday at Meadowbreak par 3 on the first hole with a 7% iron shot. He played with Charles and his father, Seyard, noting the ace as a memorable start to the round.
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Estle McCowan
Yesterda
Etter Charles
Hornung Starts Medical Tests To Gauge Grid Return
SAN DIEGO AP Halfback Paul Hornung, once National Football League’s Golden Boy, began tests Monday at Scripps Clinic to determine if he can resume his career. The 34 year old veteran, acquired from Green Bay via the expansion draft, has not had offseason surgery and may have nerve damage in his left arm after last season’s touchback against the Bears.
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Call
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Green Bay Pacers
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Pee el
Bewan
Scripps Clinic
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Chicago Bear
Hartenstein Lift Cubs To Narrow Lead In San Francisco
Cubs pull ahead 1 0 in the ninth as Hartenstein comes in with two outs and tying run on third. Clarence Jones, recalled from Tacoma, drives in two with a sacrifice fly and a single to set up the late momentum. Franks reliever then yields a run on a single and a sac bunt as Chicago edges San Francisco for the win. Becketts double plates their first run, with Banks and Jones again producing later in the frame.
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UPI
Jack Hartenstein
Chicago
San Francisco
Nye
Clarence Jones
Tacoma
Cubs
Fee
Franken
Billy Williams
Glenn
Beckett
Santo
Ernie Panto
Banks
Jones
Manaieu ¢ Pils
Aoeck Fashian
Hickman Quits U of Louisville Basketball Post
Bernard Peck Hickman resigned as University of Louisville head basketball coach after 28 seasons. The Athletic Council met but released no details on the transition. Dromo, longtime assistant, noted as possible successor amid salary dispute rumors. Hickman owns 44 16 career record, ranking among top coaches. Arnold Palmer, golfing's leading money winner, enters Westchester Classic with earnings over 400000.
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University of Louisville
Bernard
Peck
Hickman
Sofar
Ered Daca
Cardinals
Missouri Yuer Socherenes
Quakerfly Clase
Philadephia Ast
Methodist
Invita
Toren Sharps
Palmer
Rye
Arnold Palmer
Epstein and Casanova pace Washington win in singles
Epstein and Casanova deliver clutch singles to spark Washington to a victory. Postgame notes salute their timely hits as the team rides momentum and extends a long winning streak.
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Epstein
Casanova
Washington
Meadowbrook White River Start Area 2 Little League Tourney
Meadowbrook and White River All Star teams opened the Area 2 Little League tourney at White River diamond with rain delaying the opener. The postponed Meadowbrook vs White River game will be played at 5 30 this afternoon on the same field. The rest of the schedule shifts one day later.
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Meadowbrook
White River
White River Diamond
Jim Russell
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