Two Games Open Baseball Season Today Eight Tuesday
The season opened with the Senators hosting the Yankees in Washington and the Reds meeting the Dodgers in Cincinnati. Koufax was absent due to retirement. Koufax and Miller faced Maloney in the opening tilt as Johnson eyed the first pitch. Major league openers across the circuit included Marichal versus Gibson in St Louis and McLain against Brunet in California.
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AL Bock
Associated Press
Washington
Cincinnati
Senators
New York Yankees
Johnson
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Koufax
Bob Miller
Jim Maloney
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
New York
Mets
Don Cardwell
Grapefruity League Exhibition Baseball Results
Saturday results include Houston 2 New York A 0 and Atlanta 4 Minnesota 0. Cleveland 8 Cincinnati 5. Washington 7 St Louis 4. Boston 6 Detroit 2 New York N 4. Baltimore 0. Chicago N 8 over Chicago A 6 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 3. Los Angeles 4 Kansas City ?. California 6 San Francisco 3 in 16 innings. Sunday results show Washington 8 St Louis 5 and Kansas City 3 Los Angeles 2. Cleveland 2 Cincinnati Boston 4 Detroit 3 10 innings. Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 Minnesota 7 Atlanta 5 10 innings. Chico A 6 Chicago N 3 New York A 9 Houston San Francisco 7 California New York N 5 Baltimore 4.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta
Houston
Astros
Mike Cuellar
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Steve Hargan
Kansas City
Jim Nash
Detroit
Denny McLain
The
Angels
George Brunet
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Jim Kaat
Dave McNally
John Buzhardt
Bruce Howard
Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Giants
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Gates Brown
Bernie Allen
Washington
Sonny Siebert
George Culver
Dick Radatz
Cincinnati
Billy McCool
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Charley Smith
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
New York
St Louis
Chico A
Larry Coon Hurt Again At Ohio University
Larry Coon, Ohio University basketball forward from Athens, requires surgery to repair a depressed cheekbone fracture suffered Saturday in Grover Center. The sophomore had missed the last five games after a prior sinus fracture above the eye requiring earlier surgery.
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Larry Coon
Ohio University
Athens
Coon
Ohio
Grover Center
Pirates star Maury Wills reflects on Dodgers trade move
Maury Wills says he understood the Dodgers trading him after leaving the team in Japan to play through his hurt. The Pirates' farm system this year includes Columbus Ohio Macon Georgia Raleigh North Carolina Clinton Iowa Gastonia North Carolina and Salem Virginia.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirate
Maury Wills
Japan
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Macon
Raleigh N.C
Clinton
Iowa
Gastonia
N.C
Salem
Wellston Woman Advances in Ohio Bowling Tourney
In Columbus AP report on the ninth and penultimate weekend of the Ohio Women's Bowling Tournament, Ann McCoppin of Wellston posted the best showing, rising to sixth in singles with 609 105 714. Other leaders saw only minor changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ann McCoppin
Wellston
Maloney Opens Against Dodgers in Opening Day
In Cincinnati the Dodgers visit Crosley Field for the 1967 opener. Jim Maloney faces Bob Miller as Weather hints at showers in 70s while Reds debut new lineup under 33-year-old manager Dave Bristol. Starting lineups feature Parker Hunt Johnson Rose Helms and Cardenas for the Reds and Parker Hunt Johnson Fairly Lefebvre Roseboro Bailey Michael for the Dodgers. Maloney starts after a 16-8 season and the Reds aim for a strong campaign despite experts predicting a second-place finish.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wes Parker
Jim Maloney
National League Baseball
Reds
Dodgers
Crosley Field
Maloney
Bob Miller
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Bristol
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Deron Johnson
Walt Alston
Ron Hunt
Bob Bailey
Gene Michael
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Miller
Cleveland
Little Rock
Ark
Indians
Parker
Hunt
L. Johnson
Fairly
Lefebvre
Roseboro
Bailey
Michael
Miller P
Celtics Hold Edge as 76ers Threaten Sweep
Boston tops Philadelphia 121-117 to stay alive in the Eastern Division final. Sam Jones 32 and Havlicek 31 lead the Celtics as Russell guards Wilt Chamberlain. Philadelphia, 3-1 up, heads to Philly for Game 5 amid security precautions after a bomb threat.
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Boston
Alex Hannum
Celtics
Hannum
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Philadelphia
Philly
Hal Greer
Boston Garden
Boston Is Dead
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Jones
Bill Russell
Sam
City Golf League Meeting Planned
A social gathering and organizational meeting will be at the Elm Golf course Friday at 7 30 p.m. for all players planning to join the city golf league this summer. Earl McGee is president Roger Kasler secretary treasurer Cloyce Martin is handicap chairman Dutch Fetch will prepare a ham for the gathering.
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Elm Golf Course
City
Earl McGee
Roger Kasler
Cloyce Martin
Fetch
Newark youth baseball seeks schedule with visiting teams
A Newark Ohio team for boys aged 16 to 19 seeks games with other teams. They prefer Sunday afternoon doubleheaders but will play home and home or single games. Interested parties contact Dave Morrow at 423 Ridge Avenue Newark Ohio or call (614) 326-9491.
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Newark, Ohio
Dave Morrow
Ridge Avenue
Newark
Ohio
Trautwein honored after long basketball life at Ohio U
A tribute to Dutch Trautwein on his 74th birthday follows his death. Ohio University figures, including Jim Snyder and Bill Rohr, praised his impact on basketball. At Ames Bern banquet coach Charles Gill received heartfelt gifts from players marking his three-year rise to a 25-1 season, including a color team photo and a trophy haul.
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Ohio University
Bobcat
Jim Snyder
Snyder
Ames-Bern
Ames- Bern
Charles Gill
Gill
Ohio University Alumni Association
Joan
Ed Jucker
Cincinnati Bearcats
Darrell Ball
Chuck McPherson
Steve McKinley
Tim Smith
Ohio University Relays spotlight meets field at Peden Stadium
Kentucky State defends two titles while Ohio University Central State each hold one as the 8th annual Ohio University Relays opens with a six mile run Friday and runs through Saturday at Peden Stadium. Host OU strings together a strong distance medley contingent with 500 to 700 athletes expected across 28 events including six relays and two women’s races.
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Kentucky State
Ohio University
Central State
Peden Stadium
Stan Huntsman
Les Carney
Huntsman
Kentucky
Martin McGrady
Marauders
Ohio
John Blair
Kent State
Sam Bair
John Linta
Bair
Jim Grelle
Jim Ryan
Trinidad
Aaron Hopkins
Toledo
Jerry Boswell
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Mt. Vernon
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
Marshall
Tennessee A&i
US Team Named for Pan American Games Basketball
US selects an 18 man squad for the Pan American Games to begin July 22 in Winn ieg. Westley Unseld Sonny Dove Don May Mal Graham Jo Jo White lead a group from NCAA AAU and NASA All Star teams alongside armed forces players. The unit assembles July 2 at the University of Minnesota for 20 days of practice before traveling to Winn ieg.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Houston
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
United States
Hal Fischer
San Francisco
University of Minnesota
Winnieg
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Sonny Dove
St. John’s
Don May
Dayton
Mal Graham
Top college clubs and scores from scattered league page
A fragmented OCR page lists team lines and scores including Buckeye Cafeteria and Shonk’s Appliance Service with partial records. Top scorers Mike Hilko Martha Vickers Lloyd Kittle Donna Russell are cited with point totals. A boxing result notes Oscar Bonavena knocking out Robert Hilton in Buenos Aires.
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SB Koon Music Seccsececccorevers
Stace Plumbing
Pic-N-Pac
Vente Robert
Athens Appl
Athens Cor Wash
Frost Grocery
Beushlin Music & Vendings
Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Robert Hilton
Glen Cove
N. Y
Brewer Wins Masters In Thrilling Finish At Augusta
Gay Brewer clinched the 31st Masters with a five under par 67 to finish 280 as Jack Nicklaus failed to make the cut. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player shared sixth with 287, while Julius Boros and Bert Yancey stood close behind. Brewer’s breakthrough major title ends a seven year run by the Big Three, delivering a historic victory for the 41 year old American.
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Augusta
Gay Brewer
Bobb Nicholas
Bert Yancey
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Roberto de Vicenzo
Sam Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Palmer
Player
Brewer
Tommy Jacobs
Pobby Nichols
Nichols
Yancey
Boros
West Pointer
Paul Harney
Ben Hogan
Wills Seeks Rule Change for New Style Spikes
Maury Wills wore new style single spike shoes in spring training. NL President Warren Giles banned them as illegal. Pirates GM Joe Brown will appeal to Charley Segar and seek committee approval to permit the spikes for major league use.
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Pittsburgh
Maury Wills
National League
Warren Giles
Baseball Rules Committee
Wills
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giles
Pirate
Jo. L. Brown
New York
Charley Segar
Maury
Brown
Richmond
Pirates
Mets
Joe Cronin
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