Indians and Cardinals Win in A.L. and N.L. action
Cleveland beat Chicago 5 3 as Sam McDowell allowed six hits and Max Alvis hit his 11th homer. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 4 3 with Mike Shannon delivering an eighth inning homer and helping the Cardinals extend their lead over Chicago. Johnny Pizarro and Paul Mikkelsen pitched relief as Stankys White Sox and Pirates both faltered.
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Gene Alley
Jerry May
Manny Mota
Orlando Cepeda
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Gasco remains undefeated in City Recreation action
Gasco won its 11th straight game in Athens Little League action beating Medics 4-1 with winning pitcher Steve Inbody and key hits from Danny Sininger Tolson Neubig and Inbody. Lions fell 13-4 to University Volkswagen as Don Stover hit a grand slam for VW.
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Tim Foster
Phil Tinkham
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Too Many Ifs: Miami Faces MAC Rebuilding in 1967
Al Heim analyzes 1967 Mid American Conference football prospects for Official NCAA Football Guide. Miami faces replacements for Matte and Erisman with Schembechler shifting Jim Shaw to quarterback and Kozar Glover Moore and Socha returning. Marshall could surprise while Dayton Kansas and Penn State loom in schedule projections with tickets on sale at Ohio University.
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Bob Gibson
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Andy Socha
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Ken Simpson
Parris Coleman
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
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Ohio Amateur Golf: Moore 152 at Beechmont Club
In Cleveland Athens 18-year-old Greg Moore posts a 36-hole total of 152 at Beechmont for the Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament, adding an 80 after a 72 opening. Warren's Lalu Sabotin, 37, leads at 144 at halfway. In Kansas City Ellis Deal resigns as Athletics pitching coach. In Hoylake, Nicklaus and Bruce Devlin share the second-round lead at 140 after 36 holes in the British Open.
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