Gotay Weeks To Prove Self In Astros Stint
Julio Gotay, 27, Puerto Rican infielder, drives in two runs and scores as Houston beats St. Louis 5-2. He says the two coming for August twins push him to excel, amid a prior 0-for-20 stretch in Oklahoma City. Other Monday NL games saw Los Angeles top Atlanta 4-2 and Chicago crush Philadelphia 13-3.
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ED Schuyler JR
Joe Morgan
Julio Gotay
Gotay
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
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Gotays
Oklahoma City
Astros
Tony Cloninger
Len Gabrielson
Braves
Claude Osteen
Rico Carty
Clete Boyer
Phil Regan
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Reds Open Big Series With Giants
Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants meet in a pivotal NL series opener. Reds ride a four game win streak and lead the league. Giants sit four back after winning 14 of 18. Milt Pappas faces Bob Perry in the planned opener with Nolan and Ellie set for Reds games. Panthers not relevant
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Reds
Giants
Bob Perry
Perry
Milt Pappas
Gary Nolan
Sammy Ellie
Juan Maricha
Bob Bolin
City Recreation Opens With Medics Triumphs and Softball Wins
Athens Little League opened with Medics defeating Lions 18 to 1 and Logans beating Gasco 122 to 3. Medics pitcher Terry Strickland struck out 13 over five innings, with Stan Partridge and Mike Wilkinson each collecting three hits. Gascos pitcher Steve Inbody earned the win, aided by two singles from Inbody and two doubles from Champlin and Sininger. Abex beat The Plains 15-4 in women's softball, with Dory Faulkner winning pitcher and Ride nourishing homers and singles for the winners.
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Medics
Gascos
Athens
Little League
Lions
Logans
Gasco
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Volkswagen
Steppes
Messenger
Terry Strickland
Stan Partridge
Mike Wilkinson
Strickland
Jeff Williams
Steve Inbody
Mike Beasley
Inbody
Les Champlin
Danny Sininger
Abex
the Plains
Dory Faulkner
Shirley Ridenour
Lyndon Michael
Carole Hart
National League Monday Results and Tonight’s Schedule
Baseball brief lists Monday results: Los Angeles a beat Chicago 13 to 2, Philadelphia 2 Houston 5, Levit 2. Only games scheduled. Tonight Chicago at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Atlanta, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Houston at St. Louis, New York at Pittsburgh. Wednesday schedule includes Freanep at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Atlanta.
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Feed
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Modelphia
Houston
Levit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Freanep
Pcs
Sane
St. Lowes
Escess
Baseball results and schedules from Monday and Wednesday
Monday's major league results include Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4 New York 4 Washington 2 Detroit 3 Kansas City 2 in 11 innings California 3 Baltimore 2. Scheduled twi nights feature Baltimore at California Detroit at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Boston at Chicago and Washington at New York. Wednesday's games list Baltimore at California Detroit at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Boston at Chicago and Washington at New York twi night.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
California
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Peter Detroit
Ston
Sir Clevelan
800 Youths Set For Majors Draft In Two-Day Event
AP report from New York details the 1967 baseball free agent draft to select 800 or more teens and collegians by 20 major league teams and affiliates. Notable prospects mentioned include Ken Holtzman Rick Monday Tom Seaver Gary Nolan Rich Nye Bill Dillman and Joe Coleman.
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New York
Ken Holtzman
Rick Monday
Joe Coleman
Tom Seaver
Gary Nolan
Rich Nye
Bill Dillman
New York Yankees
Terry Hughes
Spartanburg
S.C
Kansas City A’s
A’s
Don Shaw
New York Mets
Baltimore
Shaw
Dillman
Cincinnati
Cubs
Nye
Yanks
Los Angeles Dody
American Legion
Legion
Indians Win Homer Battle But Lose 5-4 To Twins
In Minneapolis, the Indians slugged two homers by Fred Whitfield and Max Alvis but fell 5-4 as the Twins rally tied the game on Tony Oliva's two-run double in the sixth and won on a ninth inning wild pitch. Sam McDowell allowed Bob Allison's homer and sustained the hard-luck loss. Al Worthington earned the win.
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Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Cleveland
Dean Chance
Sam McDowell
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Whitfield
Sam
Twins
Steve Bailey
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Rich Rollins
Tovar
Harmon Killebrew
Lee Maye
Leon Wagner
Indians
Namer
Alvis
Oliva
al Worthington
Bob Allen
Luis Tiant
John O’donoghue
Jim Kaat
Dave Boswell
Seeee Salmon
Hinton
Ef - Wagner
T. Horton
Rollins
Killebrew
Allison
Versalles
Zimmerman
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Battey
Chance
Ollom
Reese
Roland
D Worthington Uhlaender
Minnesota
Srencester
Mae
Gonzalez
HR Allison
Whitefield
S—Versalles
Salmon
McDowell Allen
Boley
Worthington
W—Worthiton
L—Bailey
Hap—Bucdowell
Ferriell Earns U S Open Berth on First Try
Jim Ferriell a 25 year old ex Louisville standout now living in Ft. Mitchell Ky won a U S Open qualifying event at Clovernook Country Club posting 69 72 141 to claim medalist honors and one of six local berths in the June 15 18 Don Finsterwald a former Athens Ohio star was among the alternates. Plummer of Cincinnati tied morning 71 and led afternoon before double bogeys on nine and 16. Esseg II of Indianapolis tied for second. Hoffer of Huntington W Va won sixth berth in three way playoff with Finsterwald eliminated.
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Jim Ferriell
University of Louisville
Ft. Mitchell
Springfield
N. J
Ferriell
Dick Plummer
Clovernook Country Club
Plummer
Don Essig II
Indianapolis
Harry Hoffer
Huntington
W. Va
Hoffer
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Major League Leaders American and National League batting
A garbled list shows batting leaders Kaline and Clemente with high averages, runs batted in leaders F Robinson and Clemente, doubles leaders Mincher and Tovar, triples led by Buford and Williams, home runs led by F Robinson and Killebrew, stolen bases led by Agee, and other tied or unclear stats. Names include Kaline Det, F Robinson Balt, Clemente Pitt, Brock St. L, Williams Chic, Perez Cin, Pinson, Rose Cin, Morgan Houst, Gonzalez Phil, Aaron Ali, Holtzman, Veale, Marichal, and Mullan.
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Tovar
Minn
Buford
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Ens
K. C
Verealies
Inn
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Bait
Killebrew
Stolen Mane
Agee
Campaneris
Pita
Eanensh
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Schene
Lonborg
Bost
Peters
Chic
Clemente
Pitt
Brock
St. L
Cepeda
Allen
Williams
Perez
Cin
Rose
Pinson
Morgan
Houst
Gonzalez
Phil
Aaron
Ali
Steck
Os — Brock
Wills
Wie
Holtzman
Veale
Steikeouts
Marichal
S. F
Molan
Barber Rejoins Orioles After Unauthorized Farm Visit
ANAHEIM AP Pitcher Steve Barber rejoined the Baltimore Orioles after walking out Sunday and was fined about 500 by manager Hank Bauer. Barber said he views himself as a lefty and made a left handed move to visit his in laws farm in Twin Bluffs Wisconsin. The 28 year old lefthander has struggled with wildness this season issuing 48 walks in 46 innings and did not complain about a demotion to the bullpen.
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Anaheim
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Barber
Bauer
Twin Bluffs
Wis
Belmont Placer Destroyed After Belmont Stakes
Cool Reception, the Canadian colt who finished second in the Belmont Stakes despite a broken right foreleg, was destroyed Monday night after a two hour effort to save him failed. Jockey Johnny Sellers rode in the race, and the horse finished 2 1/2 lengths behind Damascus.
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New York
Cool Reception
Damascus
Johnny Sellers
William Reed
Satchel Paige Stars in Parkersburg Exhibition
In Parkersburg West Virginia the Indianapolis Clowns led by Satchel Paige will appear at City Park tonight at 7 30 p m. The athletic boosters club of Ohio Valley College sponsors the event and the Clowns will play the Baltimore Stars in an outdoor baseball show.
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Tillotson Cashing In Yank Premiums
Thad Tillotson's reward from the Dodgers for Dick Schofield last September is highlighted as the Yankees beat the Washington Senators 4 to 2. Tillotson, a fringe spring roster addition, earned his third win of the season in a Monday night game.
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New York Yankees
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Washington Senators
Hudson Signs With St. Louis Hawks to stay in NBA
Lou Hudson, who had explored the ABA, signed a 1967-68 contract with the St. Louis Hawks after discussions with Ben Kerner and coach Richie Guerin. The Hawks had filed a $3 million suit over his ABA contract but withdrew it as Hudson remained with St. Louis. Hudson cited money as a factor in the switch and said he spoke with his Greensboro home friends before finalizing terms.
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Mrs. Watkins Heads Auxiliary Unit Again
Mrs June Watkins was re elected president of the Auxiliary Unit Glen ford Dugan Post 229 American Legion in Nelsonville The election also chose Mrs Mary Howard first vice president Mrs Hazel Verity second vice president Mrs Mary Steenrod treasurer Mrs Kathryn Hartman secretary Mrs Myrtle Nanna chaplain and Mrs Edward Carter sergeant at arms The new officers will be installed at the July meeting A bake sale was set for June 30.
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Nelsonville
June Watkins
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Mary Howard
Hazel Verity
Mary Steenrod
Kathryn Hartman
Myrtle Nanna
Edward Carter
Notice in Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio
William Biehl dba Biehl Safety Service files suit No 24261 asking $4685.04 and foreclosure of a mechanic's lien on lands in Farm Lot 124 Athens Township. Defendants Schneider and Architectural Builders Inc must answer by June 20 1967. Also notice of appointment of Jewett D Parmiter as Executor of Mamie M Parmiter deceased Amesville Ohio with four months to file claims.
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Court Street
Athens
Ohio
Hal Schneider and Architectural Builders, Inc
Corporation
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D. 6. Co. Biehl Safety Service
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
B. Boles
Elmo P. Boles
County of
State of
William Bieh
D. B. A. Bieh
Jewett D. Parmiter
Amesville
Mamie M. Parmiter
Death notice for Edward Smathers thanks granted
The family expresses deep appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and acts of kindness at the time of Edward Smatherss death special thanks to Dr Roger Johnson Reverend Evans and the Smathers family.
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Edward Smathers
Roger Johnson
Reverend Evans
Ee Sons
An Ughters
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