Otter Valley Nips Patriots 10-6 In Western League Opener
Otter Valley hurler Jack Drew sparked a nine run sixth and seventh, turning a 5-1 deficit into a 10-6 win over Mt. Anthony’s Patriots at Welling Field. Mt. Anthony totaled nine hits led by John Woodard and Greg Croft as Otter Valley built an early comeback and pulled away with patient hitting and key errors. Patriots starter Chris Kenyon faltered in the sixth as Drew delivered a pivotal two base hit, later scoring the tying run, with Robin Outwater finishing the loss. The Patriots drop to 0-1 in league play and 1-2 overall. Otter Valley improves behind Drew’s effort.
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Tom Drew
Drew
Wallis
Robin Outwater
Otter Valley Uprising
Shoemaker
John Woodard
Greg Croft
Rutland
Red Raiders
Sixers One Win Away From Cage Title Clinch
Philadelphia 76ers moved within one victory of the NBA title by defeating the San Francisco Warriors 122-108 to take a 3-1 lead in the series. Hal Greer scored 38 points, while Rick Barry led the Warriors with 43, as San Francisco briefly led 8-6 early before Philadelphia pulled away. The clincher heads to Convention Hall in Philadelphia with a large crowd expected.
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Rick Barry
Havlicek Open to ABA Talks If Offer Is Right
John Havlicek said he would discuss playing in the ABA if the offer is outstanding, but he would not leave the Celtics without a compelling deal. He noted limited knowledge of the new league, acknowledged NBA expansion, and commented on the season length and playoff ideas.
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Cardinals Streak Ended By San Francisco Giants
Giants beat the Cardinals 7-5 as Willie Mays returned to spark a five-run second inning while Cincinnati rallied in the 13th to defeat Los Angeles 3-1. Gary Nolan nearly threw a two-hitter for the Reds, fanning 12 in a relief effort.
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Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
The daily schedule lists games with teams and listed pitchers in EST. Notable matchups include Chicago at Washington, New York at Boston, Minnesota at Detroit, California at Cleveland, Kansas City at Baltimore, plus National League games Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at Houston, St. Louis at Los Angeles, and Atlanta at San Francisco with start times ranging from 2 pm to 11 pm.
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Washington Senators
Tricky Double Play Caps Tigers Win Over Angels
Dick Tracewski and Bill Freehan executed a simple yet spectacular game ending double play to seal Detroit Tigers 3 2 comeback victory over the California Angels. Minnie Rojas wild pitch and Jay Johnstone misplay allowed the tying and winning runs in the eighth.
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Brunet
Minnie Rojas Wild
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Jerry Lumpe
Burr & Burton Bulldogs open 1967 baseball with 5-1 win
In Manchester the Burr & Burton Bulldogs coached by Carl Rice opened their 1967 season with a 5-1 victory over Arlington. John Bentley pitched five innings allowing only a leadoff homer by Don Corey, while Phil Zandy, Bill Paskevich, Dennis Edson, Aime Zoufaly, Ron LaMontagne and Mike Kilburn spurred the decisive fifth and final runs.
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Burr & Burton
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Corey
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LaMontagne
Paskiewicz
Ron Corey
Arlington Joys
John Bentley
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