Former Open Champ Fails to Qualify
South African Bob Verwey set a Colonial Country Club Memphis course record with an eight under par 62 during U S Open sectional qualifying marking his best day in golf. He closed with a 100 foot eagle putt on the 18th after birdies early and a 50 foot birdie on the fifth. Veteran Ed Furgol missed in his bid for a 22nd Open, his career twilight clouded by disappointment.
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D Day in NHL Expansion Draft for 1967-68
Six new NHL clubs join the protection rules and draft order based on the Stanley Cup. Established teams protect key players as expansion clubs prepare for rosters of two goalies and 18 skaters. The league also trims season rosters from 18 players to 16 plus two goalies.
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Dave Hoyt Stars In No Hit Victory For Pirates
Arlington Little League report says Dave Hoyt pitched a no hit no run win as the Pirates defeated the Braves 23 to 0. Daryl Brown and Johnny Hess led the team with home runs in a 20 hit attack, early 4-0 lead blossoming into a 12 run fourth inning in New York context.
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Hinsdale Harness Race Results Day One Summary
The Hinsdale program on Monday June 5 1967 lists results across pacing and trotting divisions from first to ninth. Notable winners include Colonie Girl Jevons in the first pace and Katahdin Lady Hoyt in the third trot with times around 2 10.4 and 2 10.3 respectively, amid a field of mixed payouts and attendance of 1305.
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Butcher
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Greentree Bay
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Lockerman
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Tuition— Collins
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Lovely
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Smart Cross—Kane
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Perkins
Red M.— Lacombe
Hal Adios— Peters
Adair to Start for Bosox in Four-Game Set Opener
Jerry Adair, just acquired from the Chicago White Sox, was slated to open at third base for Boston in the opener of a four game series against his former club. He would push Joe Foy to the bench as manager Dick Williams hopes Adair can ignite Foy’s bat while Brando and O Toole duel. Trade chatter swirls around Bell joining the rotation. Williams lauds the move as Maglie notes the big day for Boston amid roster speculation.
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Major League Leaders Bulletin Highlights Scoring Leaders
A compilation of top hitters and pitchers across leagues shows Aaron and Brock among leading sluggers, with Clemente, Yastrzemski, and Kaline among top finishers. Pitcher marks feature Holtzman, Sparma, and Lonborg posting standout figures across divisions.
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Saratoga Entries Tuesday Racing Cards and Results
Saratoga card lists Tuesday entries for Trot and Pace races including Frisky Jimmy Dania Lee Dick Hither Spacer Buskin Ella Dares Mossdel Herman Gray and more across first through tenth events. A separate note reports Baltimore’s 3-2 loss to the California Angels dropping them into a third place tie with Boston as Detroit leads and Chicago sits 1 1/2 games back.
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Pace
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Fair Kamela— Moran
E. H. J.— Wells
Yankee Devil— Bossard
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Hunter— Fleming
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Tamara Ann
Boss Allen— Dancer
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Heeney
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Exodus— Watson
Nehasane— van Deusen
Cool Yankee— Nazarian
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Cool Reception Destroyed After Leg Operation
Cool Reception, Belmont Stakes runner up, was destroyed Monday after a failed leg operation. Dr. William O. Reed had placed three pins to repair the broken cannon bone but the leg buckled under weight. Owned by Mrs. Margaret Seitz and Mrs. Joan Reid, the colt finished second as Damascus won the Belmont. He earned $25,000 for the effort, boosting career earnings to $153,477.
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Epstein Homers in Home Town Debut for Senators
Mike Epstein, a Bronx-born rookie, homered inside the park and added a single in his Washington debut at Yankee Stadium. The 24-year-old joined the Senators amid fanfare and mixed nerves, joking he could walk on water as teammates laughed and manager Gil Hodges tempered expectations before the game against the Yankees. The Senators lost 4-2 as Tom Tresh and Mickey Mantle provided the decisive power for New York. Epstein described feeling like a goldfish bowl but was buoyed by his two hits and spirited reception from friends and relatives.
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Hinsdale Entries Pace Field at Grand Music Meets Stakes
A montage of race entries across seven pace and trot events with $500 to $550 purses features many named horses and handlers from Hinsdale and surrounding tracks. The piece notes hometown connections like Wilsey and Beckwith, plus comments on a baseball game where Epstein’s rookie drew praise amid AL GMs evaluating talent after the game.
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Bill— Foster
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Gay Yonder— Lynaugh
Spindletop— Berg
Yankee Dot— Dayne
Newman— Allen
Harp
Dandy Do—Tommila
Mr. Paladine
Plante
Topaz Pete— Mandigo
Candy Crook— Kane
Hardy’s Beau
Newport Normh— Britt
White Dale— Beckwith
Glenbee— Berg
Royal Flo— Beckwith
Rocci Brook
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Darn Smokey— Landry
Bobby Star— Hancock
King Hadley— Rapone
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Bill Jim John—Lynaugh
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Mitsue— Foster
Major League Draft In Session Today
Boston based UPI report details Neil Mahoney and the Red Sox farm system driving a surge in 1967. It notes home grown talent, three starters from other clubs at bargain prices, and promotions including Dick Williams to the parent club.
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