Monbouquette Keys Rally as Yankees Defeat Red Sox
In Concord New Hampshire the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5 to 2 behind Bill Monbouquette who sparked two rallies with a single and scored the go ahead run. Tom Tresh doubled in the deciding run and Verbanic earned his first save.
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Bowling International League high singles and triples results
In the Bowling International League P Chenaille rolled 256 for high singles with A Chenaille and A Lewis close behind at 241 and 233. P Chenaille led high triples with 627, followed by B Honiker 584 and A Hicks 569. The text also notes Girls City League participation.
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Wilmington Rod and Gun Club rifle shoot Sunday
The Wilming ton Rod and Gun Club will conduct a Sunday rifle shoot at the clubhouse on Fowler Road off Route 100 starting 1:00 p.m. Events include long range, running deer, .22 caliber, and trap shooting. Proceeds aid the club’s pheasant stocking in Southern Vermont this fall. Refreshments available per club president Cecil Green.
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Ski Area Reports Light Snow at Sugarloaf Peak
Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine received an inch and a half of new snow over the weekend, according to John Christie, manager of the ski area. The report suggests conditions could be favorable for skiers as winter sets in.
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Twins Sink Orioles Behind Merritt in 7-2 Win
Jim Merritt won his 12th game with a six hitter as the Minnesota Twins defeated Baltimore 7-2 in the opener of a two night doubleheader. Harmon Killebrew slugged a two run homer, Curt Blefary and Larry Haney homered for Baltimore, and Gene Brabender took the loss.
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AIC Coach Admits Friendship With Alleged Gambler
William Callahan of American International College acknowledged discussing basketball with Andrew Pradella, an alleged gambler tied to Bob Cousy. Life Magazine linked Pradella to gambling, while Cousy denied providing game information. Callahan said he had seen Pradella at games but did not know about betting.
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Springfield Daily News
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Life Magazine
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Tion
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Olympic Committee seeks site for 1968 training
The U S Olympic Committee received bids from six cities on Friday to host high altitude training for the 1968 Olympic team. The committee will pick one or more locations by Sunday for the special program. Colorado representatives were among submitters.
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Bays and Clippers clash in NP S playoffs opener
Baltimore Bays travel to Oakland to contest the NP S first playoff title against the Clippers who have not lost at home this season. The two teams split a 1-0 decision last Sunday in Baltimore as the series adopts the total goals rule for the two-game final.
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Phantoms waive five players amid low season push
Pittsburgh Phantoms of the National Professional Soccer League, last in the Eastern Division, placed five players on waivers Thursday as part of a roster reshuffle.
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Former Champ Cassius Clay blasts riots and race talks
Former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay now Muhammad Ali says Negro riots are futile as they fight a system they cannot beat. He criticizes race tensions, supports Muslim leadership, and dismisses political campaigning plans while declaring no man can whip him. He calls the current heavyweight title race a farce and favors Sonny Liston.
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Saratoga Harness Entries From September 9 1967
Harness card lists ten races at Saratoga on Saturday September 9 1967 with first through tenth place finishers or probable contenders for each pace and trot division. Notable horses include Blitzen Brook Coppola Maple Hill King Cassavaugh Irish Hawk Berg and others across nine purses from 600 to 2500.
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Maple Hill King
Cassavaugh
Irish Hawk—Berg
Sammy Stoner
Devizzio
Bay State
Sean—Bell
Jack Freehall—Watson
Meadow Scott—Belmonte
Jose Magnus
Cordeaux
Fair Kamera
Pace
Miss Janie Scott—Laurie
Yuma Squaw—Kelly
Petrel—Devizzi
Mr. Gordon—Heeney
Colonie Prince—Jevons
Bailia—Davis
Jamie—Parker
Yankee Joy—Coppola
Micks Boy—Langtry
Ima Fedor
Bossard
Dynamo Hanover—Bromley
Swamp Root
Bernabell
Poplar Anson—Langtry
Miss Flame
Morel
Buckshot
Dale—Heeney
May Doll—Watson
Berkley Byrd
Hardie
Handy Lad—McQuigge
Lucky Abbe—Berg
Fleets Pride—Wells
Belle Meadows
Coville
Red Dandie—Laderach
Delineator—Blake
Edna Day—Livingston
Serenity Sue—Hamilton
Dillers
Duke—Langtry
Hay Fee Dream—Butcher
Clayhaven
Mercury
Fanelline
Masqueraders
Tip
Wyn MacPherson
Marengo
LeDuc
Victory Wreath—Heeney
Morning After
Kelly
Doras Joy
Belmonte
Valley Bill—Hamilton
Westleigh Boy—Smith
Yankee Gem—Peckham
Julians
Bromley
Argo Port
Liver
Mudges
Tommy—Whitcomb
Harlan Marv—Parker
Nehasane—Van Deusen
Dan Freehall
Collyers
Butcher
I Naughty
Peters
Auredate
Stone Chief
O’connor
Edgewood
Scot—Smith
Prince Bully
Brook—Ross
Knight Champ—Hardie
Jim Blaze
Jevons
New Luck
Chester Remark—Frasier
Seaway Sis
Notre Dame and Miami Vie for Top College Football Honor
A lighthearted column previews the 1967 college football season ranking Notre Dame as preseason number one, praises Ara Parseghian and the Irish defense, notes Terry Hanratty and Jim Seymour as offensive leaders, and highlights Miami’s 17 returning starters and Ted Hendricks. Georgia and Alabama also loom as title contenders with detailed players and schedules.
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Met
Stabler
Namath
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Sabler
Tide
Syracuse
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