Red Sox Brass Plans World Series Prep Session
Boston manager Dick Williams met with front office, farm system leaders, and minor league managers to discuss World Series handling and ticket concerns. The Red Sox beat Kansas City 4 2 to seize early AL lead, while Petrocelli fueled the rally with a fourth inning hit and a double in the eighth. Williams announced the weekend rotation: Morehead, Lonborg, and Bell, with Stange sidelined by a minor arm issue.
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Bellows Falls Terriers Set To Challenge Mt Anthony
The Bellows Falls Terriers open against Mt Anthony Patriots with a veteran line and new coach Jerry Curcuru. Star Rick Kane is sidelined by injury, shifting duties to Bill Hadley and Paul Howard as Paul Vargas and Ernie Blanchard fill in. The Terriers boast proven linemen led by Malley and James, with depth at ends Tom Griffin and Dennis Harty.
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Baseball Standings and Results for AL and NL
American League standings show Boston leading with 83 wins, Minnesota 81, Chicago 81, California 69, New York 65, Baltimore 64, Detroit 83? 64?. recent results include Boston 4 Kansas City 2 and New York 6 California 4. Detroit beat Baltimore 6 1. National League standings list St Louis leading with 80 wins, Cincinnati 80, Chicago 79, Philadelphia 75, Atlanta 73, Pittsburgh 73, Houston 59, New York 55. night games include Atlanta 2 New York 1 and Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 3.
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Dame Pattie Seeks Turnaround In America’s Cup Showdown
Newport race update details Intrepid leading 2-0 in the best of seven as Dame Pattie battles back with history and the famed black box. Jock Sturrock’s crew presses to reverse Wednesday’s setback while Emil Mosbacher’s Intrepid builds a steady edge toward a potential sweep.
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Status Quo Maintained In Tight AL Pennant Race
Four teams remained in the hunt as Minnesota Boston Detroit and Chicago each won Wednesday night to keep the standings tight with 15 games left. Minnesota edged Washington 3-2 while Detroit beat Baltimore 6-1 and Boston defeated Kansas City 4-2. Chicago survived a 17 inning marathon over Cleveland with Rocky Colavito delivering the deciding run. New York outplayed California 6-4.
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Golf's Road Show Moves to Philly
A top field of 143 pros and one amateur start the 1967 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley, chasing a 22 000 first prize over 72 holes on the par 72, 6 708 yard layout. Defending champ Don January and Masters winner Gay Brewer head a list including Arnold Palmer Roberto de Vicenzo Gary Player and Julius Boros. Player shone in the pro am with a 67 as Palmer fired 69 in a foursome led by Bob Hope and Palmer Missouri.
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NFL Divisions Reorganized Sparks Extra Playoff Money
Green Bay in Central Division amid four new groups Coastal Century Capital. Pro picks include Packers over Lions and 49ers over Vikings with coaches and rookies noted, plus college games UCLA over Tennessee and A and M over SMU.
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