Mounties and Patriots clinch Vermont scholastic golf finals berths
MSJ Mounties led by Buddy McGinnis with 75, finishing first in the one day 18 hole event at Equinox Country Club. Mt Anthony Patriots took second, earning state interscholastic finals bid alongside eight schools including Otter Valley Rutland and Brattleboro.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Night Results
Baseball standings show Baltimore 2 New York 0, Boston 6 Detroit 5 in 10 innings, Minnesota 2 Kansas City 0 in 10. Probable pitchers listed for the night games with times: 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. EDT. Wednesday slate includes New York at Detroit and multiple late games across the league with several night contests.
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Champagne Replaces Budweiser As Cardinals Toast Pennant
The 1967 St. Louis Cardinals clinched the National League title with a 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial, now in manager and GM roles respectively, led a champagne soaked celebration with fans and players spraying, singing, and recalling past glory as Bob Gibson dominated the clincher.
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Red Sox Edge Tigers In 10 Inning Thriller
Boston rallies to beat Detroit 6-5 in 10 innings as Carl Yastrzemski pushes toward the Triple Crown with his 40th homer and three hits. Dalton Jones adds four hits and the win tightens AL standings with Boston Detroit Minnesota tied for first and Chicago one half game back. Eddie Miles reports to Pistons camp after a brief deadline delay.
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Harvard Football Preview Sees Tough Depth Challenge
Harvard discusses prospects for a repeat Ivy title bid with 15 lettermen, six returning starters, and key losses. Ric Zimmermann at quarterback, receivers Carter Lord and Joe Cook, and Vic Gatto provide depth on offense, while Don Chiofaro Stan Greenidge and John Tyson lead a defense needing improved tackle play. Depth across positions remains a concern, with sophomores not yet ready to contribute. The Crimson aim for another strong race, hoping in 1967 to capitalize on experience and improved passing.
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Oakerwood States Final Tournament at Bennington Golf Club
The Oakerwood Golf Course at Bennington will end its 1967 season with a combined club championship 18 hole medal event. Open to all members with or without a handicap, low gross and low net will crown champions. The event includes an outdoor steak roast after play, with a $5 entry fee due by Friday.
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Reds trade and Yankees acquire players in IL moves
New York Yankees announce the acquisition of infielder Len Boehmer from Cincinnati's Buffalo farm club while the Reds claim pitcher Bill Henry from the Yankees' Syracuse farm club in the International League. Boehmer batted .241 in 114 games this season, Henry posted an 8 7 record.
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Jones Boy Boosts Bosox In 10th In Detroit Win
Dalton Jones hit his third homer of the year for Boston as they beat Detroit 6-5 in 10 innings at Tiger Stadium. The victory keeps the Red Sox tied with Detroit and Minnesota atop the American League race. Carl Yastrzemski tied the game with his 40th homer in the ninth, while Jones also made a clutch final-out grab in the bottom of the 10th.
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Redbirds Clinch 7th National League Title in Narrow Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals clinched the NL pennant with a 5-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, gaining their 11th pennant and continuing a season of late surges. Bob Gibson tossed a three-hitter for his 13th win, aided by a decisive sixth inning rally sparked by Maxvill and Brock.
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Bathgate Signs One Year Pact With Penguins
Veteran right winger Andy Bathgate, 35, signed a one year contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, a young expansion club, as he enters his 14th NHL season with 314 career goals.
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