Washington Beats Chicago in 22-Inning Marathon Tilt
The Washington Senators beat Chicago 6-5 in the longest night game in majors, Casanova driving in the decisive run in the 22nd as Epstein and Casanova starred on a weary 22-inning grind. Richert earned the win for Baltimore in a 10-2 win over Kansas City.
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Epstein
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John Buzhardt
Orioles
Pete Richert
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
New York
Buzardt
Decary beats Ray's A.G. in Little League clash
Decary Little League defeated Ray's A.G. 28 to 15 in a pitched game with strong hitting. Key contributors included Guerin and Cote with four RBIs apiece and multiple players scoring across innings.
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Hebert
Ce iSt. Pierre
iPetit
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Crepeau
Pinette
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Beaulieu
Binette
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Lauzier
Bouthot
Cote
Bergeron
Croteau
Lemieux
Danis
Berube
Boucher
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Crepaeu
Eau Beaupre
Mondor
Bell Delivers Seven-Hitter as Red Sox Beat Yankees
Boston pitcher Gary Bell quieted the Yankees with a seven hit performance and eight strikeouts in a 3-1 victory at soggy Fenway Park. George Brett No. Wait. Yankees rallied with three double plays but Bell controlled the game, lifting Boston with early runs and a homer by Tony Conigliaro as the Red Sox chase a six-game stretch.
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Boston Red Sox
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Bell
New York Yankees
Gibson
Yankees
Mike Hegan
Horace Clarke
Jim Lonborg
Fred Talbot
Rollins Sparks Twins to 11 5 Win Over Detroit
Major League star Rich Rollins hit a grand slam for the Minnesota Twins, his third homer in four days, sparking an eight run second inning rally in an 11 5 victory over Detroit. Dick Farrell limited Atlanta to three hits in 7 1 3 innings for a 7 4 Phillies comeback win. Pakistan remains divided by about 1000 miles of Indian soil between its East and West regions.
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Gil Hodges
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Eddie Stanky
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Boston Braves
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New York Mets
Giants
Bob Humphreys
Washington
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Peterson
Frank Howard
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Jim King
Don Buford
Richert
Orioles
Athletics
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Baltimore
Intra
Joe Azcue
Indians
Angels
Paul Schaal
Chuck Hinton
Azcue
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Minnesota
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Jim Merritt
Gary Bell
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Cleveland
Russ Gibson
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Afl-Cio
Nemit
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Marchand
Gobeil
Terymate Russ Upson
R. Guertin
Laverriere
Dick Williams Lessard
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Garon
Rh Libby
Laflamme
Hout
Leterneau
Robert
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Andrews
Goulet
Carl Yestrzemski
Clark
George Lizotte
Seattle
Cinala
PB Marchand
Salvas
Ribau
Associated Press
Twins
Detroit
Dick Farrell
Phillies
Atlanta
Palmer Aims For Victory At Baltusrol Open
Arnold Palmer, optimistic after last year’s collapse, heads to Baltusrol for the U S Open with confidence and a positive attitude. The field includes Nicklaus Player and Casper as contenders while Palmer seeks to extend his Open run and maintain top money status heading into the tournament week.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
San Francisco
Arnold
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Denver
Colo
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Casper
Gay Brewer
Boros
Frank Beard
Beard
Louisville
Saco Properties Sold To Lea Realty Co and Miss Ouellette
The Marden Estate property at 347 North Street Saco with a two tenement home barn and 40 acres sold to Lea Realty Co through Armand J. Mercier. The 55 Middle Street Saco four apartment building sold to Miss Joan Ouellette for investment.
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Saco
Marden
Lea Realty Co
Armand J. Mercier
Thornton Ave
Middle St
Norman Bourassa
Joan Ouellette
Wills Delivers Surprise Homer In Pirates Rally
Maury Wills belted a three run homer amid a five run sixth inning propelling Pittsburgh to a 7-5 win over St Louis. Houston powered past San Francisco 5-2 as Jim Wynn hit his 11th homer. Dick Farrell pitched 7 1 3 scoreless innings for Philadelphia in a 7-4 win over Atlanta. Farrell and Oliver boosted the Phillies with key hits as St Louis saw its five game win streak end.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Los Angeles
Houston
Jim Wynn
Astros
San Francisco
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
Phillies
Atlanta
Wills
Ty Cobb
Ging
Dennis Ribant
Tim McCarver
Julian Javier
Bob Tolan
Cardinals
Willie Stargell
Farrell
Braves
Hank Aaron
Gary Geiger
Aaron
Joe Torre
Clete Bower
Gene Oliver
National League Leaders and Weekday Baseball Scores
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a .644 winning percentage followed by St. Louis and San Francisco. Monday results include Philadelphia over Atlanta 7 4 Pittsburgh over St. Louis 7 5 and Houston over San Francisco 5 2. Upcoming games feature Cincinnati at New York and Atlanta at Philadelphia among others.
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Stanford Bulla
Louis Hicks
Brooklyn
Las Vegas
Eddie Jones
Los Angeles
Richie Gosha
San Francisco
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Detroit
Mets Acquire Hendley Seek Lefty Help in Pitching Shuffle
The New York Mets added left handed starter Bob Hendley from the Chicago Cubs for Bo Gardner and sent two players to the minor leagues. Hendley joins Don Shaw in the staff as the only lefties, while Jack Hamilton moved to California for Nick Willhite. Chuck Estrada and Johnny Lewis were sent to Jacksonville. Chuck Hiller was reinstated from the disabled list after healing a broken right hand.
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New York Mets
Mets
Bob Hendley
Chicago Cubs
Bo Gardner
Phoenix
Hendrey
Cubs
Don Shaw
Jack Hamilton
California
Nick Willhite
Chuck Estrada
Johnny Lewis
Jacksonville
Chuck Hiller
Hiller
Supreme Court upholds Butts libel award against Curtis
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a 460 000 libel verdict won by Wally Butts former University of Georgia athletic director and football coach against Curtis Publishing Co over a Saturday Evening Post article alleging he gave Alabama coach Bear Bryant secret information The decision was 5 to 4 with multiple opinions stressing reckless disregard for truth and insufficient investigation by editors The case originated from a 1962 Georgia vs Alabama game dispute and the high court rejected Curtis appeals in a landmark ruling valued at millions during the trial stage
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Fla
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Bear) Bryant
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The
Post
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Harlan
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Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William Oo. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Wells Girls End Season Undefeated
The Wells High School girls softball team finished the 1967 season undefeated at 7-0. Pitcher Kathy Hamlyn led with four wins, Marcia Hamlyn added two, and batters Rose and Ann Galligan topped the lineup in runs and steals. Other key hitters included Joanne Jacobson Diane Metcalf Kathy Chase Barbara Harriman Susan Fenderson and Marcia Hamlyn. Seasonal results include Wells 7 York 6 Wells 18 Berwick 14 Wells 16 Marshwood 6 Wells 31 North Berwick 5 Wells 31 Old Orchard Beach Wells 22 Thornton 12 Wells 15 Kennebunk 12.
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Wells High School
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Marcia Hamlyn
Rose
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Joanne Jacobson
Diane Metcalf
Kathy Chase
Barbara Harriman
Susan Fenderson
York
Berwick
Marshwood
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