Chicago Closes Wound Blanking Tigers Twice
Horlen threw a no hitter and beat Detroit 6-0 in game one as Chicago swept the Tigers 4-0 in game two. The Sox moved into a third place tie with Detroit while Minnesota led the AL and Boston moved within a half game behind.
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Wild Throw Ends Hope Of Breaking Old Record
Perry, San Francisco’s right-hander, failed to extend a scoreless streak to 41 as he allowed a seventh inning error leading to Chicago Cubs scoring. He limited the Cubs to three hits in a 2-1 loss, while the Giants fall in the standings behind St Louis and move toward a tense NL race. Maury Wills, Tony Gonzalez, and Cookie Rojas boost respective teams with key hits as Pirates, Reds, Phillies, and Dodgers post wins in other NL games.
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St Louis Holds Physicals for Freshmen and Juniors
Physicals for all St Louis high school freshmen and junior varsity football candidates are set for tonight at 7 at the St Louis Alumni fieldhouse.
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Porous Defense Keeps Patriots In The Cellar
The Boston Patriots face mounting troubles as they search for a home opener and a first win in the AFL. After a 28 14 defeat to the Chargers in San Diego, Boston relies on improving defense and consistency as they head to Oakland following a 51 0 loss by the Raiders to Denver.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Results
In the American League Eastern and Western divisions Buffalo Miami New York and Boston show mixed records. Week end results include Kansas City 25 over Houston and San Diego 28 over Boston. In Puerto Rico boxing Johnny Duncan outpointed Barry Mason in Trinidad.
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Mrs Montpas Leads In First Half Of Final Bowling Match
Twin City bowler Jeannette Montpas opened a 66 pin lead over Lillian Lessard in the first half of the championship at 20th Century Lanes. Montpas totaled 1,027 to 961 for Lessard with Montpas posting six games over 100 and Lessard two. The second half is to be rolled this weekend at the same venue.
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York Pounds Warriors In Opening Tilt
York High School routed Wells 32 to 0 in the opening tilt. Justin Childs scored three times, Ray Pape added one touchdown and an extra point by Pape, with McKenney also crossing. Wells suffered injuries to Bill Locke as York capitalized on turnovers and a punt return set up the first score.
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Fights Last Night in Milan and Detroit Boxing Rundown
In Milan Sandro Mazizinvhi halted Wally Swift in a welterweight bout. In Detroit Blue Lewis stopped Don Toro Smith in a separate fight. Other results list fighters from Britain and Pittsburgh with knockouts recorded.
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National League and American League Standings and Results
Baseball standings show St Louis leading the NL with 89 wins and 55 losses, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Various daily results include Pittsburgh 0-6 over St Louis, Houston 5 Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 5, and multiple late innings scores. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St Louis, and San Francisco at Los Angeles among others.
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Nicklaus captures World Series of Golf title in Ohio
Jack Nicklaus wins his third World Series trophy with a 36-hole total of 144 and a one stroke victory over Gay Brewer in AKKIN Ohio. He recovered from a 74 first round by practicing until dark and then posting a 70 in windy final rounds. Brewer takes second as de Vicenzo and January trail.
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Red Sox Rally Past YankeesTo Claim Second in AL Race
Boston tops New York 9-1 behind Gary Bell four hitter as Boston moves into sole second place in the AL pennant chase. Williams bets on heavy schedule with Detroit and Minnesota looming and predicts 90 to 95 victories.
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Golf earnings report shows Nicklaus leading money list in 1967
The text notes earnings from a golf event where De Vicenzo earned 7500 dollars with a 39 37 76 and 146, January shot 38 40 78 and 151 in a playoff, while Nicklaus tops the official money list at 156 000 dollars this year.
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Horlen Throws No-Hit Win as White Sox Top Tigers
Joel Horlen pitched a six run no hitter to beat Detroit 6-0 in the opener of a doubleheader raising his record to 16-6 and making him the majors fourth no hit pitcher this season. Cookie Rojas doubled and drove in runs as the Phillies defeated Atlanta 10-5. Carlos Aro stopped Hugo Rambaldi in Buenos Aires in a separate sports note.
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Biddeford Water House Field to Add St Louis Bleachers
A St. Louis Alumni Association rep said seating at Biddeford Waterhouse Field will be expanded for Friday night’s Biddeford Tiger versus St. Louis Eagle game. cooperation between the St. Louis Association and Biddeford Alumni Field Association will place sections of St. Louis bleachers at Waterhouse Field. The field association rents to the city for high school use and retains control of gate receipts, supporting the athletic department and school department.
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Bruins Plan Intrasquad Games Ahead of NHL Opener
Boston Bruins coach Harry Sinden outlined six or seven intrasquad games plus nine exhibition matches to prep for the season. He aims to start the first intra squad game Tuesday and notes veterans Teddy Green and Ron Murphy are returning from injuries as the team evaluates many possible line combinations. Green will be eased back with once daily work while Murphy’s shoulder injury is reportedly healed.
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