Nudge White Sox By 3-1 In Seventh Inning Rally
Ramon Webster and Joe Nossek delivered run scoring singles to break a tie in the seventh. Chuck Dobson opened the frame with a single and advanced to third on Bert Campaneris’ single before Webster’s hit brought home the go ahead run. Campaneris was thrown out at the plate.
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Chicago
Ramon Webster
Joe Nossek
Kansas City Athletics
Gary Peters
Chuck Dobson
Bert Campaneris
Webster
Dobson
Campaneris
White Sox knot game as Monday sustains facial injury
The scoreless game turned when Mike Hershberger drove in an unearned run in the sixth, tying it for Chicago on a Dick Green sacrifice fly after a Tommie Agee single and Tom McCraw double. Kansas City rookie Rick Monday was hit in the face by a pitch and carried off. X rays show no fracture and he is expected to be ready to return soon.
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Chicago
J. C. Martin
Rick Monday
Kansas City
Gary Peters
White Sox
Mike Hershberger
Dick Green
Tommie Agee
Tom McCraw
Teadget
Buford
Webster
Berry
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Repor
Ward
Martin
Cater
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Peters
Roof
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Bando
Williams
Dobson
Howard
E—Webster
Causey
Nossek
D.green
Wilhelm State
B.howard
Hershberger
One Liner Gags and Social Observations
A collage of humorous quips about marriage appearances aging flirting and social quirks. The jokes riff on brown eyed wives optimistic women and party life plus a cat in a psychiatrist office and a gag about eating words.
Reds Rally Past Braves 8 7 Behind Queen Ninth Inning
In Cincinnati Mel Queen beat Denis Menke s throw home on Pete Rose s bases loaded grounder in the ninth to lift the NL leading Reds to an 8 7 win over Atlanta. Queen pitched the final 6 13 innings in relief and improved to 6 1. Carty and Torre drove in runs for Atlanta as Boyer homered in the ninth to pull even briefly.
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Mel Queen
Denis Menke
Pete Rose
Cincinati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Reds
Queen
Chico Ruiz
Vada Pinson
Rose
Menke
Clete Boyer
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Ruiz
Aaron Rf
Pinson
Torre
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Goliver
Perez
Djohnson
Cboyer
Helms
Edwards
Cardenas
McCool
Carroll
Clark
C.boyer
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Sf—Torre
Sertereceres
Ritchie
Hernandez
Syracuse Coach Questions Strength After Frosh Wins
At a New York gathering of college football coaches, Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder quipped that Syracuse is not as strong as last year since the frosh won several games. He noted Navy frosh were competitive, and Navy coach Bill Elias conceded that Syracuse beat them in the final 53 minutes.
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Associated Press
New York
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Navy
Bill Elias
Schwartzwalder
Bill
Elias
Yankees Topple Tigers 3-1 In Win At State New York
Yankees beat Detroit 3-1 as Joe Verbanic wins in his first major league start. Relievers Steve Hamilton and Dooley Womack strand threats late, preserving the victory. Detroit scores in the sixth on a Dick McAuliffe single and Al Kaline double. Mantle contributed for New York with early runs.
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NEW York
Steve Hamilton
Dooley Womack
Joe Verbanic
New York Yankees
Detroit
Hamilton
Verbanic
Yankee
Mickey
Jim Northrup
Cash
Womack
Freehan
Yankees
Dick McAuliffe
Kaline
Earl Wilson
Mickey Mantle
Dave Hill widens lead to five strokes at Memphis
Harmon Killebrew hit a three-run homer lifting the Minnesota Twins to an 8-6 win over the California Angels. Tom Tresh connected for a fifth homer, Rick Reichardt and Tom Satriano added long shots as Angels rallied but fell short.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Jim Perry
Angels
Dave Boswell
Jim Ollom
Hill Leads Memphis Open as Gary Player Drops Back
Dave Hill stretched his Memphis Open lead to five strokes after a two under par 68 in the third round for 199 total. Gary Player shot 69 to move to 204, one behind Dan Sikes who posted 66, with Labron Harris and Bert Yancey at 67 and 68 respectively. Hill says he is trying to regain his confidence after bogeys earlier.
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Memphis, Tenn
Dave Hill
Hill
Gary Player
Player
Dan Sikes
Labron Harris
Bert Yancey
Harris
Yancey
Dave Hill Nee
Gary Player Tee
Dan Sikes Seenee
Labron Harris Weeeenee
Arene Tener
January Sere Or
Babe Hiskey Aeenee
Bruce Crampton Ee Teeter
Harold Henning Nee Ane
Johnny Pott
Tee Wee Waeeee
Tommy Bolt
Avant
Gay Brewer
Fletcher To Defend State Elks Golf Title At Princeton
Arman Fletcher of Roanoke six time State Elks champion and recent national winner defends his state title at the 1867 State Elks tournament to be played at the Princeton Elks Country Club starting June 16. The 54 hole stroke play event runs Friday to Sunday with 130 entries anticipated and prizes awarded for all flights.
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Arman Fletcher
Roanoke
Princeton Elks Country Club
Fletcher
Mountain State
Gale Johnson
Dick Copeland
Fred Saunders
Andy Clark
Harold Volkin
James Powers
Elkin
Virginia Tech Gobblers Schedule Totals 26 Games With Four New Foes
Virginia Tech announced a 26 game basketball slate for 1967 68 with ten home and sixteen away contests. New opponents include Bowling Green Houston Villanova and Yale. The Gobblers open on the road versus Duke and Carolina with nine of the first eleven away games.
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Mets Seek Cardwell on Disabled List in San Francisco
The New York Mets asked permission to place veteran right handed pitcher Don Cardwell on the disabled list after he injured his elbow batting against Houston on Wednesday. The club recalled pitcher Dick Selma, 23, from Jacksonville in the International League where he went two wins and three losses in 14 games.
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San Francisco
New York Mets
Don Cardwell
Houston
Mets
Dick Selma
Jacksonville
Fla
Selma
Red Sox overpower Indians 6-2 on Scott blast
George Scott drove in two runs with a homer and a single to pace Boston’s 6-2 win over Cleveland. Dennis Bennett earned the win, while Rico Petrocelli and Reggie Smith added runs as Boston built a three-run rally. Rocky Colavito chased Cleveland with two hits, but the Indians could not overcome the Red Sox's early lead.
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Cleveland
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Mike Andrews
Dennis Bennett
Joe Foy
Andrews
Indians
Gary Bell
Tony Conigliaro
Conigliaro
Chuck Hinton
Rico Petrocelli
Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Boston
Rocky Colavito
Pedro Gonzalez
Larry Brown
Foy
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