Twins Rally Past Indians 5-4 On Ninth-Inning Wild Pitch
In Minneapolis, the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-4 as Cesar Tovar scored on Steve Bailey's two-out wild pitch in the ninth. Tony Oliva tied it in the sixth with a two-out single off Sam McDowell.
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Beckley Wins Golf Regional
Beckley swept to an easy regional golf victory at Kanawha County Club led by medalist Jim Justice with 69. Team total 301 edged George Washington 311 while Parkersburg and Morgantown led the Bridgeport regional with Parkersburg at 310 and Morgantown 324.
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Hudson Reaffirms Hawks Pact After ABA Split
St Louis star Lou Hudson announced renewal of his contract with the Hawks after previously signing with the Minnesota Muskies of the ABA. Hawks sue Muskies for 3 million and seek court orders to bar Hudson from ABA play. Hudson said the Hawks deal is satisfactory and cited family input.
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Yanks Open 1967 Draft With No 1 Pick
New York begins the annual free agent draft after finishing 10th in 1966. About 800 players may be chosen over two days by 20 major league clubs and their minor affiliates. Terry Hughes leads several top prospects as potential Yankee selection.
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Ring Mag Still Recognizes Clay as heavyweight champion
Ring Magazine said it will continue to recognize Cassius Clay as the heavyweight champion while his draft appeal is pending. Editor Nat Fleischer warned that if courts find Clay Muhamad Ali guilty the magazine will withdraw its support. The rankings named Karl Mildenberger No 1 contender, followed by Ernie Terrell and Floyd Patterson among others.
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San Francisco
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Western CFL Western Division May Run With Seven Teams
In San Jose on Saturday Western Division directors and coaches planned a partial season lineup. Division executive director Danny Hill said two Portland groups sought franchises but one cannot join in 1967 and the other has until Tuesday to meet requirements. Current seven teams are Seattle Eugene Victoria Long Beach Sacramento Orange County and San Jose.
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Cubs Pitcher Sam Jones No-Hits Pirates in 1955
The last no hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates was hurled by Sam Jones of the Chicago Cubs in 1955, a rare feat remembered in baseball history.
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Dodgers Rally Past Braves 4-2 After Ninth Inning Threat
Dodgers starter Claude Osteen worked into the ninth before Atlanta cut the lead with back-to-back homers by Rico Carty and Clete Boyer. Tony Cloninger, back from eye trouble, allowed four runs through five frames as Los Angeles held on for the win.
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Owners Wanting Turbine Ban Causes USAC Debate
Indianapolis AP report on owners Mecom and Van Liew pushing to ban turbine cars from piston engine races. turbine car driven by Parnelli Jones burned out near finish, sparking calls for separate turbine events or full exclusion by USAC rules committee meeting in Indianapolis.
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Reds Are 14-10 In One Run Tilts
The Cincinnati Reds, led by 33-year-old manager Dave Bristol, have a 14 10 record in one run games this season. In their last 15 contests, they split 7 wins and 7 losses, including a four game winning streak. They lead the league by three games.
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Demeter unhappy after Red Sox to Indians trade
Outfielder Don Demeter says he is unhappy with his move from Boston to Cleveland. He plans to discuss the situation with his wife before deciding whether to report or quit. The deal sent Demeter and Tony Horton to Cleveland for pitcher Gary Bell.
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