Locker Delivers Save as White Sox Top Yankees
White Sox manager Eddie Stanky calls on reliever Bob Locker, who with a 2.09 ERA fends off the Yankees in the eighth and ninth innings to seal a 5-2 Chicago win. Ken Berry and Ron Hansen collect two hits apiece as Chicago holds first in the AL. Also: Twins sweep Tigers in DH split. Senators top Red Sox. Orioles beat Kansas City. Yastrzemski hits 32nd homer. Davies named USLTA treasurer.
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Fred Down
UPI
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Bob Locker
Stanky
Locker
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don McMahon
Jake Gibbs
White Sox
Ken Berry
Ron Hansen
Fred Talbot
Charlie Smith
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
California
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Hank Allen
Paul Casanova
Senators
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Sox
Washington Warriors Optimistic For 1967 Season
Wash high coach Wally Sheets enters year two with 13 returning lettermen and eight who started last season. The Warriors, after a 2 6 1 record in 1966, expect a stronger offense led by Brewster Waller and Beltz with plans to pass more, while sophomores Darling Schultz and Skogman join linemen Douda Jensen Nazette and Bassett to boost a balanced attack. The team targets a Valley title with Jefferson and Central as the favorites and pledges to work hard to reach ambitious goals.
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Washington High
Jerry Mauren
Mauren
Waterloo Columbus
U. of Iowa
Scott Beltz
Sandy Waller
John Chavez
Bob Brewster
Joe Hatchett
Terry Harper
Doug Winfrey
Kyle Skogman
Warrior Sophs
Davenport Central
Sheets
Valley
Brewster
Waller
Warriors
The
Airways
Wes Schultz
Craig Darling
Jack Douda
Rick Jensen
Randy Nazette
Harold Bassett
Darling
Soph
Tom Walters
Gary Jensen
Douda
Beltz
Jefferson
Central
Major. Midwest Standings and Thursday Games
A scrambled listing shows upcoming games across multiple teams with records and venues. Entries mention Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Houston New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Boston and St Louis among others with player names and win totals, reflecting a dense standings roundup.
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Perenere
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Hughes
San Frank
Mlanta
Arvis
Houston
Belin
New York
Monbouquette
Chicago
John
Caianessta
Boswell
Detroit
Ear
Cleveland
Nie
Boston
Burlington
Decatur Ee
San
Quad Cities
Atoms
Rapids
Ali” Sait
Edar Rapids Linton
Minnesota
Atlanta
Washington Casfornia
Ued ‘Ilies
Baurlington
Dubuave
Navies
Tyeasoay
Burtinston
Gamesifter Bingeneth
Kopleton
Dubvae Berugio
Finley praised while Punchy blasts managers and mules
In a breezy schoolyard chat, Punchy Fisteras defends Charlie O Finley as a pioneer while blasting seven years of managers. The item mingles with Iowa football notes on Bill McCutchen sidelined by eligibility and roster changes, plus the Hawkeyes planning a future basketball arena.
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Dick Tracewski
Sparma
Rick Reichardt
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Jim Fregosi
Hank Taylor
Reichardt
Jose Cardenal
Bill Skowron
Pete Richert
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Jim Nash
Dick Davies
J. Clarence Davies
United States Lawn Tennis Assn
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Hawk
al Miller
Wally Sheets
Warrior
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Midwest
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12Th Ave
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Finley Misunderstood
Punchy Fisteras
Bob Elliott
Joe Gordon
Hank Bauer
Eddie Lopat
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Haywood Sullivan
Alvin Dark
Luke Appling
Punchy
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D.M. Lincoln
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Ron Stark
Illinois
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Iowa Fieldhouse
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Larry Lawrence
C.R. Jeff
Larry
Tom Miller
Lawrence
Kan
Bomar Harley
Central High
Miami, Fla
Joe Miranda
George Conway
Cardinals
Fisteras
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