No-Hitter Lost as Barber Walks 10 in Tigers Win
Detroit beats Baltimore 2-1 in the first game of a doubleheader as Steve Barber and Stu Miller combine for a historic nohitter and loss. Barber walks 10, allows one unearned run on a Belanger error, while Miller preserves the no hitter but not the victory. The Tigers tally in the ninth after the walks, with Mickey Stanley scoring on the error and a wild pitch helping the win.
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Steve Barber
Barber
Baltimore Oriole
Stu Miller
Detroit
Tigers
Hank Bauer
Miller
Mark Belanger
Mickey Stanley
Bauer
Indians
Chicago
Leon Wagner
Gary Bell
Cash
Ray Oyler
Sox
Earl Wilson
Pease
Tommie Willie Horton
Agee
Don Wert
Luis Aparricio
Stanley
Belanger
Jake Wood
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Rickey Clark
Bill Kelso
Don Mincher
Homer
Drake Relays Star Matson Draws Camera Hype
Doug Lane, Drake Relays shot putter, watches Texas A&M discus ace Randy Matson and discusses future meets. Matson’s size and speed amaze peers as Lane targets the national high school shot put record and the 1972 Olympics.
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Doug Lane
C.R. Jefferson
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Rome
Liz
Doug
Matson
U.S
Mexico City
Drake
Bakersfield
Calif
Celtics and Bullets Lose 3 Players in Expansion Draft
Seattle and San Diego built early rosters in the NBA expansion draft selecting 16 players. Boston tagged Toby Kimball Jim Barnett and Ron Watts for Seattle and San Diego while Baltimore lost John Barnhill John Green and Ben Warley to the expansion teams. The first eight picks for San Diego included Kimball Barnett Barnhill Green Ward Fajis Gambee and McGlockin with others from Bulls 76ers and Bengals. Seattle’s selections featured Watts Warley Akin Hazzard Meschery Murrey Thorn Weiss from various franchises.
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NEW York
Boston Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Seattle
San Diego
National Basketball Assn
NBA
Boston
Toby Kimball
Jim Barnett
Ron Watts
Baltimore
John Barnhill
John Green
Ben Warley
Kimball
Barnett
Barnhill
Green
Gerry Ward
Don Fajis
Chicago Bulls
Dave Gambee
Philadelphia 79Ers
John McGlockin
Cincinnati
Watts
Warley
Henry Akin
New York Knickerbockers
Walt Hazzard
Los Angeles Lakers
Tom Meschery
San Francisco Warriors
Dorie Murrey
Detroit Pistons
Rod Thorn
St. Louis Hawks
Bob Weiss
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cox Sees Safe Plate Spark in 10th Loss to Quincy
In a 5-4 extra inning defeat, Cedar Rapids catcher Bobby Cox argues a safe plate call after a disputed 10th inning tag. Cox says the umpire erred in ruling he did not touch the plate, while manager Jack Krol complains Cox should have slid.
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Gus Schrader
Cox
Gerette
Bobby Cox
Cedar Rapids
Quincy
Jim Kokita
Sec
Dewey Freeman
Jack Krol
Rol
Bobby
Krol
Cedar Rapids Cardinals edge Cubs 4-1 for first 1967 loss
In a 1967 baseball contest Cedar Rapids topped Quincy 4-1 as pitching held the Cubs to one early lead. Fred Covey, nicknamed Quail, left after re injuring his ankle on a bunt as Jim Nealey started the third. Jim Williams and Greg Werdick hit two run homers for Quincy in a losing effort.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Quincey Cubs
Quincy
Jim Williams
Greg Werdick
Cub
Covey
Quail
Jim Nealey
Detroit
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Boston
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Louis
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York
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Kmlahr
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Healey
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Chiagen
St. Louis
Illiams
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Tanana
Sandi
Burlington
Elachnatl Atest
Schoene
Cavey
Bky Nealey
Catur
Seartite
Waterloo
Clinteer
Bsults
Afitornia
Washington
Appleton
Kansas City
Abi Washington
Cieden Earls
New York
Rapids
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