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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1967
Page
8
Mel Queen, a former outfielder turned pitcher, blanked the Giants on six hits over six and two thirds innings to lift the Reds 3-2 and reclaim first in the NL. Willie McCovey homered off Queen, who left after eight with a 2-1 lead. Ted Abernathy closed.
Major league standings include Baltimore, Cincinnati, Detroit, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, California, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Minnesota, San Francisco, Washington. Thursday results show Cleveland 5 Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 New York 0 California at Baltimore rained out. Dawson noted for completing 200 passes for 2,744 yards and 28 touchdowns.
Jesse Gonder drove in the go ahead run with a tie breaking single in the eighth, then doubled to key a 6 3 victory on opening day. He boosted his batting average to .307 as Pittsburgh overcame fielding miscues to beat Philadelphia 5 4.
The Corry Beavers track team coached by Max Bennink travels to Franklin to face the Knights this afternoon. After a season with a practice loss to McDowell and defeats to OI City and Warren, Franklin crushed Titusville 115 to 35 and beat Meadville 105 to 44, while Warren also defeated Corry 122 to 28.
Jim MacKenzie head football coach at the University of Oklahoma died early today likely from a heart attack at age 37. He was stricken at his home near Norman and pronounced dead at Norman Municipal Hospital shortly after midnight. MacKenzie came to Oklahoma in 1966 after helping Arkansas become a national football power and had guided the Sooners through four unbeaten games.
BowlAire National B final sees Erie County Plastics defeat Elgin Electronics 79 77 as Dexter Grenz tops with 216. Dodgers veteran Lou Johnson fractures his left ankle sliding home against Atlanta, sidelined 10 to 12 weeks. GM Bavasi pins hope on Bailey Ferrara Hickman and Wes Parker to fill his void. Oklahoma spring practice shifts to key alumni game May 6. MacKenzie roots Oklahoma revival after 1965 lows and a Texas win in 18-9.
Sam McDowell fanned 12 and won his second game for Cleveland, aided by Willie Smith’s eighth inning double that broke a 4 4 tie. The Indians topped Minnesota 5 4 after McDowell allowed three hits through five and yielded a homer to Bob Allison in the sixth. Chiefs sign tackle Gene Trosch from Miami of Florida, their No 1 draft choice.
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