Harrelson and Mathews Shine and Falter in AL Action
Ken Harrelson led Boston with a four RBI day including a homer a triple and a double as the Red Sox beat Chicago 10-2 and remained atop the AL standings. Ed Mathews committed two first inning errors for Detroit in a 4-2 loss to Minnesota as Detroit slid in the pennant race. California beat Cleveland 4-3, New York edged Washington 2-1 in 12, and Baltimore toppled Kansas City 2-1 in other games. Harrelson said he enjoys Fenway Park and recalled strong showings there with past teams.
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Wattsburg Racing Card Completed at Erie County Fair
The final harness night at Wattsburg saw two heat wins apiece. Army Penny, owned by Mrs. C. Quinn, won heat one and heat two of the first race in 2 14 and 2 15. Fisherman's Champ won the second race after leading all the way in heat one and finishing strong in heat two. Zelma's Boy posted 2:16 and 2:17 for the third race. A prerace mishap injured driver J. W. Stockman, hospital reports listed a dislocated right shoulder and abrasions, condition fair.
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Army Penny
C. Quinn
Conneaut
Ohio
Herb Hackula
Champ
Clayton Young
Jackson Center
Laird
Valencia
Zelma's Boy
Lovely
Longest Night Game In National League History Set
San Francisco Giants pitcher Gaylord Perry went 16 innings scoreless, then left for a pinch hitter as the Giants beat Cincinnati 1-0 in 21 innings. Perry allowed 10 hits, 12 strikeouts, lowering his ERA to 2.96. The game lasted 50 hours 40 minutes, a NL record for most time in a night game. The Reds had chances, but Jim Hart’s single scored the eventual winning run in the 21st. Other NL results: St. Louis 5 Houston 0. Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0. Los Angeles 6 Atlanta 4. Chicago split with New York 8-2 and 0-3.
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Ollie Brown
Hal Lanier
Dick Groat
Hart
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pi
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Mel Queen
Cincinnati
Reds
Chiefs show depth with strong all around pre season
Liberty Missouri AP describes Kansas City Chiefs 1967 preseason strength with Hank Stram praising depth across offense and defense. rookies like Noland Smith Nicknamed reveal big play potential in exhibitions while veterans Dawson Garrett and Burford anchor the attack. Stram notes improved competition and a formidable unit led by Buchanan Hill and Robinson Hunt.
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Kansas City
Len Dawson
Mike Garrett
Curt McClinton
Bert Coan
Coan
Garrett
McClinton
Gene Thomas
Aaron Brown
Brown
Mawson
Chris Burford
Otis Taylor
Fred Arbanas
Jim Tyrer
Dave Hill
Ed Budde
Curt Merz
Jon Gilliam
Jerry Maye
Chuck Hurston
Buck Buchanan
Andy Rice
Ed Lothamer
Robby Bell
Sherrill
Hearrick
B.J
Extend Trout Season In 17 Counties In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission will extend the trout fishing season into autumn in 11 streams across 17 counties until October 31 1967. Streams stocked during the regular season will not receive new plantings during the extension. Counties open through October include Armstrong Bradford Butler Centre Clinton Dauphin Fayette Huntingdon Jefferson Luzerne Mifflin Snyder Somerset Union Wyoming York. Fishing is allowed in lakes and ponds 10 acres or larger until midnight October 31 1967. Regular season ends September 4 1967.
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Robert J. Biele
Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Bradford County
Butler
Centre
Clinton
Dauphin
Fayette
Huntingdon
Jefferson
Luzerne
Miflin
Snyder
Somerset
Union
Wyoming
York
Schnars Johns Battle At Eriez Speedway Showdown
ERIE PA Last week it appeared Squirt Johns led the new car division points at Eriez Speedway but a broken drive shaft ended his run in Stateline’s Dean Lay Memorial Race. Bob Schnars surged with 200 points as Johns finished 24th, igniting a final battle for the 67 Championship and a ChevroletCamera prize. Local contenders Dill Lit and others readied for the 25 lap feature amid a 183-88 car field and a heavy six-event program. Braves Ferguson Jenkins and Don Cardwell pitched well in a Cub Met doubleheader withキー.
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Erie
Squirt Johns
Eriez Speedway
Bob Schnars
Johns
Dean Layfield
Stateline
Schnars
Eric
Tom Dill
Dick Lit
Johnny Whitehead
Jim Scott
Ron Blackmer
Fred Knapp
Youngsville
Honnie Blackmer
Blackmer
Lyle Brown
Brown
15 Entries In City Golf Tourney Thus Far
The first citywide golf tournament will start September 1 at North Hills Municipal Course with local residents eligible. Roger Ottaway reported 15 entries so far, aiming for at least 50 before the September 10 deadline. Entry is $1 and play begins after pairings posting. match play format requires at least two nine hole rounds and one round by September 17.
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City Golf Commission
North Hills
Tor Wen
Pro Shop
Roger Ottaway
Tom Burkhart
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