Tillotson Shines as Yankees Top Senators 4-2
Thad Tillotson earned his third win in his first major league season guiding the New York Yankees to a 4-2 victory over the Washington Senators. Mickey Mantle homered to break the tie in the eighth, with Tom Tresh also homering earlier. Dennis McLain backed the Tigers with 11 strong innings in a 3-2 win over Kansas City, while California beat Baltimore 3-2 and Minnesota topped Cleveland 5-4 on a wild ninth-inning score.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dick Schofield
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Johnny Sain
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Dennis Mclain
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Sain
Kansas City
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
Cleveland
Bill Kelso
California
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Kered
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Mike Epstein
Senators
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McLain
Phil Roof
al 'Kaline
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
State Tuneup Collegians Match Par at Prairie Dunes
In Hutchinson Kansas AP two collegiate stars matched par in a tuneup for the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament at Prairie Dunes as 167 entries began. Jack Stevens of Wichita State and Ron Schmedmann of Kansas State matched Pat Monday at par with 72. Defending champion Grier Jones shot 68 72 141 at Indian Hills KC to secure two USGA Open berths. The event begins with qualifying rounds leading to 32 in match play. James Patrick Quinn and Rod Horn won a best ball with 67-? minor details noted. Stevens and his father Nick were second at 68, with Steve Knapp of Coffeyville and Steve Poulson of Wichita at 69.
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Wichita State University
Ron Schmedmann
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Prairie Dunes
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Grier Jones
Wichita
Indian Hills
Kansas City
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Rod ‘Horn
Stevens
Nick
Steve ‘Knapp
Coffeyville
Steve
Cool Reception Is Destroyed
Cool Reception, a Canadian three year old colt who finished second in the Belmont Stakes after a broken right foreleg, was destroyed Monday night after an attempt to save him failed. Jockey Johnny Sellers said the horse finished the last sixteenth of a mile on guts as he dismounted and walked Cool Reception back to the unsaddling ring. A two hour operation could not save him and Dr. William Reed announced the euthanizing decision.
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Johnny Sellers
William Reed
Three Share Links Honors Golf Winners in Eve of Pairings
Kathy Marshall Phyllis Holmes and Ruby Diebert led last week's Ladies Airlinks Assn round in an execution format. This week clubhouses will host pairings with sack lunches. players may tee off before or after lunch and should bring their lunch. Tosmah previously won the 1964 Colonial Handicap at Garden State Park and repeated in 1966.
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Phyllis Holmes
Ruby Diebert
Ladies Airlinks Assn
Tosmah
Garden State Park
Cherry Hill
N. J
Nightingale Eyes Spot in Olympics
Conrad Nightingale of Kansas State, the Big Eight steeplechase leader and NCAA indoor champ, hopes for an NCAA crown and Olympic berth after an 8:45.6 steeplechase at the Compton Relays. He trained at altitude with Jack Daniels and has been accepted to K-State Veterinary Medicine, keeping focus on improving under pressure while ahead of Jim Ryun.
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Conrad Nightingale
Jim Ryan
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Los Angeles
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
Pat Traynor
Air Force
Brigham Young
Conrad
BYU
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De-Loss Dodds
Jack Daniels
Adams State
Colorado
Bob Richards
Chris McQubbins
Oklahoma State
Bob Price
California
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McCubbins
Kansas
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Halstead
Ryun
Star Rookie Back into Camp
Lou Hudson, a star rookie who scored 1471 points for the St. Louis Hawks, signed a 1967-48 contract to stay with the Hawks after considering joining the Minnesota Muskies of the ABA. The Hawks had filed a $3 million damages suit over the earlier ABA contract but withdrew it after the new agreement.
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Barber Back Is Fined 500 After Return to Orioles
ANAHEIM AP Pitcher Steve Barber walked off the Orioles Sunday, rejoined teammates Monday, and was fined about 500 by Manager Hank Bauer. Barber, 28, a lefty, said he thought like a left hander and blamed the visit to his inlaws farm for his escape. He accepted Bauer's plan to demote him to the bullpen and aims to find the cause of his control woes after 48 walks in 46 innings this season.
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Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Barber
Bauer
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Twin Bluffs
Wis
Snead Avoids Signs as He Seeks 26th Open
Sam Snead shrugs off hex talk as he competes in Detroit sectional for one of 24 spots toward the U S Open finals at Baltusrol. The field includes 68 trying for 24 open slots, with 67 already advancing from seven sites and 27 others exempt from qualifying. Ed Furgol, Bob Verney lead the headlines amid tough days on Whealey Hills and Meadow Brook courses.
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Ed Furgol
Sam Snead
Snead
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San Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Baltusrol
Springfield
N.J
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Wheasley Hills
Meadow Brook
Ron Cerrude
Cincinnati
Denver
Chicago
Kansas City
Memphis
Tenn
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Wash
Lionel
Jay
Hebert
Jack Burke
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Burke
Ford
Jim Grant
Tommy Aaron
Bruce Crampton
J.C., Goosie
Dave Ragan
Colonial Country Club Course
Bob Verney
Standings and Scores From Baseball Weeknight Action
The Associated Press standings show Cincinnati leading the National League with a .654 mark and St Louis at .600. San Francisco .583, Pittsburgh .556, Chicago .522, Philadelphia .478, Atlanta .458, Los Angeles .438, Houston .367, New York .333. Monday results: Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 2. Chicago 13 Philadelphia 3. Houston 5 St Louis 2. American League has Minnesota .511, Cleveland .500, New York .467, Kansas City .458, Washington .426, California .400. Monday scores include Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4. New York 4 Washington 2. Detroit 3 Kansas City 2 in 11 innings.
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Garden City Elks-Legion Drops Doubleheader 2-1
Dodge City's Rangers edged Garden City's Elks-Legion 2-1 in both games of a youth baseball doubleheader, with the first game ending in the seventh inning and the second lasting 10 innings. Garden, now 0-3 in 1967, faces Russell next at Clint Lightner Field after a rainout of the planned Ransom game.
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Blues Edge Reds 5-4 In Minor League Youth Tilt
Blues edged Knights of Columbus Reds 5-4 at Clint Lightner Field Monday in a four inning A team game. Kent Carroll had Reds lone hit in the frame while Joe Geckles and Dick Oeding delivered Blues singles. Harvey Brungardt started and won with 13 strikeouts over six innings. Albert Mesa finished with two K in one inning. Reds committed seven errors as Blues rallied in the second. Schiffelbein earned the night win in the four inning game with four strikeouts.
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Butch) Knight
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Yost
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Knights of Columbus Blues
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Blues
Joe Geckles
Dick Oeding
Albert Mesa
Zerr
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Schaeffer
Harrison Gains Berth in Open
Dutch Harrison from St Louis and Grier Jones of Wichita both fired 141s to qualify for the USGA Open at Baltusrol New Jersey. Bob Stone of Independence Missouri was third with 144 and Gene Webb of St Louis won a second playoff hole with a 30 foot birdie to take the final spot. Sixteen golfers pursued four Open berths at Indian Hills course in Kansas City.
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Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Grier Jones
Wichita
Bob Stone
Independence
Gene Webb
Frank Keller
Baltusrol
N.J
Indian Hills
Softball Signup Set Wednesday at Fansler Field
Signups for boys and girls softball are scheduled Wednesday from 5 30 to 7 p m at Fansler Field Finnup Park southeast corner Bryce Roderick leads the program Boys ages 9 to 14 and girls 11 to 14 are eligible In addition girls ages 9 and 10 will join tee hall softball A 1 fee is charged during registration Community youth athletics plans announce signup events.
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Yankees Eye Terry Hughes With First Draft Pick
New York Yankees hold the first selection in the two day 1967 free agent draft seeking top prospects among 800 plus schoolboys and collegians. Terry Hughes of Spartanburg South Carolina is their target as they chase a standout shortstop for future impact.
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NEW York
Ken Holtzman
Rick Monday
Joe Coleman
Tom Seaver
Gary Nolan
Rich Nye
Bill Dillman
New York Yankees
Terry Hughes
Spartanburg
S.C
Kansas City A’s
A’s
Les Rohr
New York Mets
Washington
1968 Draft Details Mix of Regular and Special Phases
The article explains the two phase 1968 draft system with regular and special phases, noting age and college restrictions, inverse finishing order for picks, and the inclusion of American Legion players. It cites players like Don Shaw Bill Dillman Gary Nolan Rich Nye and teams such as the Cubs Mets and Yankees.
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Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Don Shaw
New York Mets
Bill Dillman
Baltimore
Shaw
Dillman
Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
Rich Nye
Cubs
Nye
Yanks
Los Angeles Dodgers
Fresh Netter Tabbed As No. 1 in NAIA
Doug Verdieck a Redlands University freshman is named No 1 seed in the NAIA tennis tournament with Vincente Zarazua a Corpus Christi sophomore Mexican champion ranked No 2. Officials aim to complete 62 singles first-round matches today as the event runs through Saturday at Rockhill Tennis Club. Redlands defends its team title.
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Doug Verdieck
Redlands University
California
Vincente Zarazua
Mexico
Corpus Christ University
Texas
Verdieck
Rockhill
Redlands
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