Kaline Injures, Kaline Rewards in Defensive Play
Outfielder Al Kaline made a recovery in right field after a Cash mishap as Harmon Killebrew reached second on the hit and later scored. AP Wirephoto captures the moment.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1967
Page
26
Outfielder Al Kaline made a recovery in right field after a Cash mishap as Harmon Killebrew reached second on the hit and later scored. AP Wirephoto captures the moment.
Curt Blefary hit two homers as the Baltimore Orioles routed the Kansas City Athletics 12-2. Russ Snyder and Woody Held drove in five runs in support of starter Wally Bunker who earned the win. Two Baltimore errors helped KC in the sixth.
The greens were soft after the rain and Goodyby fired 66 with birdie putts from 11 to 18 feet. Play was suspended 2% minutes at 5:27 p m due to lightning as about 40 players remained on the course. Charles Sifford and Miller Barber stood out with notable scores and a first hole in one for Barber.
Joe Horten pitched seven and one third innings of no hit ball and finished with a two-hitter as the Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 1-0. Tommie Agee homered for the winning run and Horten walked a man in the first before retiring 19 straight.
In Greenville Furman edged Davidson 8 6 0 and 9 0 as Mike Brown and Ronnie Davis pitched superbly. Brown allowed a single double in the first game to improve to 23 0 while Davis yielded five hits in the nightcap and Furman exploded for 13 runs. Catcher Andy Hancock homered with two on in the sixth of the second game.
East Carolina’s Pirates swept a doubleheader from The Citadel Bulldogs 12-0 and 4-0 to stay atop the Southern Conference with a 9-1 mark. Jim Snyder belted three homers delivering five RBIs in the first game, while Lynn Smith and Richard Hitchcock provided key hits in the second as Dennis Burke limited The Citadel to three hits.
Baseball results include South Carolina over N C State 1 0 and East Carolina 12 4 over The Citadel 00. North Carolina routed Virginia 9 1 while Maryland beat Duke 9 1. Other matches feature South Carolina 79 Clemson 62 in a triangular, plus lacrosse and tennis scores across multiple schools.
Virginia freshman Larry Gammon hit a misplayed line drive that became a home run for the Cavaliers in a 1-0 ACC win over Wake Forest. Wake lefty Steve Wrenn carried a no hitter into the fifth. Ron Bagnar followed with the decisive blast. Virginia improves to 8-7, 4-3 ACC while Wake Forest falls to 6-12, 3-5 ACC.
The Atlantic Coast Conference baseball matchup between the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University in Raleigh was postponed as Carolina may need an additional game to win the conference title. The AP report notes lingering scheduling adjustments affecting the series.
North Carolina defeated Georgia Southern 9-1 as Tom Buskey pitched four hits and two first inning homers fueled the Tar Heels. Ron Lemonds and Charlie Carr opened the first with hits, Carr added a homer, and Charlie Thomas hit an inside the park homer. Carolina improves to 11-7 overall and 3-4 in conference. Georgia Southern stands 22-7.
Harold Veasey of Ahoskie shot 75 three over par for best round as the North Carolina Seniors Golf Association opened its season at Benevenue Country Club Rocky Mount. Final round scheduled Sunday with Baxter Miller and John Nair sharing 65.
Maryland pitchers shutout Duke for the second straight day as the Terps captured 7-0. George Kasmarek slugged a homer and a double driving in three. Larry Davis logged three hits and John Hetrick climbed to a .470 average. Bob Reed earned the win after relieving Mark Harris in the fourth.
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