Perez's 15th inning homer tops All-Star duel
Tony Perez of Cincinnati replaced Rich Allen at third base in the 10th and hit a game winning 2-1 homer off Jim Hunter in the 15th, giving the National League its fifth straight win over the American League in Anaheim. Seaver finished, with Marichal and Peters also strong as the NL held a 20-17 edge in the series.
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Pitching Is Feature of the Contest
Dodgers manager Walter Alston lauds pitching as the key in the All-Star Game marathon. In 15 innings, the National League defeated the American League 2 to 1 as Tony Perez homer in the 15th provided the deciding run. Roberto Clemente and Rich Allen homered for the NL.
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Nicklaus Challenged by Rodgers at Hoylake Open
In Hoylake England Phil Rodgers a 29 year old San Diego pro and former Open contender challenged Jack Nicklaus for the 1967 British Open. Rodgers warned four 70s might not win while Nicklaus as 11-4 favorite predicted wind could lift winning score toward 290. The Open record stands 276 set by Arnold Palmer at Troon in 1962.
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All Star Game Facts and Figures from Anaheim
Anaheim saw the National League win 2 1 over the American League in 15 innings. Attendance reached 46,309 with gross receipts around 324 428 dollars and television receipts part of a 10 million package. Proceeds mostly go to the player pension fund. Robinson tied the AL at Houston on a night of dominating pitching and notable NL hurlers.
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Baseball scores and All-Star details from a busy slate
National League and American League All-Star results with line scores, home runs by Allen Perez and B Robinson, plus Tuesday and Thursday games listed. Standings show Chicago and Detroit leading, with California and Minnesota near .500, and updates from minor leagues including Pacific Coast and International Leagues.
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Midwest Clings to Loop Lead in Hope Little League
Midwest edged Hope Auto 4 3 to hold the top spot as CBC’s Kenny Rowe collected four singles in four trips. Benny O’Neal pitched a three hitter for Sheriff’s 12 0 win over Barry's Quick Sak, aiding their climb in the loop standings.
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Frazier Chuvalo Set For Garden Showdown In 12 Rounds
Heavyweight contenders Joe Frazier and George Chuvalo prepare at Catskills resorts Grossinger and Concord for a 12 round showdown at Madison Square Garden next Wednesday night. Frazier, 23, has 14 knockouts in 16 fights and aims to extend his streak, while Chuvalo, 29, boasts an iron jaw and relentless drill as he trains nearby. The bout promises a rough, drag‑em‑out battle despite luxury surroundings.
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Perez Delivers Heroics In 1967 All Star Game
Tony Perez, benched until extras, homered off Jim Hunter in the 15th to lift the National League to a 2 1 win. Perez, 25, Cuban, had 17 homers for Cincinnati this season and was named outstanding player after manager Walter Alston brought him in late.
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All Star Game Sees NL Reserve Most of lineup
Walter Alston used nearly all of the 25 man National League squad in Anaheim except Claude Osteen. Hank Bauer left five AL players, including three Sunday pitchers, unused. Bill Freehan played in the entire game as heat cooled to evening. Don Drysdale drew boos as winning pitcher and Angels fans jeered ex Angel Dean Chance.
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