White Sox Lead Shaved by a Game
Sam McDowell allowed six hits as Cleveland beat Chicago 5-3 to trim the White Sox AL lead to one and a half games. In the NL, Mike Shannon’s eighth inning homer powered St Louis past Pittsburgh 4-3.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
4
Aaron Named Player of the Month for June
In Cincinnati AP reports Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves was named National League player of the month for June after a tight vote against Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs. Fifty baseball writers and sportscasters on the panel cast ballots, with Aaron winning 17 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Ron Santo
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Hornung and Taylor Going South with Saints in 1967
Packers lose star backs Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung to the New Orleans Saints as Bart Starr signs his 12th Green Bay contract and rookies report for drills. Jets, Rams, Eagles, and Chargers also prep for camps with key player status uncertain amid trade and contract tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Recht
Associated Press
Jim Taylor
Paul Horshung
Green Bay
Packers
Bart Starr
Packer
NFL
Taylor
Hornung
New Orleans Saints
Saints
Starr
Ben Wilson
Elijah Pitts
Donny Anderson
Jim Grabowski
Joe Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Timmy Brows
Timmy
Kuharich
Brown
Hawaii
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
Rams
Oakland Raiders
AFL
Raiders
Oakland
Phil Verleger
Edward Masry
Charlie Hennigan
San Diego Chargers
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The schedule lists Major and Minor Solunar Periods for daily planning of fishing and hunting in Central Standard Time. Major periods start at specified times and last about two hours. minor periods are shorter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Knight
Nicklaus Narrowly Trails After Round One at Hoylake
Jack Nicklaus, 27, opened with a 71 at Hoylake linking to a 6,995 yard par 72 course. Lionel Platts led with 68 as 22 players broke 72 and eight tied it, Gay Brewer among those at 70. Nicklaus blamed poor putting and vowed to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Reedy
Nicklaus
Lionel Platts
England
Gay Brewer
Dallas
Tex
Hoylake
Nicklas
Open Tourney Plan Rejected in Britain
England faced possible defiance of the ILTF as a British bid for open tournaments failed 139 to 83 at the ILTF annual meeting. Herman David of Alle England Club urged constitutional progress, while Dr. Giorgio de Stefani warned defiance would ban players from ILTF countries. United States and several others backed the British proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Miller
MONTDORF - LES + BAINES
Luxembourg
England
International Lawn
ILTF
Giorgio de Stefani
Italy
United States
Australia
Austria
Canada
Jamaica
New Zealand
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Intrepid Favored to Retain America's Cup Crown
Intrepid skippered by Bus Mosbacher leads the second round robin in Newport. The 1 meter sloop beat American Eagle by 3 minutes 45 seconds to extend her winning streak as Dame Pattie of Australia looms as challenger. Constellation and Columbia split results with Constellation beating Columbia to reach 2-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Intrepid
Bus Mosbacher
Australia
Dame Pattie
U.S
American Eagle
Constellation
Columbia
Ameriscan Eagle
Baseball standings and results from major leagues
A compact wrap of MLB standings scores and leaders. St. Louis defeats Pittsburgh 4 3 while Philadelphia hosts Atlanta and New York visits Cincinnati. Major and minor leagues noted with batting leaders Cepeda Clemnte Yastrzemski and power hitters like F Howard Killebrew and Aaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEC
St. Louis
Chicago
San Fran
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Twinight
San Francisco
Newcomer Fujita, Toledo veteran lead National Amateur Public Links
SEATTLE AP The National Amateur Public Links Championship opens with Hubert Farmer, 42, of Toledo, and Art Fujita of Honolulu sharing the lead at 68 after 18 holes at Jefferson Park. Dayton's M J Zimmerman carded 69, while Dave Ofala and Verne Callison posted uneven scores as the field aims to cut to 60 for the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Toledo
Ohio
Hawaii
Hubert Farmer
Art Fujita
Honolulu
Jefferson Park Municipal
M. J. Zimmerman
Dayton University
Kettering
Ohdo
Dave Ofala
Two Harbors
Minn
Anderson Hopes for Better Luck on Tour Draw
Australian Mal Anderson complains of tough early draws on the pro tennis tour after a four week stay. At the U S Professional Grass Court Championships in Brookline he was ousted by countryman Rosewall who won 1 5 6 8 6 3 to reach the quarter finals. Tomatoes are the No 1 track crop in the United States, lettuce ranks second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Australia
Mal Anderson
Pye
Rosewall
Anderson
U.S
Longwood
United States
10 Year Old Barred From LPGA Championship
Beverly Klass, 10, was barred from the LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley CC as a Superior Court denied a petition by her father Jack Klass to compel LPGA officials to admit her. The field of 52 began the $17,500, 72 hole event while Beverly watched from the sidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Mass
Beverly Klass
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Beverly
John H. Meagher
Jack Klass
Woodland Hills
Calif
At Least One Grid Holdout At Lions Camp
DETROIT AP Players, led by veteran Wayne Walker, threaten a holdout as contract talks open at the Detroit Lions camp. GM Russ Thomas says the gap with players is similar to prior years but declines to name who has signed or unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Wayne Walker
Russ Thomas
LPGA Bars Players Under 18 From Event
The LPGA voted to ban players under 18 from a tournament, aiming at Beverly who has won only $31, with jealousy among members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LPGA
Beverly
Clay Denied California License for Charity Bout
Cassie Clay was denied a California boxing license 4-0 by the California Athletic Commission with one abstention for a bout intended to aid poor children in the Deep South. The fighter, stripped of his WBA and NYSAC titles, faces a possible five year sentence after a federal conviction over dodging the draft.Commissioners postponed action on Sonny Liston while reviewing his status with New York. Also noted are Michael Shannon’s two run homer for St Louis and Sam McDowell’s six-hitter in Cleveland’s 5-3 win over Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stall
Sacramento
Calif
Cassie Clay
Califoria
Nero
White
California Athletic Coxmission
Clay
Licens
C. Hornia
World Boxing Associati
New Yo State Athletic Commission
Fede
Houston
California
Oakland
Henry Winston
Oakland Coliseum
Charital
Mississippi
Bama
Georgia
Ee Commission
Liston
Thi
New York
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Hal Bock
Minnesota
Twins
Eddie Stanky
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Sox
Minenesota
Mike Shannon
Angels
George Brunet
Bill Rigney
Brunet
Joel Horlen
Stanky
Indians
McDowell
Sudden Sam
Tom McCraw
Tommie Agee
Max Alvis
Tommy John
Shannon
Cardinals
Pirates
Dick Hughes
Gene Alley
Jerry May
Manny Mota
Orlando Cepeda
Steve Blass
Juan Pizarro
Tim McCarver
Pete Mikkelsen
Blass
Hughes
Aaron
Hornung and
A.M. P.M. Aeeneeege
WB Toursday
Benequeneer ' Er
Britain
W. L. Pet
Boston
Baltimore
ADA Kansas City
Kansas City
Washington
Robinson
Balt
Kaline
Det
McAuliffe
Tovar
Killebrew
Aoe
F. Robinson
Bast
Yasetrzemski
Douglas — Tovar
Campaneris
K.C
Bueford
Chic
Knoop
Versalles
F. Howard
Wash
Campane
Cepeda
St. L
Clemente
Pitt
Atl
R. Allen
Phil
Wyng
Houst
St.l
J. Davis
N.Y
Portland
Denver
Spokane
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Vancouver
Okla
City
San Diego
Tulsa
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Amarillo
el Paso
Albuquerque
Arkansas
Austin
Dale
Dallas‘Fort Worth
Arsene
Arkens
Washington State
Offeet
Hewell
Winnipeg
Gal
Guy
Burlington
Mike Shanon
St. la
Ford
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