Mets Hurler Selma Wins Sixth Straight Victory
Dick Selma, once slated for the Jacksonville farm club, pitched a five hitter for the Mets in a 3-0 win over the Dodgers. He lowered his ERA to 1.77 and leads NL pitchers with five or more decisions while bolstering a strong Mets rotation alongside Koosman Seaver and Ryan.
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Baseball Tonight at Legion Field
Hope may field a top semipro team sponsored by Perry's Truck Stop with AIC performers and locals on a roster led by Delton Hatfield Jim Jordan Brint Oiom Larry Thrash Wayne Johnson Ray Duke Buddy Jordan Gaylord Solomon Earl Ray Murphy Wayne Laws and Bill Lawrence. In its first game at Friendship last week the team lost 4 2 in 12 innings in a pitching dominated meet. Dwight Ledbetter the all AIC hurler for Friendship showed the difference in the opener. Wednesday night the Perry Boys face Friendship again at 7 30 at Legion Field.
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Confident Tennis Change for the Best
The USLTA president Robert Kelleher says open tennis and new leagues will end amateurism as top pros seek earnings. He cites Bournemouth and Paris events drawing large crowds and a French Open grossing $170,000, threefold 1967. He forecasts the first U.S. National Open at Forest Hills earning over $332,000.
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Arkansans Lose Out in Tennis Meet
In Davidson North Carolina two Little Rock players fell in the Southern Open. Herbert Thomas II lost to Bobby Weinacker of Mobile Alabama 6 2 4 4 653 in the 16 and under division. John Bailey dropped a 6 0 6 in the boys 14 sin BIOS. More than 138 million persons spent suing 44 billion in foreign travel in 1967.
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Grand Slam Lifts Sox Over Yanks
The Chicago White Sox rally behind Russ Snyder to a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees, lifting Chicago from 10th to eighth as Snyder belts his first career grand slam and Cesar Tovar struggles for Minnesota in a doubleheader loss to Detroit.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
The Hope Star lists American League and National League standings with team records, games behind, and daily results. It also covers top players in batting and pitching, with leaders such as Yastrzemski Howard Rose and Marichal, plus minor league standings for Arkansas, El Paso, Albuquerque and other circuits, including recent game scores and upcoming matchups.
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Redlegs and Atlanta swap six players in pitching move
Cincinnati and Atlanta completed a six player deal sending Milt Pappas and Claude Cloninger to the Braves for Clay Carroll and Toronto Signs. The Reds also shipped Ted Davidson and Bob Johnson to Atlanta in a package tied to improved staff depth. Pappas noted his playing days with Cincinnati are numbered and hinted at resignation amid management disputes following Kennedy's funeral delay. Cloninger stood 1-3 with a 4.26 ERA, Pappas 2-5 with a 5.57 ERA through 15 games.
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Casper a Solid Favorite for U S Open Title
Casper, fresh off four wins and nearly $125,000, is seen as the man to beat at the 1966 U S Open at Oak Hill. He faces threats from Nicklaus, Palmer, and others as play opens Thursday with ABC televising the final rounds.
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Davis Promoted To Recruiting Overseer At Arkansas
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Jack Davis will become recruiting overseer next fall. Davis has been head freshman coach for eight seasons, succeeding Steed White who left for a business position. Harold Horton will take over Davis
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