Cardinals Topple Dodgers as James Delivers Sixth Inning Blast
St Louis stays two games up in the NL lead after Charlie James belts a sixth inning homer to beat the Dodgers 2-1. Bob Gibson nets his fifth straight win with help from Shantz and Taylor as Nick Willhite takes the loss despite eight strikeouts. Giants 3 Milwaukee 0 keeps pace, remaining a half game out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Loui
Charlie James
Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Bob Gibson
Bobby Shantz
Ron Taylor
Gibson
Tommy Davis
Dodger
Nick Willhite
Julian Javier
James
Dodgers
Doug Camilli
Taylor
Lee Walls
Don Zimmer
Ron Perranoski
Willhite
Seattle
Rookie Culp Shuts Out Mets In Nine Victory
Ray Culp, 21 year old Philadelphia rookie, blanked the New York Mets on five hits and 11 strikeouts to win his ninth decision 2-0. Clay Dalrymple drove in the first run. Don Demeter hit a ninth inning homer off Galen Cisco. Craig suffered his ninth straight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Roger Craig
Clay Dalrymple
Phils
Johnny Callison
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Galen Cisco
Craig
Culp
Jimmy Piersall
Tim Harkness
Charlie Neal
Norm Sherry
Ed Kranepool
York
T.taylor
Callison
Gonzalez
Paune
Brewers
Soro Demeter
Kraneport
Dalrymple
Neal
Amaro
Moran
Erry
As.taylor
Taylor
Neal Forth
Philadel
Ine
Sievers
Kranepool
Demeter
Hunt
Piersal
Cisco
Harkness
Stressors, Jets Deliver Wide Interleague Wins
The Stressors crushed two Woody pitchers for a 19 to 2 interleague victory as NBC Industrial also won 11 to 2 over Reese. Dave Tarter earned the Stressors two hit win with support from Donnie Anderson, Foy Williams, Richard Perry and Billy Monk. Jim Fox and Joe Hill had the only two hits off Tarter. Paul Boyd pitched five strong for the Jets, beating Wayne Dixon and Jim Workman. Luther Brown Cree Matthews and Manny Williams led the Jets with key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
NBC
NBC Jets
Reese
Dave Tarter
Donnie Anderson
Foy Williams
Richard Perry
Billy Monk
Jim Fox
Joe Hill
Tarter
Paul Boyd
Wayne Dixon
Jim Workman
Luther Brown
Cree Matthews
Manny Williams
Jets
Friend Stops Cubs With Help From Schofield
Bob Friend and the Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Chicago Cubs 3-0 in Chicago. Dick Schofield hit a two run homer and Roberto Clemente added an RBI single in the first inning. Ron Santo collected three hits for Chicago as Friend earned his ninth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Schofield
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Friend
Dick Ellsworth
Pirates
Bob Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Bailey
Schofield
Ron Santo
Tsitouris Shuts Out Colts in Reds Triumphant 5th
Cincinnati Reds blanked the Houston Colts 3 0 for their fifth straight win as John Tsitouris, promoted to starter on June 9, allowed six hits over nine innings. Pete Rose had three hits and scored twice, helping the Reds improve to 3 2 on the season while Bob Bruce was touched for all runs. The game marked Cincinnati's second consecutive 3 0 shutout of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Houston
Pete Runnels
Rose
Colts
John Tsitouris
Bob Bruce
Reds
Gordon Coleman
Vada Pinson
Tsitouris
Frank Robinson
Hillcrest Hosts Monkey Scotch Foursomes At Hillcrest Country Club
Fourteen foursomes compete in a monkey Scotch format at Hillcrest Country Club with play starting 1 30 p.m. Pairings list teams 1 through 4 across multiple time slots featuring players such as Wayne Butler Sidney Butler and Bob Kimmel along with other local golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Dietz Tops Texas League Batting and RBI Leaders
El Paso’s Dick Dietz leads the Texas League in batting with .392, 58 RBIs and 22 home runs while Jose Cardena l’s 23 homers trail only Dietz. Arlo Engles, Jim Beauchamp and Cecil Handley help El Paso, which dominates the .300-plus hitters as seven others join the high average club. Ron Brand, 23, who plays for Pittsburgh, is noted as an ordained Mormon elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Dick Dietz
Dietz
San Francisco Giants
Albuquerque
Bill Haas
Sun King
Jose Cardenal
Arlo Engles
Jim Beauchamp
Tulsa
Cecil Handley
Bob Boyd
San Antonio
Cardenal
Paul Popovich
Austin
Pat House
Senators
Chuck Taylor
House
Wally Wolf
Cliff Davis
Wolf
Davis
Camilo Estevis
Rick Warren
Estevis
Warren
O'Dell Shuts Out Braves With Two-Hit Gem
Billy O'Dell pitched a two-hitter for San Francisco as the Giants beat Milwaukee 3 to 0. Chuck Hiller Willie Mays and Willie McCovey delivered the decisive runs with a three-run sixth and a bases loaded single in the ninth. Hank Fischer worked the ninth for Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Billy O'Dell
San Francisco
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Shaw
Hank Fischer
Ed Bailey
Denis Menke
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Menke
Bolling
Jim Davenport
Hank Aaron
Rhbi
Abrhbi Kuenn If
Mayerf
Hiller
Mays of
Torres
Ovey If
Oliver
Alou If
Mathews
Opeda
Menkess
Bailey
Taylor If
Alfitano
Jones Ct
Alou
Shaw
Aaron
Pagan
Fischer
O'Dell
Shaw Ih
McCovey
Amalfitano
Davenport
Hiller Cepeda
Torre
Loe
Ilwaukee
Erbbso
Shaw L
x-Fischer Evsas O
Raymond
Cepeda
U—Conlay
Bucher Pelekoudas
Walsh
Special Dinner Club Steak with Potato and Salad
A featured dinner item offers steak with baked potato and salad for 1.50. The deal highlights a value meal format likely from a club or restaurant ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinner Club
Versalles Leads Twins Past Orioles with Two Homers
Zoilo Versalles hit two home runs and Vic Power added another as the Minnesota Twins beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 to 1. Bill Dailey escaped trouble in the eighth and earned his seventh save of the season, securing the victory after Jim Perry left with a thumb injury. Power and Versalles each connected off Mike McCormick, who fell to 2-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Zoilo Versalles
Vic Power
Minnesota
Baltimore
Bill Dailey
Twins
Dailey
Versailles
Robinson
Killebrew
Gentile
Green
Powell
Alliaon
Brandt
Johnson
Hall of i
Brown
Battey c
McC'mick
Werts
aLau
Allen
bSaverine
Goryl
Perry
Teale
McCormick
Lau
Aparicio
Loe
Jim Perry
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Power
Versalles
Mike McCormick
Wes Stock
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmy Hall
Texas Adds OSU To State Texas Adds OSU To State
The University of Texas signed a two year non conference football contract with Oklahoma State for 1967 and 1968. Games will be in Memorial Stadium Austin on Oct 7 1967 and Oct 5 1968. Texas has seven Southwest Conference games plus the Cotton Bowl with Oklahoma leaving two dates for other opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma State
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
St.louis
Wills
Gillham
Groat
White
W.davis
T.davis
Boyer
Moon
Skowron
Altman
Javier
Tracewski - Davis
Gillam
T. Davis
Gilliam
W. Davis
S—Gibson
Perranoski
A ‘ Sieesa
Skewien
Balk
Wilhite Crawford
A—Venton
Steiner
Donatelli
Fermi
Seri Kahn
Lubbock Athletic Club
Malait
Don’ Landrum
Pfetsaubgn
Landrum
Rodgers Ss
Clemente Rt
Williams U
Clenda
Ellsworth
Elston
Pittburgh
Hubbs
E—Bertell
Logan
Schofield Rodgers
Banks
Tendenon
Chiandley
Cope
Chofield
Bertell
Ute Arlick
Vargo
Harvey, Weyer
Houston Colts
Ruidoso
Ruidoso, N. M
UPI
Ruidoso Downs
Benajaz
Mr. Frosty Tail
Joy Flame
Man
A . A. Slabber Gem
Bet Me
Ghief Nex
Wymore Bolt
Moose Man
Rocket Bar
Warrens Chubby
Miss Reed Twist
Joe Falla
Buddy Go
Big Q
Benna_ Bar
Caesar
Confession
Acme Gin
Miss Viraga
Jeans Demon
Red Thread
Quinella
Handle
Bi Temple
Spangler
Skinner
Runnels
Woodesh
Coleman
Warwick
bDavie
Staub
Edwards
Fazio
Keough
Bateman
Tytals
Woodeshick
Lilli
Pinson Keough
SB Rose
Sf—Tsitouris
Bruce
Tsitour
Pb—Bateman
U—Landes
Sudol
Forman
Gorman
Hillcrest
Wayne Butler
Katye Quest
Blackie Blackwell
Ivy Becker
Gar Decker
Sidney Butler
Dave Blackwell
Bob Kimmel
Jack Collins
Billie Kilgore
Terry Collins
Sleepy Quest
Ruel Dixon
Pat Hale
Mrs. H. Mercer
al Hopson
Mark Anderson
Maxine Kimmel
Doris Wright
Hal Kilgor
United Press International
Ron Brand
Lubbock Paint Center
O’dell
Eldorado Motor Hotel
Amarillo Hwy
Buford Graham
Mgr
Stafford
Admiral Advance Precision Engineering
Harris TV and Sewing Center
American State Bank
Relph Krebbe
OSU
Nischwitz
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Ron Nischwitz
Jacksonville
Early Wynn
Bank
F.d.1.c
Bud's Men's Shop
Bud
Tech
Monterey
Pontiac
Buick
Dodge
Chrysler
HUB Motor CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!