Barrow Considers Retirement As Tiger-Cats Face Lose of Linchpin
The piece profiles John Barrow weighing retirement after 11 straight All-Canadian selections as Hamilton evaluates future after veteran era. It notes Ken Ploen and Bernie Faloney's retirements, Barrow's dual focus on business, and the 1967 champion team’s uncertainty with Joe Restic as new head coach. The article recalls Barrow’s 1957 NFL rookie salary context and Ticats signing.
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Bernie Faloney
John Barrow
Barrow
Joe Restic
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Canada
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Hamilton
Ralph Lazio
Toronto
NFL
AFL
United States
Jake Gaudaur
Jim Trimble
Tiger-Cats
Barrow weighs future between football and business
John Barrow reflects on offers from the Rams Lions and Chargers while assessing his Delpro Limited venture. He recalls a 1967 season strain and contemplates retiring or committing full time to his sales-promotion firm as Hamilton Tiger-Cats fortunes ride with his on field value.
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Hamilton
Detroit Lions
Barrow
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gilman
Chargers
CFL
John Barrow
University of Florida
Gerry McDougall
Shell Industries
Carling Breweries
Delpro Limited
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Florida
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Ralph Lazio
Hamiltonians
Baseball scores by league and teams across the day
National League results include New York 4 Chicago 2, Atlanta 0 Cincinnati 10, St Louis 3, Houston 1, Pittsburgh 1, Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 2, San Francisco 1. American League shows Chicago 0 Cleveland 1, Oakland 1, Washington 3, California 1, Baltimore 7, Minnesota 2, New York 7, Detroit 5, Boston 4. International League features Louisville 1 Jacksonville 0, Columbus 1 Richmond 0, Buffalo 6 Rochester 1, Toledo 3 Syracuse 2. Pacific Coast League scores Tulsa 6-3 Denver 1-5, Seattle 2 Phoenix 7, Spokane 1, Oklahoma 4 Vancouver 5, Indianapolis 2. Hawaii 3 Portland 2.
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McLain
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Red hot Nolan throws three hitter as Reds blank Braves
Pitcher Gary Nolan of Cincinnati, troubled by arm problems earlier, made his second start and shut out Atlanta 10-0 with a three hitter. New York Yankees batter Joe Pepitone slammed a grand slam and tripled while driving in three in a 7-2 win over the Minnesota Twins.
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Atlanta Braves
Joe Pepitone
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Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Jerry May
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Woody Fryman
Hidden ball trick delays but Cardinals win in eighth
In a 3-1 victory, the St. Louis Cardinals break a 1-1 tie in the eighth with hits from Curt Flood, Roger Maris, and Orlando Cepeda after Julian Javier is tagged out on the hidden ball play. The win extends the Cards’ streak to eight.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Houston Astros
Cardinals
Julian Javier
St. Louis
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets and Athletics Earn Top Draft Positions
New York Mets and Oakland Athletics hold the first and second picks as 20 major league clubs and four expansion teams begin the annual June free agent draft. Montreal and others follow in Class A. The draft spans regular and secondary phases with 1,169 players chosen in 1967.
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Oakland Athletics
Rick Monday
Athletics
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San Diego
Kansas City
Casper Leads 142 in Speedway Open Field at Speedway Course
Casper the PGA money leader and Larry Hinson head a 142 player field for the $100,000 Speedway Open. Sam Snead, 56, also competing as he eyes the U S Open, posted 71 in the pro am. Bob Lunn withdrew after his daughter was hospitalized. Doug Ford also pulled out with a hand injury.
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PGA
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Sam Snead
West Virginia
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Bob Lunn
Lunn
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Doug Ford
Tuckahoe
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Minor Soccer League Scores From Wednesday
Wednesday results show NEWS Cougars beat Kiwanis Indians 7 to 0 and Lions Cubs tied Moritz Bears 4 to 4. Moose Monarchs defeated Redcliff Redskins 6 to 1 in another league matchup.
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Moose Monarchs
Redcliff Redskins
Pepitone Leads Yankees to 7-2 Win Over Twins
Joe Pepitone drives in six runs including a grand slam as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 7-2. Mel Stottlemyre silences the Twins with a five hitter. In other AL action Baltimore, Detroit, and Washington win while Chicago’s Eddie Stanky enforces new five dollar fines for baserunning violations.
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Dave Johnson
Buddy Bradford
Pepitone
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California Angels
Bradford
Eddie Stanky
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Tony Oliva
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Mantle
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Mel Stottlemyre
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
California
Clyde Wright
Curt Morton
Orioles
Jim Hardin
Stanky
White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Drysdale Named NL Player of Month for May
Fireballing Don Drysdale dominated May with five shutouts in six starts and a 0.53 ERA. The Los Angeles righthander allowed 46 hits in 68 innings, completing five of eight starts, as 44 of 50 writers voted him the NL player of the month. Rusty Staub earned five votes, and Ron Reed received one vote.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Houston
Rusty Staub
Atlanta
Ron Reed
Baseball leaders and key stats from AP report
The Associated Press lists leaders with runs batted in 34 by Perez in Cincinnati and 34 by Stargell for Pittsburgh. Pitching note highlights Carlton of St. Louis at 7-1 and a 1.000 mark. Dates and locations not fully clear from the fragment.
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Cinccinnati
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Pittsburgh
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