Reds Stop Pittsburgh in 8 7 Thriller as Perez Delivers
Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-7 after Tony Perez doubled in Pete Rose in the 10th. Roberto Clemente drove in seven runs, homered thrice, and led the league with a .390 average, but Pirates fall three games back. Lee May tied the game in the ninth with a two-run homer.
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National League and American League leaders listed in 1967 baseball summaries
National League leaders include Aaron and Torre for Braves and Reds with Cesar Banks Brock Clemante and Pirates, while American League names feature Freshan Kaline and Blefary with Orioles and Mincher. Pitching leaders cite Veale and Holtzman along with Hearicn Sparma Chance Peters Lonborg Knowles and others. Dr Fager withdraws from Preakness after two 1967 wins.
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Middlesboro nets fourth in AA Wack meet at Richmond
Middlesboro scored 16 points to finish fourth in the AA Wack meet at Richmond won by Danville. Somerset was second with 27 and Cumberland third with 20. Gary Bingham and Freddie Roark of Middlesboro won trips to the state tournament in Lexington by high jump and distance respectively.
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Daily News United Press full leased wires notice
Publication and distribution details for The Daily News dated notices and rates. Includes UPI rights and local service areas in Kentucky counties. Mentions payment terms of ten dollars yearly and monthly options along with carrier and mail delivery notes.
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Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
Standings list Mondays results and weather postponed games. Night games include Baltimore at Boston rain delays. Probable pitching matchups feature Cleveland McDowell versus New York Peterson and other interleague pairings across cities with late starts.
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Tiger Torres Rematch Set At Madison Square Garden Tonight
Dick Tiger and Jose Torres meet in a light heavyweight title rematch at Madison Square Garden. Tiger, six years younger and favored by weight, faces a determined Torres who vows retirement if defeated. The bout follows Torres’s pancreatitis scare and Tiger’s lingering doubts about quitting after the fight.
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Referee Rhodes Condemned For Hasty Calls And TV Time
Peter Rhodes, a National Professional Soccer League official, faced harsh scrutiny after admitting he used injuries to pause play for TV commercials. The incident in Toronto involved a new .38 pistol and radar gear to time breaks, prompting an inquiry by league commissioner Ken Mucker. Cal Hubbard voiced strong sympathy for referees amid the TV commercial pressure.
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Rain Delays Indy 500 Qualifying as 30 Cars Practice
Rain halted operations at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway but 30 cars, including 26 not yet qualified, pressed onto the track for practice laps. Chuck Arnold suffered bruises after a crash. Richard Compton’s car was heavily damaged. Alf Unser led the day with 162 mph after qualifying Saturday at 164.564 mph, placing him outside the third row.
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Beard Keeps Fifth Slot in PGA Money List
Frank Beard of Louisville Kentucky held fifth in the PGA tour money list as of the latest figures. His Open third place earned him 7500 dollars, boosting unofficial earnings to 158493, trailing leader Arnold Palmer at 87073. Others in the top five include Gay Brewer, Doug Sanders, and Julius Boros.
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