Preisler Wins Senior Title in Ohio Championship Play
Ed Preisler of Cleveland claimed the 1967 Ohio Senior Championship with a 148 total, three strokes ahead of Carl Menelle and Charles Schmidt. Preisler edged past 56, he nearly missed the event after a sign-in error and noted his US team experience in Israel. The winner parred all but one hole on Brown's Run Country Club course.
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Ed Preisler
Cleveland
Bill Margraf
Ohio Golfers Association
Preisler
United States
Israel
Brown's Run Country Club
Carl Menelle
North Canton
Charles Schmidt
Whitehall
Don Gill
Cincinnati
Columbus Country Club
Preisier
Ine. Preisler
Joe Torre
Atlanta
Dennis Menke
Mike McCormick
Ken Johnson
Ollie Brown
Jack Hiatt
Jim Hart
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Mets
Lee Thomas
Banks
Ed Charles
Tommie Davis
Randy Handley
Ermer Named Twins Boss In Surprise Management Shakeup
Cal Ermer, a veteran minor league manager, takes over the Minnesota Twins from Sam Mele as Calvin Griffith seeks a pennant surge. Mele, fired after six seasons including a 522-431 record and a 1965 AL title, takes the change with class. Ermer begins his first season as a big league skipper after years in Griffith’s farm system.
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Lew Ferguson
ST. Paul Minneapolas
Calvin Griffith
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Cal Ermer
Twins
Griffith
Elmer
Mele
Tiel
Cookie Lavagetto
Minnesota
Charlotte
N.C
Denver
Baltimore
Orioles Teach Ermer the Ways of the American League
Cal Ermer arrives as Minnesota Twins manager and watches an 11-2 Orioles win. Frank Robinson hits a three run homer, Boog Powell also homers, while Moe Drabowsky earns his fifth straight win in relief as Kansas City, Boston, New York and California also win in AL action.
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Boog Powell
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Washington
New York
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California
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Sam Mele
Denver
Robinson
Powell
Moe Drabowsky
Bob Allison
Chance
Chuck Dobson
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
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Steve Hargan
Hargan
Ramon Webster
Reggie Smith
Frank Howard
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Detroit
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Seeeee Wynn
Staub
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Sig Rose
Perez
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Arrigo
Noite
Ie ‘Ruiz
Lee
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E-Rose
Goalby holds late lead after erratic Buick Open first round
In a soggy Warwick Hills round Goalby shot 69 amid thunderstorms to share the Buick Open lead with Aaron and a 142 total. His mood swung as his short game faltered and he argued with his crew, but a 12-foot late putt secured a tie for the lead as delays tested players and crowd patience.
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Mich
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Warwick Hills
Golfene Hills
Mapas
Tommy
Aaron
Aea
Palm Beach
Calif
No Crowing For Mud Hens
The Toledo Mud Hens struggle in the International League but briefly outhit Rochester in two games. They remain in eighth, with a string of losses driving their slide as Columbus beat Syracuse and other IL results shaped the standings. Elvio Jiminez delivered a two run double for Columbus, helping the Jets climb out of the basement.
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Associated Press
Toledo Mud Hens
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Jacksonville Suns
Toronto
Columbus
Syracuse
Elvio Jiminez
Jets
Syracuse Chiefs
Yastrzemski Homers Twice as Red Sox Rally Past Washington
Carl Yastrzemski slugged his 13th and 14th homers of the season to spark Boston to an 8-7 comeback win over Washington. George Brunet pitched a three hitter to snap a nine game skid, defeating Detroit 4-0.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Boston
Washington
George Brunet
California
Detroit
Parks Nobbs Skeet Winners at Ohio Championship
Charles Parks of Alliance won the 410-gauge event and Dick Nobbs of Warren won the 28-gauge on opening day of the Ohio Skeet Championships at Sportsmen's Rod and Gun Club in Canton. Today's schedule includes the 20 gauge preliminary and international events. the 12 gauge will be decided Sunday.
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Canton, Ohio
Charles Parks
Alliance
Dick Nobbs
Warren
Sportsmen's Rod and Gun Club
George McQuinn Scout for Washington Senators
Former first baseman George McQuinn is noted as scouting for the Washington Senators, bringing his major league experience to evaluate players and potential talent for the franchise.
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George McQuinn
Washington Senators
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Major League Leaders list top stats for the National and American Leagues. Clemente and Rose dominate batting for the NL with high averages and runs. pitching leaders include Veale and Horlen with perfect records. Other standout players include Brock, Aaron, Killebrew, Robinson, and Campaneris in various categories.
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Rose
Cin
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Pit
Perez
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St.l
Cepeda
T Davis
N.Y
R. Allen
Phil
Phillips
Chico
Williams
Chic
Pinson
Morgan
Houst
Gonzalez
Alley
All
Kaline
Det
F. Robinson
Balt
Tovar
Minn
McAuliffe
Northrup
Carew
Mincher
Calif
Friday Scores From Major Leagues
Friday results show Chicago beating New York 6 to 5, Cincinnati 10, Houston 7, Pittsburgh 16 over Philadelphia 1, and Atlanta 5 over San Francisco 3. St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 with Houston at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Atlanta as next games.
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
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W. L. Pet
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Reds Rally Past Astros Behind Rose and Johnson homer spurt
Cincinnati overcame a 7 4 deficit as Pete Rose drove in four and Deron Johnson homered during a seventh inning rally. Don Wilson struggled for Houston before reliever Claude Raymond allowed Tony Perez and Johnson to homer. Maloney’s outing raised his ERA to 4.84 and bruised Reds’ confidence.
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Wilson
Tony Perez
Claude Raymond
Johnson
Pavietich
Pete Rose
Deron Johnson
Reds
Dave Bristol
Maloney
Pirates Rally After Team Meeting Pushes Win to 16-1
The Pittsburgh Pirates erupted for 16 runs on 23 hits against Philadelphia, their second straight win after a players meeting. Manny Mota and Gene Alley each had four hits, with Bill Mazeroski driving in four and Willie Stargell adding three as the team snapped a skid and surged in the NL standings.
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Harry Walker
Tommie Sisk
Mets
Billy O'Dell
Manny Mota
Gene Alley
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Alley
Jerry May
Ann
Local Scoreboard Quick Hits From Yesterday
Oklahoma City 12, Indianapo 5. Tacoma 10, Hawaii 7. Phoenix 8, Seattle 4. Spokane 5, Vancouver 2. Tulsa 7, Denver 4. San Diego 4, Portland 3.
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Oklahoma City
International League Scores Report
Jacksonville blanked Toronto 9 to 1 while Buffalo defeated Richmond 3 to 2 Rochester routed Toledo 9 to 5 and Columbus edged Syracuse 3 to 2 indicating a busy slate with multiple wins and losses across the league.
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Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Toledo
Columbus
Syracuse
Rose Beats Corona In Narrow Points Triumph In Rouen
Lionel Rose 119 4 pounds from Australia outpointed Rudy Corona 118 pounds from Los Angeles in Rouen France by decision after ten rounds. Marcel Cerdan of France awarded decision over Rene Fromont of France eight rounds. Fromont disqualified for batting in Los Angeles Floyd Patterson 14 and Jerry Quarry 193 drew ten rounds in Bellflower California.
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Associated Press
Lionel Rose
Australia
Rudy Corona
Los Angeles
Rouen
France
Marcel Cerdan
Rene Fromont
Fromont
Floyd Patterson
New York
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Drew
Bowlers of the Year named by Metropolitan Bowling Writers
Wayne Zahn of Atlanta and Mildred Ignizio of Rochester New York will be honored as Bowlers of the Year by the Metropolitan Bowling Writers Association at its seventh annual awards dinner on June 15.
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New York
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
Mildred Ignizio
Rochester
N.Y
Metropolitan Bowling Writers Association
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