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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
12
The new look in Los Angeles is working out nicely for the San Francisco Giants.
Leon Wagner’s late homer gave the Cleveland Indians a 2-1 opening win over the Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader. Gary Bell earned his first win with five putouts and a head-on throw to cut down Ren Hansen. The Sox rallied in the eighth but Cleveland held on for the victory.
A second inning single and an seventh inning homer, backing pitcher Juan Puarro, propelled a win for Leas 4. The Associated Press notes the clutch hits and strong pitching gave Leas 4 the victory.
Paul Fuji, 14, of Tokyo faces Mexico’s Torres in a bout halted at 1 round. Torres, 159, is listed as the opponent with one prior recorded bout. The event notes a stoppage during the encounter.
Scores include Philadelphia 63 over Atlanta 44 and New York 22 to Cincinnati 03. Chicago 4 and Houston 1. San Francisco 5, Los Angeles Pittsburgh 2. St. Louis 6. Today's games Pittsburgh at St. Louis only scheduled. San Francisco at New York. Vancouver 74 Spokane 44. Denver at Tularem Seattle Hewat. Columbus 74 Taromo 33. Buffalo 63 Taleds 44. Rochester 11 1. Richmond 74 Syracuse 8. Jacksonville 4.
Summary of scattered baseball leader notes including Swien and Harper with Cincinnati and Brock tied at seven, Veale of Pittsburgh with 34 strikeouts, and pitching decisions by Jen ts with 34 and 1,600 innings referenced, plus Nelan of Cincinnati.
In Cincinnati, young pitchers Billy McCool Gary Nolan and rookie Tom Seaver surge as replacements for sidelined Jim Maloney and Milt Pappas. Nolan earns a 2 1 win with eight strikeouts no walks as Don Cardwell shuts out the Reds in Game One of a doubleheader.
Detroit manager Hank Bauer angrily challenged pitcher Barber after he walked 16 Tigers amid a two run loss. Barber claimed the no hitter would have mattered without the walk plagued game and blamed no one but himself for the miscue.
The Columbus Jets completed an International League sweep over Toronto 7 to 5 behind starter Serden and rookie Rob Robertson’s first TL homer. Ed Hebaugh earned the win in relief as the Jets moved to four straight victories. Rochester topped Richmond 11 to 7, Syracuse beat Jacksonville 84, and Buffalo split twin bill at Toledo 6-4 and 2. The Tigers won with Northrup’s RBI double in extras.
Daniels wins at Winchester but his car suffers a rear end failure during the race. The incident highlights mechanical issues affecting performance and race outcome.
Vets Seaver took the loss in seven innings allowing seven hits before Jack Lamabe finished. Ron Swoboda hit a solo homer for the Mets and McCool wild pitched in a third inning run. Lee May, Pete Rose, and Deron Johnson supplied key hits in a 4 3 nightcap, with Cincinnati taking a 4 2 victory to split the twin bill.
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