Retail Clerks And Local 214 Rise In Industrial Softball Standings
In Fort Ontario action Monday Retail Clerks edged Alcan 8 7 to move atop the league with only Fitters Plumbers Electricians left unbeaten. Bobby Schaffer homered in the eighth and Ronnie Reynolds led the winners with three extra base hits. Local 214 defeated Local 129 12 2 as Dick Stark allowed two singles in a strong mound effort.
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Alcan
Fitters & Plumbers
Electricians
Hammermill and Jets
Jim White
Bobby Schaffer
Chuck Gane
Schaffer
Ronnie Reynolds
Regano
Ray Foster
John Symons
Lou Angelina
George Beshures
Bob Farrell
Jim Tesoriero
Local 214
Local 129
Arclight
Dick Stark
Jim Hoey
Tom Canape
Artie Chetney
Gus Bell
George Knopp
Umphlett Named Auburn Manager in Twins System
Tom Umphlett, former outfielder for four seasons with the Minnesota Twins organization, was appointed manager of the Auburn team in the New York Penn League. He succeeds Johnny Goryl, who moved to manage the Twins’ Denver-Pacific Coast League squad, amid duties shuffled after Sam Mele’s firing.
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Tom Umphlett
Minnesota Twins
Charlotte
N.C
Twins
Auburn
N.Y
Umphlett
Minneapolis Millers
Denver
Johnny Goryl
Goryl
Calvin Griffith
Sam Mele
Cal Ermer
Clay to Fight Two Exhibition Bouts in Detroit
Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali will be licensed for two three round exhibitions at Cobo Hall in Detroit. He will face Alvin Lewis of Detroit and Orville Qualls of Chicago in separate bouts four days before a federal court appearance on induction defiance charges amid protests and mixed official response.
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Detroit
Michigan
Cassius Clay
Cobo Hall
Chuck Davey
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Alvin Lewis
Orville Qualls
Chicago
Redskins Sign Whitfield and Rutgens For 1967 NFL Season
Washington Redskins announce the signing of running back A. D. Whitfield and defensive tackle Joe Rutgens for the 1967 NFL season.
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Redskins
Washington
Washington Redskins
A. D. Whitfield
Joe Rutgens
Electric Guitar Among Training Bits for Terrell
Ernie Terrell begins WBA heavyweight tournament training with a long-handled axe and punching bag alongside his electric guitar. He plans two weeks of night-club work and short camp sessions at Camp Nassau, aiming to win the elimination to become world heavyweight champion. Terrell criticizes Cassius Clay and discusses military service and his future against the former champ.
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N.Y
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World Boxing Association
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Jean Terrell
Thruway
Camp Nassau
Benjamin Becker
Phillip Schuyler High School
WBA
Cassius Clay
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Cassius
Pleasantville
N.J
Has Comfortable Margin at Vernon
Safe Return a 10-year-old defeated Mighty Mathilda by three quarters of a length at Yonkers Raceway taking the $5,000 pace with Stanley Dancer driving in 2 02. Mighty Mathilda finished behind Yakety Yak N in third. Other tracks saw Wick and Joyous Lad win pacing contests while Ilo Me led at Vernon Downs and Hy Bernadette placed third in a nonbetting 2 year old trot.
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Associated Press
Mighty Mathilda
Yonkers Raceway
New York State
Stanley Dancer
Secure
Yakety Yak N
Monticello Raceway
Wick
Avon Charlie
Buffalo Raceway
Joyous Lad
Larg Patterson
Kappa Kay
Saratoga Raceway
Volo Dares
Telstar
Kawartha Lee
Vernon Downs
Ilo Me
Lady Mimi
Hy Bernadette
Weight Watchers Soup: Tomato Stew with Chicken Broth
A simple hot soup combines chicken broth with stewed tomatoes for flavor. Freshly ground pepper is added to finish the dish.
Little Leaguers Split One-run Games in Local Night
Spectators saw two close decisions as Police beat Goldberg’s 3 2 and Ellis edged K of C 4 3. Firemen faced Moose and Seaway Supply met Triplets in today’s lineup. Police climbed to the National Division lead amid late rallies and smart hitting from Mike LaMay and Buzz Ponzi.
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Mark Tyler
Jeff Gehan
Kevin Tice
Dave Oswald
Don Richards
John Altimonda
Eric Tyler
Pat O’brien
Dan Sullivan
Pat Lanigan
Scott Tice
Larry O’brien
Rusty Gibson
John Saternow
Bobby Lloyd
al Foster
Goldberg
Ellis
Seaway
Buzz Ponzi
Mike LaMay
Ponzi
Frank Paine
Bob Farrell
John Fultz
Dave Finch
Jerry Losurda
Police
Tom Edwards
Knopp
Tony DiGaetano
Tim Riley
Mark AuClair
Elks
Howie McCann
K. of C
Pat Debane
Dan Donovan
Mets Trade Then Demote Twosome
The Mets acquired lefty Bob Hendley from the Chicago Cubs for Rob Gardner and sent two players to the minor leagues. They shipped Chuck Estrada and Johnny Lewis to Jacksonville and reinstated Chuck Hiller from the disabled list after his hand injury.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
Bob Hendley
Chicago Cubs
Rob Gardner
Phoenix
Hendley
Cubs
Don Shaw
Benvenuti and Griffith Vie Again in Septemb er
Bologn a Italy AP Nino Benvenuti world middleweight champion will relinquish his European title to focus on the world title defense September 29 against American Emil Griffith. Benvenuti, who beat Griffith at Madison Square Garden last April to win the world crown, would have next faced Luis Folledo of Spain. Manager Bruno Amaduzzi said the European title change is to aid training for the New York City Shea Stadium bout.
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Italy
Nino Benevnuti
Emile Griffith
Benvenuti
Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Luis Folledo
Spain
Bruno Amaduzzi
Benevenuti
Shea Stadium
New York City
Standings and results in the National and American Leagues
The National League show Cincinnati leading with 38 wins and 21 losses and St. Louis at 32 21, while San Francisco and Pittsburgh chase. Monday results include Philadelphia beating Atlanta and Pittsburgh over St. Louis. In the American League Chicago tops at 31 21 with Detroit close behind. multiple twinight and Twi night games listed with several extra innings and rescheduled matchups.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
Twinight
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G.B
Detroit
Ernrtee
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
California
Washington
Innnings
International League night results and standings
Last night Toledo beat Syracuse 8 to 5 while Rochester lost to Columbus 6 4 Buffalo won 3 2 against Jacksonville and Toronto edged Richmond 2 1 Standings show Rochester at 30 16 Toronto 24 18 Buffalo 22 21 Syracuse 20 23 Richmond 22 26 Jacksonville 22 26 Columbus 19 25 Toledo 19 25 Tonight schedule lists Syracuse at Toledo Rochester at Columbus Buffalo at Jacksonville Toronto at Richmond
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Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
WLPC
Seeeceess
Escocoee
Sess
Scescree
Richmod
Baseball Leaders Overview for 100 At Bats Era
Major League Leaders in batting average with 100 at bats show Kaline of Detroit at .346 and Frank Robinson of Baltimore at .338. Frank Robinson also tops runs with 43 tied by Tovar of Minnesota. RBIs lead by F Robinson with 53, followed by Killebrew of Minnesota with 52. Robinson also leads hits with 68, while Carew of Minnesota has 68. Tovar leads doubles with 14, Yastrzemski of Boston has 13, and Buford of Chicago has 5 triples.
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Associated Press
Kaline
Del
F. Robinson
Balt
Tovar
Minn
Killebrew
Carew
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Chic
Former Wimbledon Champion Gerald Patterson Dies at 71
Gerald Patterson, 71, Australian tennis great and 1919 and 1922 Wimbledon singles champion, died at Mornington near Melbourne after a long illness. He captained Australia’s Davis Cup team in 1922 and 1926 and was part of six Davis Cup squads.
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Australia
Gerald Patterson
Mornington
Patterson
Palmer Predicts Second Triumph In National Open
Arnold Palmer, relaxed after a three week layoff, aims for a second U S Open title at Baltusrol New Jersey. He cites positivity and mental edge while facing a strong field including Nicklaus Brewer and Boros. Palmer notes his 15th straight Open and leads money list with 91213 21 through 1960s.
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Springfield
N.J
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Arnold
Billy Casper
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Denver
Colo
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Casper
Gay Brewer
Boros
Frank Beard
Beard
Louisville
Minor League Results Across Pacific Coast and Other Leagues
The Pacific Coast League produced various results with Denver defeating Spokane 6 to 2 and San Diego edging Vancouver 3 to 2. Indianapolis beat Tulsa 4 to 1 while Portland won 9 to 7 over Phoenix. Oklahoma City took down Tacoma 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Rochester shut out Columbus 4 to 0. Jacksonville prevailed 3 to 2 against Buffalo in 10 innings. Toronto beat Richmond 2 to 1 and Toledo defeated Syracuse 8 to 5.
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Associated Press
Denver
Spokane
San Diego
Vancouver
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Portland
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Rochester
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Toledo
Syracuse
Boxing Roundup From Three Cities
Frankie DePaula knocked out Sonny Moore in Walpole Massachusetts. Stanford Bulla defeated Louis Hicks by decision in New York. Eddie Jones stopped Richie Gosha in Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
Walpole
Mass
Frankie DePaula
Newark
N.J
Sonny Moore
New York
Stanford Bulla
Louis Hicks
Brooklyn
Las Vegas
Eddie Jones
Los Angeles
Richie Gosha
San Francisco
Toledo Mud Hens End Six-Game Slide with 8-5 Victory
Toledo Mud Hens snap a six game skid by defeating Syracuse 8-5 as Chris Canizzaro drives in four with a three run homer and a double. Toronto, Rochester and Jacksonville also post wins while Richmond loses on Julio Navarro’s fifth defeat.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs
Toronto
Rochester Red Wings
Richmond Braves
Rochester
Columbus
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
Bill Thibdeau
Braves
Danny Rudanovish
Bob Montgomery
Richmond
Julio Navarro
Red Wings
Columbus Jets
Jim Hardin
Wings
Hardin
Jacksonville Suns
Suns
Don Bosch
Bison
Cal Emery
Amos Otis
Emery
John Bench
Bosch
Bench
Jose Pena
Otis
Chris Canizzaro
Detroit Tigers
Bill Henry
Mele plans 68 return vacation after Twins firing
Sam Mele, the 1965 AL manager of the year, says a long family vacation will precede his comeback to baseball. He was fired by owner Calvin Griffith after 1961–era tenure with the Minnesota Twins and cites injuries to Tony Oliva and Earl Battey and poor pitching from Jim Kaat as factors.
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Quincy
Mass
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Mele
Twins
Calvin Griffith
Tony Oliva
Earl Battey
Jim Kaat
Battey
York Generals Sign 20-Year-Old English Forward
The York Generals of the National Professional Soccer League signed George Kirby, a 20 year old English forward, on Monday.
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NEW York
New York Generals
George Kirby
Rodney wins European International Trotting Championship
Dashing Rodney an American bred captures the 60 000 European International Trotting Championship in Vincennes France defeating the notable French mare Roqueline. The 1 1 2 mile race time was 3 04.
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Vincennes
France
Rodney
Roqueline
Kirksville Invitational Best-Bat Golf Tour Produces Aces
In Kirksville Missouri Dick Patchett of Oskaloosa Iowa and Jack Hull of Quincy Illinois each scored a hole in one at the Kirksville Invitational Best-Bat Golf Tournament held over the week.
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Kirksville
Dick Patchett
Oskaloosa
Towa
Jack Hull
Quincy
Senators Nip White Sox in 22 Innings Night Game
The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 22 innings, the longest night game in major league history. Casanova delivered a bases loaded single in the 22nd after Epstein drew intentional walks, with Richert earning the win for Baltimore in another AL result.
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Washington Senators
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Epstein
Chicago
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Casanova
Baltimore
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Orioles
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Cap Peterson
Gil Hodges
Eadie Stanky
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Frank Howard
Jim King
Don Buford
Richert
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Luis Aparicio
Joe Azcue
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Angels
Paul Schaal
Chuck Hinton
Azcue
Rich Rollins
Tigers
Rollins
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Merritt
Gary Bell
Russ Gibson
Red Sox
Yankees
Stars Deliver Big Offense In Monday Baseball
Rich Rollins of the Twins hit a grand slam as Minnesota erupted for eight runs in the second inning to beat Detroit 11 to 5. Dick Farrell of the Phillies held Atlanta to three hits over 7 1 3 innings, sparking a 7 to 4 comeback win for Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Rich Rollins
Twins
Minesota
Detroit
Dick Farrell
Phillies
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Buffalo Plans 65 000-Seat Stadium and 15 000-Seat Park
A 20 man Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce committee began work on a $20 million sports stadium complex. The plan envisions a 65,000 seat football stadium and a 15,000 seat baseball park in Amherst near the SUNY Buffalo campus, to be financed equally by the state and Erie County. Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. backs the plan and urged urgency to keep the team in Buffalo.
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N.Y
Buffalo Area Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo Bills
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Wilson
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Amherst
State University At
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Erie County
Chamber
John M. Galvin
The
Marine Midland Trust Co
Row Stitch Wins Finger Lakes Feature by Six Lengths
Row Stitch led from start to finish in the $1,200 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. Windy Flash finished second and Sky Village placed third as the six furlongs were completed in 1:14. Row Stitch paid $5.40, $3.20 and $2.40.
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ROW Stitch
Canandaigua
N.Y
Windy Flash
Finger Lakes Race Track
Sky Village
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