Howard Back to Beat Yankees in Red Sox Victory
Elston Howard, recently traded from New York, singled in a run and threw out Mickey Mantle as Boston defeated the Yankees 3-0. Al Lyle starred in relief, while Mantle was later ejected with a knee issue. Other AL results included Minnesota over Baltimore 3-2 and Detroit 10 California 0.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Steve Whitaker
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Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
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Twins
Pete Richert
Orioles
Rich Rollins
Zollo Versalies
White Sox
Ken McMullen
Senators
Bob Priddy
Dave Baldwin
Sox
Tommy Agee
Ken Berry
Japanese ayu may be raised in California streams
Dr. John DeWitt of Humboldt State College led hatchery work rearing the 15 inch ayu, a saltwater fish from Japan, now being tested by the California Fish and Game Department and the International Friendship Charitable Foundation. The fish, edible and firm in texture, feeds on algae in streams to spawn in one year.
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John DeWitt
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Japan
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California Fish and Game Department
International Friendship Charitable Foundation of
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Nightmarish Flight Tale of Athletics Rowdiness
MILWAUKIE Oregon resident and former United Airlines stewardess Mrs Michal Sheridan recalls a chaotic Baltimore trip with the Kansas City Athletics last season. She cites players rushing the plane shouting for beer ignoring belts and behaving rudely toward the flight crew and captain. She doubted manager Al von Dark was aboard while noting disciplinary actions faced by owner Charles Finley.
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Ore
United Airlines
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Michal Sheridan
Milwaukie
Alvin Dark
Charles Finley
Athletics
Dark
Extra Duty For Fat Gridders
Ames Iowa AP reports the Iowa State University football team opened practice with many in good shape but about half a dozen players overweight. Coach Clay Stapleton said a few need extra work, which they will get.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
Clay Stapleton
Cyclones
Westchester Classic drama narrows field after rain
Mason Rudolph shares the lead at 134 after a 68 in round two in Rye New York as Dan Sikes shoots a course record 62 to run 10 under par. Roberto de Vicenzo rebounds with 67s totaling 270 alongside Rudolph and Sikes amid weather delays. Frank Beard and five others sit at 136 while Nicklaus Hin Trevino and Player chase.
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Dan Sikes
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Roberto de Vicenzo
Frank Beard
de Vicenzo
Dave Hin
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Harrelson Sheds A’s, Joins Red Sox For Pennant Run
New York AP reports Ken Harrelson, released after criticizing Kansas City owner Charles Finley, joined the Boston Red Sox for the American League pennant race. He says several clubs offered, turned down higher pay to play with a young, aggressive roster. Harrelson declines exact signing amount, calls it a "nice little bundle" and notes he is about the oldest player on the team at 25.
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Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Harrelson
Athletics
Charles Finley
Finley
al Dark
Red Sox
National League Roundup Phillies Climb in pennant race momentum
Phillies ride an eight game winning streak into first in NL runner up derby. Gene Mauch seeks one more win as Cincinnati edged 3-2. St. Louis split a doubleheader with New York as Lamabe and Perez fueled a 4-2 twilight win. Pirates and Giants notch key wins while Cubs edge Astros.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
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St. Louis Swifties
Gene Mauch
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Phils
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
St. Louis
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Jack Lamate
Taltenders
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Los Angeles
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Atlanta
Cubs
Houston
John Callfson
Gerry Averigo
Dick Farrell
Pete Rose
Lee May
Farrell
Cieon Jones
Mets
Jack Fisher
Ron Taylor
Tim McCarver
Orlando Cepda
Dal Maxvit
Lamabe
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Rico Carty
Felipe Alou
Tito Francona
Hank Aaron
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Dodgers
Witkie Mays
Ottawa University Hosts Dinner to Kick Off 1967 Football Season
Ottawa University opens the 1967 football season with a squad dinner at the OU Student Union. Varsity members will begin workouts at 8:00 p.m. with the full squad practicing later that day.
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Ottawa University
Boulder Wins NBC Again in Semipro Title Defense
Boulder Colorado captured its second consecutive national semipro baseball championship by beating Honolulu 5 to 3. The win gave Boulder a record 14 straight tournament victories dating to an early 1966 round. MVP Frank Duffy had a single, a double, two walks, three steals and three runs. Pat Kuehner drove in two Boulder runs.
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Wichita
Man
Boulder
Colo
Honolulu
Frank Duffy
Pat Kuehner
Showdown For Welter Title Set
In Oakland California two young men Curtis Cokes and Charley Shipes will meet on October 2 for the world welterweight title. Cokes holds WBA recognition and a $42 500 guaranteed purse plus 40 percent of net gate over 140 000. Shipes, Hayward resident, is Calf ACS No 1 contender and earns 11 000 plus 24 percent of gate over 60 000. Both bodies approved the fight Monday.
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Calif
Curtis Cokes
World Boxing Associaton
Charley Shipes
Hayward
California Athletic Commission
WBA
California Commission
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