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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1967

Page

2

McAuliffe Lifts Tigers With Power Homers In Heat Late July

In District II American Legion action at Ottawa, McAuliffe and Detroit power led the Tigers past Washington 8 4 as the pennant race tightens. The Tigers sit three games behind Chicago while Mantle paces the league. Lawrence opens with strong pitching in district play. Ottawa faces Olathe in Sunday night action.

Pitchingerich Lawrence American Legion Ottawa Orlis Cox Hawks Legion Club Olathe Lola Paola Olatheans Legion Ben Olan Associated Press Dick McAuliffe Detroit Tigers Washington Chicago White Sox

Track Season Sets All-Time Big Eight Marks

The Associated Press reports five world records and one national collegiate mark by Big Eight athletes this season, with 12 new league bests across 24 events. standout performers include Jim Ryun of Kansas, Chris McCubbins of Oklahoma State, Conrad Nightingale of Kansas State, and Nebraska’s Charlie Greene.

Associated Press Jim Ryun Kansas Chris McCubbins Oklahoma State Conrad Nightingale Kansas State Ryun McCubbins Nebraska Charlie Greene Greene Brigham Young Ryan Kenya Kip Keino George Byers Oklahoma Iowa State Steve Carson Larry Curts Nightingale George Young Phoenix Ariz Europe Los Angeles Gary Ard Missouri Glenn Ogden Jim Hardwick Steve Moon Kane Sas Bruce Wilhelm Miles Lister Steve Herndon Ron Tull

Major Stars Pitching Shine In Mets 0 Houston 7

Don Wilson and Astros shutout the Mets 7-0 with a two hitter highlighted by Ed Charles and Larry Stahl solo hits and an overall 25 inning scoreless streak. Gene Oliver and Phillies offense pace 10-4 win over the Dodgers with three singles a homer and two RBIs.

Bristol Signs New Contract With Reds Through 1969

Cincinnati AP Dave Bristol received a new two year deal to manage the Cincinnati Reds through the 1969 season. Announced by Francis L. Dale at a Thursday news conference Bristol, age 34, took over as interim manager on July 13, 1966 amid a slump. He led the club from seventh place that season to pennant contention despite injuries. Terms were not disclosed but he is expected to earn about 40000 dollars per year.

Cincinnati Dave Bristol Cincinnati Reds Bristol Francis L. Dale Reds North Carolina

Hill Leads PGA After Sizzling 66 In Denver

Dave Hill, 30, Evergreen, Colo., shot 66 to lead the PGA Championship as Nicklaus 67 Palmer 70 and Casper 75. Hill once signed a 178 for a round, a mid career curiosity, while top pros chase the 150000 prize at Columbia Country Club.

Denver Colo Dave Hill Hill Little Mountain Evergreen Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Columbine Country Club Course Nicklaus Palmer Mike Souchak Bob Goalby Don Massengale Tommy Aaron Richard Bassett Upper Montclair N.J Hitt Thunderbird

Brandt and Wilson Shine as Astros Top Mets 7-0

Houston rookie right-hander Don Wilson pitched two hits allowed for a 7-0 win over the Mets, extending his win streak to three as Jackie Brandt fueled the attack with a homer, a double and four RBIs. Gene Oliver added three singles and a two-run homer for Philadelphia in a 10-4 win over Los Angeles. Julian Javier, Orlando Cepeda, and Bob Tolan homered for St. Louis in a 7-3 victory over Cincinnati.

Mike Recht Associated Press Jackie Brandt Don Wilson Wilson New York Houston Astros Mets Brandt Gene Oliver Philadelphia Los Angeles St. Louis Julian Javier Orlando Cepeda Bob Tolan Cincinnati Pat Jarvis Chicago Cubs Atlanta Gaylord Perry San Francisco Pittsburgh

City Scores Senior League Semi Finals Summary

In the SENIOR LEAGUE semis Elks, Rotary, Lions, Giants, Cardinals, Cubs, Pirates, Braves, Dodgers and others posted final tallies with individual names such as Grogan, Hart, Wade, Wiggins, Clark, Kloster, Firestone, Mallicoat, Reed, and Siders contributing notable numbers in a high scoring, multi-team round.

Baseball scores from Pacific Coast and International leagues

In the Pacific Coast League Portland defeated Oklahoma City 4 to 1, Spokane beat Tulsa 5 to 0, Denver won against Seattle 4 to 2, Indianapolis played Vancouver to a rain delay, Phoenix topped San Diego 10 to 7, Tacoma beat Hawaii 9 to 5, while in the International League Buffalo downed Toledo 4 to 3, Columbus beat Toronto 4 to 3, Syracuse defeated Richmond 6 to 5 in 10 innings, and Rochester defeated Jacksonville 7 to 4.

Portland Okla City Spokane Tulsa Denver Seattle Indianapolis Vancouver Phoenix San Diego Tacoma Hawaii Buffalo Toledo Columbus Toronto Syracuse Richmond Rochester Jacksonville

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