Yankees Rip Twins as Pepitone Drives Six Runs in Big Night
Joe F Pepitone led New York with six RBIs including a grand slam in a 7 2 win over Minnesota. Dave Johnson added a grand slam for Baltimore in a 7 0 victory over California. Buddy Bradford, victim of Eddie Stanky's new Golde n Rules, contributed no runs as Chicago lost 1 0 to Cleveland. Detroit topped Boston 5 4 and Washington beat Oakland 3 1. Stanky enforces five fines for rule violations while Stan Williams and Hal Kurtz helped curb Baltimore and Cleveland late.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Joe F
Pepitone
Dave Johnson
Buddy Bradford
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Johnson
Baltimore
Calie Formia
Bradford
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Haremon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
White
Mantle
Joe
Ted Uhlaender
Mel Stottlemyre
Curt Morton
Orioles
Jim Haredin
Fins Stanky
White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Stan Williams
Stanky
Duane Josephson
Russ Snyder
Sandy Alomar
Mike Paul
Hal Kurtz
Williams
Frank Howard
Washington
Oakland
Howard
D.C. Stadium
Boston
Detroit
Red Sox
Denny McLain
Joe Foy
Tigers
Rico Petrocelli
Baseball Leaders From The Associated Press Summary
American League leaders include F Howard of Washington with a .355 batting average and 46 RBIs, 21 home runs, while Carl Yastrzemski leads in hits with 61 and runs with 30. Pitching leaders show John of Chicago at 4-0 and 1.000, with Tiant of Cleveland striking out 86. National League highlights feature Rose of Cincinnati batting .356 with 38 runs, Perez driving in 34, and Wills leading steals with 12.
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F.howeard
Wash
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Howard
White
N.Y
Campaneris
Oak
Powell
Bast
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
McCraw
McAuliffe
Det
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Cardenal
Cleve
John
McLain
Rose
Cin
M. Alou
Pitt
A. Johnson
Perez
Stargell
Chusroys
Alou
Atl
Flood
St. L
Free Agent Draft Begins
New York AP reports the 1967 free agent draft opens with 20 major league clubs and four expansion teams selecting in the MLB draft process. Mets and Athletics hold Nos. 1 and 2 while the Class A phase includes Montreal Seattle San Diego and Kansas City among others with 1,169 players drafted in 1967.
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New York Mets
Oakland Athletics
Rick Monday
Athletics
Montreal
Seattle
San Diego
Kansas City
Legion Tilt Rained Out In Garnett Weather
A Wednesday American Legion game between Ottawa and Garnett in Garnett was canceled by a thunderstorm less than an hour before start. It was rescheduled for Sunday July 21. Two B-team games were added: Garnett June 23 at Ottawa and July 14 at Garnett.
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Ottawa American Legion
Ottawa High
State Legion
Ohs
Forest Park
Wayne Lewis
American Legion
Ottawa
Garnett
Record-setting seven under par Jones tops Kansas amateur ties
Grier Jones of Wichita shot 66 after a 67 on Tuesday to 133 total, breaking the 36-hole qualifying record in the Kansas Men’s Amateur at Manhattan Country Club. He leads a field of top qualifiers into the championship flight, with Charles Strahan second at 138 and Gary Navarro among the early leaders.
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Kan
Grier Jones
Wichita
Kansas
Jones
Oklahoma State University
al Littleton
Don Miller
Manhattan Country Club
Charles Strahan
Pittsburg State
Gary Navarro
Odie Wilson
Independence
Elmer Lutz
Jack Stevens
Craig Bunker
Pat Galbraith
Bobby Dare
Wellington
Steve Hatchett
Bob Leeper
Mike Krone
Lawrence
Ken Hopkins
Emporia
Bing York
Salina
Gary L. Johnson
St. Andrews
Overland Park
William Jewell Gains NAIA Baseball Final
William Jewell of Liberty, Missouri moved into the championship game of the NAIA baseball tournament by defeating Central Washington in St Joseph Missouri. Jewell remains undefeated in the double elimination format as Georgia Southern and Eastern Michigan win loser's bracket games to face each other and then Jewell. Georgia Southern eliminated Pfeiffer 10 to 5, while Eastern Michigan beat Glassboro 7 to 2. Rich Stonum relieved and preserved Jewell’s win, fending off a late Central Washington rally.
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ST. Joseph
William Jewell
Liberty
Central Washington
Jewell
Georgia Southern
Eastern Michigan
Pfeiffer
N.C
Glassboro
N.J
Terry Childers
Jimmy Fields
Georgia
Southern
Ed McLaughlin
Rich Stonum
Washington
Stonum
Gregg Smith
Snake immune to its own poison if swallowed
A snake cannot be harmed by its own venom when ingested. venom remains active in prey and venom glands protect the snake from internal exposure, illustrating a natural immunity to its poison in self ingestion scenarios.
Hidden Ball Trick Slows Cardinals But They Rally For Win
In a National League roundup, the Cardinals overcome a hidden ball trick on Julian Javier to score three straight hits for a 3-1 victory. Cepeda and Brock contribute the decisive blows as St. Louis snaps Astros’ skid.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Astros
Cardinals
Julian Javier
St. Louis
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeeda
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Jerry May
Gary Nolan
Atlanta
Braves
Cincinnati
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Woody Fryman
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Javier
Larry Jaster
Larry Dierker
Julio Gotay
Gotay
Rusty Staub
Dierker
Cepeda
Rune
Lou Brock
Air Force Golfer Vanderbush aims for Palmer glory at Troon
Warren Vanderbush, 22, of Closter New Jersey, reached the British Amateur fourth round at Troon as part of a three American turn out of 39. He faces Pierre Toussaint of Belgium next after a 4 and 3 win over Scott MacDonald of Scotland. Millen beat Bob Sweeny to advance. Meister faces Alister Wilson with Gordon Cash awaiting Millen next.
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Troon
Scotland
Warren Vanderbush
Arnold Palmer
Vanderbush
Closter
N.J
Robert Milen
Piping Rock
N.Y
Ed Meister
Cleveland
Pierre Toussaint
Belgium
Meister
Alister Wilson
Millen
Gordon Cash
Vanderebush
Scott MacDonald
Bob Sweeny
Palm Beach
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Wills
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Tony Perez
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Tony Gonezalez
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