Sadecki Shuts Out Dodgers as Giants Top LA
In NL play Ray Sadecki pitched four flawless innings and finished with a three hit shutout to lift the San Francisco Giants over Los Angeles 6 0. The win draws the Giants into a near tie for second with the Dodgers, while Hank Aaron and Joe Torre powered Atlanta past Pittsburgh 4 1 with Torre’s 33rd homer.
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Mets Rehire Westrum as Manager in 40,000 Range
Wes Westrum is rehired as manager of the New York Mets with an estimated salary around 40 thousand dollars. Only Ken Boyer and pitchers Bob Shaw and Bob Friend are likely paid more among Mets veterans, as Westrum calls for bullpen strength and a power-hitting outfielder to improve next season. Trade talks could involve promising pitchers Tug McGraw and Dick Selma and second baseman Ron Hunt.
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A's use record 24 players in 9 inning win
California Angels beat Kansas City 4 3 as Joe Adcock and Jimmy Piersall slugged in the first inning. Fred Newman allowed KC's runs in the second while Clyde Wright and Bob Lee silenced the A's rest of the way. Adcock tripled, Piersall doubled for four RBIs. Other AL results noted.
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Sebring loses 12 hour race to Palm Beach
The Automobile Racing Club of Florida moves the 12 hour International Grand Prix of Endurance from Sebring to Palm Beach citing cramped seating and facilities as crowds exceeded 65,000 last spring. The 1967 race on April 1 will be held at Palm Beach International Raceway, expanded to over five miles.
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