Horlen's gem caps frantic AL chase
Horlen pitched a no hitter to lead the Chicago White Sox past Detroit 6 0 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader. Chicago completed the sweep 4 0 behind a five hit effort as Causey and Ward produced early runs. Minnesota beat Baltimore 4 2 to stay in first place while Boston pounded New York 9 1 to stay within a game. Washington rallied for three ninth inning runs to beat California 3 2 and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Kansas City 1 0 and 5 2.
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Sox
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Wayne Causey
Causey
Jerry Lumpe
Trumpe
Horton
Francisco Carlos
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bobby Locker
Don Buford
Bill Voss
Pete Ward
Charlie Bradford
Ward
Dave Boswell
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Zollo Versalles
Robinson
Harmon Killebrew
Rich Reese
Bob Allison
Luis Aparicio
Tony Oliva
Orioles
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Gary Bell
Yankees
George Scott
Mike Andrews
Ken Harrelson
Mike Ryan
Etroit
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
American League batting leaders include Frank Robinson Baltimore .319 and Carl Yastrzemski Boston .312 with Yastrzemski also leading in runs 97 and RBIs - home runs 39. Pitching leaders list Merrerit Minnesota 1 24 .750 and Lonborg Boston .731 with 210 strikeouts. National League batting leader Clemente Pittsburgh .352 with 184 hits Brock St Louis 184 and 179 hits, Cepeda 108 RBIs, Wynn 36 HRs. Stolen bases Brock 46 and 28 for Wins. Pitching leaders Hughes St Louis 145 .737 and McCormick San Francisco .704 with 218 strikeouts.
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Yastrzemski
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Killebrew
Minn
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Oliva
Campaneris
K.C
Blair
Buford
Chic
Merritt
Lonborg
McDowell
Cleve
Clemente
Pitt
Gonzalex
Phil
Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Cedpeda
St. L
Wynn
Houst
Brock St.l
Hughes
McCormick
S.F
Bunning
Jenkins
Perry Nabs Win as Giants Stop Cubs Ride
Gaylord Perry pitched a three hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs 2 1 lifting San Francisco into second place. His scoreless streak ended at 40 innings when a seventh inning error by Perry sparked a Cubs rally. The win marked San Francisco’s eighth victory in nine games as NL standings stayed tight behind St Louis.
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Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Cubs
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Pirates edge Cardinals as late uprising seals win
Maury Wills delivers a two run triple in the eighth inning and scores on an infield out, capping a four run rally that sends the Pirates past St. Louis. Lee May hits a two run homer and Jim Maloney adds an RBI as the Reds beat the Mets in New York. Tony Gonzalez shirts three hits and Cookie Rojas hits his first grand slam to power the Phillies over Atlanta in Bun ning’s 17th win. Jim Wynn hits his 36th homer in the 11th as Houston splits with Los Angeles. Bo Belinsky shines in nine innings and Dave Eilers wins as the Dodgers fall to three hits.
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Maury Wiis
Pirates
St. Louis
Lee May
Jim Maloney
RBI
Reds
New York
Tony Gonzalez
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
Atlanta
Jim Bunning
Jim Wynn
Houston
Los Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Dave Eilers
Dodgers
Bill Singer
Ottawa High names Stevens cross country coach
A nucleus of four seniors leads a 20 member cross country squad at Ottawa High under new coach H K Stevens. Returning Lettermen include Ken Presley, Wayne Edwards, Gary Hagelin and Francis Warren. EKL last year placed third. 1967 schedule has five regular meets with two more expected.
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H.K. Stevens
Cyclones
Ken Presley
Wayne Edewards
Gary Hagelin
Francis Warren
OHS
Horlen Tosses 6-0 No-Hit Win for White Sox
White Sox pitcher Joel Horlen struck out Detroit in a 6-0 no hitter to move to 16-6 for the season opening a doubleheader. Phillies batter Cookie Rojas doubled twice driving Philadelphia to a 10-5 win over Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Varsity Triumphs 76-7 In OU Scrimmage At Cook Field
Ottawa Universitys Gold team overwhelmed the Black freshmen 76 to 7 in the annual full scale scrimmage at Cook Field. QB Richard Bannon passed for 175 yards with 2 TDs, while backs Ronald Guest and Paul Peffly scored. The Gold defense limited the Black to a lone 73 yard TD as Clarence Telford and Gregory Peck connected for the scoring strike. The scrimmage previews Saturdays KC opener at Cook Field against Friends University.
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Brad O’dea
Ottawa University
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Gold
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Wastars
Bannon
Clark Middleton
Ron Guest
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Peffly
Guest
Stan Wiegert
Jim Markos
Middleton
Gene Meeks
Lester Guest
Marty Waller
Geoffrey Souther
Nick Harroun
Clarence Telford
Gregory Peck
Wade Exum
Telford
Exum
Roger Shoemaker
Kansas
Friends University
Boxing results from Milan Detroit Buenos Aires and Port of Spain
In Milan Sandro Mazinghi stopped Wally Swift in the welterweight bout. In Detroit Ai Lewis knocked out Don Smith. In Buenos Aires Carlos Aro stopped Hugo Rambaldi. In Port of Spain Johnny Duncan outpointed Barry Mason.
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Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Wally Swift
Britain
Detroit
Lewis
Don ‘‘Toro
Smith
Pittsburgh
Buenos Aires
Carlos Aro
Argentina
Hugo Rambaldi
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Johnny Duncan
Barry Mason
Jamaica
Baseball Scoreboard Seeeonal League Summary
Baseball scoreboard shows standings for the Seeeonal League with St Louis and San Francisco leading early, Cincinnati and Chicago midpack, and Houston down. Results include Cincinnati 2 New York 0, St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 0, Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 3, and Los Angeles 40 Houston in extra innings, plus scattered late games and upcoming fixtures across leagues and minor leagues Spokane and Toledo results noted.
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Los Angeles
Houston
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Phia
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New York
San
Chiefs Defeat Oilers 25 20 In AFL Opener At Rice Stadium
Kansas City Chiefs survive a tight battle with Houston Oilers 25 20 at Rice Stadium. Bobby Bell produced a pivotal third quarter play deflecting and returning a pass for a score while Len Dawson set a pro record with 15 consecutive completions. Jacky Lee connected for a late TD to Granger as Houston rallied. The Chiefs plan to protest Houston’s closed circuit TV use, claiming AFL rule violations.
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Santo
Bob Readman
Perry
Hubbell
Giants
Kansas City
Bobby Bell
Houston
Rice Stadium
Ball Park
Jerry Mays
Curtis McClinton
Ken Houston
Chiefs
Jacky Lee
Hoyle Granger
Bell
Don Trull
Len Dawson
Jan Stenerud
Dolphins
Miami
Newcombe Weighs Pro Offers After Wimbledon Win
John Newcombe, world’s top amateur, waits for pro offers while signaling interest in turning pro. He just claimed the U S title by defeating Clark Graebner 6 4 6 4 8 6 at Forest Hills. Billie Jean King added Wimbledon glory, beating Ann Jones 11 9 6 4, though Jones battled through hamstring strain.
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N.Y
John Newcombe
Sydney
Suneday
Newcombe
U.S
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Caliey
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Maureen Connolly
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