Indians Take 2 From Yanks and Cubs 11 2
Indians sweep the Yankees 7-5 and 9-3 while the Cubs rout the Cardinals 11-5 in opener day action. Pirates edge Mets 4-3 tying a modern ML record with 10 straight wins to start the season. Orioles climb to second in the American League with an 8-3 win over Washington as Killebrew and Kaat pace the Twins past the Angels.
Tigers edge Red Sox as Twins blank Angels in action
Detroit defeated Boston 8 6 while Minnesota shut out Los Angeles 5 0. The article notes a wide NL lead by the Pirates over the Mets and a tight AL with only a game and a half separating the top nine teams. It highlights Dick Donovan earning his third straight win for Cleveland over the Yankees, Kin dall’s three run triple, and A’s sweep of the White Sox keyed by Ed Charles’s ninth inning blast. Also mentions Orioles and Yankees moments and the 1961 World Series mementos presentation by Commissioner Frick to Yankees players.
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Mets
Kansas City
A's
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Norm Cash
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Red Sox
Jim Pagliaroni
Gary Geiger
Boston
Ronnie Kline
Bill Monbouquette
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Kaat
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Killebrew
George Witt
Bill Mazeroski
Sherm
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Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh
Tom Tresh
Yogi Berra
Jerry Kindall
Kindall
Gary Bell
Bill Stafford
Luis Arroyo
Tribe
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
White Sox
Ed Rakow
Ed Charles
Gino Cimoli
Diego Segui
Steve Barber
Army
Orioles
Senators
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Gus Triandos
Jackie Brandt
Marv Breeding
Bennie Daniels
NEW York
UPI
New York Yankees Today
Ford Frick
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Billy Maxwell
Las Vegas
Doug Sanders
Dave Marr
Maxiwell
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al Geiberger
Jack Burke
Syracuse to Meet California in 1967 2 game series
Syracuse University and the University of California will play football for the first time in 1967 with the opener at Syracuse. The teams will meet again in Berkeley, California in 1968.
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Major League Scoring Report Monday Results and Schedules
Major League action shows Philadelphia defeating Houston 4 to 3. Monday night games feature New York at Pittsburgh with Hook opposing Sturdivant, San Francisco at Cincinnati with Pierce facing O'Toole, Los Angeles at Milwaukee with Moeller against Burdette, and Philadelphia at Houston with Hamilton matching Woodeshicks.
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Pittsburgh
Hook
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San Francisco
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Pierce
O'Toole
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Milwaukee
Moeller
Burdette
Hamilton
Woodeshicks
Youngsters Battle For Houston's Top Money
Three rookie pros Nicklaus Nichols and Sikes lead an 18 hole playoff for top money at the Houston golf classic after tying at 278. Sikes shot 68 to join Nichols and Nicklaus as the field plays for the extra round starting at 2 pm EST.
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Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
Sikes
Florida
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Nicklaus
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U.S
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Ortiz Seeks Bigger Paycheck After Lightweight Title Win
Las Vegas UPI Champ Carlos Ortiz, 25, from the Bronx, eyes a larger purse after a $17,500 haul for dethroning Joe Brown in a 15 round decision at the Convention Center. Brown, now reigning champion, earned $50,000 but suffered a 19th career loss amid a puzzling performance. Brown shot a right hand sparingly and fought cautiously, missing by feet while Ortiz pressed with steady offense.
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Carlos Ortiz
Joe Brown
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MLB Leaders By UPI Based On 20 Official At Bats
American League leaders include White Sox Rollins Twins Cimoli Siebern Landis with RBIs 19 14 13 11 10. National League leaders Pinson Reds Davis Dodgers Alou Giants White Cavfs Cepe da Giants 18 15 14 12 12. Pitching AL Terry Yanks Donovan Indians Walker Athletics Barber Orioles Bell Indians 3-0 or 2-0. NL leaders Friend Pirates Purkey Reds O'Dell Giants Jackson Cards Stone Colts Simmons Cards J Giants Elsworth Cubs 2-0.
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