Moment Of Anger Cost Braves Third Baseman Boyer
Braves' third baseman Clete Boyer leaves the team after Paul Richards offered his release following a personal clash. Boyer waited for a telegram of release, while Richards reconsidered and discussed a possible trade or return. Boyer, 34, had a strong 1967 with 26 homers and 96 RBIs but a slow start this season.
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UPI
Atlanta
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Clete Boyer
Richards
Boyer
New York Post
Montreal
Braves
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Clete
Mets
Giants
Dodgers
Cardinals
Marvin Miller
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Yankees
Don Drysdale
NFL Revises Playoff Tie Procedures and Field Goal Rules
The NFL updates playoff tie breaking by prioritizing head to head, intra division and conference records, then point differentials before a possible rating system and coin toss. It also allows a defender to run back a missed field goal that lands in the end zone and enables a kicking team to recover a loose ball for a touchdown when a field goal is fumbled in the end zone.
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NFL
Baseball League Standings and Probable Pitchers
Today’s National League and American League matchups list pitchers for each game. Kaat in Minnesota at Milwaukee Pantin, Bosman at Boston, Peterson at Detroit, Lamb at Baltimore, with night games in several cities including Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago Washington California New York Oakland and Boston.
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UPI
New York
National Football League
Minnesota
Kaat
Milwaukee
Pantin
Washington
Bosman
Boston
Peter
Peterson
Detroit
Lolich
Cleveland
Lamb
Baltimore
Palmer
Chicago
City
California
Oakland
United Press International
W. L. Pet
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta Kansas City
Cincinnati
San Diego
Pitt
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Nig Phila
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Houst
S.D
Calif
Atlanta
Phila
San Fran
Astros Sweep Padres Behind Dierker One-Hitter
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker threw a one hitter to power the Astros to an 8 0 win and the doubleheader sweep over San Diego. An 80 victory opener followed as Dierker improved to 8 1 on the season with three walks and five strikeouts.
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UPI
Larry Dierker
Dierker
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Astros
Mets
Atlanta
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Padres
Ollie Brown
Brown
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
Montreal
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Eddie Bressaud
Ron Hunt
Houston
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Harry Walker
San Diego
Ivan Murrell
U.S
Chris Speier
Willie Mays
Giants
Speier
George Foster
Mays
Larry Bowa
Tim McCarver
Phils
Tony Taylor
Willie Montanez
Deron Johnson
McCarver
Gerry McNertney
Ted Simmons
Cardinals
McNertney
Willie Stargell
Steve Blass
Pirates
Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Tony Cloninger
Bill Stoneman
Bob Bailey
Stoneman
Sonny Jackson
One Trip Too Many Martin Makes Managerial Boo Boo In Eighth Inning
Detroit manager Billy Martin briefly violated the rules by making a second trip to the mound in an inning to discuss pitcher Mike Kilkenny. The umpire enforced the rule, Kilkenny allowed a two run double to Roy White, and the Yankees won 2-1. Mel Stottlemyre earned his fifth win.
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Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Martin
New York Yankees
Tigers
Mike Kilkenny
Roy White
Kilkenny
White
Ron Luciano
New ‘York
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Bob Montgomery
Ray Culp
Red Sox
Elrod Hendricks
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Cuellar
Vada Pinson
Pinson
National League leaders in RBIs and pitching
The National League top RBI figures list Stargell Pitt 38 Santo Chi Torre StL 34 Aaron Atl 33 Cepeda Atl 32 and American League stars include Killebrew Minn 37 Petrocelli Bos 30 Bando Oak 29 Yastrzemski Bos 27 Powell Ball and White NY 26. NL pitching leaders show Dierker Hou 81 Carlton StL 8-2 Jenkins Chi 8-3 Marichal SA 7-2 Osteen LA Stoneman Mont 6-2. AL names include Blue Oak 10-1 Siebert Bos 8-0 Hunter Oak 8-2 Palmer Balt 7-2 Lolich Det 7-3.
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Lovell's Beats Lions In Sophia II Action
Lovell's Auto defeated Sophia Lions 8 to 5 in a Sophia Little League game at Albert Venners Field. Harris earned the win and Fairey took the loss as Lovell's broke a scoreless first inning with runs in four subsequent frames.
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