Homers Lift Chisox Past Yankees 2 1
The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2 1 as Lee Elia and Ken Berry homered off Mel Stottlemyre and Whitey Ford respectively. Gary Peters and Bob Locker combined for five hits allowed, Peters earning the win and Stottlemyre taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Elia
Ken Berry
Chicago White Sox
New York
Gary Peters
Bob Locker
Elia
Mel Stottlemyre
Berry
Whitey Ford
Ford
Peters
Yankees
Elston Howard
Joe Pepitone
Locker
Roger Maris
Tom McCraw
Hector Lopez
Howard
Lou Clinton
Stottlemyre
Chicago
Abbie Berry
Agee
Buford
Robinson
McCraw
Adair
Martin
Eliass
Tresh
Richardson
Mantle
E. Howard
Pepitone
Boyer
Schofield
Aris Lopez
Clinton
White
SB — Buford
Richard
SO Peters
McMullen Delivers as Senators Rally Past Red Sox 4-3
Ken McMullen sparked a two run fourth with a single and doubled home the winning run in the ninth to lift Washington over Boston 4-3. Rico Petrocelli hit his 11th and 12th homers for Boston as the Red Sox tied the game late and briefly led in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ken McMullen
Washington
Rico Petrocelli
Petrocelli
Senators
McMullen
Willie Kirkland
Ed Brinkman
Dick Bosman
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Don Demeter
George Smith
Emerson Wins Tennis Match at Wimbledon as Rain Halts Play
Roy Emerson, defending champion, defeated Stan Smith 6-2 6-2 6-2 to reach the quarterfinals at Wimbledon before rain halted further play. Dennis Ralston and Owen Davidson joined the last eight previously, while two other fourth-round matches were postponed or cancelled by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Roy Emerson
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Emerson
Cliff Riche
Dallas
Tex
Tony Roche
Australia
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Jan Leschly
Denmark
Owen Davidson
Bob Hewitt
Ralston
National Pro Soccer League Names Cities
The North American Soccer League headed by Jack Kent Cocke was granted a professional affiliation by the United States Soccer Football Association. The league will begin in May 1968 and operate three months a year from May through July with franchises in New York Los Angeles San Francisco Boston Washington Toronto Vancouver and Chicago and possibly Pittsburgh and St Louis before play starts.
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San Francisco
Jack Kent Cocke
Los Angeles
United States Soccer Football Association
New York
Boston
Washington
Toronto
Vancouver
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Kazmierski wins 1966 Women’s Collegiate Golf title
Joyce Kazmierski, a 20 year old from Michigan State, defeats Bobbie Jo Gabrielsen of Georgia 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final to claim the 1966 Women’s Collegiate Golf Championship in Columbus Ohio. The finishes include DP Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1 and various in game events with hits from Menke Mathews Torre Johnson and Woodward among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Joyce Kazmierski
Michigan State
Bobbie Jo Gabrielsen
University of Georgia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Menke
Mathews
HR —Torre
K. Johnson
L. Johnson
W. Davis
Carty
SB — Woodward
S—K. Johnson
Jones
Murphy Captures NCAA Golf Title With Four-Under Rounds
Pudgy Bob Murphy of Florida won the NCAA golf championship at Stanford with a four-under-par final total of 283, two strokes ahead of Georgia’s Vinny Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Bob Murphy
Florida
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Murphy
Vinny Giles
Georgia
Puerto Rico and Cuba Catching Up In Sports
Mexico tops final standings at the 10th Central American and Caribbean Games with 39 gold medals. Cuba finishes third with notable track strength led by Jose Llama and 3 golds. Puerto Rico matches Cuba’s improvement with 28 golds, while Venezuela earns 10, mainly in shooting, amid a Jamaica 1962 comparison.
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Mexico
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Jose Llama
Castro
Jamaica
Mexico City
Venezuela
Herrin High School Class of 1946 Reunion Planned
The Herrin High School graduating class of 1946 will hold a 20 year reunion at 6 30 p m Saturday July 2 at the Travelodge in Marion A family picnic for the class is set for July 3 in Herrin Park Reservations should be sent to JoAnn Colombo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin High School
Marion
Herrin Park
JoAnn Colombo
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Tests
Advertisement touts free information on government jobs and salaries to men and women 18 and over. Claims high starting pay and strong advancement with minimal education needed, urging readers to mail coupon to Lincoln Service for details on positions and test prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
AAU Names 13 Man Basketball Tour Team For Europe Trip
The AAU selects Clyde Lee Vanderbilt Dave Schellhase Jack Marin Lou Hudson and 9 others to tour the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Hungary and Poland this summer. The squad departs after July 13 games in Budapest and Prague with stops in Warsaw Moscow and other cities, in coordination with the State Department. Apprentice jockey Gary Mineau wins four mounts at Aqueduct marking his best day of the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Jack Marin
Duke
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Amateur Athletic Union
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Department of State
Budapest
Prague
Warsaw
Moscow
Gary Min‘eau
Providence, R.I
Aqueduct Race Track
Kaline Homers to Lift Tigers Past Twins 1-0
Al Kaline delivered a two out homer in the eighth inning for Detroit to defeat Minnesota 1-0. Denny McLain started for Detroit and Jim Grant pitched for Minnesota, both leaving after seven innings in a tense pitchers duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kaline
Detroit
Minnesota
Kaline
Denny McLain
Jim Grant
RBI
Uhlaender
Versalles
Olivars Hall
Killebrew
Mincher
Battey
Tovar
Grant
Roggenburk
McAuliffe
Wood
Cash
Northrup
Horton
Freehan
Wert
McLain
Brown
Stanley
Sherry
Rogsenbark
Motorcyclist Hurt In Buckner Collision
Ronald Ramsey sixteen Buckner youth suffered minor injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Nicholas Hollis nineteen Edwardsville at 7 20 p m Friday at the Market street crossing on Route 14. Ramsey was treated at Miners Hospital in Christopher. Hollis was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Ramsey
Buckner
Ramsey
Miner’s Hospital
Christopher
Nicholas Hollis
Edwardsville
Market Street
Rt. 14
Hollis
Shaw Wins Fourth Straight As Mets Top Cubs 9-3
Mets defeat Chicago 9-3 as Bob Shaw earns his fourth consecutive win for New York after being acquired from the Giants. Ed Kranepool and Ed Bressoud homer in a four-run span, Santo hits in 24th straight game as Cubs drop sixth in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Mets
Chicago
Bob Shaw
New York
Chicago Cubs
Shaw
San Francisco Giants
Larry Bearnorth
Ed Kranepool
Ed Bressoud
Kranepool
Bill Hands
Bressoud
Ferguson Jenkins
Ron Santo
Santo
Hack Wilson
Hunt
Luplow
Jones
Boyer
Lewis
Murphy
Bressoul
Grote
Abbi Phillips
Aa Beckert
Rf Williams
Boccabella
Lf Banks
Handley
Amalfitano
Thomas
Kessinger
Hands
Koonce
Altman
Jenkins
Stewart
Hendley
Keough
Phillips
Banks
Beckett
Eoonce
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Chisox
Homer
Abbi Washington
Blasingame
Harrelson
Lock
Valentine
Kirkland
Casanova
Brinkman
Bosman
New Ph
Humphreys
King
Saverine Price
Foy
Yastrzemski
Conigliaro
Tartabull
Scott
Demeter
Smith
Ryan
Sheldon
Brandon
Green
Wyatt
SF — Brinkman
Her
Kline
Wyett
Ryan Wats
West Main
Carbondale
University Bank
Athletics
Indians
Cleveland
Mike Hershberger
Larry Stahl
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Gary Bell
Kansas City
RRI FE Campaneris
Gosger Cf
Repoz
Hershberger
Cater
Stahl
Roof
Lindblad
Dickson
Cleveland Landis
Wagner
Salmon
Colavito
Alvis
Whitfield
Azcue
Crandall
Booker
Gonzalez
Bell
Tiant
Kelley
SB — Campaneris
SO ‘Sutton
Miller Brewer
Moeller
San Juan
Cliff Richey
Nancy
Texas
Eng
Richeys
Ken Fletcher
Margaret Smith
AAU
G .Russel Lyons
Boulder
Colo
Kendall Rhine
Bobby Rascoe
Darrel Carrier
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Jim Barnett
Oregon
Eddie Bodkin
Eastern Kentucky State
Jeff Congdon
Brigham Young
Dennis Hamilton
Arizona State
Dorie Murray
Bill Mel‘chionni
Villanova
Twins
Fedders
S. Illinois
Pront Farm
Porter’s
Goodyear
Murphysboro
First National City
Herrin Ccunty Bank
Monroe
16Th Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation “Bank
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