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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1967

Page

6

Verbanic Shuts Out Senators as Yankees Top IL Prospect Aid

Whitey Ford’s retirement prompts a Yankees recall of Joe Verbanic who threw a four hit shutout against Washington to seize the AL lead in team shutouts with eight. Verbanic, a reliever turned starter, improved to 2-0 with the win and praised his evolving role. Remaining AL action saw Chicago and Boston split, Cleveland edge Minnesota, and California rally past Baltimore with Reichardt delivering key hits.

United Press International Whitey Ford New York Yankees Yanks Syracuse Joe Verbanic Ford Verbanic Washington Senators Yankees Detroit Tigers Chicago Boston White Sox Red Sox Cleveland Minnesota California Balltimore Max Alvis Rick Reichardt Angels Orioles Jim Fregosi Jimmie Hall Frank Robinson Vic Roznovsky Brooks Robinson Andy Etchebarren Paul Blair Baltimore Reichardt Hall

Sprint Races Here Draw Top Drivers

The Terre Haute Fairgrounds host the second annual Twin 30 feature with top USAC sprint drivers including McCluskey Rutherford Hurtyubise. Don Smith and officials report 36 entries expected for a record field as the box office opens Saturday for reserved seats.

Speed Kings Terre Haute Fairgrounds Rutherford Jim Hurty Roger McCluskey Johnny Kise McCluskey Action City 50 Speed Star Arizona Milwaukee Lloyd Ruby Ohio Johnny Jim Hurtubise Action Track Terre Haute Herc Don Smith Fair Paul Denehie Les Dickerson Mid Brown Kermit i Nees Leon Sackrider Ray Ingram Bob Forbes Ernie Page Paul Budd Joe Lowe Fairgrounds

Horlen Chooses Tissues to Tame Red Sox Hitters

Joel Horlen wins 7-0 with a six hitter in the opener, aided by chewing tissues that relax him as gum and tobacco upset him. The White Sox split the doubleheader after a 7-3 nightcap loss, staying 1.5 games behind Detroit. Horlen lowers his ERA to 2.01 through his fourth complete game.

Joel Horlen Chicago White Sox Boston White Sox Detroit Horlen Red Sox

Baseball doubleheader notes include Mets at Cubs and Red Sox surge

Teams listed with lineups and probable pitchers across New York Chicago Houston Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles St Louis. A two hour eighteen minute game features Yastrzemski homer and Foy two run blast as Boston score five in the second inning led by Bell debut.

Philadelphia Wise Pittsburgh O'Dell Los Angeles Osteen St. Louis Hughes New York Chicago Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Atlanta Tex Ken Berry Boston Horlen Red Sox Gary Bell Bell Cleveland Tom McCraw Ron Hansen Bruce Howard Russ Gibson Foy Yastrzemski Ww. L. Pet Chicago Philadelphia

Braves win without Hank Aaron as Dodgers fall in late rally

Aaron sidelined with a muscle pull, but Atlanta beats Los Angeles 5-4 as Joe Torre and Rico Carty spark a seventh inning rally. San Francisco and St. Louis also win, while Cincinnati drops a one run game. Ollie Brown belts his 10th homer and Willie McCovey drives in key runs for the Giants in an 8-5 victory over the Reds.

Aaron Misseng Nis Braves Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Houston Aaron Atlanta Dodgers Don Drysdale Drysdale Joe Torre Rico Carty Clete Bover Denis Menke Phil Regan Regan Menke Felipe Alon Giants Ollie Brown John Edwards Willie McCovey Brown Jim Hart Edwards Hart Tony Perez Tom Haller

Jayhawk Track Team Defends USATF Title in Albuquerque

Defending champions Jim Ryan and the Kansas Jayhawk track club defend their U S Track and Field Federation team title at the outdoor championships in Albuquerque. New Mexico Track Club, largely UNM athletes, poses a strong challenge as Kansas seeks another title after last year's win in Indiana State where New Mexico finished second.

Albuquerque N. M UPI Jim Ryan Kansas Jayhawk Track Club U. S. Track and Field Federation Mile High New Mexico University of New Mexico Kansas Flash Jayhawks Indiana State

Rain Fights Indiana High School Baseball Regional Finals

Rain threatens to delay 16 Indiana regional tournaments this weekend with some sectional finals finishing late. Regional semifinals occur Saturday at Beech Grove Brazil Columbia City Columbus Gary and North Central with finals at six sites. Regional winners advance to semistate action at East Chicago Franklin Jasper and Anderson Madison Heights with finals June 17 at Victory Field Indianapolis.

Associated Press Indiana Beech Grove Brazil Columbia City Columbus Gary North Central East Chicago Franklin Jasper Anderson Madison Heights Victory Field Indianapolis

USC Oklahoma to renew football rivalry in 1973 clash

Advance date from Los Angeles reports that the University of Southern California and the University of Oklahoma will renew their football rivalry on September 29, 1973, at the Memorial Coliseum. Oklahoma won 17-12 in 1963, USC won 40-14 in 1964.

Los Angeles UPI University of Southern California University of Oklahoma Memorial Coliseum Oklahoma Southern Cal

Don Smith Pre-Race Party Sparks Playful Hydros Action

Don Smith hosted a lively event south of Terre Haute drawing 75 race drivers and media guests for a barbecue and speedboat fun on Forty-two acres by a lake. Notables included Chuck Booth Dale Barton Bruce Walkrup Hal Minyard Mike Mosley Don Thomas Johnny Rutherford Carl Williams George Snider and Bob Forbes. observers joked about turbine engines and a playful canoe capsize episode while Denehie captained the houseboat excursions.

Don Smith Action Track Johnny Rutherford George Snider Carl Williams Bruce Walkup Chef Ellis Big Shoe” Mills Strausburg Chuck Booth Dale Barton Bruce Walkrup Hal Minyard Mike Mosley Don Thomas

Granatelli Sees USAC Panel Approval for Turbine Car

Granatelli says USAC decision to submit his turbine powered Turbocar to turbine experts equals approval and plans to build Turbocar replicas at STP Division Paxton plant in Santa Monica. He expects a winning season, with potential buyers like J C Agajanian awaiting racing clearance. Par nelli Jones’ car led Indy 500 before gearbox failure. Granatelli notes turbine pace versus piston engines uses a turbine expert developed formula.

Chicago Andy Granatelli U.S. Auto Club Granatelli Studebaker STP Paxton Engineering Santa Monica Calif USAC J. C. Agajanian San Pedro Pratt & Whitney Parnelli Jones

Audubon Harness Meet Results Across Nine Races

Multiple $400 to $750 purses run at mile trots and paces. Windale Black Ace wins first, Time 2:14, with Sally Trust and Duane Purdue second and third. Second race Kathy Express headlines pace, Time 2:14. Daily double pays $54, mutuel totals exceed $1,000 in places. Attendance 2,329. total handle $1,249,000.

Windale Sally Trust Ward Duane Purdue Grimes Carter Sunday Star Diamond Dee Mutuel Kathy Express Hiatt En Bell Parker Finn Joan Farery Hutchcraft Nancy Richrod Dade Kid Martha M Beautiful Key Donald Michael Corbitt Cargill Abbes Melody Collard Highlawn Deana Kentucky Sue Demon Hope Bill Garrett Easters Ace Plowman Eva Darnley Erla B Hettie Ann Daisy Thrift Bifty Chief Zooms King Parker Kepley Titan D L. V. Direct Judgs Bill D. Mutuel Knight Lad Holden Sammie Strong Brads Choice Harris Counsel Creed Shel A Byrd Dixie Queen Ixonia Creed Dottie Lew Ronald Athlone Greer Ann’s Baby Jerrell Dona Ria Mighty Wise Miss Ruff Parish Hill Helen Patch Dennis Sky Raider Berry Hungerford Johnson Iowa Chief Lew Melody Sheraton Errell Frostproof Chandler Ace Spencer Timbers Jasman_ Pal Little Me Melody Son Mahlons Busy Perfecta

Watson Reaches Lowther Semifinals After Victory

Peyton Watson 19 of Greenville South Carolina defeats Freddie Field 6 3 7 5 to move into the Lowther Lawn tennis championships semifinals facing Peralto Sham Minoltra today. Landau advances after a 12 10 6 2 win over Norman de Grunwald.

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