Stanky Fears Being Murdered in Boston
Eddie Stanky faced threats of a lawsuit and demanded protection at Fenway Park after criticizing Red Sox fans. Chicago manager Conigliaro hit a dramatic 11th inning two-run homer for Boston to beat the White Sox 2-1 as fans celebrated amid security tensions.
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Chicago
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White Sox
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Bosox
Dick Kenworthy
Kentucky Roster Highlights From Page 11
The clipping lists basketball players with heights and home towns including Clarence Glover Earlington Jim Hicks Covington Catholic Jerome Perry Louisville Manual Jim Rose Hazard Bob Jones Frankfort Ralph Mayes Central City Glenn Montgomery Louisville Central Mike Tallent Maytown Ben Watkins Louisville Central detailing 38.6 19.1 15 23.1 24 24.6 21.2 12.0 14.5 25.2.
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Covington Catholic
Jerome Perry
Louisville Manual
Jim Rose
Hazard
Bob Jones
Frankfort
Ralph Mayes
Central City
Glenn Montgomery
Louisville Central
Mike Tallent
Maytown
Ben Watkins
Wynn hits three homers in Astrodome triumph
Houston slugger Jim Wynn became the first in the Astrodome to homer three times in a game, powering a 6-2 win over San Francisco. Eddie Mathews praised the feat as Wynn solved the park’s dimensions, while other notes include Phillies and Pirates doubleheader pivots, and Los Angeles beating Chicago 5-0.
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Jim Wynn
Astrodome
Houston Astrodome
Wynn
Eddie Mathews
Houston
San Francisco
Casper Fires 33 On Front Nine In U S Open
Defending champion Billy Casper opened the second round of the U S Open with a one under par 33 on the front nine. Casper moved to two under for 27 holes and pressured leader Marty Fleckman as Don January slipped back and others stayed in contention.
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UPI
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Marty Fleckman
Bonita
Calif
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Fleckman
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
Jaycees Plan 1967 Junior Track Championship
Jaycees prepare for the 1967 Junior Championship track meet at Rose Poly on Saturday featuring 60 events for ages 9 to 18. Local winners advance to the state meet in Ft Wayne July 8 and 9 with nearly 300 entries expected from Terre Haute area. Participants must arrive by 9 am and Jaycees by 8 am. events include sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws for boys and limited events for girls.
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Rose Poly
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
Jaycees
Tim Allen Stars For Lemont In Shutout Victory
Tim Allen pitched a complete game shutout for Lemont Construction as they blanked Pepsi-Cola 6-0 at Valle Field. He also doubled and tripled, finishing with 15 strikeouts and one walk, leading a strong Lemont offense with key hits from Mardis, Smith, and Rupska. Columbia Records defeated Bituminous Materials 9-5 in the other AL action, backed by steady bats and solid defense.
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Pepsi-Cola
Columbia Records
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Tim Allen
Lemont
Lemont Construction & Rf
Pepsi-Colaco
Allen
Mardis
Smith
Rupska
Lamar Tech Leads NCAA Golf Championship Second Day
Lamar Tech shot 3 over par 287 to reach 54 hole total of 847 and hold an eight stroke lead over Murray State. Murray State posted 293 to reach 855. Ball State and Sacramento State tied for sixth at 890, Indiana State at 924. No Indiana players among individual leaders.
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Paducah
Giants Sign John Berry from Case Tech
The New York Football Giants announced on Thursday the signing of John Berry a halfback and punting specialist from Case Tech Berry joins the roster to bolster backfield depth and special teams.
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UPI
New York Football Giants
John Berry
Case Tech
Local Little League action yields mixed results and power hitting
Rusty Royer pitched a two hit shutout for Coca-Cola while Bob Stephens doubled and tripled in the win over Elks Club. O'Days beat Powell-Stephenson 10-4 on John Waggoner's two homers three hits and five RBIs with Jeff McCoy adding threes. Pfizer overwhelmed Coca-Cola 15-3, Darrell Smith tossed a one hit shutout as Teamsters beat McDonalds 7-0. Wayne Stillman fueled Pfizer with two doubles and two singles, and Marc Blaine powered Teamsters with a three run homer in the other game. Kiwanis beat Local 1041 3-2 to claim first half. Greenwood Drugs topped Central Nitrogen 10-8. Mike Webster homered twice in IGA’s 16-6 win.
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Blunk
Scott
Pickett
Cheshire
Local Church Bowling Scores from Riverside Relay
The RHE club teams led by captain Batteries-Conwell and Poore of 7 and 44 First Baptist on 1 posted scores at the Batteries-Conwell lanes in Dunham and Roman and Elliott. Immanuel Lutheran 23.3, with Drone and Dierdorf guiding W Newton and P Newton, posted a separate tally.
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Elliott
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P. Newton
South African Barry Franklin Leads Spanish Open With 65
Barry Franklin of South Africa shot a 65 to take a first round lead at the Spanish International Open in Barcelona. Local hope faced a strong start as players chased the early pace set by Franklin.
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Spain
Barry Franklin
South Africa
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