Indians fall in pennant picks and club notes
The column surveys 1967 American and National League pennant bets from New York Post experts and The Criterion. It highlights Cleveland Indians finishing low, estimates fourth place per The Criterion, mourns three local deaths, and notes the Golden Tomahawk Luncheon set by the Wahoo Club with Larry Brown as a likely winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Ball
New York Post
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Pittsburgh
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Orioles
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Indians
California Angels
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Eggsports
Ants
Davies Dillies
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
California
New York
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
New York Mets
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Pick-Carter
Jerry Kindall
Fred Whitfield
Dick Howser
Larry Brown
Major League Line Scores and Innings Highlights
United Press International summary of baseball line scores across leagues. Includes detailed inning by inning results for games involving New York Boston Detroit Houston and Los Angeles, with pitchers, outcomes, and late rain delays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Batlaney
Phin
New York
Bunning
G. Jackson
Ramos
Gomez
Dalrymple
Uecker
Fisher
D. Shaw
Grote
Wp-Fisher
LP Busnlng
HR Callison
Houston
OM Woo
McCool
Abernathy
Osteen
Paveltich
Rewards
Curtlar
Raymond
Bateman
Wp-Abernathy
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Amherst at Midview Sectional Tournament Game
Sectional baseball schedule includes Amherst versus Midview and Keystone versus Columbia along with several late matchups such as Clearview at Midview and Huron at Vermilion. Several entries appear garbled. readable pairings list local teams and venues for tournament play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Midview
Bourn Central
Berl
Heighta Mapleton
Western Reserve
Piretanda
Milan
St Mary Ve. Wellington
Tokiyme
Dia Claus
Keystone
Columbia
Onerlin
Clearview
Huron
Vermilion Elyria
Ashland
Most of 1967 Ohio Relays field eyes titles
Six hundred college athletes plus 300 high school runners converge on Ohio State University in the horseshoe stadium for the Ohio Relays. Thirteen defending champions and underdogs vie to defend titles as 17 Relays records and the American 880 yard mark look vulnerable to challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPS
Ohio State University
Ohio
Browns sign draft choice Bill House from Youngstown State
The Cleveland Browns announced the seventh-draft pick Bill House from Youngstown University will join the team. House, listed at 275 pounds, played both tackle positions in college and will be tried initially on offense. The club also named Robert Brodhead as business manager and Dew position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Bill House
Youngstown University
Groot
House
Browns
Robert Brodhead
Dew
Brodhead
Duke University
Wes
Howard’s bat breaks up Hander no-hitter for Red Sox
Elston Howard delivered the key hit that ruined Jeff Hander’s bid for a shutout, singling home the lone Yankee run as Boston beat New York 6-1. Rohr, calm in his rookie season, shrugged it off in the clubhouse after Boston’s win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rohr
Yankees
Elston Howard
Jeffhander
Howard
Red Sox
Rohr
Bombers
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Yankee
Mel Stattlemyre
Dalton Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
George Thomas
Tony Horton
Jones
Rico Petrocelli
Bill Robinson
Ken Harrelson
Class A Sectional Opens Monday at Columbia
Lorain St Marys faces The Irish in the sectional baseball opener at 4 p.m. at Columbia. Firelands meets the Keystone Avon winner in Tuesday semifinal action. Winners meet Thursday May 4 for a spot in the Smithville District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain St. Mary's
Polinaett
Columbia
Raiders
Fir
Firelands
Smithville
Wilt Chamberlain leads 76ers in semifinal clash as Barry shines
Wilt Chamberlain jokes about his guards as Barry totals 56 points in San Francisco and leads the series scoring. The 76ers beat the Warriors 112 108 to move ahead 3 1 in the best of seven as Chamberlain, Greer and Jones receive big help while Philadelphia emphasizes passes to shooters with hot hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
San Francisco
Warriors
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
76Ers
Hal Greer
Wally Jones
Firelands tops South Amherst in Inland Conference clash
Firelands High defeats South Amherst 74 to 14 in an Inland Conference track meet. Cliff Wright swept the 100 and 220 for Firelands while Jan Russo won high jump and pole vault for South Amherst. Firelands goes on the road to Avon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta — Firelands
South Amherst
Cliff Wright
Firelands
Jan Russo
Avon
Wright
Anadell
Rornbeck
Avpiekt
F. Hornbeck
Hyster
TSA
Waseem
Leadbetter
Germinal
Snider Mile
Rothe Ip
S.A
Kinsley
Kroee
Bechtel
Leimbach
Tenet
Ada Normensin
Anabell P. Mie
Watson
Viene
Aisluhe
Lavmeyer
Hollingsworth
Bouth Amherst
Reinhard
Snietek
Vik
Monre
Vie
Romelfanger
New
Hornbeck
Mills
Byter
Normandanee
Dumke
Allsop
Record crowd, Ryan targets 3 58 mile at Kansas Relays
Kansas Relays feature two meet records and a slate of sub four minute milers. Jim Ryan of Kansas eyeing a 3 58 mile while rested for a potential new meet mark. Oscar Moore of Southern Illinois set 5000 meters record, and Texas Southern anchored by Jim Hines eyes a 9 4 100 and 39 6 440 relay. Oklahoma Kansas state and Emporia winners noted with various event marks.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Lawrence
Kans
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Oscar Moore
Southern
Ilinois
Texas Southern
Ryan
Ryun
Ted Nelson
Los Angeles Striders
Richard Romo
Texas
Jim Hines
Prairie View
Thurman Boggess
Felix Johnson
Arkansas A&m
Rice
Oklahoma
Owls
Southern Illinois
Ross Mackenzie
Jeff Duxbury
Kansas State
West Dutton
Val Schierling
Emporia
Kan
State
Mike Gregory
Stan McDonald
Lincoln
Canadiens Favored To Win Cup In Four Straight Sweep
Montreal is favored to win the Stanley Cup for the third straight year as Toe Blake’s Canadiens aim to sweep the Toronto Maple Leafs in a best of seven final. A four game sweep would match the 1960 Canadiens eight straight, and threaten an 11 game playoff record set from 1959 to 1961.
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Montreal
Montreal Canadiens
Toe Blake
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Toronto
Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
MLB standings and Friday results across divisions. New York led by Talbot and Lonborg pitchers face Boston at 2 p.m. Minnesota and Detroit, California and Cleveland games noted with Lolich Rubio and Bell among listed starters. Friday scores include New York 6 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 1 Cincinnati 4 Houston 1. Bowling Center slow pitch team schedules 6 p.m. practice at Allen School.
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Boston
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Talbot
Lonborg
Bonwell
Lolich
California Rubio
Bell
Chicago Horlen
Orteme
Odom
Balimore Bunker
Chicas
Philadelphia
L. Jackson
B. Shaw
Pittabureh
Pizarro
Jenkins
Cincinnati
Maloney
Houaton
St. Louis
Gitbeen
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Atlanta
Lemanter
San Francisco
Perry
Pitts Murth
Bowling Center
Allen School
W. L. Pet
Racing rally and car club events around Lorain Summit and Sandusky
A listing of racings and car club activities includes Tiretown Sports Car Club scavenger hunt at Summit Mall 7 p.m. Lorain. Lorain County Speedway open practice for late models and invaders. Amherst Meadowlark Motorcycles scrambles at Crossan Road. Barberton and Cloverleaf speedways time trials and races. Dragway 42 gates and eliminations. Pearlands Sports Car Club rally in Sandusky. Thompson Drag Raceway and Cleveland Sports Car Club events. Corvette Cleveland speed trials at Steel Cities Raceway. Mad-Ohio Sports Car Club speed trials. Tuscarawas Valley Touring Club rally detailing assemble points and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiretown Sports Car Club
Summit Mall
Lorain
County Speedway
ViaAstors Welcome
Rts
Amherst
Sandusky
Cleveland Road
Cleveland Sports Car Club
Asaembla Whiune
Exat Lith Street
Manger Hotel
Corvette
Cleveland
Steel Cities International Raceway
Mad-Ohio Sports Car Club
Manafield Montorcy
de Courme
Tuscarawas
Valley Touring Club
Amemble McLain
Naverre
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Russ Davies
Hank Wazyniak
Elyria High School
North Abbe Rd
Jane
Hank
Frank Mrukowski
Bill Mrukowski
Max G. Kelly
Brandtson Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kelly
Paul F. Overs
Elyria
Northwood
Kelly
Lorain Works
U.S. Steel
Carrie
Paul D. Herbert
Lake Ave
Emh
Paul
Ohio Edison Co
Herbert
Cuo
Nye
Norman
Handley
Philips Rand
American League
Stattlemyre
Harnttonack
Gibson
Lp- Stattlemyre
Maz
Aker
Suare Phoebus
Watt
Etchebarren
Sherry
McClain
Roswell
Northrup
Freehan
Carew
Ova
Teun John Marshall
Elyria Parm
I Werac
Nimwepa
Chuck Harrison
Cincin
Nati
Tony Perez
Perez
E. Howard
White Sox
Pete Ward
Tom Agee
Senators
Joe Coleman
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Jack Aker
Athletics
Jim Gosger
Jim Northrup
Bill Freehan
Tony Oliva
Cesar Tovar
Frank Atkins
Harry’s
Fifth and
Middle Avenue
Oberfin Rewd
Bryrie
Obie Phong
Wilt
Firelands Downs South
Glenn Cunningham
United Presa International
Phila
Pitt
Los A
San Fran
W. Brow
Nipwspa Prt
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