Openers Highlight 1967 Baseball Season Across Leagues
Pro baseball opens with many changes as Maury Wills joins the Pirates and Roger Maris goes to St. Louis while Koufax retires. Orioles host Minnesota in a top lefty duel as Don Cardwell starts for the Mets against Bob Veale at Shea Stadium. Giants face the Cards with Juan Marichal versus Bob Gibson under lights in St Louis. Astros host the Braves at the Astrodome in a night game, while the Phillies meet the Cubs at Wrigley Field in the afternoon.
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Ron Hunt
Bob Chance
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Jimmie Hall
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Koufax
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Don Cardwell
Bob Veale
Juan Marichal
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Bob Gibson
Astrodome
Astros
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Philadelphia Phillies
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Mets Rally Past Orioles in Exhibition Finale
Larry Stahl belted a three run homer and Jim Gosger scored on a key two run double as the Mets rallied in the ninth to beat the world champion Orioles 5-4 in the final exhibition game. The White Sox also won, and other spring results left the NL and AL squads showing solid form ahead of the season.
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Adcock
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Baseball Spring Actions Span Wide In Affairs Across Leagues
The day featured many spring highlights with Joe Rudi and Dick Green driving in runs for Kansas City, Gosger and Brubaker relievers allowing rivals to surge, and Ron Fairly homering for the Dodgers. Dick Tracewski’s triple sparked Detroit’s comeback, Hank Aaron’s seventh inning pinch homer, Harmon Killebrew’s two-on homer, and Ken Henderson plus Norm Siebern lifting the Giants late. Alou’s third homer for the Giants came with two on, while Wilie Mays was hit by a pitch. White Sox salvaged a City Series finale as Glenn Beckett homered for the Cubs. Bernie Allen generated three RBIs for Washington, Cepeda homered for the Cardinals, and Sonny Siebert, Culver, and Radatz shut down Cincinnati. Willie Stargell started a Pirates win with a two-run shot, Charlie Smith belted a three-run homer, and Jim Bouton logged seven strong innings as the Yankees beat the Astros.
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Bob Lee
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Joe Rudi
Dick Green
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Leafs Rally In Second To Down Hawks 3-1 In Playoff Series
Toronto Capitals beat Chicago 3-1 as Pete Stemkowski and George Armstrong lead the Leafs. Keon and Armstrong score in the first period to build a 3-0 lead before Chicago tallies. Attendance 16,666 as Toronto faces a 1-1 series split with two games remaining in Toronto.
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Pimlico and Aqueduct Clash Over Derby Prep Races
In New York, Pimlico and Suffolk Downs seek to stage special Kentucky Derby prep races as horsemen press for higher purses and Aqueduct remains closed. Trainers name Derby candidates such as Successor, Dr. Fager, Damascus, and Reflected Glory. If Aqueduct stays shut, options shrink and Suffolk Downs considers a Derby tune up before opening April 19. Johnny Nerud supports Pimlico efforts for a strong Derby lead, while Successor owner Neloy evaluates Keeneland plans depending on settlement by Monday.
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Wedekinds Defeat Collegians in 13th Straight Win
Wedekinds Pros brought their 13th consecutive victory by defeating the New England Collegians 138-121 on Bishop Gibbons court. Barry Kramer scored 39, Dave Bleau anchored defense, and Wes Bialosuknia added 35 before halftime, with the Wedekinds outscoring the Collegians 33-19 in the third period.
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Kathy Harter Wins at Cannes Tennis Club Tourney
Kathy Harter of Seal Beach California defeated Ingrid Lofdalu of Sweden 6 3 6 2 yesterday to win the International Cannes Tennis Club Tournament in Cannes France.
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Catherine's Doll Sets World Record at Turf Paradise
The two year old filly Catherine's Doll, in only her second start, ran 40 furlongs at Turf Paradise in 50.4 seconds, shaving 0.2 seconds from the prior world record. The AP report notes the time as a new standard for the distance.
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Quebec Leads 2 1 In Series After Semifinal Win
In the AHL playoffs semifinals, Quebec defeated Baltimore 7 to 4 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of five. The strong offensive showing from Quebec sets up a decisive fourth game.
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Moe To Stay In Italy As Italian Military Coach
Doug Moe of Burlington North Carolina, a star in Italian basketball, has decided to remain in Italy as assistant coach for the Italian military basketball team. He helped Joel Petrarca's squad to a 70 to 69 loss, scoring 32 in his final game, and will prepare the team for the military championships in Baghdad. He plans no definite return date.
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Albany Kegler Shoots 300 In State Bowling Tourney
Albany bowler Dennis Schaf, 22, rolled a perfect 300 in the State Men's Bowling Tournament singles in Syracuse. It was the event’s 42 year history first 300 since 1964, boosting his handicap total to 311 and a 679 handicap triple. Ed Cotterell of Canandaigua led the scratch standings with 726.
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AP Selections Lincoln 1 Mel Argo Heritage Belle Retrench
The list presents a chaotic set of names and phrases with unclear context. Key items appear to reference selections, perhaps gear or team members, alongside numerous foreign or garbled terms and place names. No coherent narrative or outcome is discernible from the unreadable OCR sequence.
Walther girl wins regional pin tourney title
Gayle Walther, 12, Sacred Heart pupil, captured the girls under 15 regional title at Latham Bowl with a six-game series totaling 952 pins. She will lead the Troy Area to the Capital District finals June 3-4 at Garden City Bowl. Her sister Janet, 15, finished third. daughters of John and Doris Walther.
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Plymouth Valiant Tops Mobil Economy Run Mileage
Detroit AP report: Forty-one cars completed 2886.5 miles in the Mobil Economy Run from Los Angeles to Detroit. Bob Checkley of Orchard Lake, Michigan, in a Plymouth Valiant, led Class A with 24.57 mpg. Other class winners included Bill Levy of Antelope Valley, California, in a six-cylinder car, and Allan Brooks of Los Angeles in a Buick LeSabre, with final tallies up to 2837.8 miles.
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Japanese Entrants for Boston Marathon Named
Tokyo AP reports four Japanese runners depart for the United States to compete in the Boston Marathon on April 19. The athletes include Toru Tetsawa, 32, who finished third last year, plus Hidekuni Hiroshima, 29, Yutaka Aohi, 22, and Takashi Inoue, 24.
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