Mantle Heroes Lift Yankees To 4-2 Win Over Senators
Mickey Mantle homered in the eighth inning to push the New York Yankees past the Washington Senators 4-2. Pepitone added key support as Mantle secured his 508th career homer and the late surge broke a 2-2 tie. Darold Knowles and Thad Tillotson pitched for the bullpen in a tense finish.
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Gotay Sparks Astros By 5-2
Houston Astros rally from behind to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-2 as Gotay, just recalled from Oklahoma City, drives in two runs and scores on an infield single. Rookie Mike Epstein also contributes with an inside the park homer as the Astros grab a win.
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Tigers Nip A's 3-2 in 11th inning victory
In Kansas City, Jim Northrop singled and scored on Norm Cash's double in the 11th to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Detroit moved 14 games ahead of idle Chicago, after Kaline's error allowed an A's run in the ninth and McAuliffe scored on Kaline's seventh inning single.
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Barber Rejoins Orioles After Quitting Flap
Lefty pitcher Pat Barber returned to Baltimore with manager Hank Bauer fining him for leaving before the flight. Barber said it was an impulse to visit his in laws in Twin Bluffs Wisconsin and denied telling airlines he quit. He explained the move as a personal issue with his wife and noted he had been struggling with control all season.
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Dodgers edge Braves in fifth straight loss for Atlanta
Los Angeles jumped on Tony Cloninger in his return to the mound, scoring four runs in five innings. Atlanta rallied in the ninth with homers by Rico Carty and Clete Boyer, but the Dodgers held on 4-2. Cloninger, sidelined by an eye ailment, allowed a two run homer by Len Gabrielson and saw Regan relieve Osteen before an error and final outs.
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Ice Capades Draws Record Crowd at Shea Stadium
The Ice Capades attracted 27,846 paid admissions at Shea Stadium, the largest crowd ever for an ice event. The show, a Troy Area favorite, ran along the baseline near the Mets' field with dressing rooms and sets nearby, closing Thursday night.
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Palmer’s $99,225 Tops List in PGA standings
Arnold Palmer led the PGA money list with unofficial 1967 winnings of 99,225.68 dollars, about 22,000 ahead of second place Gay Brewer. The top ten ranks show official winnings, unofficial prize money, and total earnings for each player including Julius Boros, Doug Sanders, Frank Beard, George Archer, Bert Yancey, Bob Goalby, Dan Sikes, and Dave Stockton.
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Ballston Spa Triumphs Over Watervliet In Colonial Council Meet
Ballston Spa crushed Watervliet 122 to 14 in a Colonial Council track meet. Winners include Nogard D Collings and Carter in sprints, Mordlock Schrammwy Clark in the mile, Neal Haskill and Harrison in hurdles, Milter Cerny and Walton in the two miles, and Renda Campbell in field events. Relay quartet Bailston Spa set 1 41 3 in the 880.
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National League and American League results and standings
Yesterday's results show Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 4 2 Chicago routed Philadelphia 13 3 and Houston beat St Louis 5 2. Standings list St Louis leading NL with 27 18, San Francisco 20 0, Pittsburgh 5 6 2, Chicago 2 22 0 22, Philadelphia 22 28 7, Atlanta 22 26 10, Los Angeles 21 0 27, Houston 4 80 3167 14% and New York 15 50 393 15%. Today's probable pitchers include Simmons Culp Boozer and Callsworth, Seaver Selma Ribant Pizarro, Singer Lemaster Perry Pappas Cuellar Washburn, and more. American League results show Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4, New York 4 Washington 2, Detroit 3 Kansas City 2 in 11, California 3 Baltimore 2. Standings list Detroit 28 26 0 2 52 4a, Baltimore 24 00 2K 52 4aM, Minnesota 4 28 5 0 467, New York 21 4 467, Kansas City 2 20 2H. Today's probable pitchers include Dillman Phoebus Clark Cimino Sparma Wickersham Krausse GK, Siebert Tian, Minnesota Kaat Perry, Branton O'Toole Pascual Stottlemyre.
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School 16 Defeats School 1 5-0 In League Game
School 16 beat School 1 5-0 in a Public School I League match at Frear Park. Winning pitcher Mike Kanel lis joined by John Schoonmaker and Dave Miller with two singles each. Dave Donnally took the loss and Dave Collepp led School 1 with a triple.
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Golf League Set To Begin Play at Frear Park
The Frear Park Women's Golf League will begin play tomorrow afternoon at 4 30. Pairings and details can be obtained at the Frear Park Clubhouse.
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Twins Edge Indians 5-4 on ninth inning wild pitch
Ces ar Tovar scored on Steve Bailey's wild pitch with two out in the ninth as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-4 for a third straight win. Tony Oliva tied it in the sixth with a two out single. Allison hit a seventh homer in the second. Cleveland tallied in each of the first four innings off Dean Chance.
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Leiser 2 Hits Valley in 8-1 win over Hoosick Valley
Dale Leiser pitched a two hitter with 13 strikeouts to lead Ichabod Crane past Hoosick Valley 8-1. Rick Mutary Larry Knott and Joe Bangert contributed multiple hits while Mike VanWart had the lone Hoosick Valley RBI as Crane improves in Hudson Valley action.
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Kelso shines as Angels top Orioles 3 2 in Anaheim
Bill Kelso relieved five shutout innings with one hit allowed to lift the California Angels 3 2 over Baltimore. Angels scored all runs in the second inning off Dave McNally after Bob Rodgers singled and Bobby Cardenal doubled with none out. Paul Schaal added a single and an error by Curt Blefary enabled Cardenal to score on a Jim Fregoss infield forceout.
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App's Defeats Van Rensselaer in Troy Softball Debut
The App's pitcher Pete Minehan threw a two hitter with 12 strikeouts over all nine innings, guiding App's to a 13-2 win at Knickerbocker Field in the Troy City Softball League. Van Rensselaer was limited to two hits as App's claimed its first victory of the season.
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