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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

11

No-Hitter Sparks Astros Victory Over Braves 2-0

Houston rookie Jim Wilson, 22, tossed the first no hitter of the season in the majors for the Astros, striking out 5 and walking 3 as Houston defeated Atlanta 2-0. Hank Aaron walked, Denis Menke drew two walks, and Ed Mathews grounded into a decisive run-scoring grounder in the sixth. Wilson, born Monroe Louisiana, faced 30 Braves and preserved the bid into the ninth before the final outs.

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Peters, John Stop Yanks In 2, 7-3, 4-0

Chicago White Sox sweep doubleheader over New York Yankees 7-3 and 4-0 to extend AL lead. Gary Peters earned a 9-3 record by limiting the Yanks to one earned run in game one. Tommy John notched his sixth win in game two as 30,319 watched.

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Pirates Triumph 5-3 Over Phillies In Nine-Inning Rally

Pittsburgh Pirates beat Philadelphia 5-3 as Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente drove in key runs. Sisk started strong, lasting six innings before Callison and Oliver homered in the seventh to spark a three-run Phillies rally. Roy Face and Juan Pizarro closed out the win.

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Cepeda Delivers Late HR to Beat Giants for Cardinals

Orlando Cepeda hit a two run two out homer in the eighth to lift St. Louis to a 4-1 victory over San Francisco. Dick Hughes pitched four hits allowed as the Cardinals moved to first place by six percentage points.

San Francisco Orlando Cepeda St. Louis Dick Hughes Hi Brock Jalourf

Dodgers Defeat Reds in 5-3 Rally Led by Osteen Johnson

Lou Johnson and Claude Osteen each drove in five runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-3. Osteen earned his ninth win, scattering 12 hits while the Dodgers pounded Sammy Ellis and Gerry Arrigo. Johnson had a sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single, with Osteen's two-run single sparking a three-run second inning. The Reds played without three regulars, including Leo Cardenas and Pete Rose, amid injuries.

LOS Angeles Lou Johnson Claude Ostten Los Angeles Dodgers Cincincinnati Reds Dodger Sammy Ellis Gerry Arrigo Osteen Johnson Dick Simpson Tony Perez Chico Ruiz Reds Lee Leo Cardenas Deron Johnson Pete Rose Perez Don Pavletich

Pennsylvania Wins IRA rematch prep after title

Pennsylvania's Quakers secured the Intercollegiate Rowing Association title on Onondaga Lake, heading to a Pan-American Games Trials clash with Harvard. The season’s promise stems from their dominant regatta performance and planned training at Orchard Beach Lagoon ahead of the New York City event.

Syracuse Pennsylvania Harvard Orchard Beach _Legoon New York City Quakers Intercollegiate Rowing Association Onondaga Lake Tthe Crimson Joe Burk

Major League Baseball Saturday Results Across Leagues

National League Chicago 9 New York 1 Allama 351 Houston 4 1st game. Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 5. San Francisco 3 St Louis 2. Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 1. American League Chicago 1 New York 0 Boston 5 Washington 1 Detroit 7 Kansas City 6. Cleveland 7 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 7 California 5. Minor Leagues International League Buffalo 6 Richmond 1 Toledo 7 Rochester 2 Columbus 1 Syracuse 2 11 innings Jacksonville at Toronto rain. Eastern League Reading 5 Williamsport 4 Pawtucket 3 Pittsfield 0 2nd game Waterbury 4 Binghamton 1-0.

Chicago New York Allama Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Francisco St.Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Boston Washington Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore California Eufalo Richmond Toledo Rochester Columbus Syracuse Jacksonville Toronto Reading Williamsport Pawtucket Pittsfield Waterbury Binghamton Kansas Ciy Behloe AIO Boston MoMson Caliornia Krausse Doh Alebert Hoh Twinight Wright Turne Lolleh McLain Grant Roawel Naltimore Phoebus Bun Je Tide Landix

Cubs Mets Split Pair in doubleheader action

In New York the Cubs edged the Mets 4 3 aided by Lee Thomas sac fly in the eighth to seal the nightcap after Glenn Beckert, Billy Williams and Ron Santo fueled a first inning trio. The Mets won the opener 4 4 behind Tom Reynolds 10th inning homer breaking a 3 3 tie. Reynolds homer came off Cal Koonce, giving New York a comeback victory.

NEW York Lee Thomas Chicago Cubs New York Mets Mets Tom Reynold Thomas Tom Seaver Glenn Beckert Billy Williams Cubs Beckert Williams Ron Santos Ed Charles Reynold Cal Koonce

Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Tonight

Yesterday results show New York 4 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 3 among others. Standings list St Louis 22 games won, Cincinnati 49, Chicago 27, Pittsburgh 52, San Francisco 7, Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 32, Los Angeles 25, Houston 29, New York 0. Tonight’s doubleheaders feature Cincinnati at San Francisco and Chicago at Pittsburgh with several night games across leagues.

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Held Stars As Angels Take Birds

Wendie Held drove in two first inning runs to pace California to a 5-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Held, traded by Baltimore, drove in six runs across the four-game weekend series against his former teammates, as California maintained narrow lead in the set.

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Cohoes City Softball League Schedule Set

The Cohoes City Softball League releases a five day schedule at Lansing Park and Keveny field. Tonight features Bandix against Cohoes Men and Boys and Pauls versus Rocky's. Tomorrow the Rebels face UAW and Van Schalck meets Burke's. Wednesday UAW battles Bendix and Burke's plays Pauls. Thursday Men and Boys vs Nehols and Rocky's vs Van Schalck. At Keveny field tomorrow Rocky's meets Arsenal. Wednesday Arsenal plays Cohoes Men and Boys.

Cohoes City Lansing Park Bandix Cohoes Paul’s Rocky's the Rebels UAW van Schalck Burke's Bendix Paul's Boys Nehols Keveny Field Arsenal

A's Edge Tigers 8-4 Behind Hunter solid in Detroit

Kansas City jumped on Joe Sparma for three first inning runs and beat the Detroit Tigers 8-4 as Jim Hunter earned the win after nine innings of relief help from Tony Pierce. Norm Cash contributed a two run homer for Detroit, while Bert Campaneris, Danny Cater and Webster fueled the Athletics with timely hits.

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Senators rally to edge Red Sox 3 2 in 10th inning

Hank Allen delivered a pinch single with two outs in the 10th to plate Bob Lavarine and hand the Washington Senators a 3-2 win over Boston. Carl Yastrzemski tied it with a ninth inning homer for the Red Sox. Washington had built an eighth inning rally, while Boston stranded two runners in the ninth.

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