Cardinals favored as World Series opens at Fenway
The Cardinals, led by Bob Gibson, head to Fenway Park to face the Red Sox in the 1967 World Series opener. Boston, buoyed by its first Series since 1946, hopes to slow Baltimore style lefty Jose Santiago while contending with the famous Green Monster and a hopeful clubhouse.
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Opens Series For Boston Jose In Biggest Test
Jose Santiago, a laughing boy who grows serious on the mound, will start Boston in the World Series opener against St. Louis at Fenway. The Puerto Rico native, 27, embraced the role after a season of bullpen duty and a late surge to win 12 games in 16 decisions. He noted his parents will attend, and he aims to deliver despite nerves, facing Orlando Cepeda and the Cardinals with confidence.
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Kingston Hands Olympiads First Loss 33-7
Kingston defeated the Cahoes Olympiads 33-7 to suffer their first defeat in four games. Al Mango scored on an 80 yard runback in the first quarter and Jerry Dixon kicked the PAT. The Olympiads travel to Massena next Saturday.
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Mississippi and Alabama set for 4 20 kickoff next Saturday
In Birmingham Alabama the AP reports a 4 20 p m EDT kickoff time for the nationally televised football clash between Mississippi and Alabama to be played next Saturday, with the time announced yesterday.
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Clemente Looks Back on 1967 Season
Roberto Clemente reflects on a landmark 1967 year with the Pirates. He led the NL in hits with 209 and topped 100 RBIs, 23 home runs, and a .514 slugging percentage, while Pittsburgh finished 81-81 under manager Harry Walker.
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Clemente's Top Ten Season Fueled by Juan Walker Firing
Roberto Clemente highlighted a top ten list with a .317 average and 119 RBIs, second in the league in runs and doubles as Orlando Cepeda led with 111 RBIs. The Pirates faced Walker’s firing and Murtaugh's return, affecting Clemente who defended Walker and urged teammates to hustle. He earned the 1966 MVP after a 29 homer 119 RBI year, and prepared for a Dominican Republic goodwill tour and winter ball.
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HVCC Subdues Erie Tech 9-3 in Soccer Tilt
HVCC routed Erie Tech 9-3 in a Troy game fueled by Tom Poznanski and Dan Vrooman each netting three goals. The Vikings advance toward Cobleskill midweek as they seek another win.
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Murdough Named Business Manager for Cincinnati AFL Entry
John H. Murdough, long time Cincinnati Reds organizer of 26 years, was named yesterday as business manager of Cincinnati's new American Football League entry.
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Dark's Contract Signals Indians Return to Contenders
Cleveland announces Alvin Dark, 45, signed to a two year deal to manage the Indians replacing Joe Adcock. Dark praised leadership and pledged talent search as he views the pitching staff as above average and aims for a contender season. Lipon will coach, with Del Rice and Adcock dismissed.
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Coghill Honored Again On East Football Team
Syracuse sophomore tackle Coghill earns a second straight Division I All East selection. Columbia QB Marty Domres and Army LB Jim Bevans share the spotlight with Domres amassing 253 yards in a 17-14 Lions win over Colgate and Bevans making two interceptions on the Boston College five to lift the Cadets to a 21-10 victory. Others named include Weber, Giardi, Levinsky, Bowers, Scovanner, Greenridge, Longo, Kwalick, and Koenig, with Koenig noted as sophomore of the week.
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LaSalle runners shine in Central Park JV and Varsity meets
LaSalle’s Cadets finished strong in a 24% mile Central Park race in Schenectady. JV runner Steve Gabriel placed fifth with 13:35, teammates Spain and Cahill produced solid times, while in Varsity Frank Spain led with 12:57 and others followed as the program opens league play at home against McCloskey.
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Denver puts Rick Duncan on waivers
The Denver trancos of the American Football League placed kicking specialist Rick Duncan on waivers yesterday.
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Springfield Beats RPI in Cross Country Duel
Springfield defeats Rensselaer Polytechnic 40 to 15 in a cross country meet, improving to 2-0 while RPI drops to 1-1. The double dual with MIT and WPI looms on the schedule. The Springfield squad also topped the Engineers in a separate event with a 23.34 margin.
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Vegas Bookies Favor Cardinals In World Series Betting
In Las Vegas bookmakers rate the St. Louis Cardinals as 2 to 3 favorites to win the World Series while the Boston Red Sox are 7 to 5 underdogs. Bets at 14 to 1 say the Cardinals sweep Boston.
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Gibson Hughes Briles Named for World Series Pitching
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst unveiled the rotation for the 1967 World Series as Bob Gibson Dick Hughes and Nelson Briles were set to start the Cardinals games with a late flight to Boston for the opener. Cepeda and Flood also key bats as St Louis eyes Busch Stadium return for Game 3.
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Gaucas Team Finishes Second At Meadows Pro Member Tourney
Gaucas paired with Judge H J D Agostino and partners to a 34 28 total posting a 62 best ball. The Schuyler Meadows Country Club event co sponsored by the Northeastern New York PGA saw Hap Duval of Schenectady lead his team to victory with a 57 and 30 27 split. Others tied for third included a Bob Mix led Albany squad with 63 while Catskill pros Alex Gerlak and Bill Gressick headed other notable teams.
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Heatly Nips Waterford 1-0 on Cusack Goal
Ozzie Cusack scored the lone goal as Heatly defeated Waterford 1-0 in double overtime in Central Hudson Valley League soccer. Cusack captain and center forward found the net with an assist from Larry Boudreau two minutes into the final period. Roots earned one save for Heatly. Anderson made nine for Waterford. Heatly record 1-1-?
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