Chicago Triumphs Over Red Sox in Pitchers Duel
Chicago White Sox toppled Boston 4 2 in a tense AL clash. Don Buford tripled and scored, Agee belted his 12th homer, and Cisco Carlos held Boston hitless through six plus. Rico Petrocelli tied it late, but Adair and Yastrzemski supplied the go ahead runs as Chicago swept past Boston in a tense rally.
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Agee
Seat Colavio
Red Sox
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Carlos
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Mike Andrews
Adair
Stanky
Don McMahon
Yastrzemski
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Petrocelli
Jose Tartabull
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Buford
Anna Boxer
McCraw
Scott Ibee
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Ford Set To Coach 1st Base for Yankees
NEW YORK AP Whitey Ford, retired as a pitcher last season, will be the New York Yankees first base coach next year. The 38-year-old Ford finishes a sixth season with New York after leaving active play last May due to arm trouble. He posted a 2-4 record with a 1.64 ERA and then did special assignments in the farm system. Ford will replace Loren Babe, who remains in the organization as a senior scout, with Ford likely to become pitching coach in 1969.
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Yankees
Loren Babe
Jim Turner
Cepeda powers Cardinals past Astros with five runs
Orlando Cepeda hit his 24th homer and added a stolen base and sacrifice fly as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Houston Astros 5-1. Cepeda contributed five runs in the night game, driving in the lead with a bases empty homer off Bo Belinsky in the third. Lou Brock opened the inning with a triple and scored on a wild pitch, Cepeda walked with one out in the inning.
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Orlando Cepeda
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Cepeda
Bo Belinsky
Lou Brock
Alex Johnson
Tim McCarver
Johnson
Sonny Jackson
Astros
Cardinals
Jimmy Wynn
Ray Washburn
Ron Willis
Washburn
Spanglers Single Sparks Cubs to 2-1 Victory
AL Span Kessinger scored advance on Spangler pinch single in 11th inning as Cubs edge Mets and Yankees, with Billy Williams and Ernie Banks contributing. Cards rally late, Cepeda sacrifice fly, Wynn homers. Washburn earns win for Astros.
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Chicago
Kessinger
Gier
Bob Johnson
Chicago Cubs
Glenn Beckett
New York
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Ron Tay
Cleon Jones
Randy Hundley
Nye
Ferguson Jenkins
Johnson
Banks
Ted Jones
Savage
Tommy Davis
Spangler
Bertaina Pitches Three-Hitter In Senators 6-0 Win Over Yankees
Washington defeats New York 6-0 as Frank Bertaina allows three hits and seals threats with two double plays. Epstein Brinkman and Cullen drive in runs, with three more in the eighth on Brinkman hit and a wild Barber error, lifting Washington to the victory.
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NEW York
Frank Bertaina
Washington
New York Yankees
Bertaina
Yankees
Senators
Mike Epstein
Fdl Brinkman
Tim Cullen
Steve Barber
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Brinkman
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Hadley Williams Joins AIC Football Team
Menands native Hadley Williams a 6 foot junior end from Watervliet High School is part of this year’s American International College football squad. The gridder is listed as a 6 foot junior end on the roster.
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Hadley Williams
Menands
Williams
Pin Loop States Meeting For Sunday
The League of Nations bowling team will hold a meeting Sunday at the Bowl-O-Torium. All members are requested to attend.
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League of Nations
Standings and schedule notes from the SATHINAL league
Yesterday's results show Chicago 2 New York 1 in 11 innings, Atlanta A. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 1 St. Louis 5 Houston 1. Current standings list Chicago 73 62 1 behind Cincinnati. Tomorrow's probable pitchers include Fisher Cardwell for New York, Sutton for Los Angeles, Lemaster for Atlanta, Briles for St. Louis, and Gristh for Houston.
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Philadelphia
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Houston
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Washington
Boston
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Cleveland
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Santiago
Syracuse 1 To Begin Drills Today
Syracuse University football opens fall practice under coach Ben Schwarzwalder with 65 players, including 24 lettermen, reporting for exams and workouts. The squad is among the smaller teams due to graduation losses and academic failure. The Orange host Baylor on Sept 23 to start a 10 game schedule. Schwarzwalder says success hinges on beating Baylor, as last year’s opener ended 35-12.
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Tigers Buy Demeter From Tribe
Detroit trades for outfielder Demeter from Indians and adds five players to the roster, bolstering the lineup as the pennant race tightens. Podres, Brown, Matchick, Heath, and Wert return or join the team for the Minnesota game as rosters expand. Demeter hit .227 this season. Wert returns from groin injury.
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Detroil ‘Tigers
Dov Demeter
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Johnny Podres
Gates Brown
Tommy Matchick
Toledo
Bill Heath
Twins
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Tiger
Jim Campbell
Don Wert
Campbell
Demeter
Boston Red Sox
Matchick
Pro Football Continentals: Orlando Beats Toronto 28–14
In a league exhibition, Orlando defeats Toronto 28 to 14. Baltimore and Washington both post scores, while Buffalo and New York also show strength in AFL and NFL affiliated action.
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Toronto
Baltimore
NFL
Buffalo
AFL
New York
Baseball Scores From City League Action
International Lea Buffalo 2 Rochester 1 and 3 Toledo 2. Jacksonville 1 Columbus 7. Richmond 4 Toronto 4. Syracuse 1 innings.
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Rochester
Toledo
Jacksonville
Columbus
Richmond
Toronto
Syracuse
Alou’s single lifts Pirates past Phillies 6 4
Matty Alou lined an infield single in the seventh scoring Al Luplow to break a deadlock and give Pittsburgh a 6 4 win over Philadelphia. Willie Stargell fumbled later, but the Pirates held on as Juan Pizarro contributed an RBI single in the eighth.
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Cookie Rojas
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Central New York State Soccer League begins Sept 10 1967
The Central New York State Soccer League, one of the oldest circuits, will operate with 10 clubs in the 1967-68 season and open September 10 with Troy at Albany Sons of Italy and other matches including Albany Sport Club at Pittsfield Amsterdam at Little Falls Schenectady Amity at Utica Schenectady FC at Schenady Hibernians. All games start at 3 p.m. League officers are Hein Kyllman president Armando Macchina first vice president Ida Merlini second vice president Edwin Davies secretary treasurer and Miklos Cser registrar. The league is affiliated with the Southern New York State Soccer Association and the United States Soccer Football Association.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
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Little Falls
Amsterdam
Troy
Pittsfield
Mass
Albany Sons of Italy
Albany Sport Club
Schenectady FC
Schenectady Hibernians
New York State
Hein Kyllman
Armando Macchina
Ida Merlini
Edwin Davies
Miklos Cser
Southern New York State Soccer Association
United States Soccer Football Associaton
Twins rally past Orioles with Reese in ninth victory
In St Paul Minnesota the Twins beat Baltimore 10-9 as Rich Reese delivered a pinch hit two run homer in the ninth inning. The win narrows the gap to within a half game of the first place Red Sox.
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Nesota Twins
Jover Baltimore
King
Curt Blefary
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Chicago
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Red Sox
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Howeer
Kline
Russ Nixon
Carew
Kille
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Orioles
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Johnson
Frank Robinson
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Law Announces His Retirement From Baseball
The Pittsburgh Pirates revealed veteran right-hander Vernon Law, aged 37, has retired after a long career highlighted by a 1960 World Series win. Law left for Boise, Idaho, for medical advice following a nagging groin issue and plan to explore business offers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Vernon Law
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Idaho
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Carty Delivers Pinch Double As Braves Top Dodgers 5-4
Rico Carty drove in two runs with a pinch double in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift Atlanta past Los Angeles 5-4. Hank Aaron homered for the third time this season, tying for ninth on the all time list and fourth in the NL with Stan Musial. Claude Osteen took the loss for the Dodgers as Atlanta snapped a two season skid against him.
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Gene Michael Mack Jones
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Rookie Paces Reds Over Giants 3-1
Cincinnati rookie John Bench drove in two runs with a double for his second major league hit to break a tie in the seventh inning, lifting the Reds to a 3-1 win over the San Francisco Giants. Jim Maloney pitched four-hits for the victory, lifting Cincinnati into second in the NL. May homered for the Reds to start the scoring, while McCormick took the loss.
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Lee May
Tommy Helms
Jim Maloney
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Mike McCormick
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Hiatt
Ph Onan Linzy
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Lmay
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Faiearmerie Mlathety
Kilianey
Wynantskill Wins 7-2 In Independent Softball
Wynantskill Fire Department defeated Peck Hose Company 7-2 at IGarrett field. Joe Talley led with a double and two singles, Ching Rockwell added a two run triple, and George Doakma Ijian and Jack Gary added two singles each. Steve Dennis had two doubles for Peck, Ed Volleck two singles and Phil Potter a double. Wynantskill hosts Law's Athletic Club tonight.
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Peck Hose Company
Igarrett Field
Joe Talley
Wynantskill
Ching Rockwell
George Doakma
Ijian
Jack Gary
Steve Dennis
Ed Volleck
Phil Potter
Law
Peck Hose
Joe Carl
Mike Marchese
Ed Potter
Mets Purchase Toledo Hurler Bill Graham
The New York Mets bought right hander Bill Graham from Toledo of the International League for an undisclosed sum. Graham, 12-6 with Toledo this year, is the 23rd pitcher on the Mets roster this season, nearing the NL record. The team faces three straight doubleheaders with the Chicago Cubs this weekend.
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New York Mets
Bill Graham
Toledo
Graham
Mets
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