Angels and Twins clash as California upends Minnesota
California Angels pound Jim Merritt and Minnesota Twins 13-7 in a high scoring game. Fregosi Reichardt and Hall lead a 15 hit attack as Brune struggles. Hamilton relief wins to improve to 9-6 while Twins fail to seize the moment in a pivotal late-season clash.
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Dave Boswell
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Red Sox
Boston Yester
Detroit
Jim Fregosi
Rick Reic Fregosi
Gers
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California
Merritt
Powe
Fregosi
Reichardt
Bubba Morton
Angel
George Brune
Aurelio Rodriguez
Bob Allison
Rod Carew
Rich Rollins
Ted Uhlaender
Hamilton
Brunet
Frank Kostro
Zoilo Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Oliva
Allison
Carew
Rollins
Red Sox Edge Closer to Pennant in Final Home Stand
Boston eyes its first pennant in 21 years as the Red Sox rest before a two game series with Cleveland Indians. Gary Bell and Jim Lonborg likely to start, Yaz trails triple crown while aiming for pennant no playoff. Lonborg seeks strong finish after 21st win at Baltimore.
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Detroit
Fenway Park
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Joe Foy
Norm Siebern
Gary Bell
Jim Lonborg
Dick Williams
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Lonborg
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Minnesota Twins
Luis Tiant
Yastrzemski
Yaz
Jeader
New York Yankees
Brooks Robinson
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Orioles
Orioles edge Senators on Motton single in ninth
Curt Motton delivered a run scoring single in the ninth inning lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 3 2 win over Washington. Dave Baldwin hit Brooks Robinson with a pitch to start the rally and Robinson reached third on Curt Blefary’s single before Motton’s deciding hit. Washington, held to three hits through seven by rookie Dave Leonard, tied it at two in the eighth on singles by Valentine Allen and Howard with a Coggins roller scoring Blefary.
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Fred Valentine
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Borman
B.robinson
Downing Pitches Four-Hit Shutout For Yankees
In New York, White and Downing lead a 2-0 win over Detroit as Downing hurls a four hitter. Kenney, Mantle, and Pepitone drive the runs in the third inning. Kaline and Freehan produce Tiger threats but fail to score.
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Chisox Set To Use Mound Aces In KC Battles
Chicago sends Gary Peters and Joe Horlen against Kansas City in a bid to gain ground in the AL pennant race. Athletics manager Luke Appling fields Catfish Hunter and Chuck Dobson as two top arms, while team owner Finley has moved on from Alvin Dark amid a 60-95 mark.
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Lew Krausse
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Immons
Bowell
Hane
Roland
Pennant Race At A Glance
Summary of early American League standings with teams including Minnesota Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Kansas City. Lists wins and losses by date, noting home and away games across September and October with key matchups and results.
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Soni
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Jeveland
Fallin
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Schoendienst Names Gibson to Start Game One in Series
ST LOUIS AP Manager Red Schoendienst confirms veteran Bob Gibson will start the opening game of the 1967 World Series for the St Louis Cardinals. He said the move reflects his confidence in Gibson as the club departs for the series.
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Schoondienst
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Cepeda
Pirates Nip Dodgers In 11th Inning Victory
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 2 1 in 11 innings with Gene Alley driving in the go ahead run and Manny Mota scoring as a pinch runner. The game marked the Dodgers 27th extra inning game this season, tying a National League record. Additional notes discuss rest of the Pirates and Cardinals pitchers preparing for the World Series, with mentions of Gibson, Carlton, and Schoendienst evaluating rotations and possible platoons for key upcoming games.
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Astros Rally Past Phillies 4-3 In Ninth Inning
Joe Morgan doubled home the tying run with two out in the ninth and scored on Jim Wynn's single, lifting the Houston Astros to a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Gene Oliver had driven in two runs with a two-run double in the sixth after two singles.
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Houston 4, Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings note standings
Baseball standings show St Louis and Philadelphia in pennant race with Houston trailing. Result from Houston at Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 11 innings listed amid league standings and probable pitchers for tonight’s games.
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Sadecki
Gaucas Takes Two Prizes In Tourney
Johnny Gaucas and Ray McDowell shared third in the Steve Satoski Memorial at Western Turnpike. Claude Young led IPGA scoring with 74, while Dan Griffin won amateur honors with 75. Bracketed 68s and 67s created multiple first and runnerup ties among pros and teams.
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Jack Maxwell
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Dan Griffin
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Winding Brook
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Caroga Lake
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Little Falls
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Martyn Cavalier
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Stu Smith
Valhalla
Dick Osborne
Ballston Spa
Jim Hutching
Woodstock
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Albany Country Club
Bob Sereikas
Kowalczyk
Buzhardt Heads to Astros in Trade
Waterford edged Coxsackie 2-1 as Waterford bowlers topped Baltimore in a Cen last night. John Hudson was noted for a 20 000 waiver price in the deal with Houston. Buzhardt, 31, previously with Chicago and Philadelphia, owns a 3-10 season mark and a 67-92 career record. Coxsackie’s Meier scored in the third period with a strong drive past Waterford goalie Rich Anderson who made 12 saves. Waterford travels to Hoosick Valley next.
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Hart's HR Nips Mets In 10th, 2-1
Giants win 2-1 over the Mets in 10th as Jim Hart delivers the decisive single off Dick Selma after Tito Fuentes starts the inning with a single. Ron Swoboda's seventh inning homer gave New York a brief lead but Willie Mays tied it with a sacrifice fly.
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Tito Fuentes
Ron Swoboda
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Racehorse Racecard Fragments Including Barbara O'Brien
A fragmentary race card lists horses by numbered placements with names such as Meadow Botts Murfian Vole and Barbara O'Brien plus several others including Adios Royal Rhythm Land and Rebel Land Wayne Best Bet Barbara O'Brien appears as a top pick amid horses like Mitchum Hanover and Zing Zing in a partial listing of races and entrants.
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Star Mercury
Rebel Land Wayne
Mitchum Hanover
Rodney Laird
Miss Barry
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