Strickland Succeeds Tebbetts as Indians Manager
Cleveland Indians name George Strickland interim manager for the remainder of 1967 after Birdie Tebbetts resigns. Tebbetts says he leaves happy and remains friendly with GM Gabe Paul. Strickland, former third base coach and 1954 pennant winner, notes baseball offers surprises.
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Colts Triumph In 10th Straight Exhibition Win
The Baltimore Colts defeated the St Louis Cardinals 37 7 in Busch Memorial Stadium to stretch their exhibition winning streak to ten. Lou Michaels connected on four field goals and Alvin Haymond contributed big punt returns as Johnny Unitas directed the offense.
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Northerners Run Past South In North-South All Star
In Flagstaff at Northern Arizona University the North led from early in the second quarter and defeated the South 79 to 56 before 2,400 fans. Bill Leinheiser and Gerhard Schreur each scored 14, with 13 rebounds by Schreur, as Jay Arnote added 12 for the North and Ron Johnson led the South with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
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Baseball Scoreboard Briefs Across Leagues
American League standings show Minnesota at 85 78 with 15 games to play while Cleveland, Washington, New York, and Baltimore also appear in partial results. Toronto, Detroit, and Chicago area clubs register scattered scores as Toledo leads in the International column and Texas League reports Amarillo and Arkansas results with limited details.
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First-Day Pacesetters Win Southern Arizona Best-Ball
Bob Shallenberger and Domingo Alvarez led early then won the Southern Arizona Boys Best‑Ball Partnership at FE Rio CC with 74 and a 212 three‑day total. Denny Farr and John Shanley finished 214, Terry Short and Rick Riddle took first flight with 216, while Chip Plowman and Malcolm McIntosh won the second flight with 249.
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Cardinals Rookie Shuts Out Dodgers For Fourth Time
St. Louis rookie southpaw Larry Jaster pitched his fourth shutout of the season against the Los Angeles Dodgers, leaving Dodgers hitters blank as he waits to learn if he will join Grover Cleveland Alexander in club lore.
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Jaster Shuts Dodgers As Cardinals Edge Rivalry
The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 4 to 0 as Jaster improves to 8-3 with a 3.43 ERA. He has four shutouts this year all against Los Angeles and has never allowed a run to the Dodgers in his career. Other results: Chicago over Pittsburgh 4-3 in 10. Atlanta over San Francisco 8-5. Philadelphia over New York 5-4 in 10. Houston over Cincinnati 4-3.
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Undefeated Legion clubs collide in Arizona clash
Region 8 American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney at Hi Corbett Field features undefeated Phoenix and Oakland facing off after Arizona beat Los Alamos 4 2 and Oakland edged Hawaii 5 4. Provo eliminated Yerington as Hawaii meets Denver while New Mexico and Utah play.
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Tigers Stun Orioles as Lolich Wins Fifth since All-Star Break
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich earned his fifth victory in six starts after the All-Star break as the Tigers defeated Baltimore 10-4. Lolich improved to 12-8 while Denny McLain dropped to 14-19. Kaline left the series early, and Detroit extended its winning streak to four.
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Whitwell Out At Speedway In Tucson Race Night
Roadsters and claimers return to Tucson Speedway with R C Whitwell sidelined for the season after a highway crash. The Figure 8 finale closes the claimer event as qualifying starts at 7 and racing at 8 15.
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Pain Threatens Koufax Career with Dodgers
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax, 90, faces possible retirement as elbow pain worsens. He recalls a 1964 injury that triggered a progressive arthritic condition diagnosed in 1965 and says he will consider his future only when forced. He left a game against Cincinnati due to elbow pain and plans a Sunday start if possible.
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