10 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
1
Spring training ends as 1967 season begins with Yankees Senators opener in Washington and Dodgers visiting Reds. Stottlemytte faces Richert. Miller vs Maloney. Contenders include Phillies Pirates Dodgers Senators Mets White Sox Cubs Tigers Reds split results, with key late rallies and home runs shaping early standings.
Vancouver Canucks push toward finals by defeating Portland Buckaroos 3-0. Bob Jones, Maloney, and Brian Hextall scored as Al Smith and Don Simmons combined for shutout saves. California beat Seattle 2-1 and narrows Totems series to 2-1 with George Swarbrick and Forbes Kennedy contributing goals.
National League Los Angeles Miller 4-2 at Cincinnati Maloney 16-3 only game scheduled. American League New York Stottlemyre 12-20 at Washington Richert 14-14. Tuesday night San Francisco Marichal 25-6 at St. Louis Gibson 21-12. Pittsburgh Veale 16-12 at New York Cardwell 6-6. Philadelphia Bunning 19-14 at Chicago Holtyman 11-16. Atlanta Lemaster 11-8 at Houston Cuellar 12-10 night. American League Minnesota Noa agp at ee mire and r Hay Caggi aban at Dewalt 28 at Hopi 12-1 night. Detroit McLain 20-14 at California Brubet 13-13 night. an Buzirdt 6-11 at Lonberg 10-10.
A 15 inch piranha from eastern South America possesses jaws and teeth so powerful that a school of these carnivorous fish could reduce a man to a skeleton within minutes.
Boston tops Philadelphia 121 117 to take 3 1 lead. Sam Jones scores 32 as Havlicek plays 48 minutes. Rick Barry injures left foot and may miss Game 5 in Philadelphia. Hal Greer and Wilt Chamberlain cope with injuries while Luke Jackson nets 29 for the 76ers.
Ukiah Rifle and Pistol Club tops Sebastopol 980 to 963 in the North Bay Rifle League season opener. Ken Cummins fired 199 of 200, with Irvin Brown 198 and Bob Wood 196 aiding a strong Ukiah showing as Santa Rosa looms in second place. An indoor championship dinner follows at Los Robles in Santa Rosa, with outdoor events to come.
The San Francisco Giants closed their tune up season with a 7 to 5 win over the California Angels at Candlestick Park to finish 17 9 the best record in the majors. Ken Henderson and pinch hitter Neri Siebern homered in the eighth to break a 5 5 tie delivered by a Siebern blast seen as a payoff for beefing up the Giants bench with the Angels trade.
Mark Spitz 49.9 in the 100 yard butterfly and 150.6 in the 200 fly set American records. Mike Burton lowered the 1650 free standard to 16:08.0 and tied the 500 free mark in 4:37.0. Yale’s Don Schollander won three golds, while SMU’s Ken Merten claimed double titles. These champions and runners up join the U S Pan American squad for Winnipeg.
Jay Alou of San Francisco slammed a three run homer in the fourth to seize the lead while Bobby Knoop of the Angels had earlier cleared the bases in the third with one aboard, yielding a decisive inning in a close game.
Women golf enthusiasts were urged to form threesomes for the annual Ukiah Women s Golf Club Medi col Tournament set to begin Tuesday weather permitting. Trophy day will accompany the event as players seek rounds improved after several slow weeks.
Randy Matson of Texas A&M shattered the American record in the discus with a throw of 213 feet 9 3/4 inches at College Station. The mark surpassed the previous best and highlighted Matson's dominance in college track and field.
Mike Snively in the Hawaiian Three powered by a Chrysler won the 4th Hot Rod Magazine National Drag Racing title at Riverside International Raceway. He defeated Gene Brown in the finals for 2900 dollars, clocking 7.07 seconds at 221.66 mph. Walt Rhoades won top gas, Jack Crismann took light funny car, and Fred Goske won heavy funny car.
North Carolina enacted the nation's first compulsory vaccination statute setting a statewide requirement. The move established a precedent for mandatory immunization, influencing public health policy and future state laws.
Washington reporters note one holdout remains unsigned as opening day arrives. The White House has not confirmed whether President Johnson or relief pitcher Hubert Humphrey will throw the ceremonial first ball at the Senators Yankees opener. Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies in the 70s with a 30 percent chance of rain as about 42,000 fans prepare to see Pete Richert face Mel Stottlemyre.
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