Lonborg Shuts Cards as Red Sox Narrow Series Gap
Boston pitcher Jim LonborgLimited the St Louis offense to three hits over nine innings and led the Red Sox to a 3 1 victory in St Louis. The win cuts the deficit to three games to two with the seventh game looming as Dick Willams eyeed Waslewski to start next. Lonborg thrives on rest and confidence, facing a possible seventh game against Bob Gibson if rain postpones.
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Lonborg
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Waslewski
Bob Gibson
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Lou Brock
Brock
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Ken Harrelson
Mike Andrews
Mike Shannon
Steve Carlton
Ron Willis
George Scott
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Elston Howard
Jack Lamabe
Paul Pryor
Boston Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
St. Louis Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Cardians and Red Sox set for sixth game key home duel
In Boston Dick Williams names Gary Waslewski as starter and St Louis counters with Gary Waslewski? The Cardinals hold a 3-2 lead in a tense World Series after Jim Lonborg's 3-1 win in St Louis.
Shenandoah Downs Entries Preview Shields Dodgers Pitch Plans
Red Schoendienst said Hughes would pitch Wednesday and Bob Gibson Thursday if needed. Hughes was beaten by Lonborg with a one hit during last Thursday’s game.
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Bob Gibson
Lonborg
Nats May Lose Gil Hodges
The New York Mets have permission to negotiate with Gil Hodges from the Washington Senators as they seek a new manager. Hodges, former Dodger star and current Senators skipper, has one year left on his contract, with Mets president Bing Devine expected to make an offer. Hodges is seen as a candidate to replace Wes Westrum, who resigned at season end. Hodges declined comment. The 1967 PGA tour lists 42 tournaments.
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Washington Senators
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Mets
Bing Devine
New York
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Rifle or shotgun for squirrels in early season debate
In fall hunting talk, the author weighs rifle use for squirrels versus shotguns and notes rifles can be legal and safer in some areas. He recalls small calibers and old deer rifles as tools for accuracy and discusses handloading versus factory ammo and the popularity of .22 rimfires for simple accuracy.
NW League Standings Highlight PGA Low 18-Hole Scores
1967 PGA low 18 hole scores of 61 set by Gay Brewer at Pensacola Open and Dave Hill at Hartford Open noted in NW League standings.
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Gay Brewer
Dave Hill
Carpers Valley golf team loses big in Sleepy Hollow clash
Carpers Valley Pro Ray Loy leads the event as the squad travels to Charles Town to face Sleepy Hollow. The visitors finish well behind at 28 to 1314, with a return match scheduled for October at Carpers Valley. Early rounds of the Fall Handicap Championship offer tight competition led by Marshall Crisman.
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Joff
Sleepy Hollow
Charles Town
Marshall Crisman
Trojans Hold Top Spot In AP Football Poll
Southern California remains No 1 in the AP poll with 462 points and 36 first place votes. Purdue rises to No 2 after beating Northwestern while Georgia climbs to No 3 and UCLA slips to No 4 after a late win. Notre Dame debuts at No 5 after a 56 6 rout of Iowa setting up a clash with Ohio State.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games And Matches
A compact rundown of Tuesday through Saturday events across horse racing high school and college football, plus pro football. Notable matches include Fauquier at Handley and James Wood at Loudoun Valley for Wednesday and Thursday, plus Friday night high school showdowns such as James Wood versus Loudoun Valley and Clarke County versus Herndon.
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