RACINE JOURNAL-TIMES Of-Thursday, October 5, 1967 Bmk Modestly Stays He's Just Another Regular on Cardinal Team George Scott. In the seventh, he Meredith Breathes Easier gained score on a ground ball ond, on a perfect throw to the plate. "I've never seen a pitcher without flaws," Brock said returning again to the base stealing art. And it doesn't matter whether the pitcher knows he's BOSTON (AP) "I'm just a regular on the Cardinal club," Lou Brock modestly told a crowd of sportswriters after the first game of the 1967, World Series. But after watching the 170-pound speedster perform Wednesday, the Boston Red Sox may place the St.
Louis outfielder in the superstar category. Manager Dick Williams of the Red Sox said after his team's 2-1 loss to the National League champions, "Lou Brock just beat us." Ties Record Brock banged out four hits, stole two bases and scored both runs in the Cardinal victory. Brock's four hits to all corners of the outfield tied a major league record held by many and his two stolen bases was one under the Series record. In the ninth inning, Brock came to bat with a chance to set by Maris. The Boston infield was' playing close in the trying to cut Brock off at the plate.
But Boston's second baseman, Jerry Adair, had to dive to his left to their hips and some in their feet." Brock stole on Jose Santiago, the Boston starter, on the first pitch after he singled. "I went in feet first that time," he said. In the third inning, Brock scored the first St. Louis run from third Roger, Maris' ground ball to first baseman DALLAS, Tex. (AP) The going to steal.
Dallas Cowboy football play; book, stoIenTuesday night when; quarterback Don Meredith "was dining in a Dallas was found Wednesday at Madi-, grab Maris' ground balL His; only play, was to first. -v- "If they (Boston) know I am going to run and I know I am going to run," Brock added, '1 might as well run." German Kite Flyers May Need a License "Even if the ball had been hit right at Adair," Brock said, "I would have gone home. I was cheating on the play. When a left-handed hitter is up, you can cheat a little. If the ball is hit to the right side, except to the Labor Center Golf Tourney Scheduled Here on Sunday a record, but was walked by Boston's relief pitcher, John Wyatt.
Brock said he was aware that he had tied a record. "I heard someone in the press box say it," he said. "But I wasn't going to swing at a bad pitch just to go for the record, was happy td get1, a walk because it put a man on second." Brock's stolen base Wednesday, in the seventh inning, was a decisive play in the one run game. "I went in head first that time," Brock said in the steaming Cardinal dressing room. "He (Boston's Rico Petrocelli) tagged me on the head, but I went in first with my hands." Base stealing is an art with Brock.
All Have Flaws "All pitchers have flaws," he said. "You take just one look at a pitcher and you can tell what his flaw is. Some pitchers have flaws in their shoulders, some in pitcher, it's going to take a heck sonville in Southeast Texas. Meredith's car, parked in" front of the restaurant, was stc len along with the play book and other personal possessions of the Dallas quarterback. The car was found abandoned near Madisonville and the play book was in it.
Cowboys officials breathed a sigh of relief also I 36 Remo Glaclntl, Mike Montamourro. of a throw to get the runner. Halfway to Plate Don Blight, Harry Merchle 9:40 John Vassh. Carl Marlnae. Al Hitchhiker Chick Quite Welcome DES MOINES in J.R.
Hudson heard a strange noise under the hood of his car as he drove away after a football game at Iowa City. He stopped, raised the hood and found a white chicken nestled snugly in the fender well behind a headlight. Hudson closed the hood and drove home with the pullet. Dresen, Frank Donnelly 9:44 Don Studey, Dan Hornak. Tom BONN (AP) Some time in the future one will need a license to fly a kite in West Germany.
A government draft law revising air safety -regulations re I was halfway to the plate when Maris hit the Holterman, Jeff Evenson 9:52 Richard Anderson, Don Anderson. ball," Brock Frank DeMark, George Barton Falcone, Joe Fumo, Kelly Covelli, Ted Burnauskl 10:34 Earl Porcaro, Dick Fazzarl, Louie Cayll, Mike Cizarelll 10:40 Lyle Santarelll, Pete Misurelll, Carl Ruffalo, Al Aiello 10:44 Bill Rossman, ken Holland, Jim Ashenfelter, Tom Koetting 10:52 Irv Silver, Fred Barta, Al Schrader, Gus Petrakis 10:58 Paul Ingrascl, Earl Whipple, Mike Bencriscutto, Biff Pancratz, Pick Wagner Pulice, Vlnce D'Alle, Phil Lltrenta, Russ Reeo 11:10 Herman Osterberg, Harry Anderson, Bill Dorece, Lefty Falcone Brock almost drove Julivan Javier home with a run in the Jerry Anderson, Edward Nissen 9:58 Harry Nielsen, Jack Nielsen, Howie Schwartz, Jerry Frey 10.04 Tom O'Laughlin, Dick Lettsome, John Glesner, Warren Bradley 10:10 Marv Morganson, Ron Monty, Don Swetichl, Dennis Gergan 10:16 Bill Hogan, Ken Melander, Milt Dovorany, Bob Thomas Durand, Dick Fannin, Dr. meieu uu. Mr.edith had estimated the value of the play book at $500 the Cowboy fine if one is lost or allowed to be stolen. quires permits "for the.
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