Baseball Historians

April 30, 1967 at Fenway Park
Athletics 1, Red Sox 0 (8-6)
The Red Sox were held to just five hits in a tough loss to the A’s.  Bucky Brandon took the loss despite givie up only one run on five hits in eight innings of work.
Reggie Smith singled twice and that was the extent of the […]

April 29, 1967 at Fenway Park
Red Sox 11 (8-5), Athletics 10
The Red Sox won their fourth straight in a crazy game at Fenway Park.  The game had some pretty big swings that saw the Athletics take a three run lead in the top of the third but then they were down by three in the […]

April 28, 1967 at Fenway Park
Red Sox 3 (7-5), Athletics 0
Jim Lonborg put on a show for the home fans in the Red Sox third straight win.  He struck out thirteen and held the A’s to six hits in a complete game shutout.  He didn’t walk a single batter and all six hits were singles.
The […]

April 25, 1967 at D.C. Stadium
Red Sox 9 (6-5), Senators 3
The Red Sox ran up the score on the Washington Senators today.  They scored runs in each of the first five innings and Reggie Smith, Mike Andrews and Tony Conigliaro all homered for the Red Sox.  Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzemski each drove in two runs […]

April 24, 1967 at D.C. Stadium
Red Sox 7 (5-5), Senators 4
Rico Petrocelli led the way for the Red Sox with the bat in their win over the Washington Senators.  He went two for three with a homerun, two RBIS and three runs in the win.  Dalton Jones also had a good game.  He had three […]

April 23, 1967 at Fenway Park
Yankees 7, Red Sox 5 (4-5)
The Red sox failed to lock up a sweep against the Yankees and once again dipped below the .500 mark.  Bucky Brandon was hit hard and didn’t even last five innings before he gave up five runs.
Carl Yastrzemski hit his second homerun of the season […]

April 22, 1967 at Fenway Park
Red Sox 5 (4-4), Yankees 4
The Red Sox took it to the Yankees again and in the process, evened their record at 4-4.  Carl Yastrzemski had a monster game and led the way for the Red Sox with the bats.  He went three for three with a homerun and three […]

April 21, 1967 at Fenway Park
Red Sox 6 (3-4), Yankees 1
The Red Sox snapped their three game losing streak with a nice outing by Billy Rohr.  He improved to 2-0 and he gave up one run on eight hits and a walk with seven strikeouts in the complete game.
Dalton Jones had a big game for […]

April 18, 1967 at Comiskey Park
White Sox 5 (4-2), Red Sox 2  (2-4)
The White Sox handed the Red their third straight loss with a solid pitching performance by Bruce Howard.  He gave up only two runs and those didn’t come until the ninth inning.  He walked three and struck out three.
Bucky Brandon took the loss for […]

April 16, 1967 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 7, Red Sox 6  (2-3)
The Red Sox lost the series finale and the series to the arch rival Yankees in an eighteen inning nail biter.  The Red Sox tied the game up in the top of the ninth to send the game into extra frames and then neither team […]

April 15, 1967 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 1, Red Sox 0 (2-2)
The Yankees turned the tables on the Red Sox and beat them in a one run pitchers dual.  The Red Sox were held to four hits by Mel Stottlemyre and while Dennis Bennett held the Yankees to five, one of those was an RBI single […]

April 14, 1967 at Yankee Stadium
Red Sox 3 (2-1), Yankees 0
Billy Rohr was virtually unhittable in his major league debut and he pitched the Red Sox to a win in their series opener over the Yankees.  He had a no hitter going all the way through until the final out when Howard singled to break it […]

April 13, 1967 at Fenway Park
White Sox 8 (1-1), Red Sox 5 (1-1)
The White Sox returned the favor and ran up the score on the Red Sox to split the two game series.  Down 5-3, the White Sox scored five unearned runs in the top of the ninth to put the game away.
Pete Ward homered […]

April 12, 1967 at Fenway Park
Red Sox 5 (1-0), White Sox 4 (0-1)
The Red Sox held back a late inning surge by the While Sox to win their home opener.  After jumping out to a 5-1 lead in the sixth, the White Sox answered with three runs in the seventh to make it 5-4.  That’s […]