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 by Horace Clarke that ended up being the difference.
Tony Conigliaro walked twice in the game and Carl Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith both reached base twice (a single and a walk each) but that was the extent of the offense.