Pavletich's grand slam? No, 18th-inning homer seals 3-2 Reds win
Pavletich belted an 18th inning homer to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs in the longest game of the season. Cubs left 18 men on base as the rally extended into extra innings, with Joe Nuxhall earning the win after closing the final three frames.
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Orioles Top Tigers 13-1 Behind Frank Robinson's Two Homers
Baltimore routed Detroit 13-1 as Frank Robinson drove in five runs with two homers and a pair of hits. The Orioles' 18 hits powered a dominant win that stretched their American League lead over the Tigers to 25 games, with starter Dave Wickersham earning the win and Eddie Perkowski among the key contributors.
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Murakami Questions 1966 Pitching Path In Japan Or San Francisco
Masanori Murakami, once the sole Japanese player in the U S male leagues, questions whether choosing to pitch for the Nankai Hawks in Japan this season over the San Francisco Giants was best for him. He struggles with a limited relief role, shoulder pain from a new overhand motion, and harsh Tokyo crowd reception, while his major league career lingered between failures and brief starting chances.
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Minnesota Coach and Traveling Secretary Fight in Lobby
Minnesota coach Billy Martin and traveling secretary Howard T. Fox Jr. fought in a hotel lobby after the team arrived from Minneapolis. A club spokesman said the altercation began on the flight and continued in the lobby, with a small amount of blood drawn before teammates separated them.
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Kennedy Calls Special NBA Meeting In New York
National Basketball Association owners will meet in New York on Thursday to approve the 1966 67 schedule discuss officiating season plan the 1987 All Star game in San Francisco and playoff scheduling. President Walter Kennedy announced the gathering on Tuesday.
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Astros Peddle Gentile to Tribe After Tempers Flare
Houston sent veteran first baseman Jim Gentile to Cleveland for cash and outfielder Tony Curry. Gentile, 32, had started the season with the Astros and played recently for Oklahoma City after a groin strain. His temper flare at home plate led to a $250 fine and five day suspension. Also, St Louis bought pitcher Ron Piche from Tulsa and recalled Art Mahaffey to the Pacific Coast League club.
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Lions Holdout Keeps Roger Brown From Training Camp
AP report states Detroit Lions holdout defensive tackle Roger Brown did not report to camp in Bloomfield Hills as demand for a pay raise grows. Coach Harry Gilmer indicated Brown will be fined 100 dollars per day absent, with the veteran seeking contract terms that match his standing as an All-Pro.
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London Doesnt Want To Win Heavy Title
Blackpool England United Press International reports Harry Varey says Brian London plans to fight for Cassius Clay as world heavyweight champion but hopes to be lighter by ring time. London weighs 186 pounds and aims to drop about five days before the bout while acknowledging the risk and insurance backing from promoter Solomons.
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Imam Noses Out Hurricane Tim In Aqueduct Feature
New York dispatch reports Imam narrow victory over Hurricane Tim in the $10,000 feature at Aqueduct Tuesday. Jockey Gustines faces a 20 day suspension appeal after a rough ride by rival jockeys and contentious exchanges with trainer and owner comments, while a separate Monmouth Park race saw Bold Bidder place third.
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Brooks Robinson Blitzes AL Schedule Critique
Orioles star Robison blasts night games and travel fatigue as hurting players. He cites schedules, demands tighter control on getaway days and argues for fair treatment of players and emphasis on straight hitting over power. He also criticizes golf tour practices affecting athletes.
Pendleton High to Host Parents Night and Pigskin Party
Pendleton High School head football coach Torrence invites parents to a July 27 Parents Night in the Pendiston gym. The event previews an eight team fall schedule for freshmen and sophomores. Coaching staff introductions include Kim Ayrrefl Ed Poole and Jim Crosley among others with a film from the Andie ona High School Athletic Association to be shown.
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