Foyt Wins Century Race as Goldsmith Runs Out of Gas
A. J. Foyt of Houston led the final lap to win the Century at Indianapolis as Paul Goldsmith ran out of fuel on the last circuit. The Cincinnati Reds blanked the Pirates 5-0 behind Sammy Ellis strong six innings. Vada Pinson and Gordon Coleman contributed key hits for Cincinnati.
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Ralston Seeks Rematch With Emerson In Close Derby
Jones led 23 laps before trouble ended his bid with Goldsmith in pursuit. Foyt and Foster battled for position as Goldsmith rose to second. Don White and other drivers posted top finishes in the unofficial standings. Baseball and basketball scores fill the rest of yesterday’s sports page with varied results.
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Keane Signs to Manage Yankees for 1966 Season
Johnny Keane, 53, will be signed to a one year contract to manage the New York Yankees in 1966. A news conference is set for Yankee Stadium at 2 p.m. EST Wednesday. Keane guided a low finish after taking over a team that had won 14 pennants in 16 years.
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Orioles Beat Yankees To Take Twinbill In Sweep
Baltimore swept a doubleheader from the New York Yankees 4 2 and 9 5 to trim within 6 1 2 games of first place Minnesota. Boog Powell hit his 12th homer as the Orioles built early leads and tied a club record with eight doubles in the nightcap. Wally Bunker won the second game, while Don Larsen and Stu Miller aided in relief. The Yankees’ losing streak reached seven, their longest since 1953.
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Four-team NL pennant chase tightens as Pirates surge
The current five club battle in the National League features the Dodgers Giants Braves Reds and Pirates with Pittsburgh narrowing the gap. Pirates host 15 of 21 remaining games and face four first division foes while Dodgers and others juggle schedules in a historically close race.
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Jarrett Wins Southern 500 at Darlington
Ned Jarrett, driving a Ford from Camden, South Carolina, led the 63 laps of the Darlington race to capture the Southern 500. The event, part of SIAC competition, paid $20,200 first prize with Arrington driving a Dodge finishing strong amid cautions and mechanical issues.
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Muncie Driver Wins 77 Hour Endurance Race
James Bowling 23 of Muncie claimed victory after 76 hours 58 minutes in a one half mile track endurance race at Muncie Raceway. Tom Fairchild finished runner up with 25,000 spectators watching as Evelyn Swain retired after 63 hours 22 minutes. Bowling earned $2,000 and a 4 foot trophy.
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Moody Air Force softball marathon lasts 77 hours
At Moody Air Force Base Valdosta Georgia two teams played 453 innings over 77 hours and three minutes with one side edging the other 757 to 718 in a marathon charity softball game.
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Willie Mays First Unanimous NL MVP Choice in History
Willie Mays became the first unanimous National League MVP pick as all 50 voters backed him for August. The Giants outfielder hit 17 homers in the month, drove in 29 runs in 31 games, and on August 29 belted his 494th career homer moving past Lou Gehrig into fifth all time.
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Pike Family Members And Muskie Size Facts
Sportsmans Digest notes pike family members including muskellunge northern pike and pickerel differ by size while sharing features. Muskies reach large sizes such as 69 lb and 44-02 record. pickers average about 1 lb or less in southern ranges. It warns about sharp teeth and the need for wire leaders and a disgorger for safety.
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Walker Cup Rivalries Resume At U S Amateur in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma two Walker Cup rivalries resume as Ireland captain Joe Carr teams with Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia to face England's Rodney Foster and Deane Beman of Bethesda Maryland. The U S Amateur Championship moves to 72 holes of stroke play at Southern Hills Country Club.
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Dennis and Broderick Ace Grandview Holes
Edward Dennis aged 54 used an 8 iron to ace the 120 yard par 3 first hole at Grandview with Merlin Tyler Don Gwaltney and Bob Ramsey as witnesses. Tim Broderick, former St Mary's athletic star, also scored an ace on Grandview's par 11 yard second hole on April 25.
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Highland and Hagerstown skate to 6 6 in reserve contest
Argabright scored in the third quarter to lift Highland to a 6 6 draw with visiting Hagerstown. The tally came as both teams battled in a game described at Olympta Lanes as costing more to bowl in a modern house but worth the expense for maintained lanes and machinery.
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