Drysdale Paces Dodgers Pennant Surge in St Louis
Dodgers moved within three games of the NL lead with Don Drysdale earning his fourth straight win as Los Angeles beat St Louis and narrowed the gap to three with five games left. Giants kept pennant hopes alive by beating Atlanta behind Willi e Mays four RBI and his 35th homer.
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Daleville Wins Burris Invitational in Muncie
Daleville roared to victory at the Burris Invitational, scoring 28 points to outpace Burris 63 and New Castle 70. Ron Addington won the race in 10:20 with Dick Stevenson close behind at 10:22, as Daleville dominated the top five finishes and claimed strong showings from Jeff Richman, Charles Pugsley, Hermann Allen, Ron Corn, and Don Sullivan.
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Hoosier Conference Nutshell Grid Preview
Hoosier Conference previews reveal Anderson Ravens with 12 lettermen/backfield strength, plus Hanover Panthers and Earlham Quakers boasting solid lines and veteran guards. Franklin Grizzlies and Indiana Central Greyhounds show seasoned fronts, while depth and quarterback questions loom across the circuit.
Not for Tying Leads and Spartans Football Outlook
A mixed sports and equipment piece notes knotless tapered leaders in fishing tackle and key football team outlooks. It highlights Mas Aioe lead controversy, Jack Schuck at fullback, Bob Maple on defense, Velez concerns on offense, and a rebuilding 1966 season with Manchester Spartans and Taylor RoJans detailing lettermen, line strength, and QB issues. Notre Dame football history closes the note.
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Jim Andrews
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and cities
Yesterday's scores show mixed results with rain affecting several games. In the American League Minnesota beat Cleveland 5 to 1 while Chicago defeated Boston 1 to 0 in their first game. Detroit and Kansas City posted notable matchups, and New York and Washington game details included rain delays. In the National League Chicago faced New York with Jenkins winning to improve to 6-1, and games in San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Houston, and Los Angeles featured various pitchers and lineups.
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Casper Comments On Postage Stamp Greens At Vancouver
AP reports US Open champion Billy Casper in Vancouver Smithers on the 6 907 yard par 71 course notes the greens are small for the holes and raised creating tight targets. He adds that accuracy and shot making will decide the Canadian Open with a 280 to 284 score likely to win a large prize.
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Angels Reinstate Manager Bill Rigney for 1967
The California Angels announced that manager Bill Rigney will pilot the team again in 1967. A team spokesman gave no further details, noting only that the Angels and Rigney have reached an agreement. The move came as the Angels trailed the American League standings at 77 losses and zero wins.
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City Councilman Brydenthal Airs Heart Attack Suffered In Indy
Indianapolis city councilman Max E. Brydenthal former YMCA aquatic star and head of Marion County Central Labour Council remained in critical condition at Community Hospital ICU after a heart attack early Monday morning. He lives at 825 Broadway and had a reportedly good night Monday.
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Indians Host Red Devils Friday Night Showdown
Indians meet Hidmani's Red Devils on Friday after a tough game with Lafayette Jefferson's Bronchos. Elwood hosts Alexandria while Anderson stands watch as Redshills oppose Satans. The White River Conference debates adding football with Milrleton, Vernon, Hancock County, Frankton, Highland, and Yorktown active this season.
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Bowling 30c at Rams AMF halls 812.93
Holes plugged $2.50. Trade your hall on a new one at Rains.
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Chicago Tops Boston 1-0 in opener of doubleheader
Ken Bert drove in Tommie Agee with a ninth inning single to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 1-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox in game one of a Tuesday night doubleheader A rough box shows Agee reaching on a single and stealing second before J C Martin was walked and Berry delivered in a key late rally
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