First Round Action Ends In Tournament
After three Wednesday games the Little League tournament completed its first round. Nye defeated Jaycee 9-6, Kasler's beat Lions 21-2, and Steppe's edged Logan 15-14. Four second round games are set for Friday at Jaycee Fields.
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Bank Team Is Winner Of Crown
Hocking Valley Bank won the 1966 Pony League title in Athens with a 16-5 victory over McBee's on Wednesday night. Bob Ley earned the win with Mike Good, both hitting home runs, while Keith Perry and David Curl added triples. Don Chalfant took the loss.
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Reds win two in doubleheader over Cubs in Chicago
Cincinnati Reds clipped the Chicago Cubs 5-4 and 5-1 in a doubleheader. Don Pavletich homered, Ernie Banks notched career hit 2000 in the opener, while Tom Harpers triple and Helms Edwards scoring helped the Reds seal both victories.
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Dick Simpson
Mets Extend Pee Wee Lead With 8 4 Win Over Giants
Unbeaten Mets improve to 5 0 with an 8 4 victory over the Giants as Rick Womble and Pat Mace split mound duties. Mets hitters Bell and Womble each doubled with two triples in a six hit effort while Giants Fred Schneider and Mike Bell also contributed. Other games saw Astros beat Reds 9 2 and Indians plus Dodgers win on Tuesday in a busy Pee Wee slate.
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Hull
Carl Stempel
Steve Green
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Yankees
Bob Wilkinson
Steve Partridge
Mark Freeman
Partridge
Wilkinson
Scott Dailey
John Smith
Steve Wilkes
Joe Sligo
Yanks
Jim Pierre
Tom Dunlap
Henry Young
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
In the National League top teams include Los Angeles Philadelphia and Houston with mixed results. Cincinnati Chicago New York St Louis Atlanta Pittsburgh and San Francisco posted varied scores. several games went extra innings or ended in darkness. In the American League Detroit Minnesota New York Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Washington and Cleveland faced a slate of results and upcoming matchups. Inter national Trot history notes Mac Lad won at Roosevelt Raceway in 1961 and 1963.
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Parsechian To Address Grid Clinic In Oxford
Miami Coaches Clinic at Oxford features seven speakers including Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame and Bill Mallory of Ohio State. Gov. Rhodes attends Friday with an evening buffet at Hueston Woods. Reunion for 1954 55 Miami teams coached by Parseghian and a post clinic football game at Miami Field are planned. Advance registration is 5 and door 7. Dartmouth baseball under Tony Lupien posts 18 10 season.
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Jams A. Rhodes
Hueston Woods State Park
Fred Hester
Bo Schembechler
Jim Young
Ed Biles
Xavier
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Dayton
Dave McClain
Ara Parseghian
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Bill Mallory
Ohio State
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Tony Lupien
Nicklaus set to tee off seeks third major of year
Akron report notes Jack Nicklaus, 26, aims for a third major title this year in the PGA Golden Anniversary Tournament at Firestone. He plans a lighter schedule, wants weeks off around majors, and seeks to win all majors again this year after completing the Grand Slam with the British Open. The field includes Palmer and Casper as top contenders on the 7,180-yard Firestone layout.
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PGA
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Jack
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Palmer
Casper
Firestone
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