Heffner Denies Rumor He'll Quit As Reds Manager
Cincinnati manager Don Heffner, under pressure from a 13th loss in 17 games, denies resigning after a 3-2 11 inning defeat to the Mets. Owner William DeWitt backs him as the Reds prepare for a two game series with the Pirates, amid slump and questions about hitting and form.
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Koufax and Drysdale See Mixed Fortunes as Giants Win
San Francisco edged Los Angeles 3-2 as Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter for his 11th win, tying Koufax for the NL lead. Drysdale faltered to 4-7 after six innings. Sammy Ellis took the loss for Cincinnati as New York beat the Reds 3-2 in 11. Other NL results: Pittsburgh 11 Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3, Houston 8 Chicago 4.
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Athens Legion Loses Grip in Second Game of Newark Doubleheader
Adams homers twice as the Athens American Legion team splits a Newark doubleheader at Trautwein Field. Athens won 4 1 in game one with Adams driving in three runs, then fell 17 3 in the nightcap as Newark's bats broke loose, including a sixth inning grand slam by Bill Speaks. Athens next hosts Beverly, then visits Washington County.
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Smith Triumphs With 220 Yard Dash World Mark At Sac Invitational
Smith of San Jose State clocked 20.0 seconds for the 220 yard dash at Sacramento Invitational, erasing Henry Carr’s 1964 mark. Ryun of Kansas posted 4:02.8 in the mile at Terre Haute while chasing world and national standards. Grelle led San Diego meet with a sub four minute milestone, Danielson became the second high schooler to break four minutes, and Jazy set a French 2000 meters record at Anzin as Odlozil’s world best stood nearby.
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West All-Stars Sweep Ohio Schoolboy Series
West All-Stars won all three games in Columbus to claim the annual Ohio high school all-star series, extending the pattern of West wins in 1962 1964 and 1966 with the East taking 1963 and 1965. Gerry Christman earned two decisions, Jim Dichito led with five hits and a homer earning MVP for the West, while Don Smith earned East MVP honors for fielding and three hits.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Key NL batting leaders include Stargell .335 and Flood 40 RBIs. Aaron tops runs with 45. Hart leads RBIs with 58. Oliva hits .342. F Robinson 48 RBIs. Pitching shows Koufax 111 strikeouts, Gibson 120. McDowell, Watt etc. lead 5 decision records.
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1960s Pontine Trade In Car With Vinyl Buckets
Car listing notes a four speed transmission and vinyl bucket seats with a full console. The ad highlights the vehicle’s appeal and suggests driving it to truly appreciate its features.
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