McDowell's win keeps Indians alive for best start
Sam McDowell allowed one safety in a 2-0 win over Kansas City to improve to 3-0 and keep Cleveland within reach of the AL best start marks. Larry Brown drove in both runs with a bases-loaded single in the sixth as the Indians stretched their streak to eight without a loss.
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Jose Tartabull
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Chicago White Sox
Washington
Denny McLain
Detroit
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Bostton
New York
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Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Brown
Colavito
Charley Maxwell
Tommy McCraw
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Pete Ward
Doug Camilli
AAU 1965 Champs Seek Repeat at National Meet
New York upi report states 1966 AAU national track and field championships will be at Randalls Island June 25 26 with all 1965 champions defending titles. top two finishers in each event earn spots in international dual meets with Russia in Los Angeles July 23 24 and with Poland at UC. Americans aim to avenge Kiev loss last year 118 112 in dual meet competition.
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UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
Randalls Island
N.Y
Los Angeles Coliseum
Poland
University of California
Kiev
Great Scott Swings Into Rookie of the Year Talk
Boston MLB rookie George Scott, 22, rises as a top AL rookie candidate after seizing the opening at first base, homering for Fenway in two games and impressing manager Billy Herman and coach Pete Runnels with power and fielding. In Santiago, the United States basketball team ties the Soviet Union for first with 30 records after a 90-71 win over Spain, as Darrel Carrier and Bobby Rascoe score 22 apiece.
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Greenville, Miss
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Pittsfield
Mass
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Billy Herman
Detroit
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Fenway Park
Herman
Cleveland
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Fenway
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Tony
Horton
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Runnels
Pete
Stuart
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Santiago
Chile
United States
National Stadium
Yanks
Soviet Union
Western Kentucky
Darrel Carrier
Bobby Rascoe
Spain
Valparaiso
U.S
Russia
Saratoga Entries
Horse racing card listing pace and first place finishers at Saratoga on Tuesday April 26 1966 with multiple divisions including First Trot Mile Six Hundred Dollars Second Pace Mile Six Hundred Dollars and Fourth Sixth and Tenth Pace Mile events. Notable entrants include Syndys Wolf Impulse Midway Coast and Frisky Jimmy in the first division and Frontier Jack Elvin Rosecroft Aston Castle Tite Rope in the other races.
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Syndy’s
Wolf—Masse
Impulse—Arthurs
Midway Coast—Kalil
Frisky
Jimmy—Dunn
Shad Roe—Wells
Lizzie Tish—Davis
Lynn Boot—Silk
Bonnie Lee
D—Ransford
A.c.’S
Magic
FFTH
Elvin Rosecroft
Goodsell
Aston Castle—Spencer
Tite Rope
Winnie Over—Butcher
Belvedere
Pick—Arthurs
Avon Boy—Peckham
Lilli Put
Trusty Prince—Devizzio
Saratoga Harness Racing Daily Results Ledger
Race results from Saratoga with multiple horses, drivers, and times. Notable entries include Me Matsiff, Camden Hanover, Lowland Matt, Coffee Pot, Special Sales, and several purses from $600 to $800 plus a final handle of $144,598. Several scratches and starters listed with finish times around 2:10 to 2:13.
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Matsiff
Camden Hanover
Parker
Lowland
Matt
LaBarge
Neveland
el Rancho
Shadydale
Hi Tone
Tag Giers
Chico
Mercury
Garnsey
Arthurs
Heeney
Dynamic Sue
Vigil Verne
Rocky Gene
Conestoga Dusty
Miss Direct Hal
Devizzio
Evelyn Mite
Clayhaven Delight
Peckham
Lynn Flash
Princess Mollie C
Kennedy Express
Sammy Stoner
Tingwyn
Thorpe Paul
Delma Duane
Tingley
Direct Motion
Frontier Lady
Bankers Trust
Princess Rainbow
Ruth Adtioway
Lamb
Spud Cumban
Langtry
Jim Blaze
Mr. Cranberry
Kings Banner
Glory Wyn
Plenty Quick
Waydee
Chase
Lord Bud
Ambo
Congress George
Blake
Heather Land
Britany
Lightning Creed
Hettie D
Missy Dee
Livingston
Sim Hanover
Pride Rainbow
Rain
Gentleman
Hay Judge
Harry M
Cool Yankee
Knight Scene
Celtic Earle
Bromley
Cash Scott
Josedale Katrinka
Lucys Demon
Runnymede
June
Rhythm Kid
Stacey Star
Rarway
el Faber
Howard
My Bette
Fanelli
Runnymede Sparta
On Parole
Kroger Prince
Billy Delight
Katy Victoria
Yankee Boy
Collette
Richards
E.H.J. Atta
French team wins Turin International Junior Soccer title
In Turin Italy UPI reports the French soccer team defeated Austria 1-0 to claim the finals of the Turin International Junior Soccer Tournament on Monday night. The event featured top youth squads with standout players from the French side contributing to the victory.
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Turin
Italy
Munich Favored To Host 1972 Summer Olympics
Munich led the IOC vote as favorites for the 1972 Summer Games with Montreal, Madrid and Detroit also in contention. Montreal sparked debate by offering extensive athlete lodging costs, while Salt Lake City Banff Lahti and Sapporo vied for the 1972 Winter Games.
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Rome
UPI
Germany
Banff
Canada
International Olympic Committee
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Madrid
Detroit
ICC
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Lahti
Sapporo
Hall of Fame Honors Four Pioneers In National Induction
The ceremony today will induct Johnny McGovern the first Minnesota football star to gain nationwide acclaim along with three other pioneer era players John Houghton Hubbard of Amherst C Everett Bacon of Wesleyan University and Bishop Frank Juhan of the University of the South.
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UPI
Johnny McGovern
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National Football Hall of Fame
John Houghton Hubbard
Amherst
C. Everett Bacon
Wesleyan University
Frank Juhan
University of the South
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Follow Tag—Power
Willow Fancy—Goodsell
Mickey MacPherson
Shafer
Cimbee—Butcher
Sheridan Song—Coppola
Niagara Flash—Heeney
Darn Handsome
Cramer
Chockoyette Guy—Spencer
Chance—Coppola
Meadow Scott
Dobkowski
Merchant—Smallenberger
Frontier Jack—Weaver
Adios Sunshine—Arthurs
Babe Champ—Lefebvre
Chevy Ridge
Grady—Garnsey
Fairmeade Melody—LaBarge
Foggy Escort
Olin
Call Me
Al—Hull
Circle Dean—DeSantis
Jimbo Thomas
Volcano Hanover—Masse
Dean Dudley
Somerville
Monitor Lobell—Bloodgood
Masqueraders
Tip—Tingley
Game of Chance—Dobkowski
Evelyn’s Prince—Bromley
Connors Hanover—Heeney
Tar Sand—Arthurs
Sunny Hide—Butcher
Terra Flight—Heeney
Swamp Root—Arthurs
Christopher D
LeDuc
Parkers Boy—Hill
Pindar C
Geraghty
Lord Adam—Spencer
Annabel Adios
Kim Dale—Howard
Fashion Dares—Coville
Fabric—Chase
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