Marichal Lifts Giants Back Into NL Lead in Relief
Juan Marichal entered in relief after finger trouble, tossed 11 13 perfect innings to earn his 17th win and push the Giants back atop the National League with a 5 4 victory over the Mets. He improved to 16 0 against New York, then Mota doubled home the winning run for Pittsburgh in a 6 5 Pirates win over the Dodgers.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Herman Franks
Marichal
Pittsburgh
Manny Mota
New York Mets
Giants
Mets
New York
Dominican Republic
Chuck Hiller
Mota
Pirates
Los Angeles
Giants Beat Red Sox Behind Deforge And Rice's Bats
The Little League Giants opened with a 7-0 lead as William Deforge held the Red Sox to one hit and Shawn Rice led the seven-hit attack with three singles. Clifton Loomis delivered the lone Red Sox hit. Elsewhere, Philadelphia defeated Houston 4-3, Cincinnati topped St. Louis 6-3, and Chicago edged Atlanta 6-5 in 12 innings. Marichal earned the win with San Francisco scoring three in the eighth. Ossie Virgil drove in two of three runs in the eighth with a bases-loaded single. Pirates broke a four-game skid as Mazeroski started the eighth with a single. In Houston, George Blanda led the Oilers to a 26-17 exhibition win over Oakland, returning coach Wally Lemm. Philadelphia’s late rally featured Rojas’s two-run single in the seventh, with Deron Johnson’s three-run homer helping Cincinnati. Chicago’s Browne and Phillips prompted a late rally for victory, while Hank Aaron contributed four RBIs including his 31st homer for Atlanta.
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Giants
William Deforge
Red Sox
Shawn Rice
Clifton Loomis
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Marichal
San Francisco
Frank Linzy
Ossie Virgil
Ed Bressoud
Ollie Brown
Mota
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Mazeroski
UPI
George Blanda
Oilers
Oakland
Blanda
Raider
Rice Stadium
Wally Lemm
Philadelphia Eagles
Atlanta Falcons
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Perranoski
Jim Pagliaroni
Donn Clendenon
Gene
Alley
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
John Kennedy
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cookie Rojas
Harvey Kuenn
John Briggs
Barry Latman
Rojas
Mike Cuellar
Richie Allen
Bill White
Deron Johnson
Reds
Johnson
Dick Simpson
Tommy Helms
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Byron Browne
Adolfo Phillips
Cubs
Phillips
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Hank Aaron
Windcrest Prima Dona Extends Cup Lead
At the Stowe Morgan Horse Show on Sunday John Hamlin's Windcrest Prima Dona earned Reserve Champion and strengthened her lead in the cup standings. The performance added momentum for the Windcrest entry as the competition continued across the event.
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Windcrest Prima Dona
STOWE
Stowe Morgan
John Hamlin
Windcrest
Manchester routs Arlington to tie for Maple Valley lead
Manchester defeated Arlington 18 9 on Sunday to join Forest Dale at the top of the Maple Valley League standings. Edmund Taft Jim Williams and Paul Wilcox led the offense with 11 hits six for extra bases. Mike Frazier improved to seven wins. Arlington’s Jim Webb took the loss. Manchester and Forest Dale meet next Sunday at Manchester in a likely league decider. Standings list Manchester 7 1 Forest Dale 7 1 West Rupert 4 4 Arlington Generals 4 7 North Granville 2 6 Arlington Legion 1 7 Also on Sunday the Bennington owned horse dom in the Governor’s Cup competition extended its lead to 32 points with Lippitt Mint Don winning Champion and two classes. Matt Cattlemaster won Morgan class. Vermont Horse Show Association events continue at Middlebury and Woodstock.
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Manchester
Arlington Generals
Forest Dale
Edmund Taft
Jim Williams
Paul Wilcox
Mike Frazier
Jim Webb
Arlington
West Rupert
Arl. Generals
N. Granville
Arl. Legion
Arlington Legion
North Granville
Bennington
Morgan Pleasure Horse
Matt Cattlemaster
Toplands Be
Waseeka’s Darcy
Dark Lady
Vermont Horse Show Association
Middlebury
Woode Stock
Dressen's Advice Helps Broncos Put Gilchrist On Reserve
Denver possessive note: Gilchrist placed on the AFL reserve list after resigning from the Denver Broncos. Club owners say he owes $20,000 and threaten court action as the dispute over his resignation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncos
Gilchrist
Denver
Carlton Chester
Cookie
American Football League
Denver Broncos
Richard Kitchen
Denver Bronco
Jim Burris
Burris
McLain Regains Form As Tigers Beat Chicago
Detroit starter Dennis McLain snapped out of a slump with a four-hit, 5-0 shutout of the White Sox. Manager Charlie Dressen, recovering from a heart attack, advised him by phone, urging him to abandon excessive curveballs. McLain credited Dressen for the win and noted his heavy reliance on fastballs.
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McLain
Tigers
Chicago
Dennis McLain
Detroit
Jenny
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Alice
Lou Boudreau
Dennis
White Sox
Baseball Standings and Key AL Results From The Day
In AL action, Baltimore beat Cleveland 8-6 as Dave Johnson homered, and Minnesota defeated Boston 7-3 with Jimmie Hall belting his third grand slam in two days. Kansas City edged Washington 4-3, California topped New York 6-5 after a five run deficit, and Bert Campaneris hit an inside the park homer for KC. Gates Brown added a solo shot for Detroit in the eighth. Jim Perry lasted 82⅓ innings for Minnesota. Al Worthington earned the win.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
California
New York
Orlando McFarlane
Chicago
John Buzhardt
Gates Brown
McLain
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Detroit
Sam McDowell
Boog Powell
Chico Salmon
Johnson
Jimmie Hall
Jon McMahon
Twins
Hall
Campaneris
Don Lock
Ed Charles
Ed Brinkman
Paul Schaal
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Schaal
Bobby Knoop
Joe Adcock
Jay Johnstone
Hero
Jim Fregosi
Patty Harrington Holds Golf Lead in Vermont Championship
Patty Harrington of Burlington extended her lead in the Vermont Women's Golf Championship. She shot 81 after a 77 on Monday to total 158 through two days of a three day event. Sylvia Jolivette slipped to fourth with an 87 for 172 overall, while Gail Arnold stood second with 165 and Cathy Preston was third at 171.
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Burlington
Patty Harrington
Vermont
Sylvia Jolivette
Dorset
Gail Arnold
Barre
Cathy Preston
Sugarbush
Billy Kidd May Hold Key to Win
PORTILLO Chile UPI Billy Kidd an injured 23 year old from Stowe Vermont and Colorado student may hold the key to United States hopes in the 1966 Alpine World Ski Championships Coach Bob Beattie said he hopes Kidd can participate fully despite an ankle operation Beattie also noted skiers Jim Barrows bruised elbow and Suzanne Chafee who looked promising on downhill for her first world championship
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Portillo
Chile
UPI
Billy Kidd
United States
Bob Beattie
Stowe
Kidd
University of Colorado
U.S
Beattie
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Suzanne Chafee
Rutland
Top Seeded Girl Wins In Dorset Tennis Tourney
Cynthia Faranee of Hamden Conn top seeds the Dorset Field Club junior invitational in the girls 16 and under, beating Emile Sedgewick 6-0 6-0 in the final. Sedgewick earlier defeated Barbara Cunningham 6-1 6-1 to reach the final. Sedgewick also won the girls 14 and under division. Mick Chadwick of Houston will defend his boys title as competition opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Sedgewick
Dorset Field Club
Ann Hyde
C. M. McNealus
Seaman Woodard
Cynthia Farance
Hamden
Conn
Otis
Dorset
Cynthia Faranee
Miss Faranee
Emile Sedgewick
New England
Miss Farance
Nina Sheldon
Mt. Kisko
N.Y
Miss Sheldon
Kathy Agoos
Deedham
Mass
Miss Sedgewick
Barbara Cunningham
Burlington
Mick Chadwick
Houston
Interstate All Stars to Play Annual North Bennington Showdown
Four top players from each Interstate League team converge in North Bennington at 6 p.m. for the league's third annual all-star game. The Elks CYO and North Bennington select a North Bennington CYO Elks combined squad to face the Lions Kiwanis and Arlington. Ev Chaffin league president notes last year players receive priority in selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Elks
CYO
Lions
Kiwanis
Arlington
Ev Chaffin
Billy Flood
Steve Corcoran
Don Ryan
Tom Hyland
Scott Racicot
Steve Rice
Steve LeBarron
Bob Woodard
The
Greg Croft
Jim Shoemaker
Kevin Mears
Bob Carey
Dave Johnson
North Bennington - Cyo - Elks
Steve Young
Hoosick Falls Lions
Billy Miller
Johnny Kane
Ray Wrebinski
Doug LeBarron
Bosox Minor Leaguer Guindon Quits Maple Leafs Post
Toronto manager Dick Williams says outfielder Bob Guindon left town and has not contacted the team. This follows a previous season disappearance by Jerry Stephenson from Boston to Toronto. Williams notes Guindon’s health and attitude appeared sound but will not chase him.
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Toronto
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dick Williams
Bob Guindon
Anaheim
Calif
Stephenson
Williams
Guindon
New York Plans Wilderness Deer Hunt
Albany announces a limited open season on antlerless deer in the Moose River wilderness area in Hamilton County. 1600 special licenses will be issued on a first come basis starting Sept 1, running with the Northern Zone season Oct 25 to Dec 6. The area lies on state Forest Preserve lands south of Route 28 between Inlet and Raquette Lake, with roads opened for tire chains and four wheel drive. The plan stems from overbrowsing and food shortages, aiming to cull about 800 deer to balance the herd with winter forage.
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Albany
N.Y
Hamilton County
New York State Conservation Department
Adirondack Conservation Council
Moose River
Inlet
Raquette Lake
Limekiln Lake
Cedar River
Conservation Department
Runners Listed for Wednesday August 3 1966 Racecard at Meadow
The program details nine races at five furlongs to a mile with entrants and finishing positions. Notable names include Shiny Robyn, Navy Care, Lyle's Prince, Mischief Boy, Sweet Wizard, Cauteriser, Family Dinner, Mystic Dancer, and Sun Triomphe among others.
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Shiny Robyn—Corona
Gale Hill
Gismer
Double
Erdos
Lasue Lee
K—Kelly
Charmaine’s
Pet
Rorg G. Brown
Errard—McDougall
Prince—Mafia
Sunny Spa——Davis
Miss Pickering
Gino
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Bennington Banner
Jeff Meyers
Rifer
Norshaft
MVL
San Fran
Pittsburgh Philadelphia
Los Ang
Wash
Cal
Main ST
DIAL
Interstate All-Stars
Hoosick Falls
Joe Martelli
Mike Durkin
Dave Scott
Jim Goreman
Tom
Moose’’ Moore
Arlington-Lions-Kiwanis
Dick Lasser
Tom Poulin
Jim Hayden
Bosox
Navy Care—Gismer
Royal Tanga—Wood
Bohemian Bay
Duck Hill
Battle Balm
Lyle’s Prince—McDougal
Gay Spangle—Meehan
Tin Rullah—Morris
War Link—Davis
Tacaro Charger
Cardella
Dirtom—Fairbanks
Lone Miss
Mischief Boy
Pruden
Flare Dancer—McDougal
M’lle
Ceil—Garry
Poppyola
Nirlad
Sportive
Sweet Wizard
Pasquarelli
Lady Twilight
Sully—Gino
Gay Artist—Erdos
Shifty Sadie
Harlem Kid
Green Mountain
Sonobusher
Sam—Davis
Me Wise—Clark
Acadian Lark—Meehan
John Smith
Chagall—Smith
Taxless—Green
Amblest—Davis
Sam Bob—Diaz
Merry Hash—Wall
Cauteriser—Clark
Royal Plane
Volar Vestige—Meehan
the Little Spy
Cardium—Donahue
Brilacaust—Green
Hasty C
Tip’s Boy
Handley
Diaz
Charlie Akers
Bull Fighter
Kelly
William Shepard
Howard W—Pruden
Mid Erin—Wall
Mystic Dancer
Maola—Clark
Sun Triomphe
Stell’s Chance
Tessalita—Pruden
Deep Thinker
Morganati—Kelly
Joyous Jive
Dauce
Sheridan Lane
Lamb
Salem’s
Rosasco
State Street
Phoenix Professional Building
North Adams, Mass
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