Drysdale Answers Criticism With Six-Hit Triumph
Dodgers win 4-3 over Atlanta as Lou Johnson delivers a two out 12th inning RBI single. Drysdale, rebuked for subpar pitching, fires six hits in eight innings against the Cardinals, part of a stretch toward restoring ace form. Other NL results include San Francisco over Cincinnati and Pittsburgh edging Philadelphia.
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Don Drysdale
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Jim Gilliam
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Atlanta
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Buzzy Bavasi
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Cincinnati
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Giants
Pirates
Hal Lanier
Reds
Len Gabrielson
Lanier
Sammy Ellis
Joe Gibbon
Lindy McDaniel
Bill Mazeroski
Robero Clemente
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Don Cardwell
Steve Carlton
Houston
St. Louis
Curt Flood
Julian Javier
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
John Boccabella
Randy Hundley
Ken Holtzman
Cubs
Mets
Hundley
Battle of Cellar Teams Begins in Boston Tonight
The Boston Red Sox, mired in the cellar, aim to climb toward .750 for the week by taking four from the Kansas City Athletics at Fenway Park. Jose Santiago and Darrell Brandon start opposite Lew Krausse and Jim Nash in a two night doubleheader.
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UPI
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Athletics
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Red Sox
Sox
Jose Santiago
Darrell Brandon
Lew Krausse
Jim Nash
Cleveland
Detroit
Orioles
Twins
Carl
Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl Practice Nears Kickoff
Hanover New Hampshire Shrine and Vermont Shrine teams complete four days of practice for Saturdays 13th annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth Memorial Field. New Hampshire coach will name starting offense by Wednesday while Vermont will reveal line up on game day. Tickets sell in both states at Shriner offices with reserved seats 350 and general admission 200. Yastrzemski predicts Red Sox will rise from basement as season ends amid talent ahead.
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N.H
New Hampshire
Vermont Shrine
Dartmouth
Memorial Field
Ernie Gregorowicz
Vermont
Emile
Bunny’’ George
Shriners
Shrine Office
Boxing Official Reco vers From Heart Attack at WBA Meet
Panama United Press International reports 60 year old Jim Deskin outgoing president of the World Boxing Association rested after a mild heart attack moments after delivering the opening address at the 47th WBA convention. He was rushed to Hospital de Seguro and placed in intensive care as delegates prepared to elect new officers. Deskin, elected president last year in Las Vegas, was in a packed hall when the incident occurred.
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UPI
Jim Deskin
World Boxing Association
WBA
Deskin
Hospital de Seguro
Las Vegas
Nev
John Y. Jordan
United States Federal Boxing Commission
Jordan
Phillip Hart
D-Mich
Federal Boxing Commission
U.S. Senate
Indians rout Red Sox 16 to 4 in Little League clash
Denny Holton pitched a four hitter to hold the Red Sox to three hits as the Norshaft-Arlington Indians blasted 14 runs in a decisive Saturday victory. Terry Livingston pitched all game for the Red Sox and took the loss.
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Indians
Red Sox
Denny Holton
Terry Livingston
Doctors To Look At Whitey Ford
Southpaw Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees is on the disabled list again and will be examined today at St. Luke's Hospital by Dr. Denton Cooley to determine shoulder soreness. Ford misses at least 15 days and is replaced on the roster by outfielder Steve Whitaker. Ford has a 232-97 lifetime record and a 25-4 season in 1961, but is 2-5 this year.
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UPI
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ford
Denton Cooley
New York
Steve Whitaker
New Soccer League Directors Firm Up Plans for 1967 Debut
New York UP I reports the National Professional Soccer League solidifies plans for its 1967 debut in April with signings of players and coaches from Europe. USSFA disputes linger as NASL leaders push for recognition while NPSL backers include Cook and Rooney.
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New York
UPI
Europe
National Professional Soccer League
U.S. Soccer Football Association
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North American Soccer League
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Jack Kent Cook
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles
National Hockey League
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
William Bidwell
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Art Rooney Jr
Pittsburgh Steelers
Charles Houghton
St. Louis Combine
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FIFA
Houghton
Leake Named To Nordic Team From Vermont Ski Cluster
Bennington native Scott Leake, 1966-67 Vermont ski captain, earns a place on the National B Nordic ski team, with training set to begin August 9 at Putney. He represents the United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association among 20 selected skiers for A and B squads, alongside Dave Hosmer of Syracuse.
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Scott Leake
Bennington
University of Vermont
Putney
Leake
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Dave Hosmer
Syracuse
N.Y
UVM
Bob Stone
Manager Jobs It's Rumor Time In the Majors
New York reports a flood of managerial rumors as 30 days remain before changes. Detroit seeks a successor to Skaff with Richards and Lopez unlikely, Tebbetts as third pick, and Mele facing uncertainty with Minnesota. Atlanta and Cleveland weigh options around Richards, Dark, Hitchcock, and others while Giants and Cincinnati loom as possible wild cards.
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al Lopez
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Haywood Sullivan
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Sam Mele
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Antlerless Hunt Rules Updated for Vermont Season
Montpelier Fish and Game Department announced three major changes to the antlerless deer hunt. The season moves from December 12 to December 5. Permit refunds are offered if a buck is killed during the regular season. Applications now have a September 22 cutoff, with postmark determining permit issuance. 17 percent of 8,000 permits reserved for non residents.
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Banner
Kehoe
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Clay To Ask Deferment On Ministerial Grounds
Louisville based report says Cassius Clay will seek a draft deferment on ministerial grounds claiming he is a Black Muslim minister. His attorney Hayden Covington notes Clay has preached for years and should have ministerial status like other religious leaders. The case has lingered through appeals for about six months.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Cassius Clay
Clay
Hayden Covington
Covington
United States
Boilerman Hopes For Ring Success
New York report says James J. Woody a parttime boiler fireman aims to become a fulltime fighter by defeating Johnny Persol at Madison Square Garden. Woody with ten straight wins in a three year career lacks big-name bouts and has mainly beaten fellow hopefuls like James J. Beattie Tony Doyle and Lee Carr.
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New York
UPI
James J. Woody
Johnny Persol
Madison Square Garden
Woody
Bobby Gleason
James J. Beattie
Tony Doyle
Lee Carr
Mt Anthony team physicals tonight in home ec room
Physicals for all Mt. Anthony High soccer and junior high football players will be held at seven o'clock tonight in the home economics room at Benhi.
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Mt. Anthony
Benhi
Oilers Add All-Pro Tackles to Fortify Defense
Houston Oilers acquire two new all-pro tackles Ernie Ladd and Pat Holmes to strengthen a defense that underachieved in previous seasons. Veteran leadership boosts the front, with Don Floyd, Gary Costinger, and a group of linebackers and a budding secondary contending for starting roles under coach Wally Lemm. Quarterback contention centers on George Blanda amid a deep backfield led by Ode Burrell and Sid Banks. Offensive line remains a concern with injuries and inexperienced backups behind an aging core.
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Pat Holmes
Oilers
Don Floyd
Gary Costinger
Scott Appleton
Jim Hayes
George Rice
L.S.A
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Toledo
Hayes
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Doug Cline
Garland Boyette
Ron Goovert
Michigan State
John Meyer
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Arkansas
Clarence Scott
Wally Lemm
NFL St. Louis Cardinals
Lemm
George Blanda
Jackie Lee
Don Trull
Ode Burrell
Sid Banks
Baseball Standings Tight After Monday's Results
No games were scheduled this Monday keeping standings tight across divisions. Teams remain within strike of leaders as weather delays impact the schedule and next week promises critical matchups for the top spots.
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