White Sox Hear Footsteps Nearing As Bengals and Twins Narrow Gap
The Minnesota Twins beat the New York Yankees 10-4 to extend their streak to eight and close to three games behind Chicago. The White Sox edged the Orioles 3-2 in 11 innings, while Detroit won 3-2 over Cleveland. Other MLB results included Angels over Red Sox and Senators over Athletics. Rich Reese, Tony Oliva, and Ted Uhlaender homered for Minnesota. Jim Kaat earned his 7th win.
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Pownal Race Day Results July 5 1967
Horse finish order from Pownal on July 5 1967 listing each race winner with payouts and times. Includes first through ninth races with names of horses jockeys and trainers, payout odds, race times, attendance and handle figures.
Three Men Two Horses Named to Hall of Fame
GOSHEN NY Three men and two horses were elected to harness racing s Hall of Fame of the Trotter. Robert Bonner A B Coxe and Thomas W Murphy join Immortal men Abdallah and Lady Suffolk enter Immortal horses rank. Bret Hanover named Horse of the Year 1966.
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Atlanta Victory Proves Cubs Human
Veteran pitcher Ken Johnson, now with the Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, won his eighth game of the year by beating the Chicago Cubs 4-2 behind Hank Aaron's three run homer. Johnson, 34, had long pitched without team support before joining the Braves, and his rise includes 13-8 in Milwaukee and 14-8 after the move to Atlanta. Other NL results include Philadelphia over Houston 3-2, San Francisco 2-1 over New York, Los Angeles 5-3 over Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati 2-1 in 10 innings over St. Louis.
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Saratoga Harness Results July meeting listed
Runners and times from races including fifth through tenth pace events. Notable finishes include Jonathan D in fifth, Nehasne and Julians Away in midfield, with attendance 3,146 and handle $184,681.
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A W Squad Defeats VFW 6-4 In Bennington Little League
Steve Shoemaker pitched the A W squad to a 6-4 win over VFW as Bennington Little League neared the finals. The A W team broke a 3-3 tie in the fifth with key hits from Tom Clark Matt Cook and Brian Thayer, while Cook started on the mound before Shoemaker closed out the game. VFW fought back with runs in the second and fifth but could not overcome the late A W scoring and Shoemaker’s relief effort.
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