Mays blasts 22nd homer as Giants top Pirates 6 1
Willie Mays homered for the 22nd time this season and 475th of his career in the Giants 6 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The blast ties him for second in NL history with Stan Musial, as he pursues Babe Ruth and other all time leaders amid a hot 1965 stretch. The win also featured 11 hits for the Giants led by Cap Peterson, Jim Davenport, and Dick Bertell. In other NL action, Reds beat Cardinals 6 2 and Braves topped Cubs 6 2. In AL play, several games including Minnesota over Cleveland 6 3 and New York over Kansas City 8 3.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Indians
Jack Spring
NFL Favored Nearly Five-to-One in Atlanta Poll
In Atlanta the NFL leads public support according to Lou Harris polls showing nearly 5 to 1 favoring the NFL over the AFL. Harris predicts Atlanta could become the nation’s top pro football city with season tickets reaching about 30 000 for 1966 amid a stadium decision due by July 1.
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UPI
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Southland
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Minnesota Vikings
Jim Kensil
Kensil
Lindsey Hopkins
Atlanta Stadium Authority
AFL
Hinsdale Racing Results Highlight Pace and Stakes
Race card shows multiple divisions with purses from 500 to 509, including Trot and Pace events. Notable finishers Cited include Lely Burka, Rodeline, Chocotete, Airy Sean, Sareey Gitton, Greg Lynn, Knight Mapizciolt, and Princess R. Also lists times, payouts, and numerous competing horses and handlers.
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Becky Sea
Jalsty Mery
Verna Duke
Coa
Ocm
Mikes Counsel
Prin Vidtes
Frank Wicleaa
Kiki
Luly
Miso
Stratostreak
Kine Victor
Perischord
Sherwood Lass
Fey Boy
Lely Burka
Steke
Rodeline
Eck Vith
Chocotete 'Or
Coillieur
Coillieur) 3.00 Time; 2.16 Also Reg Able Pick
Indane Stars
K C Cross
Airy Sean
Cross
Sareey Gitton
Cerlucci
Greg Lynn
Cossettes
Bob Henney
Rea
George Sampson
Lizzy Lind
Kina Barnes
Severt
Tigers power past Angels as Aguirre drives in winner
Hank Aguirre matched a myth with his bat and on the mound, delivering a 2-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Aguirre singled for the winning run and held Angels to four hits, improving to 9-2 this season with five straight wins. Twins, Indians, White Sox, and Yankees also won in AL action, while NL games saw Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and San Francisco win.
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A’s
YMCA Swimming Classes Begin Monday June 28
The YMCA pool schedule announces six weeks of lessons starting Monday June 28 led by Nancy Lack Crosby a Red Cross Water Safety instructor. Classes run five mornings per week with sessions for Swimmers Advanced Intermediates Beginners and Life Saving divided into two week blocks through August 6. Registration is at the Y Pool on Lovers Lane Road or the YMCA office on Main Street.
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Norwich Pool
New York City
Y Pool
Lover’s Lane Road
Main Street
Saratoga Entries in Mile Races at $600 Purse
The list shows nine event lines with first through ninth races at Saratoga. Entries include Little's Fillette Little Misty Dream's Echo and Camden Return Bar Harbor Red Hoss Tal bert Hanover Lindsey Hanover in the 1st Trot and a mix of Thoroughbred pacing names such as Admiral Spur Traffic Manager Runnymede Ellen Stormy Valley and Mitsue in the 2nd Pace.
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la Gai Haste
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Blackstone
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Adorable Wick
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Caroldons Fiesta
Mr. Time
Armbro
Jet Dancer
Bennington Players Lead Vermont Junior Golf Qualifier
Four Bennington area boys from Mt Anthony Country Club enter southern sectional qualifying for the Vermont State Junior Golf Championship at Proctor Pittsford. The event awards spots to the two lowest scores from southern and northern sections at Barre with finals at Burlington next Wednesday and a prize set for winner and runners-up. Starting times list two dozen players with lines at 10:00 through 10:42 for the opening round.
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Mt. Anthony
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Middlebury
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Charlie Quimby
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Windsor
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Peter Yanofsky
Ron Savageau
Alan Noble
Mickey Carmody
Kevin Sheehy
Proctor - Pittsford
Harold Stanley
Bert Phinney
Lynn Bourn
Equinox
Lou Lavin Jr
Bob Kenyon Jr
Jim Henry
Palmer Nicklaus Favored As St Paul Open Begins
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus led the field as the $100,000 St Paul Open golf tournament started in St Paul Minnesota at Keller Golf Course. Gary Player was the only top ten pro absent. The event features a par 71 on 6072 yards with many favorites including Snead Nichols Littler and Lema. Mike Souchak withdrew for a back issue and Ken Venturi, sidelined by circulatory problems, planned Mayo Clinic surgery.
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Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Bowling instructors training set for Barre July 22
The Vermont Bowling Proprietors Association and Vermont Recreation Department sponsor an instructors training school July 22 at Twin City Lanes in Barre. Instructor-trainer William Seirup of Park Ridge New Jersey leads the 9:30 AM to 5 PM session with a lunch break. Targeted at volunteers camp counselors summer camp and 4 H leaders and physical education teachers. Registration by card to the Vermont Recreation Department in Montpelier.
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Vermont Bowling Proprietors’ Association
Vermont Recreation Department
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Barre
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Park Ridge
N.J
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Vermont Recreation
Broncs Sign Gilchrist For Estimated 35000
Denver Broncos acquire Carlton Gilchrist in an off season trade with Buffalo for Billy Joe and cash. The 11 year pro signed a two year contract reportedly worth about 35000, a raise from last year, after AFL rushing titles in 1962 and 1964. Gilchrist, nicknamed Cookie, previously starred for Buffalo before a stormy tenure there.
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Cookie
Gilchrist
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