Tigers Swap Kaat To Regain Second
The Detroit Tigers regain second place by defeating Minnesota 6-5 as Jim Kaat suffers his 10th loss. Detroit leads Minnesota by a half game with Kansas City, Boston, and Washington also posting wins in a busy AL slate.
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International League High Singles and Triples Scores
In the International League high events, D Keough posts 225 to lead singles with C Perkins at 215 and B Provensal at 213. In high triples, F deMercado leads at 561 followed by D Rabideau 560. Record stands at 546.
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Sutton Sidelined by Arm Injury Halts Dodgers Pace
Los Angeles rookie pitcher Don Sutton, 21, is sidelined with an arm injury and barred from throwing for 10 days, blocking the Dodgers pennant bid. Once a key starter with a 12-11 record, his absence raises concerns for the rotation and upcoming schedule.
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Sutton Placed on Reserve as Dodgers Seek Spark
Dodgers shift focus to Sandy Koufax Claude Osteen and Don Drysdale to rise to first place. Dr Robert Kerlan ordered rest for Sutton after a strained right forearm worsened Labor Day injury. He pitched four innings today before swelling returned Tuesday potentially delaying a return for at least two starts and longer to regain form.
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Pirates, Dodgers Battle in Late NL Pennant Drive
Lou Johnson powers Dodgers with two homers to a 13-3 win over the Mets, as Los Angeles extends its lead to 12 games over Pittsburgh and 2 1/2 over San Francisco amid a crucial September stretch. Pittsburgh and San Francisco won, with Gene Alley hitting .303 for the Pirates as Marichal and McCovey pace the Giants in a 7-2 victory. Willie Stargell, Donn Clendenon, Hank Aaron, Rico Carty, and Felipe Alou homer in pivotal late-season games.
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Patriots Win Soccer Debut With Mt Anthony Victory
Mt Anthony High School blends former North Bennington and Bennington players to beat Wilmington 7 2 on opening day of Molly Stark League. Richard Greene scored three goals, with Dave Walsh, Mike Walsh, Don Gabrus and Billy Thompson also finding net as Burr and Burton edged Arlington 1 0 in Manchester. Whitingham upset Leland and Gray 3 2. Coach Mike Dynam’s Mt Anthony beat Wilmington for the program’s first official game.
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College Teams Ready for Big Weekend War in Football
NEW YORK UCLA Rose Bowl champions are 20 point favorites over Pitt as the college football war explodes on Saturday. Michigan State Army Arkansas Nebraska favored by 16, 13, and 17 points over opening opponents. Texas a three point pick over USC and Arkansas a 17 point choice over Oklahoma State. West Point favored 17 over Kansas State. Navy opens season with Boston College by one touchdown.
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Palmer Draws Thousands In Mass Appearance
Sutton Massachusetts April day drew a crowd of over 7000 as Arnold Palmer, golfing legend, visited the New England Brigade of Arnie's Army at Pleasant Valley Country Club. He teamed with Joe Bellino to win a charity exhibition for the Arthritis Foundation, signed autographs, and conducted a clinic between duties. He commented on future greats and the effect of more players on victory totals.
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Preseason All America List Names Top 75 Colleges Players
The American Football Coaches Association announces a 1966 preseason All-America squad featuring 75 players including Floyd Little of Syracuse and Bob Griese of Purdue. The 24 coaches poll lists 45 offensive and 30 defensive standouts, with repeaters Bubba Smith George Webster Loyd Phillips among the selections.
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Out-of-State Morgans Dominate Randolph Morgan Show
Out-of-state Morgans swept the three major classes at the Alk Morgan Horse Show in Randolph on Sunday. Governor Hoff attended and praised Morgan horses as Windcrest Prima Dona, owned by John Hamlin of Bennington, led Gov ernor’s Cup by 15 points though not competing in the final counted class. One show remains. Hamlin’s horse can be tied but not beaten. The Green Mountain Stock Farm sponsored the event.
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Dartmouth Favored To Rule Ivy In UPI Preview
In the 1966 UPI New England college football ratings Dartmouth is pegged as the team to beat in the Ivy League with Amherst leading the small college ranks. Massachusetts is labeled a strong Yankee Conference favorite, while Maine Harvard and Yale follow in the major listings. Small colleges see Amherst top Springfield and Williams, with Southern Connecticut, Northeastern, Tufts, and Central Connecticut in the mix. The poll will run weekly through the regular season for regional titles and plaques.
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NBC to Televise NL Pennant Contenders Saturday
National Broadcasting Company announced it will televise games involving three top National League pennant contenders on Saturday. NBC said the broadcast would switch from the Pittsburgh at Los Angeles game to New York at San Francisco.
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Baseball Standings Update From Early Scores
Boston leads Chicago 10 to 1 while Washington shakes New York 3 to 2 Detroit beats Minnesota 6 to 5 Kansas City trounces Cleveland 15 to 1 with early ins.
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