Braves Complete Doubleheader Sweep Of Giants
Hank Aaron drives in two runs in both games helping Atlanta defeat San Francisco 2-1 in the opener and 6-4 in the nightcap. Aaron hits his 18th homer in the second game while Tito Francona forces Alou on base with a walk. Frank Linzy takes the loss for the Giants.
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San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Braves
Aaron
Tito Francona
Felipe Alou
Frank Linzy
Brave
Claude Raymond
Giants
Ollie Brown
Jack Hiatt
Willie Mays
Mack Jones
Tony Cloninger
Clete Boyer
Jim Hart
Phil Niekro
Mays
Bob Uecker
Jalou
Francona
Haller
Jones
Hart
Brown
Menke
Hiatt
Schroder
Uecker
McCovey
Miekro
Davenprt
Great Ph
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Sb—Mass
Woodward
Niekro
Perry
Francisco Abrhbi Falou
Great
Aaron If
Fuentes
Mjones
Herbel P
Weedura
Bank
Cloninger
Giebern Ib
Ritchie P
Hiatt Ib
Cline
Raymond P
Lanier
Bolin
Dietz
F.alou
M. Jones
Aaron Aa
Alon Aaron
Falon
Cboyer
Mjones Cf
Siebern
Jarvis
Herbel
Sadecki
Sorrel
Auanta
Zrenetese
F Alou
San
Meecker
M.jones
S&f. Menke
J.alou
Jarvie
Gibbon
Washington
Hbi
Angels topple Indians 7 0 behind McGlothlin three hitter
California wins 7 0 at Cleveland as Jim McGlothlin allows three hits. Werhas belts a two run homer and Schaal adds a solo shot with Morton and Johnstone contributing later in the game. McDowell suffers his sixth loss despite nine strikeouts.
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Cleveland
Jim McGlothlin
John Werhas
Paul Schaal
California
Werhas
Bubba Morton
Schaal
Bob Rodgers
Max Alvis
Morton
Jay Johnstone
Woody Held
Sam McDowell
Dees
Brooklyn Native Don McMahon Scouts for 49ers
Brooklyn born pitcher Don McMahon, a relief man for the Atlanta Braves, based in Garden Grove California, works as a scout for the San Francisco 49ers football team.
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Brooklyn
Don McMahon
Atlanta Braves
Garden Grove
Calif
San Francisco 49Ers
Mixed Foursome Golf Pairings at Bluefield Country Club
The Ladies' Golf Association sponsors a Saturday Mixed foursome at Bluefield Country Club with pairings and start times set. Matches include Hettering and Tomlinson against Williams Jr. and McGhee at 12:15, Edmonds and Wayland against Metcalfe Jr. and Kahle at 12:00, Foster with Vick versus Bowman and Brandt, and more including Rouquie and Metcalfe against Jones and Mahood.
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Bluefield Country Club
The
Ladies’ Golf Assoc
M. H. Kettering
Helen Tomlinson
W. T. Williams Jr
Georgia McGhee
F. T. Edmonds
Frances Wayland
Jay Metcalfe Jr
Edith Kahle
Jim Foster
Eugenia Vick
Bill Bowman
Brandt
Gene Joyce
Eva Metcalfe
Dick Rouquie
Joan Metcalfe
Harry Jones
Norma Mahood
Jim Getgood McQuail
John Kersey
Jane McGee
Bob Stuart Jr
Rachel McMullin
Jimmy McMullin I
Sarah Frances Jones
Bruins Close Gap With Canadiens in NHL Standings
The Bruins won five of 14 games against the second place Canadiens with two ties. The season series featured tight contention as Boston sought to climb the standings behind Montreal.
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Boston Bruins
Montreal Canadians
Chicago Stadium Becomes Bulls Home Under New Contract
Chicago Bulls owner-manager Dick Klein announced a three year deal making Chicago Stadium the team home. The Bulls previously played at the International Amphitheatre last season.
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Chicago
Bulls
Dick Klein
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Chicago Stadium
International Amphitheatre
Mets Ship Luplow to Pirates on Waivers
The New York Mets sent outfielder Al Luplow to the Pittsburgh Pirates on waivers and recalled outfielder Larry Stahl from Jacksonville. The Pirates sold catcher Jesse Gonder to Columbus to clear roster space for Luplow.
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Mets
Luplow
Pirates
Associated Press
New York Mets
al Luplow
Larry Stahl
Jacksonville
Jesse Gonder
Columbus
Israel Torres to start Bluefield in 1967 Appalachian opener
Israel Torres a right handed pitcher from Santurce Puerto Rico will be on the mound for the Bluefield Orioles tonight when they open the 1967 Appalachian League campaign at Johnson City Tennessee The game begins at 745 oclock Other openers in the six team league tonight include Salem at Covington Wytheville at Marion and tomorrow Bluefield at Johnson City Covington Salem and Marion also meet on Saturday night The 1966 pennant winner was Marion Mets at 43 26 with Johnson City second 41 30 Bluefield 38 33 third six games back Covington 28 43 and Salem 25 43
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Israel Torres
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Bluefield Orioles
Johnson City
Tenn
Salem
Covington
Wytheville
Marion
Bluefield
Marion Mets
Mets
Joe Altobelli
Torres
Altobelli
Larry Johnson
Richmond
Jim Murrell
St. Louis
Wayne Shelton
Santa Barbara
Calif
Allen Semeranda
Miami
Fla
Julian Yanez
Bolivar
Venezuela
Baby Birds
Orioles
Appy
Ron Shelton
Ill
Rick LeBlanc
Jacksonville
Herman Grant
Roykins
Ron Norris
Springfield
Altobelli Announces Orioles Baby Birds Preseason Lineup
Bluefield manager Joe Altobelli names Torres as starter with a nine man infield and three-man outfield for the Orioles farm team. Starting rotation includes Ron Norris and Johnson City options as he aims to build depth after roster cuts and a strong late 1966 finish.
Yates Leads At Cleveland Golf Classic
Rangy Wayne Yates an unheralded pro from Atlanta shoots four under par 66 to lead by one over Arnold Palmer Dan Sikes and Dick Lotz at Aurora Country Club. Don Finisterwald, former PGA winner in 1958, briefly surged to four under before bogeys on the last two holes. Palmer finishes with steady 15 pars three bogeys.
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Cleveland
Wayne Yates
Atlanta
Yates
Arnold Palmer
Dan Sikes
Dick Lotz
Aurora Country Club
Don Finisterwald
Athens, Ohio
Notre Dame to Draw 14000 Football Seats For Michigan State Tilt
The Irish of Notre Dame run a sweepstakes to allocate 14000 seats for the Michigan State game to 20000 applicants. The contest, supervised by Bob Cahill, assigns two tickets per entry and proceeds from a hopper drawing though the game occurs on October 28.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Bob Cahill
Cahill
Part Time Work Pleases Bressoud
Los Angeles veteran Ed Bressoud, long a major league infielder, sits for a chance to play with the St. Louis Cardinals as a part time member. He recalls past star seasons with the Red Sox and Giants and speaks of the grind of waiting for regular action and pinch hitting in key moments.
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LOS Angeles
Ed Bressoud
St. Louis Cardinals
Bressoud
New York
San Francisco Giant
Houston Astro
Boston Red Sox
New York Met
Giants
Red Sox
Cardinals
Houston
Larry Dierker
National League Friday baseball matchups listed
National League schedules show New York at Atlanta with Seaver facing Johnson, Houston at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Los Angeles, and Philadelphia at St. Louis in night games. Pitcher records noted include Seaver 54, Johnson 6-4, Giusti 3-7, Nye 5-, Ribant 33, McCormick 6-3, Sutton 48, Ellsworth 24, Hughes 6-2.
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New York
Seaver
Atlanta
Johnson
Houston
Giusti
Chicago
Nye
Pittsburgh
Ribant
Cincinnati
San Francisco
McCormick
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Ellsworth
St. Louis
Hughes
Me Wootry
California at Kansas City and other night games listed
Matchups include California versus Kansas City with Brunet 3 11 and Hunter 7 4 as scorers. Chicago at Minnesota features Horlon 80 and Chance 93. Baltimore at Washington lists Phoebus 5 3 and Ortega 4 5. McLain 7 at New York and Cleveland at Boston with O Donoghue 3 1 and Stange 1 4.
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California
Brunet
Kansas City
Hunter
Chicago
Horlon
Minnesota
Chance
Baltimore
Phoebus
Washington
Ortega
McLain
New York
Cleveland
O’donoghue
Boston
Stange
Detroit
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Teats
Allen Lembrande
Randy Coon
Don Baylor
Wayne Hoots
Julian Vane
Tom Haller
Atlan
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Indians
McGlothlin
ST. Lou
Brock
Davis
Flood
Hunt
Maris
Lionnson
Cepeda
Ferrara
McCarver
Fairly
Bailey
Javier
Lefebvre
Maxvill
Rosedoro
Parker
Hoerner
Gabrielsa
Briles
Drysdale
Blond Street
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Settee
Eens Wesenes
Sean Rd Seeee
Veeesse Weenee
Bob Stanton Wtteee
Lionel Hebert Te Heeweee
Fleeeeestesee
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Charles Tebeweens
Don Finsterwas
Venturi Tes Nee Tees
Dudley Rae Coeversne
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Bill Casper Teeeee
Bert Yancey Sees
Allen Henning
Larry Ziegler
Bruce Cramtpon
Bill Parker
Jim Keim
Howie Johnson
Bobby Nichols
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Hae
John Cusano
Seeeee Aneee
Labron Harris Seeenee
See See Tee Steeteee
Jack Fleck Tenner
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Sees Seeeeene
Phil Rodgers
Cobie Legrange
Tee
Chris Blocker
Weeees
Aeccades Sadese Socccess
Sue
Buchek Trade
Jerry Buchek
Foll
1St National Bank OF
Bluefield, W. VA
Canadian Centennial Crusade
Winnipeg
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