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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

9

Mets rally to beat Cubs 8-2 after 7-0 win in opener

In Chicago, Glenn Beckett fumbled Johnny Lewis to spark a five run Mets rally for an 8-2 victory in the second game. Curt Simmons blanked the Mets in a 7-0 Cubs win as Ron Santo suffered a fractured cheek after being beaned by Jack Fisher amid heated exchange between managers.

Chicago Glenn Beckett Johnny Lewis New York Mets Curt Simmons Cubs Ron Santo Adolfo Phillips Jack Fisher Santo Leo Durocher Mets Wes Westrum San Francisco Juan Marichal Phillips Fisher Ron Hunt Westrum Durocher Ernie Banks Banks Randy Hundley Lee Thomas Ribant al Luplow Ken Boyer Beckett Ed Kranepool Jerry Grote Dennis Ribant New York Hunt Phillips Cf Bressoud Stewart Cf Rover Hiller Wiliams Rf Cjones Keough Btaylor Urph Pilers Kessinger McMilla Simmons Rusteck Oro Wisher Eilers

Mountaineer football eligibility losses reported in 1965

The Mountaineer program faces a rise in ineligible players for 1966 as academic hurdles trim the list. Four named prospects Nelson Edwards Tom Castle Darrell Perry and Ken Woodeshick are cited plus six more in summer school including John Piscorik Tom Phillips Clarence Fiber Steve Edwards George Zukas and George Morris. Other items note baseball realignments and WVU coaching recruitment efforts as part of the era’s athletic scene.

Mountaineer Morgantown Nelson Edwards Milton Suph Tom Castle Buffalo Darrell Perry Pineville Ken Woodeshick Wilkes Barre John Piscorik Tom Phillips Clarence Fiber Steve Edwards George Zukas George Morris Simon Ashbrook Wellsburg High WVU New York Mets Chuck Spaid Handley High Martinsburg Bucky Waters Virginia Martinsburg Journal Bob Scrivener Larry Brown Cleveland Indians Shinnston Harrison County Clarksburg Bob Moss Shorty Moss Pensacola Naval Goshawks Navy Bob Jim Carlen

Astros Best St. Louis on Wynn's Shot

Jim Wynn belted a three run homer in the 11th inning lifting the Houston Astros to a 6 3 victory over St Louis Sunday. Lillis led off the 11th with a single and Wynn followed with a center field shot after a Cepero error to seal the win.

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Frisco Blasts 5 Home Runs

In Cincinnati Gaylord Perry and five homers, including two by Tommie Helier, powered Frisco to a 10-0 win as Giants halted Cincinnati’s eight game streak. Perry retired the first 15 Reds in heat before Chico Ruiz opened the sixth with a single and Jim Hart doubled and scored.

Cincinnati Gaylord Perry Tom Hailer San Francisco Giants Perry Chico Ruiz Landrum Davidson Hart Willie McCovey Joe Nurchall San Harper Rose Mays Pinson Brown Coleman Donne Edwards Cardenas Davenpri Maloney Mason Lanier Shamoky Nuxhall Baldschn San Francisco Daven A. Unto Baldschun O Seam

Bolt Withdraws From Western Golf Open

Tommy Bolt, leader after three rounds, withdrew from the Western Open in Chicago due to a back injury. He planned to return to Sarasota for osteopathic treatment of an old back problem aggravated during Friday’s play.

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Koufax Wins 14th As Dodgers Top Braves 2 1

Sandy Koufax earned his 14th win as Los Angeles edged Atlanta 2 1. He scattered seven hits and improved to 14 2 on the season. Willie Davis scored the go ahead run, Maury Wills reached second on a debuting sequence as the unearned run stood.

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Pirates Blank Phillies 2-0 on Fryman gem

Rookie Woody Fryman blanked Philadelphia on three hits to earn a 2-0 Pirates win. Jose Pagan drove in Roberto Clemente with the first run, and Don Clendenon added a fourth inning single and an eighth inning triple that plated Willie Stargell after walks loaded the bases.

Philadelphia Woody Fryman Phildelphia Pittsburg Jose Pagan Roberto Clemente Don Clendenon Willie Stargell Stargell Larry Jackson Clendenon

Pearson Captures Ninth Grand National Victory at Greenville

David Pearson led most of the 100 mile race at Greenville Pickens Speedway in a 1964 Dodge to set a track record with one hour 3 minutes 31 seconds and an average speed of 66.283 mph. He earned $1,000 with a four lap margin over Tom Pistone as Tiny Lamb and Buddy Baker led briefly during a mid race pit stop. Land blew an engine on lap 148 ending his run.

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