Nats Split With Bosox
Washington rookie Joe Coleman pitched a 3-2 six hit victory to split a doubleheader with Boston as Don Lock hit a two run homer in the seventh. Boston won the opener 5-0 behind Darrell Brandon who allowable eight losses. Ken McMullen set an AL mark with 11 assists in the first game.
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Don Looney Expects to Be Traded by Lions
Detroit fullback Joe Don Looney announces he expects a trade from the Lions after being suspended indefinitely for refusing to return to a game due to a back injury. He says he wants to play elsewhere and has pressured for a trade for weeks, criticizing management and missing a chance to prove himself.
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Broncos Bring Tobin Rote In For Tryout Amid AFL Woes
Denver extends a tryout bid to 38 year old Tobin Rote to bolster a winless AFL season. Bob Griffin named assistant coach of the offense as Ray Malavasi moves to head coach after Mac Speedie’s resignation. Rote, a former Packers and Lions quarterback, had been with San Diego and was obtained from the Chargers for an undisclosed draft pick.
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Joel Barlow Harriers Beat Newtown In Cross Country Meet
Joel Barlow defeated Newtown 42 to 20 yesterday on the Barlow course. Barlow took five of the first six places to win the team title, led by Wayne Lucas of Newtown finishing first. Bob Woodsides second, Dave Wilks third, Jim Candee fourth, Fred Wollhardt fifth, and Pete Gillette sixth.
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Pete Gillette
Middle Street Boys Club Opens With Three Victories
The Hilltoppers led by Harold Curry with 15 points and solid 0 point shooting by Tom Sparks and Gene Mack beat the Presidents 46 144. Al Morris led Losers with 12. The Lancers rolled 61 23 behind Al Fisher 22 points while Chuck Howard had 14 for the losers. The Prepsters defeated the Central Alumni 65 50 with Bob Chalko and Gene Fitzsimmons each scoring 14. Stan Johnson topped the Alumni with 21 points.
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al Morris
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Stan Johnsson
Karate Results from United States Open Championship
Entrants from the Samuel Dojo Indo and Karate Center competed at the United States Open Karate Championship at Manhattan Center New York City. Chief Instructor Doug Bartram took third in Black Belt. John Davis placed third among White Belts. Other entrants included Don Mattice Brown Belt Tom Wilson Rich Franas Ross Fabrizio Yellow Belt Charles Hatchett Charles Geanaracas Yellow/Orange belts and Craig Kelly White Belt.
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Ross Fabrizio
Charles Hatchett
Charles Geanaracas
Craig Kelly
Baseball Scores and Schedule For American League
Yesterday results show Boston 5 Washington 0 and Washington 3 Boston 2. Tonight Detroit at California, Cleveland at Minnesota, Boston at Chicago, New York at Washington, Kansas City at Baltimore with listed pitchers and times.
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National League Scores and Schedules Noted
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4 while San Francisco defeated Atlanta 8 to 2. Los Angeles won 6 to 3 over St. Louis and New York was set to play Cincinnati after a rain washout. Ellsworth faced Ribant, Pittsburgh met Philadelphia, and Houston clashed with Cincinnati. Drysdale opposed Gibson in the Los Angeles St. Louis matchup.
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Dodgers Top Cardinals 6-3 as Fairly and Johnson Drive In Five
Roni Fairly and Lou Johnson drove in five runs to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers past the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 in St. Louis. Osteen won his 17th game with support from Regan. The Dodgers built early leads with homers and sacrifice plays while the Cardinals extended their losing streak to seven games.
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Duchess Rose wins Yonkers Trot in 2 11
Duchess Rose powered to a 24 length victory in a $51 000 trot for 2 year old fillies at Yonkers Raceway. She broke stride early but still earned 2 80 to win and a 6th victory in 11 starts. Bobby Ed took the co feature mile pace paying 2 60.
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Orcutt Junior League Opens With Sox Victory
In the Orcutt club gym the White Sox beat the Yankees 8-2 while the Twins edged the Dodgers 64. Mike Witkowski and Ken Lassagna starred for the Yankees. Dave Geal and Mike Picone led the White Sox. Jim and Felix Ramirez each had three hits for the Twins. Today’s games feature White Sox versus Twins at 4 p.m. and Yankees against Dodgers at 4:45 p.m.
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Marichal Notches 24th Victory in 8-2 Giants Win
Juan Marichal pitched into win number 24 as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Atlanta Braves 8-2. McCovey hit his 25th homer with Mays aboard, Haller added a three run shot, and the Giants built a 5-2 lead by the eighth inning.
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Notre Dame Rises to Third in UPI Coaches Poll
Notre Dame vaulted to third place in the UPI Board of Coaches football ratings after a 26-14 victory over Purdue. Michigan State led, with UCLA second. Southern California fell to fifth as USC beat Wisconsin. Alabama and Nebraska followed, with several other top teams receiving first place votes.
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Fischer sidelined seven weeks after knee injury
St Louis Cardinals cornerback Pat Fischer sustained ligament damage in his right knee during the game with the Cleveland Browns and will be sidelined for up to seven weeks. The injury was announced today by team officials.
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Senate OKs anti trust shield for pro football merger
The Senate approved a bill granting anti trust immunity to the AFL NFL merger and to high schools, but the House Judiciary Committee chaired by Emanuel Celler opposed action. Rep William Cramer warned that without legislation the merger could face legal challenges and triple damages. The case follows baseball immunity disputes tied to the Braves transfer.
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Briggs Delivers Tie Breaking Hit In 11th For Phillies
Johnny Briggs lined a bases loaded single with two out in the 11th to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jim Bunning earned his 19th victory in relief as Philadelphia overcame an eighth inning error by Dick Groat that tied the game. Clendenon hit his 27th homer for the Pirates, who fall further behind the Dodgers.
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Reds Hire Bristol as Field Boss for 1967 Season
Cincinnati Reds announ ceed Dave Bristol is rehired as manager on a one year contract at 33 the youngest major league boss planning for 1967. He vows trades but not to tear the club apart as Bill DeWitt confirms the move after Bristol has served as interim manager since July.
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Lions' John Godbolt Tops Area in Scoring
Three slow pitch playoffs conferred titles in the area. Rent Hauling crushed Surf side restaurant 144 to 0 in Fairfield league final as MVPs Bill Girard, Bob Hurd, Bob Shemeth and Bill Carlson starred. King Cole routed Miller Buick 165 to win the Parks Twilight title with Gaffney Ventresca and Casella homering. Miller Buick defeated Royal Knights 104 and King Cole 7 to 2 to reach the finals. North End Sports Shop toppled E and M Cleaners 134 to take the City Open. Harry Ellam named MVP.
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Little League Meets and High School Scoring Race
Bridgeport Original Little League holds a Thursday 7:30 meeting at Lithuanian Hall to elect officers. In high school football, John Godbolt leads scoring with four touchdowns for Bassick, while Floyd Rosenberg has 18 points for Joel Barlow. Pat Tatum of Ludlowe is tied with Paul Huggins of Notre Dame at two TDs and two extra points.
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Bridgeport suffers 19-6 loss as defense struggles at Northeastern
University of Bridgeport head coach Nick Nicolau called the 19-6 setback at Northeastern the worst defensive showing in his two years. Poor prep amid rain led to missed live work, while QB Joe Santos benefited from a defender’s bobble to grab a seven-yard score.
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