Marichal Wins Third Straight As Giants Top Cubs
Juan Marichal extended his hot pace with his third consecutive complete game victory as the Giants defeated the Cubs 5 to 2. Willie Mays and Jim Hart homered, Mays chasing the NL career homer mark while Marichal overcomes past incidents to maintain strong form. Eddie Mathews set a major league record by playing his 2,009th game at third base as the Braves beat the Phillies 4 to 2 aided by Rico Carty's key triple and Chris Short’s wildness.
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Mike Rathher
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Ameri
Chicago Cubs
Marichal
Cubs
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Mays
Mel Ott
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Chris Short
Rico Carty
Phillies
Short
Lee Thomas
Joe Torre
Carty
Cardinals Visit Bracy and Meier Highlight 1966 Lineup Return
The 1966 Cedar Rapids Cardinals welcome former teammates Dale Meier and Harry Laiolo as familiar faces back at the airport. Gene Alley and Matty Alou feature on the field while Curt Flood shines with a three-hit day. Pappas and Veale duel in a six inning start, and the roster includes Biff Bracy, Joe Haynes, and others from the 1965 club.
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Pappas
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Jesse Gonder
Matty Alou
Gene ‘Alley
Cubs Trade Two Pitchers To Phillies
The Chicago Cubs sent pitchers Larry Jackson and Bob Buhl to Philadelphia for five players including Adolfo Phillips John Herrnstein and Ferguson Jenkins The Phillies gain two starters while the Cubs acquire two young position players in a 1966 season trade announced after a 5 2 loss to the Giants.
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Bob Lana
Municipal Airport
C.R. Cardinals
Dale Meier
Harry Laiolo
Battery
Wayne Boultinghouse
Gaylen Pitts
Marichal
O.R
Jake Burroughs
Curt Flood
Teday
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Hind
Mets
Bob Gibban
Farson
Giants
Aces
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
John Herrnstein
Adolfo Phillips
Ferguson Jenkins
Phillies
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milt Pappas
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Jackson
Buhl
Standings and Schedule Amid 1960s Baseball Lineup
The record lists Friday games with Detroit at Washington and Minnesota at California, Chicago at Kansas City, plus N Chicago at Kansas City. Saturday features Minnesota at California and several city matchups while Friday results note multiple games including San Francisco at Houston and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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McCormick
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Kaat
California
Sanford
Chicago
Peters
Kansas City
Hunter
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Shaw
Houston
Giusti
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Sisk
St. Louis
Washburn
Philadelphia
Boorer
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
New _ York Hamiton
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Cloninger
Los Angeles
Thortax
Elsworth
Ajanta
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San F Francisco
Pet
G.B. Cleveland
Coed Milers Shine as Kathy Switzer Ends Last in Lynchburg Meet
In Lynchburg Virginia Kathy Switzer a Lynchburg College coed finished last in the mile she hoped to conquer the race but she said finishing was a victory. Sophomore Marty Newell also ran the 830 finishing fourth in a five runner field.
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Lynchburg, Va
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Lynchburg College
Frederick, College
Aubrey Moon
Coad
Marty Newell
Frederick Fellow
Miss Switzer
Miss Newell
Kathy
Stoneham
Jupiter
O' Horace
Frisco
Herman Franks
Chicago
Franks
Enright
Knights honor high school Coach of the Year banquet
The Cedar Rapids event saluted Washington high swimming coach Hal Krizan as Coach of the Year. Also honored were Regis' Bob Jennings and former LaSalle mentor Joe Kenney with desk pen sets. Enright of the Chicago American spoke at the Knights of Columbus gathering.
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C.R
Washington
Hal Krizan
Knights of Columbus
Krizan
John Turner
Jim Enright
Chicago
American
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Bob Jennings
LaSalle Cage
Joe Kenney
Jennings
Kenney
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago American
Roly-Poly
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Wilson Junior High
Wash
Jefferson
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Royals
Dapper Doug Sets Dallas Pace on 67
Doug Sanders led the Dallas Open after shooting a four under par 67 in the second round, staking a two stroke edge over Miller Barber Ken Still and Bob Goalby as Steve Spray tied at 72 for the first round. Sanders, in his 15th event, seeks his first major win.
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Tacoma
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Indianola
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Gay Brewer
John Pott
Dave Stockton
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Jack Burke
al Besselink
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