Hands Halts Mets as Cubs Rally for 6-2 Win
Chicago defeats New York 6-2 behind Bill Hands who ends the Mets' seven game win streak. Tommie Agee homered off Hands and Ron Santo added a two run shot as the Cubs seize control in the fifth inning with a costly Mets error. Ernie Banks drives in another Cubs run while Manuel Santo and Leo Durocher comment on the bout.
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Tommie Agee
Wayne Garrett
Ken Boswell
Mets
Bill
Parsippany
M.J
New Jersey
Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Santo
Gil Hodges
Jacklin's 70 Takes Open Lead by Two
Tony Jacklin of England shot 70 to reach five under par 208, moving into a two stroke lead over Bob Charles and Christy O Connor at the British Open after three rounds. Charles and O Connor each posted 210 totals while Jack Nicklaus stood five back after a 68.
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Jacklin
Lytham ST. Annes
England
Tony Jacklin
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Charles
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
O’conner
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Royal Lytham
Irish Sea
Nicklaus
Lively Leads Open Field At Minnesota Classic
John Lively and Mac McLendon shot five under par 66s to share the first round lead at the Minnesota golf classic at Braemar Golf Club in Edina. Defending champion Dan Sikes was present, but the field otherwise filled with rookies and lesser known players in a contrast to the British Open.
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Edina
Minn
Dan Sikes
England
John Lively
Mac McLendon
Braemar Golf Club
Real Jekyll and Hyde Hawk Slams Hodges in Book Excerpt
Ken Harrelson accuses Gil Hodges of being unfair and ice cold when managing the Senators, calling him a real Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. He says Hodges transformed his play and praises Hodges off the field while noting a harsh, wardenlike presence during games.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ken Harrelson
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Harrelson
Hodges
New York Mets
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Hawk
Sports Illustrated
Kansas City
Mets
Senators
Athletics
al Hirshberg
Stocks Race Friday At Hawkeye Downs
Late model and novice stock car racing action is planned for Hawkeye Downs Friday night. Nine events fill the quarter mile dirt track with the first race at eight o clock.
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Hawkeye Downs
BYU Leader Virgil Carter Tops 1966 College Offense
Virgil Carter of Brigham Young led the nation’s collegians in total offense in 1966 with 2 545 yards.
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Virgil Carter
Brigham Young
Collegians
See Hear Abeam British Ones via Satellite
A garbled TV listing notes KCRG channel coverage of sports programs including Chicago Cubs baseball and golf highlights. It references Wide World of Sports and taped segments with Sunday afternoon times, but the exact scheduling details are unclear.
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KCRG
Chicago Cubs
Wide World of Sports
National League Standings and Thursday Results
Standings and results show New York lost to Cincinnati five to two. Houston won 10 innings to 1. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati games noted. Montreal at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago. Saturday and Friday matchups listed including Atlanta at San Diego and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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New York
Incinnati
Houston
Leutech
Montreal
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. E
Houstonta
San Diego
San Francisco
Angeles
Atlanta
San Franciso
Los Angeles
Schedule Fragments Show Regional Baseball Lineup
Fragmented text lists baseball games with teams Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota California Seattle Oakland Chicago Kansas City Detroit and New York Washington. Mentions doubleheaders twi night and varying venues, but many team names and locations appear jumbled.
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Efiense
Snaity Ity
Cleveland
Seattle
Tinnesota
N. York
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
California
Oakland
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Former Cedar Rapids baseball men visit during Pepper season
Jim Meaghan former CR baseball GM and mayoral figure returns from Washington with his wife for a Chicago reunion. Bill Prince Cub scout in town. Kenny Blackman White Sox scout signs two locals Dan Rourke and Bruce Kimm. Bill Zuber hosts visitors at Dugout Amana. Ron Santo/Public remarks fire Mets Cubs rivalry. Ed Kranepool taunts Cubs at Wrigley.
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Cedar Rapids
Jim Meaghan
C.R
Washington, D.C
Jim
U.S. Commerce Department
Bill Prince
C. R
Cubs
Prince
Kenny Blackman
Waterloo
Davenport
White Sox
Blackman
North Scott
Bill Zuber
Amana
Indians
Senators
Yankees
Red Sox
Pass the Hash Paul Hahn to perform at Cedar Rapids course
Clown prince of golf Pass the Hash Paul Hahn will demonstrate his tricks at the new Northbrook course on Blairs Ferry road NE Cedar Rapids on Saturday July 19.
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Paul Hahn
Golf
New Northbrook
Blairs Ferry Road
Cedar Rapids
Angels Collect 16 Hits in 11 6 Victory Over Cards
Quad Cities Angels pounded Cedar Rapids with 16 hits in an 11 6 Midwest League win at Memorial Stadium. Bill Parker led with four hits and two RBIs, while Jim Cesario added three, and Gary Marion hit a two run triple. Al Martin earned the win, improving to 8 10. Cards starter Jimmie Jackson lasted 3 1 3 innings and fell to 0 2 as Cedar Rapids committed five errors and stranded 13 runners.
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Cards
Clinton
Jesse DuBose
Dick Estrella
C.R
Angels
Red Birds
Angel
Bill Parker
Jim Cesario
Dave Biber
Mike Nunn
Mel Pettigrew
Gary Collins
Jorge Roque
Jimmie Jackson
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Cedar Rapids
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Aws
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Millan Laws
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Biber
Parker
Riggins
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Pson
Martin
St. Clair
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Heilman
Susce
Grooms
Kinney
Holtzman
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Marieusce
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Loewell
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W.A.I.F. Foundation For
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Zuber
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Bob Pfiel
Tacoma
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Bill Terry
Dodgers
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Memorial Stadium
Gary Marion
al Martin
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Twin View Heights, Coralville
Roger Seaton W. Mill Sr
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