Short Reliefer Boosts Giants In Narrow 3-2 Win Over Pirates
Giants win 3-2 as Bill Henry and Lindy McDaniel excel in short relief. Henry’s 23rd appearance this season covers just one third of an inning. Linzy finishes after Manny Mota foul out, keeping Clemente at second with tying run. Other NL scores: Phillies 4 Dodgers 0. Mets 6 Astros 3. Braves 9 8 Cincinnati. Cardinals 7 Cubs 6.
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Lindy McDaniel
San Francisco Giants
McDaniel
Bill Henry
Henry
Herman Franks
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Gaylord Perry
Manny Mota
Frank Linzy
Linzy
Will Grimsley
Jose Pagan
Clemente
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Five Year Pact for Evy as Iowa AD
Forest Evashevski, Iowa athletic director, moves to a term contract through the longest term in the department, with Ray Nagel on a five year deal at $20,000 per year. Other coaches remain on indefinite and continuing status. The piece also covers a humorous diary-like aside from a cow milking contest involving state senator Tom Riley and others at All Saints church Frontier Days.
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Forest Evashevski
Iowa
University
Evy
Athletic Board
Jerry Burns
Hugh Kelso
Kelso
Ray Nagel
Ralph Miller
Sam Bailie
Ted Lawrence
All Saints Church Frontier Days
Tom Riley
Ann Schilling
Mt. Mercy
Tom
John Locher
Ted
Dave Schulte
All Saints
Krauss
Amana
Hawkeye
Lawrence
Bob Nance
Iowa State
Ames
Snead doubts young golfers but admiits green game edge
In Akron Sam Snead denies being outdriven by today’s players yet concedes the younger breed excels around the greens and putting. He notes their practice habits and scoring instincts as key contrasts to his era. Snead, 54, prepares for his 25th PGA Championship at Firestone with Denny Shute. both seek to counter Nicklaus and Palmer era short game.
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Akron, Ohio
Sam Snead
Snead
Denny Shute
Firestone Country Club
Shute
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Thomson
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Sam
Palmer
Four Top Golfers Return for City Amateur Field
The 1966 Gazette City Amateur field of 48 tees off at 8 a.m. at the C. R. Country Club. John Jacobs IV of Ellis Park defends his 286 record. Al Bailey, Dick Roeder, and Denny Smith also return after top finishes. Family links and rivalries shape the event as Bernie Price and Bill Reed among others play.
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Gazette City
Rani de Craonteu Olik
Lug Vouge
Wouliley Liu
John Jacobs IV
Ellis Park
al Bailey
Dick Roeder
Denny Smith
Bernie Price
Bill Reed
Glenn Chadima
Reed
Jones Park
Chadima
C. R
John Jacobs
Dick Jacobs
Indian Creek
Rassey Brothers
Dave
Ellis
Steve Kehie
Elmcrest
Harvey Wehde
Twin Pinath
Stan Cejka
Dave LaFontaine
GREE
Steve Estes
Ind
Creek
Ed McHabbe
Don Olson
Ind. Creek
Jim Stripe
Twin Pines
Don Garry. Jr
Jon Thaler
al Ahrens
Jones
Tom Hunting
CROC
Pete Langmack
Elmerest
Dentis Agin
Lloyd Koehler
Twin
Dirk Roeder
Dave de Haven
Bill Seidel
Dave Rosser
Bob Thaler
Bill Bohlander
Norm Eells
Hal Olmstad
Ben Douglas
Crcc
Herb Dorsey
Jim Rossey
Jim Borgenson
Earl Garrett
Bot Stephenson
Jon Smith
Ken Hamilton
Ed Denaler
Jimmy Jones
oMatthiessen
Don Robb
Terry
Modest Ryun Not Convinced On 3:50 Mile Hype
BERKELEY Calif AP Unassuming Jim Ryun the Kansas runner who set a world mile record 3 51 3 says many runners will try for 3 50 soon Track coaches say the record will likely be broken by Ryun himself as experts doubt a quicker mark will stand long unless he lowers the time.
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Berkeley
Calif
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Standings and schedule for Monday sports results
New York defeated Houston 44 to 1 3 Atlanta won 3 to 0 over Cincinnati and San Francisco. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 4 to 0. St Louis beat Chicago 2 to 0. Tuesday games list Cincinnati at Chicago Roberts 45 Philadelphia at Houston Farrell 3 4 Atlanta at St Louis Cloninger 9 7 Stallard 1 5.
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New York
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicaso
Makney
Roberts
Farrell
Cloninger
Stallard
Pechesray
Chica Philadelphia
WN Ie Iesbursa
H. Mew York
Vacation is Over Indians Back at Work in Power Hitting Return
Cleveland regains form after a two week slump as the Indians erupt for nine homers in a Detroit doubleheader and four against California. Rocky Colavito, Larry Brown, Leon Wagner, and Max Alvis pace the offense while Gary Bell earns his 10th win. Baltimore and New York also win with timely blasts from Powell, Robinson, and Lopez. The Indians climb to third, 10 games behind the Orioles.
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Tebbetts
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Larry Brown
Colavito
Chuck Hinton
Brown
Chico Salmon
Leon Wagner
Max Alvis
Boog Powell
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Chicago
Hector Lopez
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Bell
Orioles
Powell
Robinson
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Sports Scores and Schedule: Monday Results and Wednesday Lineup
Results Monday list teams including New York Minnesota Cleveland California Baltimore Chicago with scores. Scheduled games Wednesday feature Chicago at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Baltimore at Betrelt Kansas City at New York California at Boston.
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L. Pet
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas
Chicago
Washington
Betrelt
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Minor League Scores Roundup Across Leagues
The International League saw Rochester 4 Buffalo 3 and Toledo 7 Richmond 4 with Columbus and Jacksonville 1 also listed. Pacific Coast results include Tulsa 4 Oklahoma City 2 and Denver 16 San Diego 8. Other notes mention Portland 4 Hawaii 2 Dallas-Fort Worth 3 Austin 1 plus Eastern League games Williamsport 3 Pawtucket 3 and Waterbury 3 York 2 Elmira 3 Pittsfeld 1.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Toledo
Richmond
Columbus
Jacksonville
Pacific Coast
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Denver
San Diego
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Iain
Portland
Hawaii
Charlotte
Asheville
Macon
Knoxville
Monteomery
Mobile
Evansville
Williamsport
Pawtucket
Waterbury
York
Elmira
Pittsfiald
Cardinals Open Five Game Homestand Against Angles
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals lead the Midwest league by five games and start a five game home stand at Memorial Stadium facing the Quad City Angles Tuesday through Thursday with Wisconsin Rapids visiting Friday and Saturday. Four Cardinals returned from Appleton where the All Stars lost 10 to 1. Ted Friel took the loss and Joe Medwick is coaching batting lessons for St Louis farmclub Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Memorial Stadium
Quad City Angles
Clinton
Cardinals
Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Appleton
Wis
Fox Cities
Ted Friel
Burlington
Jim Clark
Foxes
Maness
Bob von Eps
Jerry Pruett
Joe “Ducky Wucky” Medwick
St. Louis
Joe DiFabio
Waterloo
Aslars
Chae
Hiagin
Til
Sellarg
Alverson i
Bath
Dnueter
Hooker
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Modest Ryun
Brutus Hamilton
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