Two Orioles Head UPI s All Stars
Frank Robinson and John Powell of the Baltimore Orioles were named to the 1966 United Press International All Star team. Robinson, a triple crown winner, joined an outfield with Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron. Willie Mays was omitted. Powell shares infield with Pete Rose and Gene Alley. Richie Allen at third base. Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal named as pitchers. Joe Torre top catcher. Other vote recipients listed.
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UPI
Frank Robinson
John “Boop” Powell
United Press International
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Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Orioles
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Gene Alley
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Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Giants
Joe Torre
Braves
John Roseboro
Randy Hundley
Willie Stargell
Felipe Alou
Willie McCovey
Jim Lefebvre
Bill Mazeroski
Maury Wills
Sonny Jackson
Chico Cardenas
Tony Oliva
Jim Katt
Phil Regan
Dodgers Confident After World Series Loss and MLB Moves
In locker room banter and press briefings, Dodgers skipper Alston praised Willie Davis as the turning point of the Series despite a lack of offensive power. He dismissed wholesale changes, while the Orioles’ Hoffberger credited Lee MacPhail with potential Yankees leadership, as Eckert’s successor path loomed. Davis described a remarkable one handed catch on Powell’s bid for a homer at the center field wall.
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Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Powell
Orioles Veteran Robinson Delivers Final Revenge Shot
Robinson, traded to the Orioles last winter, hits a 410 foot homer into the left field stands in Cincinnati and declares he has been playing since December 9 as he seeks to wipe out the old man label.
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Cincinnati
Robinson
Orioles
Robinson wins Corvette for World Series MVP
Frank Robinson, whose homer clinched Baltimore's four game sweep of the Dodgers, is named World Series outstanding player. Sport Magazine will present the Corvette at a New York luncheon Wednesday.
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Frank Robinson
Los Angeles
Sport Magazine
Baltimore Slugger
New York
Orioles Sweep Ends Dodgers Title Drought in 1954 World Series
The Orioles swept the Dodgers, ending Baltimore’s long major league championship record since 1890s Ned Hanlon era. Dodgers posted a .142 team average, the worst in 63 World Series years, with 33 scoreless innings eclipsing the A’s 1905 mark.
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Philadelphia A’s
New York Giants
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Orioles
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore
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Ald Orioles
Washington-Iowa City Football Film At Washington High
The film of the Washington Iowa City football game will be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday in room 104 at Washington High School. The event is sponsored by the Washington athletic booster club and open to interested fans.
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Washington High School
Washington Athletic Booster Club
Base Thief Wynn Tops NL In Stolen-Base Rate
Jim Wynn of the Houston Astros led the National League in stolen-base percentage in 1965, converting 43 of 47 stealing attempts for a .915 success rate.
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Houston
UPI
Jim Wynn
Houston Astros
Creative workshop offers catalog design and direct mail boost
A 17 years young facility markets advanced plate making and high speed color presses. The workshop assists in designing catalogs or brochures and organizing parts manuals or price lists while suggesting a new approach to direct mail programs to increase reach and effectiveness.
Dodgers Tie World Series Record in Shutout Streak Loss
Los Angeles Dodgers suffer four straight losses to Baltimore Orioles while allowing 33 consecutive scoreless innings setting a World Series record. The series breaks 34 records including most strikeouts by Moe Drabowsky and most errors by Willie Davis, with Jim Palmer establishing the youngest pitcher to win a complete World Series shutout.
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Baltimore Orioles
Dave McNally
Oriole
Dodgers
New York Giants
Philadelphia A’s
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Jesse Barnes
New York
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Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Jim Palmer
Waite Hart
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Hod Eller
Cincinnati
Mosterros
Don Dry
Isinet
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Philadelphia
Philars
Los Oolig NL
Los Arsene NL
Sane
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Stenger Wins Go Kart Crown at Super Kart Speedway
Howard Stenger of Cedar Rapids captured the senior class I championship at Super Kart Speedway on Sunday. Cedar Rapids drivers Bobby Hathaway Randy Rooney and Eric Jensen finished 1 2 3 in juniors.
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Bobby Hathaway
Randy Rooney
Eric Jensen i
Mike Averill
Rock Island
Richy Miller
Davenport
Bon Trimble
Muscatine
Martin Bendixson
Grand Mound
Dean Bdedic
Eric Jensen
Gene Woodling Keeps Perfect Series Mark
Baltimore Orioles coach Gene Woodling says his World Series record remains perfect after the Orioles sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers in four games. He notes he has not been with a loser in the Series.
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Gene Woodling
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankees Win Sixth Straight Series Thanks to Woodling Quote
The quote notes a six game series win by the Yankees highlighted by Woodling's remark about a record-tying sequence. The article references a string of five previous wins with the team and the latest series victory completing six in a row.
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Woodling
Yankees
Red Peppers and Halftime Talk at Purdue UK visit
The column recalls a lively halftime interview with Bob Brooks about a wild first half and a joke on a blue chip athlete. Mollenkopf quips recall past spying incidents and coaching board chatter as Purdue faces Iowa and the team debates use of a screen pass against Purdue.
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Walt Cudzik
Iowa
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Milt Bruhn
Hawks
Eddie Podolak
Chuck Roland
Series Faets Baltimore AL First Game and Recaps
The report covers a series between Baltimore and Los Angeles with game dates October 5 6 and 7. Pitchers Palmer Etchebarren Koufax Regan Brewer Osteen Drysdale Roseboro McNally and others are listed with winners and losers. Home runs credited to F Robinson and team notes include home games in Baltimore and Los Angeles.
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Financial Facts From Fourth Game Attendance Report
Attendance 54 458. Net receipts 253 02. Commissioner’s share 69 927 95. Players’ share. Los Angeles club share SI at st Baltimore club share 37 431 50. National league share Si ? c31 5? American league share 39 631 31. Four game total attendance 220 79T. Net receipts 2 047 142 46. Commissioner’s share 5307 071 37. Players’ share 1 044 042 45. Los Angeles club share 174 007 12. Baltimore club share 174 007 10. National league share 174 007 11. American league share 174 00 73.
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Commissiner
Maurice Richard Netted Three Goals 26 Times in NHL Career
Montreal report notes Maurice The Rocket Richard achieved three or more goals in 26 NHL games.
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UPI
Maurice
Rocket
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