Cowboys Capitalize On 49ers Offensive Errors
San Francisco and Dallas squared off in an exhibition game with the Cowboys seizing two early San Francisco miscues. Dallas built a 24 13 win as Mira passed for 161 yards with a TD while Brodie’s status for next week remained unsettled.
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Dan Reeves
Clay's Mouth In Training For Next Fight
Cassius Clay begins verbal training for his world heavyweight title defense against Karl Mildenberger, ahead of Frankfurt on September 10. He plans footwork changes and has sparring partners as he notes London’s knockout and praises his forthcoming challenger. Mildenberger, watching London’s bout, disputes Clay’s punching power and vows to expose him.
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Sparmates
Clay knocks out London to retain world heavyweight title
In London Cassius Clay from Louisville knocked out Brian London in the 20th round to retain the world heavyweight championship. In Manila Gabriel Elorde defeated Percy Hayles on points in Jamaica.
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South Africa’s Ludick Outpoints Josse Lin in Heavyweight Bout
In Johannesburg Willie Ludick beat Jean Josse Lin on points failing to crown a clear champ as scores listed show Ludick’s edge. In Mexico City Vicente Saldivar defeated Mitsunori Seki on points to retain the world featherweight title.
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Pre
Amarillo Seeks Texas League Lead With Key Wins
Arkansas holds a three game edge after Sunday results as Amarillo beat Albuquerque 4 2 and Austin edged El Paso 9 5. Arkansas defeated Dallas Fort Worth 6 4 to maintain distance, while Dallas Fort Worth, Albuquerque, and Austin all posted results.
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Sportsmen To Elect New Officers
Red River Sportsmen's Club will elect officers and directors at a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. meeting. The session is announced by president Robert Johnson and will be held at the West Texas Utilities building. All members are urged to attend.
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Dressen in serious condition with kidney infection
Detroit Tigers manager Charlie Dressen, 67, was listed in serious condition at Ford Hospital with an acute kidney infection. He had been out since May 16 after his second heart attack in 14 months and hoped to learn by mid August if he could return to managing baseball.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Notation Summary
National and American League standings show teams with records and games back. Listed are Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston, New York, Chicago with their records and gaps. Upcoming games and probable pitchers are noted for Monday and Tuesday across both leagues with times in EDT.
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Weekend Sports Summary
Clay defended his heavyweight title with a third round knockout of Brian London. Buckpasser won the American Derby at Arlington Park in track record time. Ian OBrien set a world 220 yard breaststroke mark at the British Empire Games trials. Great Power won the Sapling Stakes by a nose at Monmouth Park. David Krussow, 12, won the Lean Box Derby with a $7500 scholarship. R H Sikes won the Cleveland Open by three strokes.
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Brabham Wins Fourth Major Title at West German Grand Prix
Australian driver Jack Brabham clinched his fourth major driving title of the year by winning the West German Grand Prix held in Adenau Germany. The victory solidifies Brabham as the season’s top competitor.
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Australia
Killy wins men downhill at World Alpine Champs
In Portillo Chile Jean Claude Killy of France captured the men's downhill title at the World Alpine Ski Championships. In Glen Cove Gene Scott of St. James New York defeated Ray Moore of South Africa 0 6 3 6 4 4 6 4 to win the Nassau Bowl grass court tennis championship.
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Kathy Whitworth wins Lady Carling Eastern Open title
Kathy Whitworth captured the Lady Carling Eastern Open with a five under par 217 to claim victory in Sutton Massachusetts. The UPI report notes her final score and tournament outcome.
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Kathy Whitworth Tops Lady Carling Eastern Pen Champion
Kathy Whitworth won the $15 000 Lady Carling Eastern Pen championship by one stroke over Carol Mann finishing five under par 217. Mann earned 1750, Betsy Cullen Marlene Hagge Marilyn Smith and Clifford Ann Creed tied for third at 223. Whitworth's 1966 winnings rise to 20902 with 2250 more. fifth win this year and 24th overall.
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Marilyn Smith
Clifford Ann Creed
Open for air only notice perplexes Swindon station crowd
Passengers at Swindon railway station encounter a puzzling notice near the inquiry window reading Open for air only. The brief message sparks confusion among travelers as staff seek clarification.
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England
Dodgers win pennant race by hitting surge over dissension
Dodgers sweep Astros 14-3 in the Astrodome as they pile up 47 hits in the series and move back into first place by a game's edge. Willie Davis Roger Fairly and Roseboro pace the attack. Moeller earned the win while Osteen started. Pirates fall with a 9-7 loss to Cincinnati as San Francisco closes in.
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Giants edge Steelers as Gogolak boots 34 yard FG
In an exhibition, Pete Gogolak, new Giants kicker, nails a 34 yard field goal to give New York a 16-14 win over Pittsburgh. Booth Luster adds four field goals for the Bills in a 19-13 victory over Boston. other results include Rams over Browns 16-6 and Cowboys over 49ers 24-13.
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Television Listings for August 8 1966
Channel 3 lists Huntley Brinkley at 5 30 and late night news. Programs include The Losers Ripcord John Forsythe Dr Kildare Summer Music Hall Run For Your Life and Mr T Show rerun. Channel 4 presents Zorro Dr Kildare John Davidson Tonight Show and Tonight. Channel 5 features C B S News To Tell The Truth Ive Got A Secret Vacation Play House Andy Griffith Show Hazel Talent Scouts News The Big Flicker. Channel 6 offers Bat Masterson CBS News Weather Newscene Ive Got A Secret Vacation Playhouse Andy Griffith Snow Monday Night Movie Romanoff and Juliet Weather Movie Nightcap Theatre. Channel 2 shows ABC News Tales of Wells Fargo Rifleman O Clock High Jessie James Man Called Shenandoah Peyton Place Big Valley Rebel Without A Cause News Weather Movie.
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Hazel
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Bat Masterson
CBS News
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Motior
Vacation Playhouse
Snow
Romanoff and Juliet
Nightcap
Kvit TV
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Your Navy
Captain Kangree
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Kauzma
Daytime TV Schedule Dazzles With Wide Mix Of Soaps and News
On Tuesday August 9 1966 KFDX KGNC and KAUZ air a dense slate of daytime and early evening programs. Soap operas The Doctors Another World Love of Life The Edge of Night As The World Turns and general interest shows anchor the day alongside game shows News broadcasts NBC CBS and ABC reports round out the lineup.
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