McDowell's Fresh Cut Boosts Indian Pitcher
Sam McDowell, fresh from a haircut, seeks a renewed form after a shoulder injury sidelined him to the bullpen. He won 2-0 over Chicago, improving to 7-5 as he says his coordination isn’t 100 percent yet. Chuck Hinton drove both Cleveland runs and McDowell struck out eight.
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Jeff Meyers
UPT
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Indians
McDowell
Cheago
California
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Minnesota
Chuck Hinton
Hinton
Larry Brown
Pro Grid Games Set Tonight
NFL exhibitions start with Colts at Cardinals in Busch Memorial Stadium as rookies gain time. Packers, Cowboys, Bears, Redskins and others also play across the weekend with AFL matchups in California and Texas.
Cowboys Prepare Rookies For Packers Exhibition Test
Dallas coach Tom Landry will test top rookies in the Cotton Bowl clash with Green Bay the 75 000 crowd expected. Landry aims to evaluate first year pros including John Niland Walt Garri son Dick Smith Willie Townes Jethro Pugh and Bill Sandeman while Lombardi plans to showcase rookies Jim Grabowski and Donny Anderson making his pro debut.
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Dallas
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Green Bay
John Niland
Iowa
Walt Garrison
Oklahoma State
Landry
Dick Smith
Northwestern
Willie Townes
Tulsa
Sonics Run Over Albuquerque In Texas League Action
Amarillo’s Sonics crushed Albuquerque 14-4 as Doug Rader lofted a leadoff homer and Dan Kern added a second inning score. Dan Coombs pitched a dozen scattered hits for Amarillo. Paso beat Arkansas 3-2 shifting the Travelers’ lead. Austin shut out Dallas Fort Worth 3-0. schedule lists Albuquerque at Amarillo, Austin at Dallas Fort Worth and El Paso at Arkansas.
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United Press International
Amarillo
Sonics
Alluquerque
Arkansas
el Paso
Travelers
Doug Rader
Dan Kern
Dan Coombs
Paso
Travs
Austin
Braves
Dallas - Fort Worth
Joe Cisterna
Spurs
Gene Etter
John Upham
Clarence Jones
Mike Lum
Dallas-Fort Worth
Texas League Standings Snapshot and Thursday Results
The Texas League standings show Arkansas 72 56 565 and Amarillo 68 54 557 with 3 games back, Albugg 65 59 524, Austin 62 61 .504 ten back, Dallas-FW 51 71 .418, El Paso 51 73. Thursday results include Austin 3 Dallas-Fort Worth 0 and Amarillo 14 Albuquerque 4. Friday schedule lists Albuquerque at Amarillo, Austin at Dallas-FW, El Paso at Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Amarillo
Albugg
Austin
Dallas - FW
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Hawks Reveal 1966 67 Home Schedule In St Louis
The St Louis Hawks announced their 1966 67 home schedule with 29 home games. They open against the newly formed Chicago Bulls on Saturday October 15.
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ST. Louis
UPI
St Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Chicago Bulls
Dolphins Sign Branch From Chiefs In Career Move
The Miami Dolphins announce the signing of veteran defensive end Mel Branch from the Kansas City Chiefs. Branch, who retired last season after six years with Kansas City, returns to professional play with Miami.
Texans Favored by One TD in Oil Bowl
In Wichita Falls Texas is a one touchdown favorite over Oklahoma all stars in the 29th Oil Bowl at Midwestern University Stadium. More than 15 000 expected. Texas leads series 15 4 1. Chuck Huxson James Street head Texas offense. Mickey Ripley Odell Lawson Steve Owens and Rick Baldridge key Oklahoma names.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
UPI
Texans
Oklahoma High School All Stars
Texas
Midwestern University Stadium
Chuck Huxson
San Antonio Highlands
James Street
Longview
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Oklahoma
Mickey Ripley
Terry
Odell Lawson
Ponca City
Steve Owens
Miami
Rick Baldridge
Lawton
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Doubleheaders Announced
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 70 wins, San Francisco 71, Los Angeles 68, and St. Louis 61. American League shows Baltimore 79, Detroit 65, Cleveland 65, Minnesota 64 as race contenders with key games slated tonight and Saturday.
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Gary Peters
Dennis Higgins
Jose Pagan
Mets
Pittsburgh
Hunt
Eddie Bressoud
Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
Jerry May
Pirates
San Francisco
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Drysdale
St. Louis
Wilie Davs
Dedinck
Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Bob Fibson
Pete Rose
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Rusty Staub
Rose
Sonny Jackson
Twins
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Norm Siebern
Ed Kirkpatrick
Frank Malzone
Rich Rollins
Grant
Cesar Tovar
UPI
Baltimore Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Colts
Green Bay Packers
Harry Hulmes
NFL
Green Bay
Dallas
Chicago
Washington
Norfolk
Atlanta
Portland
Detroit
New York
New Haven
Conn
Oakland
Boston
Kansas
San Diego
Anaheim
Calif
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Buffalo
Houston
Little Rock
United Press International National League
W.L. Pet
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Law
Ellsworth
Ribant
Short
Pappas
Dierker
Jaster
Osteen
Lemaster
Bolin
Liston Faces Amos Johnson In Ring Return
Former heavyweight champ Sonny Liston meets Amos Johnson in Gothenburg Sweden hoping to regain a title shot against Cassius Clay. Liston at 219 pounds trains hard for a 10 rounder with a $10 000 per win purse and gate share. Johnson’s $5 000 purse not disclosed as crowds pay average 1 with ringside 22. A U S tourist enjoys the outdoor stadium event.
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Sweden
Sonny Liston
Amos Johnson
Cassius Clay
Liston
Johnson
Medina
Ohio
Clay
Mary
U.S
Fight results from ITC and international venues
Katsuyoshi Takayama 116 from Japan knocked out Henry Acido 114 of the Philippines in Tokyo. Carlo Duran 165 of Italy stopped Fabio Bettini 158 in San Remo. Rocky Halliday 164 of Wilkes-Barre drew with Pete Huccitelli 168 in Portland Maine.
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United Press International
ITC
Japan
UPI
Katsuyoshi Takayama
Henry Acido
Philippines
San Remo
Italy
Carlo Duran
Fabio Bettini
Portland, Maine
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes- Barre
Pete Huccitelli
Portland
National effort to curb labor strikes faces legal limits
The piece reviews the Railway Labor Act and Taft Hartley Act as tools to prevent strikes endangering health or safety. It notes state power to intervene, penalties mainly against leaders, and public opinion as a key factor. It concludes there is little appetite for forcing private industry workers back to work, warning against involuntary servitude.
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T-H
John L. Lewis
United Mine
Workers’ Union
Lewis
Supreme Court
Congress
Commission targets school board guidelines as socialist blueprint
Wallace warned that a proposed bill would strip local control and steer teaching toward propaganda. A public hearing was scheduled for Tuesday at 9 am with the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees jointly convening to consider and likely approve the measure.
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Wallace
Russia
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
Rain totals across Texas Panhandle and South Texas shown
Rain measured across the region with Amherst Denver City and Lubbock reporting inches. Cool air kept temperatures low overnight in Dalhart Amarillo and Panhandle showers continued along the Red River Valley. The Frio river crest was forecast below Fowler ton while Nueces receded toward Cotulla.
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Quitaque
South Plains
Amherst
Denver City
Harth
Flow
Happy
Hart
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Red River Valley
South Texas
Fowlerton
Tilden
Nueces
Cotulla
Hog Fans Put Hex on Frogs at Texas Christian
At Amon Carter Stadium in Fort Worth about 40 members of Little Rock's First Baptist Church cheered for Arkansas Football en route to Six Flags Over Texas. They announced plans to put a hex on TCU, while a Hog fan noted Arkansas has beat TCU since 1958. The hex fate hinges on the Oct 1 South West Conference opener.
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Horned Frogs
Razorbacks
TCU
Frogs
Eagles release two college players in roster cut
Philadelphia Eagles cut defensive back Bob Mirabelle of Norwich College and defensive end Dean Wink of Yankton College on Thursday as part of roster reductions during offseason moves.
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Eagles
Hershey
Football Player Dies From Train Incident at Practice
Earl L. Frandsen, 16, died Thursday from a ruptured artery following an injury at a high school football practice. Doctors said the weak blood vessel caused the break and the death was not due to football activity. The report notes the incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Houston
UPI
Earl L. Frandsen
Television Listings for August 19 1966 Local Stations
Channel schedules list prime time programs across KFOX KGNC KAUZ and KFDA. Notable items include The Huntley Brinkley Report Weather News Camp Runamuck Hank Sing Along With Mitch Mr. Roberts Man from U N C L E F Tonight Show Hogan's Heroes Football NBC News Tales of Wells Fargo Have Gun Will Travel The Addams Family Honey West Song of Cheherezade and late movie lineups.
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KFOX
Huntley-Brinkley
Camp Runamuck
Hank
Mitch
Mr. Roberts
NBC News
KGNC
Esther Costello
U.N.C.L.F
Evii TV Channel
Local TV Schedule Highlights From KS Newsroom Listings
A dense listing of channel by channel programming for Saturday August 20 1966 across KGNC TV KVII and related channels. The schedule includes Popeye The Jetsons Underdog Fury Major League Baseball and other animated shows news weather and sports segments alongside films and variety programs.
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FOX TV
Preston
Jetsons
Fury
Miss Brooks
Ernest Tubb
Wilburn Bros
Porter Wagner
Flipper
Jeannie
Southwest Report
Kgnc Tvy
the Jetsons
Atom Ant
Cotton John
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Hollywood and the Stars
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Sonics Stomp
Chuck Harrison
John Bateman
Houston Astros
John Kibler
Aspro
Childress Index
Kansas City
Watt
McLain
Howard
Siebert
Krausse
Nash
Peterson
Talbot
Golf ON TV
ABC Sports Live
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Kauz TV
Bat Masterson
CBS News
Motios
Newscape
Kfda TV
Gomer Pyle
Smother Brothers
Jerry Jaff
Cline Motor Company
208 Ave. Co
Kelvinator Appliances
Muntz & Sylvania TV
Starlight Theatre
KVII
Hamlet Baptist Church
Milton the Monster
Viet Nam
Donna Reed
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
KFDA
Cartoon
Heckle and Jeckle
Laysie
Linus the Lionhearted
Flicka
News Report
Wilburn Brothers
Porter Wagover
New & Used
C. V. Jones Hardware
Commerce
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