Mets Select 17-Year-Old Chilcott First in Draft
New York Mets surprise by drafting 17 year old Steve Chilcott of Lancaster California as the No 1 pick in baseballs annual draft. The left sign bonus is targeted between 50000 and 75000. Chilcott faced immediate signing uncertainty under draft rules.
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Stangings and Standings from Daily Baseball Briefs
Baseball roundup with standings for the leagues led by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Tuesday results include Los Angeles beating Chicago and Atlanta defeating New York among others. Upcoming games feature Marichal, Ellsworth, and Briles as listed pitchers.
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Americans Reach Third Round in British Amateur at Carnoustie
Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia led 14 Americans into the third round of the British Amateur at Carnoustie Scotland after a two hour putting session following a close scare. Hyndman edged David Moffatt of England on the 20th hole to advance alongside fellow American threats Bill Campbell Walter Fondren and Peter Townsend. Defending champion Mike Bonnallack also advanced 4 and 3 over Sid Parsons as other Americans including Walter Fondren Truman Connell Charles McCallum Hen Wilmer Richard Anthony Art Hudnutt Billy Hamilton and Billy Key moved through the round while Norman Duncan benefited from a disqualification.
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Whitfield Stops Bassey In Walpole Debut Fight
In Walpole Massachusetts Ted Whitfield from Springfield stopped Kid Bassey of Jamaica in the fifth round to record a professional boxing win.
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Boston Patriots sign two BC stalwarts to contracts
Two players from Boston College, Gentili and Dick Capp, were signed by the Boston Patriots of the AFL era on Tuesday, strengthening the team’s defense for the 1965 season.
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Max Patkin ready for a grueling coast to coast comedy circuit
Milestone clown Max Patkin, baseball’s last traveling comic, hits 70 cities through late August in a 1966 tour. The 46 year old former minor leaguer says his act brightens dull moments and he never mocks the game without permission.
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Home Run Fails To Save Sonics In Texas League Doubleheader
El Paso Sun Kings and Austin Braves split a Tuesday night doubleheader in Texas League second division play. Sun Kings won 4-0 in game one, Austin answered 5-1 in game two. Ronnie Davis homered for Amarillo, but the Sonics lost 8-3 to Arkansas. Albuquerque blanked Dallas Fort Worth 5-0, leaving Spurs at the bottom. Tonight Arkansas visits Amarillo, El Paso visits Austin, Albuquerque faces Dallas Fort Worth.
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Ortiz-Bizzarro world lightweight title bout on June 20 broadcast
Sports Network Inc said it will televise and radio the Ortiz versus Bizzarro world lightweight title fight on June 20. The bout begins at 1 p.m. EDT and marks Ortiz's first title defense since reclaiming the crown from Ismael Laguna last November.
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Frank Robinson Poised for AL MVP and Orioles Pennant
Hall of Fame slugger Frank Robinson drives Baltimore toward a pennant while leading the AL in batting at .351 with 14 homers. He added a bases loaded single in the 12th inning to defeat Washington 6 5, moving Baltimore within five percentage points of Cleveland.
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Snead Misses US Open As Sutton Leads Qualifiers
Alex Sutton a former pro golfer from Redwood City California posted a 137 to lead 70 players into the US Open at San Francisco Golf Club starting June 16. Sammy Snead failed to qualify for the first time in 26 years by one stroke with a 151 in Detroit.
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Maris H R record in 1961 marked by April drought
In 1961 Roger Maris set a 61 home run mark but April saw him hit only one four-bagger. Greece and Albania remain without formal diplomatic ties amid a wartime standoff. Jackie Westrope, Hall of Fame jockey, topped 300 wins in a year with 301 in 198, noted at Pimlico.
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TV Listings Sketch for Multiple Dallas Area Stations
A dense schedule listing weekday programs across KFOX KAUZ KVII KFDA and other stations. It covers news weather sports and prime time shows from early evening through late night with titles such as The Virginian I Spy Bob Hope Show and Tonight Show.
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TV Schedule Clutter From June 9 1966 Listing
Television listings for Cline Motor Company and KGNC TV Channel 4 fill a dense schedule page. Programs span morning to late night with news, game shows, soap operas, children’s programs, and features such as Today, Eye Guess, Jeopardy, and Captain Kangaroo.
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