Beaver Thinclads Smother Oil City in Track Meet
Corry Area High School defeated Oil City 91 to 59 on their home track. Greg Brown and Dick Lobdell each won two events, Brown anchoring the mile relay and posting 440 and 110 yard dashes, while Lobdell took the mile and half mile. Oil City standout Chuck Harvey won three events but the Beavers dominated with 11 firsts and 12 seconds.
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Indians Tie AL Mark With Ninth Straight Win
Cleveland’s 4 0 shutout of Kansas City sparked a nine game streak tying the American League record set by the 14 St. Louis Browns. Tiant earned a 0.00 ERA with three hits and 12 strikeouts. Baltimore’s 7 3 win over California kept pace with four homers from Johnson Robinson Blefary and Etchebarren. The Yankees snapped a seven game skid with a 7 6 comeback over Boston as Mantle and Maris delivered first season RBIs. Chicago topped Washington 4 1.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
Major League standings and results show Chicago defeating Washington 4 1 New York 7 Boston 6 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 0 Baltimore 7 California 3 Minnesota versus Detroit postponed due to cold Kansas City at Detroit California at Cleveland Minnesota at Baltimore Washington at New York Chicago at Boston National League standings list Pittsburgh 9 4 692 New York 14 11 Los Angeles 4 2 Atlanta 11 3 Only today New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Houston Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco
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International Sam Snead Wins Dallas Open
Roberto de Vicenza known as the International Sam Snead departs for Casa Blanca after winning his fifth U S tournament in a 10 year span. He birdied to a 72 hole 276 total earning 15000 dollars and marking his 120th career victory since 1945 Argentine Open.
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Alou Brothers Reunited Hopes Dampened by NL Rule
Felipe Alou enjoyed a big game for Atlanta at Candlestick Park as he belted two homers and two doubles to power an 11-3 win over San Francisco while avoiding contact with brother Jesus due to the NL fraternization rule. Other NL results saw Los Angeles beat St Louis 4-2 and New York outslug Chicago 14-11 as Koufax notched win number three with eight innings of work. Cleon Jones and Ed Kranepool led the Mets with late offense in a 9-3 defeat of the Cubs.
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Warren Trackers Dominate Titusville in 126–24 Victory
Warren Trackers crushed Titusville 126 to 24 as Loyal Briggs' Dragons set four school records. New Warren marks came in low hurdles, Russ Jefferson, shot put, and Al Conklin’s 220 dash, boosting the team to its second straight win by a large margin.
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Lakers Force Deciding Game In 1966 Playoffs
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Boston Celtics 123 115 to even the series at 3 3. Rookie Gail Goodrich led LA while Red Auerbach faced a seventh game in Boston for the world champions.
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Titusville Dragons Seek Wins in Corry Meet
Sandy Matthews leads a two mile relay effort while John Kocan soars in pole vault and Jim Kocan nets a javelin first as the Dragons travel to Corry with a 41 record.
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AFL schedules doubleheader at Anaheim Stadium
The 1966 exhibition season opens with a two game slate at Anaheim Stadium. The Oakland Raiders face the Boston Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs meet the San Diego Chargers on Saturday night August 20.
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Packers Trade Halfback Tom Moore for Rams Prospects
Green Bay in major 1960 season move ships veteran halfback Tom Moore to Los Angeles for two promising players and a first round draft pick. Rams gain Moore while acquiring Ron Smith a 6 foot 4 quarterback and Dick Arndt a 250 pound tackle with remaining eligibility.
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Bucs Open Series In Chicago Lead Returns
The Pittsburgh Pirates start a two game set with the Chicago Cubs as they bid to regain sole possession of first place after an idle day. The opener positions both clubs for a pivotal matchup this season.
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Fourth straight champs crowned with Dot Rathbun on team
Cap tain Irene Gronostar Kay Messina Dot Wotus and Sophie Douglas lead the lineup as champs extend their streak for a fourth season. Officals elected for next year include Dot Wotus president Barbara Raymond secretary Joan Drobneck treasurer Diane Miller vice president Phyllis Czech sergeant at arms. Seated Kay Messina Al Dunnewold Bowl Aire proprietor Dot Wotus Det Rathbun. Standing Barb Raymond Florence Lamille Irene Gronostar Phyllis Czech. Journal Photo by Loveland. Virginia league notes reference San Francisco 1 3 toss to Atlanta. Tommie Sisk hurls for Pirates today against Bill Hands.
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