McDowell Shuts Chicago as Tribe Beat White Sox 5-3
Sam McDowell pitched a six hitter to lead Cleveland to a 5-3 win over Chicago, trimming the White Sox lead in the American League. In the NL, Sam Shannon homered twice, including a go ahead shot for St. Louis in an 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh.
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VFW Extends Lead Behind Loveland One-Hit Gem Over Moose
The VFW pulled away in the second half to sit one game back, as Rich Loveland threw a no hit bid with three Moose baserunners allowed. Wascak delivered the big hits, including a bases loaded single and a two bagger, while Steve Williams ruined the no-hitter.
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Nicklaus shoots 71 as Open gets underway at Hoylake
In the British Open opening round at Hoylake England Jack Nicklaus posted a 71 three behind leader Lionel Platts of England. Gay Brewer of Dallas and Masters champion Gay Brewer also posted 70s as 22 players broke 72 with seven more tying it.
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All-Star tilt draws out long doubleheader and smiles
The National League beat the American League 2 to 1 in a 15 inning All-Star game in Anaheim before 46,309. A record 30 batters struck out as pitching dominated. Roberto Clemente four strikeouts amid sleep trouble. Richie Allen and Brooks Robinson homered. Tony Perez ended it with a left field shot. Catfish Hunter and Drysdale pitched, crowd roared for Mantle and Mays as they struck out.
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Lions Drop Buntin Amid Life's Crushing Downfall
Detroit AP reports former Michigan star Hill Buntin released by Lions after knee injury. He faces a bad check charge on bond and his wife Evelynn has filed for divorce. Buntin had been trying out as a tight end after his NBA stint with the Pistons ended preceding the 1966-87 season.
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Grid All Stars Prep For August Clash
Evanston Illinois AP graduates of the 1966 season form a 51 man All Stars squad to drill for the 34th game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field August 4. They aim to avenge last year’s 38 to 0 defeat and John Sauer begins his second year as head coach with staff-led units on offense and defense.
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Walker Warns Pirates Players to Play or Pay in Loss
Pirates manager Harry Walker threatened fines of 100 dollars for mental lapses after a 4 3 defeat at St. Louis. He called out baserunning errors notably Matty Alou and a hit and run, as Mike Shannon homered and drove in three to pace the Cardinals past Pittsburgh. Shannon’s great ninth inning play helped secure the win for Al Jackson.
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Swanson earns All-Star nod in Erie play and notes
Roy Swanson star pitcher for Corry Savings and Loan Legion was among eight Legion players chosen for the All-Star competition after a regional game at Ainsworth Field in Erie. He pitched three innings with five strikeouts and contributed a single and run, as Hank Aaron edges Ron Santo for NL Player of the Month.
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Trades Mix Up Packers Stars Face New Teams
Packers open training camp without Bart Starr’s injured teammates Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung who join the New Orleans Saints. Starr signs his 22nd Green Bay contract as 37 rookies and 38 veterans report amid talks of NFL season underway. Also, Timmy Brown may join Eagles, Roman Gabriel returns with Rams pending legal matters, and Chargers miss veteran Charlie Hennigan due to knee surgery.
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Phantoms Fall to Generals in Tight NP Soccer Match
At Forbes Field the Pittsburgh Phantoms lost 3 1 to the New York Generals, dropping 10 points behind Baltimore in the Eastern Division race. George Kirby scored twice for the Generals, Dieter Perau netted Pittsburgh’s lone goal in the 87th minute, and Herb Finken assisted on the opener with Theo Laster sent off for a foul.
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Clay Denied California Boxing License for Charity Bout
California officials rejected heavyweight boxer Cassius Clay's bid for a charity bout license by a 4 to 0 vote, with one abstention, citing a felony conviction and pending appeal. Clay pledged proceeds minus $100 to feed hungry children in Mississippi Alabama and Georgia and would not fight outside California. Sonny Liston’s license status was also reviewed, with action deferred pending checks with New York officials.
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