Braves Roll Past Reds as Aaron Drives 5 Runs
Hank Aaron hit two homers and drove in five as Atlanta snapped a five-game skid with an 81 victory over Cincinnati. Bragan held a 20 minute pregame meeting stressing improved pitching and hitting, while Tony Cloninger worked on the mound. Aaron’s 10th and 11th homers of the season boosted his career total to 409. Elsewhere in the NL, Houston beat the Mets 64, San Francisco extended a 10 game win streak with a 6-1 win over Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles shut out Philadelphia 50 behind Don Sutton and a three hit, three run effort by a Dodgers rookie.
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Cincinnati
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Tony Cloninger
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Houston
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Jim Wynn
Mets
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Astros
Gaylord Perry
Willie Mays
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Tom Haller
Don Sutton
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Major League Standings At Pittsburgh And St Louis
MLB standings item noting games scheduled with San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at St Louis. No further details provided in readable text.
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Pirates Tackle Giants Ace Marichal in Key Game
Pittsburgh tries to rebound as Juan Marichal aims to continue his unbeaten run against Bob Veale. The Giants seek a 11 straight victory after drilling the Pirates to fall to third place in the National League. Willie Mays belts his 514th career homer in the second straight win over Pittsburgh.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Bob Veale
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Bucs
Gaylord Perry
Willie Mays
Monster Radatz falters as Red Sox drop to last place
Dick Radatz once-dominant closer continues to struggle for Boston, taking a loss in Kansas City on a 6-5 game deciding single to Bert Campaneris. He is 0-1 with a 4.90 ERA this season after a poor run through 10 2 8 innings this year. The day also saw the White Sox edge Baltimore 3-2 in 11 innings and California beat Washington 7-6 in 10.
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Dick Radate
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Radatz
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California
Washington
White Sox
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John Romano
Floyd Robinson
Gee Brabender
Bill Skowron
Frank Howard
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Jose Cardenal
Rick Reichardt
Angels
Cahill Named Army Football Coach at West Point
Tom Cahill, seven year West Point freshman coach, was named Army head football coach replacing Paul Dietzel who left for South Carolina. Cahill, an ex infantry officer, led spring drills and will likely sign a one year contract as the Cadets prep for the intra squad game this weekend.
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N.Y
Army
Tom Cahill
Paul Dietzel
Academy
South Carolina
Cahill
Dietzel
West Point Brass
Bobby Dobbs
Texas Western
Donald V. Bennett
Major Squads Trim to 25 After Last Minute Cuts
Associated Press reports MLB rosters were reduced to 25 as last minute trades sent Dick Scho field to the Yankees, Jack Cullen to Toledo, Wes Covington released by the Cubs, Chuck Schilling optioned to Denver, Tom Cheney sold to Hawaii, and Linchpin players like Jaster and Nossek shifted to minor league assignments amid deadline moves.
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Dick Schofield
Larry Jaster
Wes Covington
Chuck Schilling
Tom Cheney
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San Francisco
Yanks
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Toledo
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Joe Nossek
Nossek
Kansas City
Uhlaender
Washington Senators
Cheney
Hawaii
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Weather, records, and Warren in Section Two track meet
The 1966 Section Two track and field meet at Sheen Field faces cold weather but features strong firepower from Corry Franklin Warren Oil City and Meadville. Oil City’s Chuck Harvey aims to lower high and low hurdles marks while Fred Corbett could boost the shot put record. Warren is favored for conference honors and may set several marks. The meet opens at 10 am with finals by 1 pm except for the high jump and long jump. tickets cost 75 cents adults and 35 cents students.
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Chuck Harvey
Sheen Field
Harvey
Corry
Joe Baressi
Franklin
Warren
Pee Meadville
Fred Corbett
Meadville
Ken Paliermo
Corbett
Paliermo
Dragons
Cazzie Russell Tops NBA Draft Picks In Surprise No. 1
New York Knicks select Michigan center Camie Russell as the No. 1 college player in the NBA draft after winning coin flip with Detroit. Russell, 6-5 218, may play guard or forward and has an offer from Harlem Globetrotters. Detroit tabbed Dave Bing as the No. 2 pick. Clyde Lee and other first-rounders also plan for pro or college play plans.
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Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
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Philadel
Colle
Philadelphia
Indians Trim Tribe Roster By Sending Davis Banks
The Cleveland Indians reduced their roster to 25 by optioning first baseman Bill Davis and infielder George Banks to the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League. Davis, 23, and Banks, 28, spent most of last season with Portland before joining Cleveland. Davis had one hit in 10 at bats this season.
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George Banks
Portland
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Davis
Banks
Sectional Records list top high school track marks
The page catalogs several sectional track records from 1961 to 1965 across events and schools including Har vy Meadville Butler Titusville Warren Corry Franklin and others. Notable marks include the 120 high hurdles 14.95 seconds the 100 yard dash 10.1 and the mile run 4 35.64.
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Harvey
Oil City
Butler
Meadville
Miller
Titusville
Valone
Warren
Larson
Owens
Bailey
Baressi
Corry
Brown
Franklin
Judson
Marshall
McMichael
Robinson
Shaffer
Larry Brown Improves After Stadium Collision
Cleveland shortstop Larry Brown, who suffered a fractured skull and other injuries in a May 4 collision at Yankee Stadium, was moved from intensive care to a private room. He met visitors outside his family for the first time, with continued improvement noted by Lenox Hill Hospital. Brown was to be returned to Cleveland by plane Saturday.
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Larry Brown
Yankee Stadium
Lenox Hill Hospital
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Brown
Stateline Speedway to Launch 12th Racing Season
Jamestown reports Stateline Speedway begins its 12th season with nearly 50 late model cars, including about 25 new 1966 models. The two tracks, Stateline and Eriez, race Saturdays and Sundays through September with a Tournament of Thunder at Briez on July 2 and a potential 150 lap late model race mid-season. Top drivers like John Whitehead return in new machines, while Ron Blackmer defends his Youngsville title. Races start at 8:30 at Stateline and 8 at Eriez.
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Erlez Speedway
Stateline
Briez
John Whitehead
North Clymer
N. Y
Whitehead
Emory Thraban
Erie
Tom Dill
Chuck Piazza
Larry Parmenter
North East
Bob Schnars
Busti
Youngsville
Ron Blackmer
Eriez
Braves, Giants win as stars pace baseball action
Hank Aaron belted two homers and drove in five as the Braves halted a five game skid with a 8 1 victory over Cincinnati. Gaylord Perry allowed six hits to earn his fifth win and lift the Giants to a 6 1 triumph over Pittsburgh. The third item notes a patient seeking further treatment at Shaker Medical Center.
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Braves
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Gaylord Perry
Giants
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Edi
Slehacete Os
Shaker Medical Center
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