Dodgers Still Seem N L s Best
Dodgers remain the class of the 1966 National League race with pitching depth led by Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale Claude Osteen and Don Sutton and a strong bullpen. Maury Wills anchors the offense as the team aims to repeat as world champions despite potential injuries.
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Sandy Koufax
Keoufax
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Ron Perranoski
Phil Regan
Joe Moeller
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Jim Brewer
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Bob Miller
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Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale Frustrated After Candlestick Exit In 3-2 Loss
In a tense Candlestick Park game, Don Drysdale was pulled after one out with two on as a mediocre left hander faced Willie McCovey. Bob Miller then faced Tom Haller, whose double play ended the threat and left the Dodgers with a 3-2 defeat. Haller’s fifth inning homer provided the only Giants lead.
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Candlestick Park
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Willie McCovey
Jon Willhite
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Bob Miller
Tom Haller
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Drysdale
Walt Alston
Halsler
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Crystdale
McCavey
College Golf Championship Opens in Chico
The fourth annual NCAA College Division Golf Championship begins today at two Chico courses. Fourteen schools and 69 individuals compete for honors.
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Bruin Wins Opener at NCAA Tennis Championships
UCLA's Charles Pasarell, seeded high, defeats Brigham Young's Keith Nielsen in the opening round of the NCAA Tennis Championships in Miami. The match kicks off the tournament with Pasarell advancing under bright conditions at the start of competition.
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Charles Pasarell
UCLA
Jheat Keith Nielson
Brigham Young
Perry McDaniel Share 8-0 Giant Shutout Of Cubs
Perry and McDaniel powered the Giants to an 8-0 win over the Cubs as Perry, back from an ankle injury, contributed a single and a double starting the key third inning rally. Len Gabrielson, Willie Mays, and Willie McCovey provided support in the decisive frame.
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Jackson Signs with Kansas City after Draft Glory
Reggie Jackson, the No 1 pick for the Kansas City Athletics, signed with the AL club for 86000. The game saw Giants’ gun Jim Hart Singled in two runs, Jenkins loading the bases with a walk, Ollie Brown clearing them with his first season double before being out at third. The inning ended as Brown attempted a triple. Giants and Cubs mixed in a chaotic batting sequence with Mays, Perry, and McCovey adding highlights.
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Baker wins at SkyWest President's Cup golf event
Russ Baker claimed the Presidents Cup at SkyWest Men's Golf Club with a net score of 129 on four under par. Readouts show multiple class results with scores and player names such as Frank Maxwell Ed Leach Jack Masel Ray Johnson and Joe Cuneo across divisions A B R C.
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Ed Watlyy
Willan Mores
Heat's On Marathon May Be Off In Fremont
Heat and missing runners threaten a U S record attempt by Mission San Jose High marathoners near Fremont. About 10 to 15 athletes from an original 35 faced blistering heat on a third day with temperatures peaking as they aim to cover 4 100 miles set by Tennyson High last year. Tim Hole, a Fremont seventh grader, key to the group, kept hope alive as relief runners failed to arrive.
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Tim Hole
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Dottie Joyce Spark Rebels Edge Mid Night in Castro Valley
Dottie and Joyce starred as the Morris Car Wash Rebels edged the Mid Night team in the final inning at Castro Valley Community Center. Pollic Peterson and Joyce Black contributed three hits apiece in the Hayward Area Recreation District Women's softball league game.
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Lane and Lange Share Win In 108 Degree Heat
Don Lane of San Leandro and Castlewood member Bob Towne shared the lead at Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton during the Ain Lange Invitational. The 129-golfer field endured 108 degree heat as Lane joined Lange in securing top honors in the event's second straight championship.
Top Ten, Casper Tabbed Top Ten Open Contenders
The article lists golfers in the year’s top ten money winners heading into the U S Open at Olympic Club. Billy Casper is favored to win, with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gene Littler and others among the contenders. Gary Player is noted as defending champion. Casper has $25,000 in earnings, while spots and heat affecting players at the tough course are mentioned.
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Thomson Withdraws From U8 Open Golf Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports Peter Thomson the five time British Open champion from Melbourne Australia withdrew from the U8 Open Golf Tournament Monday due to an injured hand.
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Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
PGA 1st Then Open Says Nichols
Nichols says his PGA win earned him over 100 dollars in side money and praises the PGA field as the best. He dismisses claims that the Open or Masters have weaker fields and admits he would like to win the Open but would not trade his PGA title.
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