McDowell Masterpiece Props Indians Over A's 1-Hitter
Sam McDowell limited Kansas City to a single hit by Jose Tartabull as the Cleveland Indians rode two runs by Larry Brown in the sixth to a 2 0 victory. The win keeps Cleveland undefeated at 8 0 and tightens the AL record of nine straight to start the season within reach, while Rocky Colavito extended an errorless streak to 195 games, an AL mark.
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Jose Tartabull
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Dick Green
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Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
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Pedro Gonzalez
Brown
Rocky Colavito
Charlie Maxwell
Detroit Tigers
Jabrab Coanris
Odaviillo
Batebans
Mavuda
Baseball Schedule From Tuesday Night Matchups Across The League
Tuesday games featured many key matchups with each division contending. Players like Horlen, Sequi, Lonborg, Kaat, Lolich, Tiant, Palmer, and Koufax highlighted the varied lineups as New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, St. Louis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Atlanta prepared for pivotal contests.
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Washington
Sequi
Lonborg
New ‘York
Pyfinnesots
Kaat
Detroit
Lolich
Kansas City
Dobson
Cleveland
Tiant
Bell
California
McGidhiin
Baltimore
Palmer
Nany
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Hamilton
Chicago
Broglio
St. Louis
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Los Angeles
Koufax
Atlanta
Clonaiier
San Francisco
Botin
Boston
Minnesota
Detroi Pelea
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Houston
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Schedy Geles
Francisco
St. Philadelphia
Houston Louis
Tigers Triumph 3-0 Behind McLain gem over Twins
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain threw a four hitter to beat Minnesota 3-0 as Norm Cash and Al Kaline homered. McLain improved to 13-0, retiring 12 straight after Kosco’s fifth inning single. Dave Boswell allowed two hits in a strong start for the Twins, who dropped their sixth in seven.
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Norm Cash
al Kaline
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Andy Kosco
Zoiro Versalles
Versailles
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
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Redskins sign veteran end Preston Carpenter for 1966
The Washington Redskins announced on Monday the signing of veteran end Preston Carpenter for the 1966 National Football League season.
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Redskins
Washington
Washington Redskins
Preston Carpenter
Senators Release Joe Cunningham and Roster Moves
Washington Senators announced an outright release for veteran first baseman Joe Cunningham after three spring games with one hit in eight appearances. They also sent pitcher Buster Narum to Hawaii and recalled pitcher Jim Hannan from York, Pennsylvania.
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Washington Senators
Joe Cunningham
Senators
Buster Narum
Hawaii
Jim Hannan
York
Cunningham
St. Louis
Frank Kreutzer
Chicago White Sox
Referee Buffey Signals Possible NHL Retirement
Vern Buffey, a National Hockey League referee for seven seasons, said he may retire after the current playoff series. Buffey previously spent three years officiating in the Western Hockey League before joining the NHL.
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Vern Buffey
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British Tennis Stars Drill With Pros in Chantilly
London reports indicate British Davis Cup stars Bobby Wilson and Roger Taylor will practice with professionals Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall in Chantilly on May 28. The move sparks debate over open tennis and could split the British team ahead of their May 13 Davis Cup tie with Hungary in Budapest.
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Rod Layer
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Bobby Wilson
Roger Taylor
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Softball results at Stonewall Jackson and West End Fields
Readable fragments show softball results and team matchups at Stonewall Jackson and West End Fields. Names like Gillespie, Fosters, Dye House, Main Baptist, Brethem, and Emanuel appear among partial scores and lineups, with various teams listed in scattered notes.
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Gillespie
Fosters
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Emanuel Brethem
Marca Dyetttreeee
Astros Hand Reds Seventh Loss In Last Eight Games
Houston edged Cincinnati 2 1 as Cuellar struck out eight over five innings. Gentile delivered the go ahead run with a sixth inning RBI single after Morgan stole second. Maloney left with an elbow issue after giving up five hits as the Reds dropped their seventh in eight.
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Mike Cuellar
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Joe Morgan
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Pilous Represents Seals At NHL Meet In Montreal
San Francisco AP reports Rudy Pilous former Chicago Blackhawks coach represented the San Francisco Seals at the NHL meetings in Montreal but remains unsigned. Seals say negotiations continue with the 51 year old Pilous who is rumored to become general manager and coach. Bud Poile resigns as Seals GM at season end. the team will move to Oakland Coliseum and become California Seals in 1967 while remaining a minor league affiliate for a year.
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San Neisco Seals
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California Seals
Riessen Defaults in Naples Doubles Final
Marty Riessen of Evanston Ill. fell ill Monday forcing him and Clark Graebner of Beechwood Ohio to default in the Naples International Tennis Tournament men's doubles final. The illness was not considered serious and the Australian pair Owen Davidson and Phil Bowrey won the match. Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy defeated Tony Roche of Australia to claim the men's singles title 8-6 2-6 6-2 6-2.
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Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Surtees Parkes Drive Ferrari To Victory At Monza
Britons John Surtees and Mike Parkes drove a Ferrari Prototype to win the 620 mile Monza race amid heavy rain. Ford duo Masten Gregory and John Whitmore finished one lap back in second. Surtees marks his return after a serious accident in Canada last year.
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Masten Gregory
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Willy Mairesse
Herbert Mueller
Gerhard Mitter
Hans Hermann
Farselig
Joseph Siffert
Switzerland
Charles Vogele
Germany
Miss Wiemers Leads Division 1 Singles In New Orleans Tourney
Sherps Wiemers 28 year old math teacher at St Marys Dominican High School posted 212 293 201 for a 636 series to seize the singles lead in division 1 of the Woman s International Bowling Congress tourney in New Orleans. Margaret Beck of London Ontario rose to second with 211 211 199 621, while Barbara Brown of Wichita Kansas moved to fourth with 610. Norma Sanders of Natchitoches La rolled a 266 high game and 607 set, seventh in division 1 singles. Wiemers, a Betsy hurricane survivor, had not bowled since September then found rest helped her.
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St. Mary’s Dominican High
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Canada
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Barbara Brown
Wichita
Kan
Norma Sanders
Natchitoches
Bunning Shuts Out Pirates For 5-0 Phillies Victory
Jim Bunning pitched a five hit shutout to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0, his second win of the season. He struck out seven and walked one, aided by Richie Allen’s third homer and a six run Phillies rally in the sixth inning that chased Bob Veale. Bunning retired 12 straight to end the game as Philadelphia improves.
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Braves Set New Attendance Record in Atlanta Debut
In their first year in Atlanta the Braves topped attendance charts with 26,155 tickets sold for a doubleheader against the Mets, lifting Sunday gate to 40,477. The crowd led all major league cities, with Minnesota California and Houston figures close behind in NL play. Across five Atlanta games, paid attendance reached 139,078, over a quarter of Milwaukee last summer’s total.
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Jerry Sachs
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Robert Bennett 717 Series at ABC Tourney in Rochester
Robert Bennett of Rochester posted 717 in the American Bowling Congress Tournament to move into fourth place in regular singles. He rolled 266 206 245 to finish 11 points behind leader Ernie Koche of Chicago, marking his eighth 700-plus three-game series of the season.
NCAA bans early bids for bowl games by 10 AM mid November
The NCAA Council endorsed a rule barring any contact or tentative bowl commitments to any member college before 10 AM local time on the third Monday in November or the Monday before a team’s final season game. The rule aims to curb midseason bidding by sponsors and schools, with certification conditioned on compliance.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa Council
NCAA
Fury Hanover Wins Grand Prix at San Siro Hippo drome
Fury Hanover driven by Federico Albenetti captured the $32,000 Grand Prix of the Fair trotting race at San Siro Hippo drome in Milan. Pick Wick, reined by Gerard Kruger, placed second among 18 trotters as Judkin finished in the sulky. Hanover raced 2,125 meters in 2248.5.
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Federico Albenetti
San Siro Hippodrome
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Gerard Kruger
Judkin
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