Two Errors By Reds Give Astros Victory
Eighth inning errors by Tommy Helms and Pete Rose enabled Houston to score twice and beat Cincinnati 5 to 4. Ron Davis led off the eighth with a single and scored after Helms’ misthrow and a subsequent sequence. Rose attempted to throw out Sonny Jackson at third, but the ball sailed wide, allowing Jackson to score.
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Tommy Helms
Pete Rose
Astros
Cincinnati
Ron Davis
Sonny Jackson
Helms
Rusty Staub
Bob Aspromonte
Leo Cardenas
Staub
Davis
Rose
Jackson
Deae Assistant Tops Kickoff Golf Tourney in Chapel Hill
Wake Forest assistant football coach Dick Anderson fired a four under par 66 at the Finley course to win the 16th Tee-Off for the Kickoff golf tournament. More than 125 players, ACC coaches and athletic directors, and media members competed. Anderson repeated as champion in the coaches division. Jim Hickey finished second with 75. Kiser and Phillips edged for the A E Finley trophy in the press division. Charles Kraft won the Nello-Teers trophy in the press photographers division. The event kicks off football practice each year.
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Dick Anderson
Wake Forest
Finley Course
ACC
Anderson
Carolina
Jim Hickey
Bill Kiser
Concord Tribune
Bruce Phillips
Raleigh Times
A. E. Finley
Kiser
Phillips
Charles Kraft
Mt. Olive
Pretty Girl Quits College For Job In Zoo
Philadelphia AP reports 23 year old Ann Lewis quits Rutgers after three semesters to work as a zoo keeper at the Philadelphia Zoo. Boss Norman Hess praises her skill with baby gorillas and chimp bottles. She says she learns about people and animals and has no regrets.
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Pretty Ann Lewis
Norman Hess
Philadelphia Zoo
Ann
The
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Rutgers University
New Jersey
Hess
Girl Over Halfway To 100 Mile Swim
FOLSOM California teen Lenore Modell, 16, the youngest to swim the English Channel, passed midway at Lake Natoma east of Sacramento in a bid to swim 100 miles without a break. Coach Paul Herron estimates finish around 6 p.m. Friday after starting at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday with special hourly nutrition provided.
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Lake Natoma
Sacramento
Pau] Herron
Herron
Bryant Fires 66 To Lead Eastern Amateur By Two
Bob Bryant, a 27 year old Charlotte businessman, shot 66 to hold a two stroke lead after the first round at the Eastern Amateur in Portsmouth. Archie McDowell and George Boutell each 68 share second, with Marty Fleckman 69. 18 holes saw 48 under par at Elizabeth Manor.
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Archie McDowell
George Boutell
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lAriz
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Wynn
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Bert Brown
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Vaore
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Calif
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Ween IP
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Alta
Wilf Homennik
Winnipeg
Wilf
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Manitoba
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Gilford
Ont
Annandale Club Wins Opener In II Regional
In Chesapeake AP: Annandale Virginia defeated Chickasha Oklahoma 1-0 in the Little League southern regional opener. Houston Texas beat Atlanta Georgia 9-2. Annandale and Houston meet Saturday at 4 25 p m for the regional final, while Chickasha vs Atlanta play the consolation game at 1 45 p m. Richard Needham drove in the only run with a fifth inning single. James Casper pitched four strong innings for the win.
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Chickasha
Okla
Houston
Texas
Atlanta
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Richard Needham
Needham
James Casper
Jacy Parish
Schollander Regains 400 Meter Freestyle Record
Don Schollander, four time Olympic gold medalist, regains his world record in the 400 meter freestyle at the 16th National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Lincoln. He clocked 4:11.6, leading all the way with splits of 59.8, 2:04.3, and 3:08.4 as John Nelson of Pompano Beach, Fla., finishes strong.
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Allen Morris Dominates In Greensboro Tennis
Allen Morris of Greensboro, the No. 1 seed, opened defense of his state closed singles title with two straight-set victories, 6-0 6-1 and 6-2 6-1, while other seeds faced tougher matches as action continued on Thursday.
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North Carolina
Norman Chambers
Ra!leigh
Greensbero
Ted Sharpless
Marshall Happer
Raleigh
Bill Trott
Jim Hamilton
Asheville
Rich Preyer
Bill Council
Winston-Salem
Ed Parker
Semi Mintz
Reidsville
Paul Caldwell
Norman
Carolinas Open Golf Set Across Three Courses
The 1966 Carolinas Open will be held September 6 to 8 across Pine Lakes International CC US Surf Golf and Beach Club and Duness Golf and Beach Club on the Grand Strand. Ed Bost, chair of the golf committee, said amateurs limited to handicap eight or less and a field of about 160 players is expected.
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Grand Strand
Pine Lakes International Country Club
US Surf Golf and Beach Club
Duness Golf and Beach Club
Ed Bost
Lo ‘Olf
Greaterr
Turtle Beach Chamber Off Commerce
Bost
Big Field Set To Begin Play in S C Open
A field of 48 pros and 182 amateurs will tee off Friday in the 11th annual South Carolina Open at Midland Valley Country Club. The 54 hole event ends Sunday, with defending champion Harold Kneece of Aiken not competing as he plays in Hartford. Carlos Yaun led a big pro-am win with 67s as Williams, Flinders, Webb, and Reynolds supported a 17 under team score.
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S.C
Midland Valley Country Club
Harold
Catfish) Kneece
Aiken
Hartford
Len Yaun
Chip Anderson
Port Royal
Hilton Head
Midland
Danny Williams
Yaun
North Augusta
Jerry Flanders
Greenville
Bob Webb
Eae Greenwood
George Reynolds
Sam Marsh
Columbia
Bobby Howard
Chuck Rea
Florence
Greece Takes Lead In Tuna Cup Match
Greece surged to the lead in the Tuna Cup with a 559 pound bluefin caught by Marinos Castelletos of Athens off Soldiers Rip, followed by a 535 pounder by Louis de Verteni of Barbados for the British Caribbean team at Cape St Mary. John Anderson of Detroit finished third with a 207 pound bluefin after a 4 hour 45 minute fight, as scoring awards one point per pound.
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N.S
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Athens
Cape St. Mary
Louis de Verteni
Barbados
Caribbean
John Anderson
Detroit
United States
Wahoo McDaniel to face Jets at Shea Stadium on Nov 20
Chief Wahoo McDaniel discusses his Jets trade fallout and his move to the Dolphins as they prepare for a November 20 game at Shea Stadium. He recalls being traded after Jets owner Sonny Werblin and coach Weeb Ewbank, his unsigned sense of dismissal, and his return to football with Miami amid big contract offers.
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Associated Press
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Fla
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Wahoo McDaniel
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
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Jets
Sonny Werblin
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Weeb
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al Slide
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Toom
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Bahamas
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Dolphins
Tennessee
Frank Emanuel
George Wilson
Lebanon Valley eliminated Kings Mountain in teener tourney
In Hershey Pennsylvania Lebanon Valley thrashed Kings Mountain NC 8 0 to reach the finals of the VFW National Teener Baseball Tournament Defending champ Lebanon Valley now faces undefeated Elgin needing two wins to defend its title Illinois needs one win Kings Mountain had earlier beaten River Rouge 8 1 Wayne Millinax Eddie Black Mike Putman and Gene Hobert delivered key hits for Lebanon Valley while Richard Longenecker Richard Miller and Hobert drove in runs for the winners
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Kings Mountain
N.C
Elgin
Illinois
Lebanon
Gene Hobert
Mike Englehart
Terry Waltz
Steve Mease
Scott Heagy
Dennis Weihler
Richard Longenecker
Richard Miller
Hobert
River Rouge
Mich
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Eddie Black
Mike Putman
Wayne Millinax
Michigan
Ken Norwood
Eagles Release Two Players On Waivers
The Philadelphia Eagles waived defensive halfback Bob Mirabelle and defensive end Dean Wink. Mirabelle, 23, from Norwich, Vermont College, appeared briefly in one NFL exhibition game and strained a leg in a later tryout. Wink, 21, a Yankton College rookie and 2 Little All-American end, was cut as the squad trimmed down.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Mirabelle
Dean Wink
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Norwich
Baltimore Colts
Eagles
Wink
Yankton S.C
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