Flippen Trails By One Stroke in R&B Golf Showdown
Jimmy Flippen holds a one shot lead at 143 after 36 holes in the sixth annual Register and Bee Golf Tournament at Glen Oak. Kenneth Jones sits runner up with a 68 at his Cain Creek course, while Frankie Jones is five back after rounds of 74 and 74 at Tuscarora and Cain Creek. final rounds shift tomorrow to Danville Golf Club with Flippen favored to defend home course advantage as Glen Oak presses to protect its four stroke team margin.
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Mantle's Pinch Hit HR Gives Yanks 6-5 Victory
New York defeated Detroit 6-5 Friday night as Mickey Mantle hit a two run pinch hit homer in the ninth off Hank Aguirre. Elston Howard opened the inning with a double and moved to third on a wild pitch before Clete Boyer singled.
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Earl Wilson
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Twins Beat Chicago 7 4 In Hard Fought Win
Twins defeat Chicago 7 4 as Battey Tovar and Zimmerman drive in runs. Merritt earns win, yielding Chicago 4 runs. Also reports Patrick Wahlin, St Johns football standout, killed in car crash near Cambridge Minnesota.
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Earl Battey
Cesar Tovar
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota
Twins
Gridner
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Minni Patrick Wahlin
St. John’s University
Wahlin
Collegeville, Minn
Stas unhappy with condition of some sophs
East Carolina coach Clarence Stasavich criticized sophomores for sunning on beaches during the opening football practice. He warned several will not be ready by September 17 when William & Mary visits. He noted juniors and seniors are in good shape and shuffled the depth chart with Jim Flowe moving to No 2 fullback and Mike Kerry to the second unit.
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William & Mary
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Townsend Clarke Named Army Football Captain 1966
West Point New York Townsend Clarke a linebacker from Newport Rhode Island was named captain of the 1966 Army football team Friday.
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Townsend Clarke
Newport
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National League standings scrambled in busy night
National League results show Selma beating Atlanta 5 to 4 while Kel ly Bit Culp leads a 15 to 7 score. Pappas records 343 era as Blass improves to 8 and 4. Bllsmorth posts $14 in Houston. Los Angeles visits San Francisco with Uxarichal 18 in a tense late game.
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Braves Snap Five-Game Slide With Mets Victory
ATLANTA AP Joe Torre and Hank Aaron drove in five runs on homers as the Braves beat the Mets 6 3 to end a five game skid. Torre homered twice for his 29th and 30th of the season and Aaron added a two run shot in the sixth. Ken Johnson earned the win to improve to 10 9, while Tug McGraw took the loss. Ed Kranepool homered for New York.
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Trapshoot Leader Grim Seeks Grand Amer Handicap Title
Delbert O Grim of Lincoln Nebraska led the Grand American handicap after a 100 straight targets, with an estimated $6500 prize possible if his score stands. The event drew over 3500 shooters from across the United States and Canada, first perfect score since 1963. Don Slavich fired 99 of 100 early, could win up to $10000 if his score stuck, after 25 year old shooter nailed 88 straight birds.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Grim
Canada
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Alden
N.Y
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North Highlands
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Reds Blank Phillies 2-0 Behind Pinson and Helms
Cincinnati pitchers combine for a shutout as Vada Pinson delivers a sacrifice fly and Deron Johnson scores on a misplayed deep center ball by Jackie Brandt. Pete Rose opens the fourth with a single and Tommy Helms doubles in the sixth before Brandt error seals the win for Jim O'Toole's staff.
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Jackie Brandt
Cincinnati Reds
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Pete Rose
Reds
Tommy Helms
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Deron Johnson
Jim O’toole
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Houston Wins Suspended Tilt Over Cubs 9-8
Claude Raymond pitched out of a ninth inning jam to preserve a 9-8 Houston victory over the Chicago Cubs in a game suspended August 11 due to darkness. The affair, started in Chicago and completed in Houston, left the Astros ahead 8-5 when halted and featured a ninth inning rally by Chicago before Raymond retired the last two outs.
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Claude Raymond
Chicago Cubs
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Astros
John Bateman
Bob Aspromonte
Cubs
Ron Santo
Raymond
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Clay Stays Fast Pace Ahead of Mildenberger Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay maintained a brisk training pace in Frankfort Germany as he prepares for the September 10 defense against Karl Mildenberger. Clay sparred 12 rounds with Jimmy Ellis Willie Johnson and his brother Rudy Clay, showcasing his readiness.
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Chicago
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Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Frankfort
Jimmy Ellis
Willie Johnson
Rudy Clay
Turner To Drive For Junior At Winston-Salem Tonight
Junior Johnson filed a late entry for the Myers Brothers Memorial Grand National stock race at Bowman Gray Stadium. Curtis Turner will drive the 1966 Ford with Turner arriving Saturday to handle the car, aiming to defend his title with Johnson’s Holly Farms sponsored machine.
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Bowman Gray Stadium
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Turner
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David Pearson
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Vikings Edge Redskins 30-27 In Frist NFL Opener
Fred Cox kicked three field goals in the fourth quarter, the final with six seconds left, to lift the Minnesota Vikings over the Washington Redskins 30-27 before 83,000 in the NFL doubleheader opener. Sonny Jurgensen threw three touchdowns for Washington, including a 43-yard strike to Bobby Mitchell, but Minnesota clinched with a late go-ahead drive.
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Orioles edge Red Sox 3-2 in 12th inning win
Gordon Beard reports Baltimore, leading the American League, won 3-2 over Boston as Russ Snyder hit a run scoring single in the 12th after bases loaded during Boog Powell and Luis Aparicio walks. Vic Roznovsky and Powell homered for Boston in the ninth.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore Orioles
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Boog Powell
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Jose Santiago
Snyder
Blair
Lee Stange
Baltimore
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Powell
Billy Short
John Wyatt
Red Sox
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Roberto Clemente four straight hits fuels Pirates win
Roberto Clemente collected four consecutive hits as Pittsburgh piled up 17 overall to defeat St. Louis 7-4. Clemente drove in a run, scored twice, and added a key double, boosting his average to .327. Gene Alley had three singles, Jim Pagliaroni homered, and Woody Fryman earned the win with late relief from Pete Mikkelsen as Pittsburgh moved into a tie for the NL lead with San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Donn Clendenon
Bob Bailey
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh
Jim Pagliaroni
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Ale
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Fryman
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Smith
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Charlton Breaks 440-Yard Free World Record in Vancouver
Greg Charlton, 18, of Los Angeles, shattered the 440 yard freestyle world record at the British Columbia Centennial swim meet with a 4 12.2 time. The Lake Oswego, Oregon native was 2.8 seconds faster than the prior mark set by Robert Windele of Australia earlier this year.
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Los Angeles
British Columbia
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Robert Windele
Australia
Nats Whitewash Tribe 1-0 on McCormick's Five-Hitter
Mike McCormick pitched a five hitter and drove in the game's only run with a ninth inning single as Washington beat Cleveland 1-0. The Senators missed chances in the early frames as Steve Hargan worked out of trouble with men on base.
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Paul Casanova
Joe Azcue
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Bob Laverine
Ed Brinkman
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Horse Show Slated Today at Hughes Memorial Home
The Mt. Hermon Horse Show is set for today and tonight at Hughes Memorial Home with two shows at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Admission is 1 and covers both events. Sponsored by the Mount Hermon Volunteer Fire Department, the grounds will feature home cooked food during the afternoon and evening performances.
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Hughes Memorial Home
Mount Hermon
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