Wallops Three-Run Homer Dumps Tigers Fourth Straight Loss
Joe Adcock hit a three-run homer in the sixth as the California Angels beat Detroit 4 3. Adcock entered in the fourth after Norm Siebern pulled a leg muscle. Ed Kirkpatrick and Jim Fregosi plated singles before the blast. Kaline and Northrup homered for Detroit in the seventh. Denny McLain took the loss, dropping to 12 4.
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Standings and slate of American and National League games
American League standings show Boston 7 New York 4 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 3 California 4 Detroit 3. Detroit 46 32 .590 tied for lead with Cleveland 45 33 .577. Baltimore and Chicago trailing. Wednesday schedule features Detroit at Cleveland twilight game and Boston at New York among others. National League results include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 0 and Atlanta 9 Houston 4 with night games noted. Wednesday matchups list New York at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Cincinnati among others.
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Joe Torre Paces Braves To 9-4 Win
Atlanta catcher Torre drives in two runs with a homer and three runs scored as the Braves beat Houston 9-4 for their fourth straight win. Torre hits his 20th homer in the fifth off Mike Cuellar, while Denis Menke adds two triples and a three run eighth inning. Astros knock in all runs via homers from Nicholson Wynn and Lillis doubles.
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Santo extends 28 game hitting streak with NL ruling
The National League credited Ron Santo with a 28 game hitting streak, moving within nine of the 1945 modern NL record of Tommy Holmes and making Santo Cubs’ single season record holder. The streak began May 31 after an official AB was not recorded in June 1 opener, with Santo having a hit in three at bats.
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Bronco League at Recreation Center Summary
In a Pepsi-Cola league game at the Recreation Center, players including Neal Cassada Pritchett Moore Call and McDaniel J W BGaniel Thompson-Arthur Walker Hardson Shelton Conner White and Dillion were noted with various points. Team names and exact scores are unclear from the fragment.
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Successor Faces Six Rivals in Tremont at Aqueduct
In the Tremont at Aqueduct, Successor, rated among top 2-year-olds from Eddie Neloy's stable, tackles six other Juveniles including Bold Hour and Bold Lad's full brother. Native Prince carries 122 pounds, with Royal Malabar and Fort Drum as top challengers. seven starters total worth 37,100 dollars. If Successor wins, Neloy posts a 25th stakes win of the season.
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Oilers Open Practice Leading to Aug. 2 Preseason Game
Houston Oilers set open practice for next Tuesday to prep for the first preseason game August 2 in Houston against Oakland. Head Coach Wally Lemm arrives Friday with rookies and veterans joining over the weekend. Expected to arrive are quarterbacks George Blanda Don Trull and Jackie Tee.
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Peruvian star Venitez sold by Roma to Venezia
Milan Italy Victor Venitez a Peruvian soccer star was sold by Roma of Rome to Venezia of Venice on Tuesday night for a reported 122000 dollars.
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Dan Colchico sidelined for 1966 season by Achilles injury
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Dan Colchico, age 29 and a six year veteran, will miss the 1966 season after rupturing his left Achilles tendon in the 1965 opener against the Chicago Bears on Sept 19. He will serve as a public relations assistant while rehabilitating under team physician Dr. Lloyd Milburn, who cited a lengthy recovery before a football future can be decided.
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Miladelphia Bulldogs sign Privott Satchel and Murono
Philadelphia based Miladelphia Bulldogs of the Continental Football League announced the signing of James Privott and Robert Satchel from Maryland State College and Seiki Murono from Franklin & Marshall. Privott is an offensive guard and Satchel an offensive end. Murono was captain in football and baseball at F and M.
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Wrenn Motors at West End Field Report
A fragment notes Wrenn Motors at West End Field with references to Joyce Henderson Saunders Horn Q Myers and the Quik E Shop. No clear event or outcome is specified in readable text.
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First Round Upsets Sour Tourney For Riessen Roche Pasarell
In Indianapolis at the Western Tennis Tournament first round upsets sidelined U.S. Davis Cupers Marty Riessen and Charles Pasarell along with top seed Tony Roche from Australia. Dick Dell defeated Riessen 6 4 7 5, while Dennis Schloss toppled Roche 6-4 5-7 8-6 after a tense comeback.
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AFL Owners Do Mostly Listening At Meeting
DETROIT AP AFL owners met for the first time since the merger announcement with the NFL and spent the session listening to the agenda and beginning merger talks. Lamar Hunt reported on merger makeup and will continue Wednesday. Al Davis noted limited discussion and that finalization takes more than one or two meetings. The group debated All-Star Game format with a three-game sequence involving league champion, NFL title game, and All-Star contest. Jack Kemp will join Wednesday to address players’ questions. Davis planned to decide within 10 days to two weeks on whether to stay in his post under the merger. Pete Rozelle remains NFL commissioner as chief figure in the agreement.
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Germania VI Apparent Leader In Yacht Race
Germania VI, a 73 foot German yawl owned by Alfred Krupp, leads the Bermuda to Denmark race as of recent Coast Guard calculations. About 1,000 miles northeast of Bermuda and 60 miles east of Halifax, the 3,500 mile event began last Wednesday with Audacious close behind. The fleet trails up to 1,390 miles back, including scratch boat Ticonderoga from New York with large allowances to smaller rivals.
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Ferrari Pulls Out Of Racing Amid Strikes
MODENA Italy AP Ferrari announces withdrawal from next major international races blaming metal workers strikes for lack of preparation. No entry planned for July 16 Grand Prix of Britain, and possible absence from Aug 7 Grand Prix of Germany after Le Mans defeat cited as evidence of disrupted testing and schedule.
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Eight Women Golfers Named To Play British
Eight veteran Curtis Cup players were named to the U S team for the 14th Cup match against Great Britain at Hot Springs Virginia on July 29 and 30. The lineup includes Jean Ashley Barbara Fay White Bodie Carol Sorenson Flenniken Barbara McIntire Phyllis Preuss Nancy Roth Syms Anne Quast Wells and Helen Sigel Wilson with Mrs Mark Porter named non playing captain. Alternates are Roberta Albers Connie Day and Polly Rilley.
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Brazilian rider wins first Aachen Grand Prix jump-off
Nelson Pessoa of Brazil led the first qualification jumpoff for the International Grand Prix at Aachen riding Huipil, finishing the Nine-jump course in 44.9 seconds. Peter Schmitz of West Germany and Frank Chapot of Wallpack, New Jersey, followed with faultless rounds in 55.1 and 63.5 seconds respectively.
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Phils Turn Back Mets By 3-1 Count
Philadelphia pitcher Larry Jackson drove in two runs with a double and later scored, lifting the Phillies past the Mets 3-1. Jackson improved to 15-0 lifetime against New York, while rookie Bill Hepler took the loss after seven walks in his first big league start. The Mets’ lone run came in the third on Hiller and Luplow singles and Kranepool sacrifice fly.
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Roddy Ingold Medal Winner At Golf Tourney
Durham AP Roddy Ingold co captain of Durham High School golf team fired a one under 70 to win medalist honors in the 20th Durham Herald Sun Papers Golf Tournament. He posted a 142 36 hole total and beat Dan Hill III and John Wylie by one stroke.
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Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes and Local Leagues
Riverside bowling results list teams and scores across multiple standings including Summertime Girls Ben's Place 4-Childress 194 Unknowns 6-Cabanis 178 and Moontlighters Nighthawks 3-Condon 179 with detailed marks for each match. It also records minor league results from Piedmont No 1 Field including Rotary Sertoma Pythians Belk-Loget and others with totals and participant names where readable.
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North Carolina Amateur Golf Championship Opens at Salisbury
The sixth annual CGA North Carolina Amateur Championship begins at Salisbury Country Club. The 72-hole event over four days features a field of about 160 with practice rounds underway. Host pro Deege Rangeley notes finesse over power, predicting a 280 may win. past winner Dave Smith seeks back-to-back titles while Harry Welch touts players who navigate the course skillfully.
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Barbara McIntire Tops Broadmoor Qualifiers
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Defending champion Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs shot a 2 under par 71 to top 32 qualifiers in the 24th annual Broadmoor Women s Golf. She faces Jane Blalock Portsmouth NH in the first round Wednesday as Jean Ashley Chanute Kan and Nancey Hager Dallas Tex also advance. Eighteen hole match play runs through Sunday leading to the 36 hole championship.
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Sacrifice Fly By Killebrew Plates Tie-Breaker
Ted Uhlaender doubled home the tying run and Harmon Killebrew's sacrifice fly brought in the go ahead run as Minnesota beat Cleveland 4-3. Uhlaender drove in Jimmie Hall in the seventh. Oliva added his 16th RBI. Colavito and Hinton homered for Cleveland, Versalles and Merritt contributed key plays for Minnesota.
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Dodgers Buy Barbieri From Indians in Spokane Trade
Los Angeles Dodgers announce the acquisition of outfielder Jim Barbieri from the Spokane Indians of the Pacific Coast League. Barbieri, batting .357 with 11 homers, 14 triples and 12 doubles, will get his first major league chance after four years in Triple A.
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Babe Ruth League Tie Game At Market Garden Field
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