Gonzalez Delivers Walk Off Run For Phillies In 15th
In Philadelphia Tony Gonzalez lined a deciding run producing single in the 15th after Bill White opened with a base hit. The Phillies won 6 to 5 over the Giants as San Francisco tied it with a ninth inning rally. Giants led 2-0 in sixth before Philadelphia errors sparked the comeback. Energy shifted with McCovey and Davenport surrounding the late drama.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Bill White
Joe Gibbon
Gonzalez
White
Phillies
Phil Linz
Jim Davenport
Cookie Rojas
Bob Uecker
Willie McCovey
Tom Hailer
Jim Hart
Uecker
Bf Bribl
Halter
Jalou
Tavier
Fuentes
Sadecki
Mdaniel
Henry
Buhl
yOot Linty
Clemens
Gibbon
Knowles
Brandt
Fox
Francisco
Roles
Kite
Yerker
Hart
Mays
Lanier
MacCovey
Hr—Davenport
Tah White
S—Fuentes
Kuenn
Brand. Fox
Dalrymple, SF
McDaniel
Hubert Green Wins Southern Amateur Title
Hubert Green of Birmingham rallied from a five stroke deficit to win the Southern Amateur in Birmingham with a final round 71. He finished 72 holes at 283 one under par, one stroke ahead of Downing Gray of Pensacola who tied for second at 284 after a 73. Bill Harvey and Mike Mitchell tied for third at 286. Mitchell shot a 70 final round. Defending champion Billy Joe Patton faded in the final rounds.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hubert Green
Florida State
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Gray
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
M.C
Mike Mitchell
Texarkana
Tex
Mitchell
University of Houston
Lester Kelly
Atlanta
Billy Joe ‘Patton
Chisox Rally To Defeat Indians 7-2
Chicago White Sox erased a 2-3 deficit with a five run sixth inning highlighted by Smoky Burgess and Bill Skowron doubles. Burgess drove in two and Skowron added another, sealing a 7-2 victory over Cleveland to complete the series sweep and hand the Indians their 11th loss in 12 games.
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Chicago
Smoky Burgess
Bill Skowron
Chingo White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Indians
Jerry Adair
Tom
Jack Kralick
Skowron
Cleveland
Fred Whitefield
Sax
McCraw
Leon Wagner
Hinton Cf
Causey
Salman Ss
Skowran Pho Yidd Wagner
Colavilo
Buford Ibadia Whitfield
Agee Ct
iStnfed
Ramone c
Foto Crandall
Agair
Kralick
Curry
Hargas
Horten
Arcue
Burgess
Weis
Dee
Shicaga
Creveland
Acee
Buford
Salmon
Hoelen
Bronco All Stars Journey To Martinsville for Sectional
The Bronco All-Stars from Schonlfield Recreation Center head to Martinsville on Monday to play in the Bronco Sectional Tournament. Danville faces Greensville County in their opener, with the winner meeting Martinsville Tuesday night. The Colt All-Stars depart Thursday for Tennessee to contest the Colt District Tournament in Elizabethan, Bristol, or Knoxville, depending on early round results. Leonard Isom leads the Danville squad with George Hignjas as coach and Al Rachey as business manager.
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Bronco
Schonlfield Recreation Center
Martinsville
Danville
Greensville
Tommy Scolpini
Tommy Hundley
Battery
Harold Scolpini
Charlie Clifton
Norfolk
Ner Unere
Lenambivoship
Newburgh
M.Y
Colt All-Stars
Thurscey
Tennessee
Elizabethan
Bristol
Knoxville
Tenn
Wid
Leonard Isom
George Hign Jas
al Rachey
Isom
Icky ‘Harris
Pony League
Hogrush Field
I Elizabethan
Venn
Bob Martin
James Stalings
Clarke Electric Clinches Bronco Loop Title With 20-0 Mark
Clarke Electric defeated Doug Roberts 14-2 Friday night to finish the Bronco Loop season undefeated at 20-0 and claim the league championship. Teammates Scapini Hundley Reynolds delivered strong hitting, while pitcher staff guided the 20 straight wins and playoff-free clinch. Thompson Ready-Mix also eyes a Pony League title as schedule winds down with key games against Grapette and others shaping the race.
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Clarke Electric
Doug Roberts
Bronco
Tommy Scapini
Tommy Llundley
Perry Reynolds
Champs
Scalpini
Hundley
Danny Ray
Bruce Custer
Mike Tickle
Bobby Jackson
Chuck’ Clifton
Wayne Adkins
Ricky Boggs
Charles Shelton
Thompson
Grapette
John Daniel
Clark Electric
W Watson
Doug Robertson
Watson
Arthur
O. Robertson
Pensicola
Danville Amusement
Grapet
Clarke Elec
Pepsi-Cola
Robertson
Thomp
Ari
Sjohn Daniel
Robertson Mitto Vic
Thes-Arthur
Vic
Thessthar -Sclarke
Elec
Tories
Cois
Ir Ie
Scholfield &Son
Havel Riverdar
Amuse
Paving Boys Open
Dress Continues Lead In Mill Softball League
Dress pushes pace with two wins in Mill League. 4 Dress beat 3 Bleachery 7-2 and 4 Dress topped Data Processing for their second win. Data Processing split week with an 11-1 win over 3 Bleachery. Stokesland Meth won first-half title in Men’s Church BY League. All-Star game set for Tuesday night at 8:15. Rich results and schedule details follow the week’s games and standings.
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Dress
Thhey
Data Processing
Dyay House
Marco Dye
AM League
State Line
North Main Bapt
Stokesland Meth
Bur Jton Memo
Calvary Bapt
Emmanuel Brethren
Ferry Rd
Friends
Ringgold
Brethren
Stokesland
Calvary “Ro
MIT Men’s Church
Stokes, Memn
Nancy Green Captures Women’s Special Slalom at Ski Meet
Nancy Green of Canada won the women’s special slalom with a combined time of 1 minute 8.23 seconds at Farellones Chile. US team members swept the next four places on a sunny windless day as preparation for the world championships in Portillo begins.
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Farellones
Chile
Nancy Green
United States
Andes
Portillo
Miss Green
Penny McCoy
Mammouth Lakes
Calif
Jean Saubert
Ogden
Utah
Wendy Allen
San Pedro
Cathy Allen
Susan Chaffee
Rutland
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.il
Wahim
Robert Hudson Voted Hagan Award For 66
Chicago AP Robert A Hudson the Oregon merchant who underwrote British team expenses for the 1947 Ryder Culp resumption was named 1966 Walter Hagan Award winner for distinguished contribution to Anglo American golf relations. He will be 79 later this month and is the sixth recipient of the award begun in 1961 by Dr S Leonard Simpson. Hudson previously hosted the British pros in Portland in 1945.
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Chicago
Robert A. Hudson
Oregon
Walter Hagan
Hagan
Husan
S. Leonard Simpson
Joe Carr
Ireland
Fred J. Corcoran
Joseph C. Dey Jr
USGA
Dai ‘Rees
Chick Evans
Broadmoor
Colo
PGA
Hudson
Portland
Brabham Wins British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch
Jack Brabham, the Australian driver, won the Royal Automobile Club British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch. He built the car and led most of the 212 mile race, finishing in 1 hour 13 minutes 13.4 seconds to gain 21 points in the world championship. Dennis Hulme finished second in a Brabham, with Graham Hill third and Jim Clark fourth. Dan Gurney retired with a piston problem and Bob Bondurant failed to start.
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Brands Hatch
England
Jack Brabham
Royal Automobile Club
Brabham
Dennis Hulme
New Zealand
Britain
Graham Hill
Scotland
Jim Clark
Lotus
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Eagle
Bob Bordurant
Bands Hatch
Rain Delays Houston Atlanta Game In Atlanta
Rain washed out the Houston at Atlanta game after 544 innings tied 1-1. Eddie Mathews hit a seventh inning homer for Atlanta and John Bateman followed with his 12th, but the game will be replayed from the start with those homers counting in the records.
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Atlanta
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Tousson
John Bateman
Mathews
Bateman
Houston
Wynn
Stackson
Staub
AeroAé
Harrison
Torrec
Maye If
Miones Cf
Menke
Farrell
Kjohnson
Foo
Housten i
Lab Allania
Jagones
Yearcrell
K. Johnson
John Foster Leads Colts to 10-0 Victory
Lefthander John Foster hurled the Colts to a 10-0 Connie Mack League win over Fresco. He allowed only one hit, a seventh inning single by Cox, while striking out 12 and issuing no walks. Mike Jefferson, Dewey Hancock, Lee Connor and Tony Peters each had two or more hits for the Colts. Scores by innings show a 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 spread.
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John Foster
Colts
Connie Mack
Fresco
Cox
Foster
Ticickets
Mike Jefferson
City-Wide Tennis Tourney Entry Deadline Extended
The Parks and Recreation Department extended registration deadlines for the 1966 City-Wide Tennis Tournament to July 29 for Adults and Seniors and August 3 for Juniors and Midgets. Entry forms are available at Booth-White Sport Shop and the Parks Department office on Green Street. Matches run July 23–31 for Adults and Seniors and August 9–18 for Juniors and Midgets, with navies and open divisions. Participants 16 and older with tennis team experience must play open division. others may choose. No entry fee. each player must provide a new can of balls per match.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Booth-White Sport Shop
Brooks Dunn
Green Street
Green St
Hendrick Wins Seventh Straight at South Boston
Ray Hendrick of Richmond claimed his seventh straight victory in the 73-lap modified and sportsman stock car feature at South Boston Speedway, leading from lap 36 and finishing just ahead of Lennie Pond and Ted Hairfield. Jimmy Griffin won the 20-lap late model hobby feature in a 1957 Chevrolet, lapping all but one car.
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South Boston
Ray Hendrick
Richmond
South Boston Speedway
Hendrick
Lennie Pond
Bitrick
Ted Hairfield
Jimmy Griffin
Leaksville
N.C
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Miami Dolphins
American Football League
George Wilson
John Stein
University of Buffalo
Phil Ratner
Cornell
A. C. Lex
Sul Ross State
Phil Burroughs
Kevin Hurt
University of Tampa
Associated Press
Player Club
Pet
Stargely
Red Morgan Hial
Allen Ent
HS Santo Chi
Helms Cin
Roseboro
Torre
Atlante
Aaron
Pittsburgh
Alten
Philadel
Stargell
Phia
Uns
Agron
Clemente
Pittspurgh
Snyder
Ofva Aikee
iKaline Det
F.robinson
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Powell
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Nas
B.robinson
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Howard
Robinson
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Kaline
Detroit
Pepitone
New York
Scott
Boston
Mantle
Ib. Robinson
Californias
Chisox
Jacob Silverman
Mair
T.A
Thompson-Arthur
Doug Robertson Inc
Wrenn Motors
Mets
Mill
Church Loop
Londay
Riverside
Dye House
West End
Los—North Main
Al-Stars
Brethen
Ferry
Wes End
Miami
Savary Boot
Bo Mesley
Florida
Jai-Alai Frontans
Tampa Fron
Attetendance
Greyhound
Worcester
Mass
Richard R. Lewis
Connecticut
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Conn
Itoly Cross
Florida Wracks
Robert Hudson
Hagan Award
Astros
Fansarelt
Ton Harmon
America
Eeeskt Clava
Fasra
S. Pax No
Zys
Mointain
Booth-White Sport Show
Charles Babulo
Rough Building
Charlotte
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