Young Steve Carlton Shuts Down Twins In Hall Of Fame Tilt
Young Steve Carlton, 21, pitched the Cardinals to a 7-5 win over Minnesota in the Hall of Fame exhibition. Carlton fanned 10 in a route from Tulsa while Orlando Cepeda hit two homers and Charlie Smith added one. The victory tightens the all star series lead to 12-11-1 in favor of the American League.
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Casey Stengel to celebrate 76th birthday at Mets Oldtimer’s Day
NEW YORK AP Casey Stengel fresh from Hall of Fame entry returns to Shea Stadium for the Mets Oldtimer’s Day. He will celebrate his 76th birthday and reenact the 1950 All Star Game managing the American League with stars like Musial Berra Spahn Robinson Campanella Reynolds Newcombe Doby Sauer Konstanty Slaughter Henrich in attendance.
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Jackie Robinson
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Allie Reynolds
Don Newcombe
Larry Doby
Hank Sauer
Jim Konstanty
Enos Slaughter
Tommy Henrich
Worcester
George Weiss
Williams
Joe Cronin
American League
Pro Am Meet crowns Columbus Invitational Champion
Bob Goalby, 35, from Belleville Illinois, shot four under par to win the Columbus Invitational Pro-Am Championship at Scioto Country Club on Monday.
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Ohio
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Ill
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Jacobs Saddles 3500th Winner At Aqueduct In Roundup
Racing Roundup reports Hirsch Jacobs of Forest Hills New York becomes the sport’s winningest trainer with his 3500th victory as Well Played wins the eighth race at Aqueduct. Cardone rides. Mac's Sparkler runner-up, Petticoat third, with purses and payouts noted along with other major races at Delaware Park Arlington Park and Monmouth Park.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Ernie Cardone
Reveillon
Pompano Park
Florida
Willie Shoemaker
Blue Waters
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Cardone
Honor Bright
Sparkler
Petticoat
Redskins Place Seven Players On Waiver List
The Washington Redskins cut to 70 by placing seven players on waivers. Halfback Tom Michel scheduled for knee surgery and defensive halfback Hal Seymour designated as injured will remain with the club. Seymour broke a wrist in Saturday’s rookie scrimmage and will wear a cast while the pair are expected back in about ten weeks. Regular waivers include linebackers Al Waltersheild and Dick Fuere, tackle Mike Bundra, flanker Dick Griesheim, and defensive halfback Dave Bowden.
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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New York
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Fort Valley State
Georgia
Colts Sign Four Veteran Players In Westminster
The Baltimore Colts announced on Monday the signings of four veteran players in Westminster Maryland. Guard Jim Parker defensive tackle Fred Miller center Dick Szymanski and halfback Tom Matte were all brought in to bolster the roster.
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Williams and Stengel Enter Baseball Hall of Fame
Ted Williams and Casey Stengel were inducted as the Hall of Fame's newest members at Cooper Park in Cooperstown. Williams thanked writers who voted for him and urged recognition for Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson, while Stengel shared stories and thanked his colleagues, with Hal Lebovitz hosting and Paul Kerr noting a rule change for a January 1967 writers election.
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Josh Gibson
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Mets
Hal Lebovitz
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baseball Writers Association
Paul Kerr
Hall of Fame and Museum Association
Bob Fishel
New York Yankees
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Cepeda Tops Cards Hitting as NL pace heats up
Orlando Cepeda leads St. Louis in average and homers moving into NL batting title contention. He hit .452 last week with 14 hits in 31 tries, rising from sixth to fourth among NL hitters and trailing Willie Stargell by six points.
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Associated Press
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Geiberger Rises to Eighth in 1966 Money List
Palm Beach Gardens Florida Al Geiberger climbs to eighth among golf's top money winners for 1966 after winning $25 000 and bringing his official earnings to $58 566. Leader Doug Sanders tops the chart with $91 310 in totals and $70 950 official.
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Plane crash that killed Tony Lema and others investigated
FAA inspectors probed the Lansing Sportsman Golf Course crash that killed golfer Tony Lema, his wife Betty, pilot Doris Mullen, co-pilot Dr. George Bard, and Betty Lema’s husband, Dr. Wylie Mullen. Lema, known as Champagne Tony, had just played in Akron and planned to enter Lincolnshire Open.
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Eighth International Billfish Tournament Ends in Kona
About 300 anglers from California Florida Texas Australia New Zealand Mexico Peru Kenya and Hawaii completed the eighth annual International Billfish Tournament off the Kona Coast James Kimberley of West Palm Beach Florida won with a 809 pound blue marlin setting a tournament record He also lost a 500 pounder on the last day The five day event awards points by pound and line class with daily and overall bonuses Women compete on the same basis as men and teams fish four of five days
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Koufax Aims for No 18 Win Despite Arthritis Pain
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax battles a chronic elbow arthritis while seeking his 18th win of the season against the Philadelphia Phillies. Doctors report intensified pain managed by meds and a first elbow injection, with Koufax determined to take the mound tonight pending his condition.
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Steelers cut Pitt quarterback Ken Lucas
The Pittsburgh Steelers released former University of Pittsburgh signal caller Ken Lucas, the 18th draft pick, who set Panthers career passing records. Coach Bill Austin praised his ability but noted Lucas at 5 foot 10 inches was considered too small for the NFL.
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Old Sore Reopened In Pro Golf Feud Over Autonomy
In Akron, AP reports a renewed battle between touring pros and club pros for autonomy. The tour seeks a 35th section to run its own affairs, names, and events while the PGA resists ceding control. Key figures include Max Elbin, Jack Burke Jr., Gardner Dickinson, Dan Sikes, and Tommy Jacobs. TV money fuels tensions as the PGA separately sells a $200,000 contract for next year and 1968 events.
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Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
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PGA
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Washington
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Fla
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Champions Club
Houston
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Players’ Committee
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Marty Carmichael
New York
Frazier Stop Billy Daniels For Sixth Round Knockout
Philadelphia heavyweight Joan Frazier scored a technical knockout over Brooklyn’s Billy Daniels in six rounds. Referee Zach Clayton halted the bout as Daniels absorbed a severe beating, marking Frazier’s 11th pro win.
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