Rich Allen Leads Attack with Homer Double and Single
Rich Allen homered doubled and singled driving in two as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 6-2. Rick Wise pitched a complete game in his second start since joining the Phillies, allowing eight hits with eight strikeouts. Tony Taylor also homered for Philadelphia while Cookie Rojas extended his hitting streak to nine games and Willie Mars and Willie McCovey provided a Giants duo of early runs.
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Philadelphia
Rick Wise
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Wise
Giants
San Diego
Allen
Tony Taylor
Phils
Cookie Rojas
Willie Mars
Willie McCovey
Taylor
Len Gabrielson
Mays
McCovey
Rojas
John Callison
Shofner Joins TCU Football Staff On Permanent Basis
Fort Worth Texas Jimmy Shofner a regular defensive halfback for the Cleveland Browns for six seasons has joined the Texas Christian football coaching staff on a permanent basis. Shofner assisted the Frogs on a part time basis last season.
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Fort Worth, Texam
Jimmy Shofner
Cleveand Browns
Texas Christian
Shofner
The
Frogs
Carty Wins Catching Job With Braves After St Louis Series
Rico Carty earns regular catcher role with Atlanta Braves after standout performance against St Louis. Manager Bobby Bragan credits his catching for three win sweep, noting Carty’s strong arm and solid hitting. Torre moved to first, Gene Oliver benched as Carty adapts to new position.
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Atlanta
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Carty
St. Louis
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Torre
Oliver
Dominican Republic
Howard's Three Run Homer Paces Senators to 5-3 Win
Washington bats break scoring drought as Frank Howard hits a three run homer in the third off John Miller to lift the Senators over the Orioles 5-3 behind Phil Ortega five win in seven decisions. Frank Robinson drives in all Baltimore runs with two homers and an infield sac fly.
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Washington
Frank Howard
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Phil Ortega
Howard
John Miller
Ortega
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Itis
Luis Aparicio
Russ Snyder
Bob Laverine
Ed Brinkman
Jim King
Snyder
Dick Nen
Cleveland Indians
Anaricio
Valentine
Saverine
Frobinsn
King
Brobinsn
Powell
Kirkland If
Blefary UF
New
Djohnson
McMulin
Etchebra
Casanova
Jmiller
Brinkmass
Drabosky
Aparicio
F.howard
Fr.Robinson
Drabowsky i
National League Tuesday Games Across Stadiums
Multiple NL matchups listed with pitchers and records for doubleheaders night games. Teams include Atlanta at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Chicago, San Francisco at Houston, Chicago at California, Kansas City at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Washington at Baltimore with varying pitcher stats.
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Atlanta
Lemaster
New York
Gardner
Cincinnati
Pappas
Philadelphia
Bunning
St. Louis
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Chicago
Ellsworth
San Francisco
Sadecki
Houston
Giusti
Kansas City
Terry
Minnesota
Katt
Boston
Sadowski
Detroit
Aguirre
Peterson
Cleveland
O'Donoghue
Washington
McCormick
Baltimore
Bertaina
Waittsburgh
Louisa
Allanta Ho Totes
California
ABC to Televise 1966 College Grid Season
ABC and the NCAA announce 1966 college football TV plan starting Sept 10 with Syracuse at Baylor and ending Dec 3 with Auburn at Alabama. Thirty-two games total, eight national and 24 regional, including a Nov 19 doubleheader with Notre Dame Michigan State and UCLA USC.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
NEW York
ABC Television
National Broadcasting Co
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Syracuse
Baylor
Auburn
Alabama
Birmingham
ABC
Tennessee
Georgia ‘Tech
Notre Dame
Michigan State
UCLA
California
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Kentucky
Stanford
Arkansas
Nebraska
Missouri
LSU
Southern California
Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Texas
Purdue
Tennesse
Georgia Tech
West Coast
Wisconsin
Duke
Clemson
Colorado State
Utah State
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas Arm
Dartmouth
Harvard
Brinam Young
Ohio State
Minnesota
Boston College
Air Force
Penn State
Princeton
Yate
East
Northwestern
Michigan
Mississippi State
Washington
Oregon State
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Navy Army
Philadelphia
Larson predicts NFL AFL merger plan with 24 teams
Milwaukee Sentinel sports editor Lloyd Larson writes of a possible complete merger between the NFL and AFL. He outlines a 24 team structure in two leagues of 12, with two six team divisions, a three playoff system, and a five person governing commission. A championship game would occur after next season with realignment planned for 1967.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Larson
NFL
AFL
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Oliva Threatens Third Straight AL Batting Title
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins leads the American League batting race with a .395 mark after a 12-for-32 stretch. Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Norm Siebern, and Rick Reichardt follow, as NL leader Willie Stargell and Hank Aaron pace homers and RBIs in a wide race across both leagues.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Rogers Hornsby
Stan Musial
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Norm Siebern
California
Rick Reichardt
Angel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mota
Matty Atou
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Flood
Willie Stargell
The
Pirates
Stargell
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes
Caswell County couples win 3-1 as Poteat posts 174 for Four Aces 1 B. Foster 187 in Poka Dots and Blues IL. Foster 2 5. Ladies Dixie League sees Cue Tees 3 Smart 199. RS Building Supply 1 Dix 176 Loafers 3 Simpson 145. Somewhats 1 Horton 1846 Ky. Fried Chicken 3 Schwarz 172 Cook A Tops 1 Agee 140. Somewhats Scruigs Dunn 157 Texaco 0 Walton 155. Rocket League Holiday Texaco 3 Pearson 203. GW Teachers 1 Griffin 199. Ters Cuin 2 Goodson 262. RS Shops 2 Call 194. Big Five 3 Walton 214. Sunbeam Kirby 187. Old Dominion Corvairs 3 0 Robertson 139 Mustangs T Adams 130. T Birds 3 J Robertson 145. Impalas 1 Haynes 140.
Big Broad Jumper Repeats Powerboat Marathon Victory
Big Broad Jumper, a 32-foot aluminum speedboat, won West Palm Beach to Grand Bahama and back, completing the two day race in five hours 10 minutes 52 seconds amid 20 knot winds and 6 to 8 foot seas. New Yorker Bill Wishnick and Allen Brown drove the boat under new ownership and engines. Second place went to John Bakes in the 28-foot Thunderbird Stern Driver with Mercruiser engines. Thirty three boats competed for $12,000 in prize money. all 15 completed the return leg. Hospital reports included Florence Boggs, Dick Riddle, and Gene Berg with injuries and ailments.
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West Palm Beach
Gateway
Grand Bahamas
Bill Wishnick
Allen Brown
Miami
Fla
Wishnick
Gulf Stream
John Bakes
St. Cloudy
Big Broad Jummper
Serene
Lucaysan Villas
Freeport
Grand Bahama
Don Aronow
Coral Gables
Aronow
Carl Moesly
Florence Boggs
Arroll Boggs
St. Petersburg
Dick Riddle
Philadelphia
Gene Berg
Babe Ruth League Downs Coca-Cola At G W Field
A local Babe Ruth League game at G W Field featured Norman and Farthing facing Mobley and Warner in a 7 to 0 Coca Cola lineup matchup.
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G. W. Field
Coca-Cola
Norman
Mobley and
Warner
Fragmentary Market Garden Field Report Summary
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple names and numbers without clear events. Readable items include Wells, Snead, Richardson, Varda, Scott, Civitan, Murphy, Davis, Cochrane, Anderson. No coherent action or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
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Market Garden Field
Sealiest
Wells
Snead
Richardson
Vardavas
Scott
Bronco League at Recreation Center Scores Report
In a fragmented 6 19 7 lineup from Clarke Electric and Major League teams, players Clarke Electric, JAcGuire, Clifton, Pearson, Ashworth, Daniel, Walker, Wesley Shelton, Scalpinis, and Tickle are listed with various scores and game entries including 600 000-0 and 2300- $53. The item records a brief box score style summary from a minor league game at the recreation center.
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Clarke Electric
Thompson Arthur
Thomas
F. Jacguire
Clifton
Pearson
Ashworth
Jd. OW
Daniel Oo
Ay Clarke Electric
Walker
Wesley Shelton
Independent Insurance Agents Provide Personal Service Seal
This advertisement touts independent agents who choose from multiple insurers to serve clients first in need. It emphasizes personal, continuing attention and calls readers to select an agent displaying the seal as a mark of loyalty to clients, promising service beyond the call of duty.
Insurance agencies and firms listed at various addresses
A list of insurance agencies and related firms appears with names such as Donald W. Davis Agency, East Insurance Agency, Gravely Bros., Henderson, Harvey & Pollock, Hill Insurance, Vaughan & Company, Ramey & Company, Rob Willeford Insurance Agency, and the Midtowner Motor Hotel-Main Se, along with street addresses including Arcade Building Main Street and 515 North Main Street. The text presents a directory-like compilation of business entities and locations without narrative context.
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Rob Willeford
INS
Midtowner Motor Hotel
Main Se
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Cal S. Windley Texaco, Inc
P.O. Box
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Walton
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Murphy
Davis
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A Alderson
Bronco League
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White Sport Shop
Virginia Service
Worsham St
Pennzoil
Quaker State
Council
T. Chester
Danville Association OF Insurance Agents
COX & Goodridge Inc
Market Street
JM. J. Crawley Agency
Main Street
Donald W. Davis Agency Arcade
HARRY T. EAST 'T/A
East Insurance Agency
Gravely Bros
Henderson, Harvey & Pollock ‘Hotel
Poind Building
ALA
Hill Insurance Masonic Temple
D. Ley Inc
Patton, Temple & Williamson
Peers-Wiseman CO
Peoples Insurance Agency OF
Danville, Inc
Virginia National Bank Building
Riverside Ins. Agency, Inc
Riverside Drive
Shields Bros
Union Street
WM. T. Thompson Co
Masonic Temple
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