Richardson Pepitone Hit Circuit Wallops In Fifth
Yankees beat Indians 7-2 as Bobby Richardson and Joe Pepitone homered in the fifth inning to break a 2-2 tie. Fritz Peterson pitched all nine for New York, allowing five hits and striking out nine. An infield single by Roger Maris sandwiched between the two homers. The win snap a six-game skid against Cleveland this season.
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Sugarloaf to host 1967 intercollegiate ski championships
Kingfield Maine officials announced the NCAA coaches committee confirmed Sugarloaf Mountain as the site for the 1967 intercollegiate ski championships from March 1 to 3. The decision aligns with the mountain’s plans to host top college skiers for three days of competition.
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Torre's Three-Run Shot Caps Braves Rally for 11-6 Win
Joe Torre belted a three-run homer as Atlanta roared back from a 5-0 deficit to beat the New York Mets 11-6. Rico Carly and Felix Millan sparked the rally with early hits, followed by a sequence including Mike de la Haza, Woody Woodward, and Hank Aaron. Jerry Grote and Al Luplow had Mets RBI, with Cleon Jones scoring on a double steal as New York led 5-0 after three innings.
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Cleon Jones
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Mariners catcher progresses after brain surgery
Merritt Ranew was reported doing well Tuesday after brain surgery to remove a blood clot following a May 11 brawl in Vancouver. Surgeon Dr. William Hutchinson cautioned it is too soon to judge the operation’s outcome, with recovery likely two to three days for complete assessment.
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Pirates whip Cardinals 9 1 for sixth straight win
Roberto Clemente triggers an eight run eighth inning rally with a three run homer as the Pittsburgh Pirates crush the St. Louis Cardinals 9-1 for their sixth straight victory. Clemente, Stargell, Lynch powers in the key hits. Don Cardwell shines on the mound.
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Pearson And Petty Head Field In Sunday's Race
WEAVERVILLE N C David Pearson seven time winner on the NASCAR Grand National circuit and Richard Petty head the early entry list for Sundays inaugural Fireball 300 at Asheville Weaverville Speedway. Petty seeks a qualifying speed record and a second straight win following last summers Western North Carolina 500. About 30 entries expected for the 300 lap event honoring Glenn Fireball Roberts with a 7500 purse. Other entries include Elmo Langley James Hylton John Sears Buck Baker J T Putney and Tom Pistone.
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Reggie Jackson Seeks high signing bonus with A’s
Reggie Jackson avoids naming a figure, saying the offer from the Kansas City Athletics is far from peanuts. He notes prior discussions with scout Bob Zuk and recalls being considered as a top pick if the Mets hadn’t selected him. He won’t reveal a number but vows it will be substantial. Jackson, an Arizona State PE major, plans to finish college in stages between seasons.
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Snead Misses U S Open Berth In Detroit Qualifying
Sam Snead, the 54-year-old veteran from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, failed to qualify for the U S Open in San Francisco after shooting a 151 over 36 holes at Detroit Country Club. Alex Sutton of Redwood City California topped the day with a 137 at six sectional sites.
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Errors Spark Astros Past Giants 10 9 in Rio
Sonny Jackson Dave Nicholson and John Bateman each had three hits as Houston beat San Francisco 10-9. Four Houston runs were unearned due to Giants errors, including McCovey misplays in the third. Nicholson and Bateman sparked a seventh inning surge to pull away before San Francisco scored three in the eighth.
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Jim Kaat Hurls Twins To 6-1 Win Over A’s
Jim Kaat held Kansas City to one hit in the last five as Minnesota beat the Athletics 6-1. He drove in two with a fourth inning single and helped fuel a four run frame after Ed Charles homered in the third. Bernie Allen, Zoilo Versalles, and Sandy Valdespino also contributed with timely hits as Minnesota built a 4-1 lead and added two more on a double steal and Mincher single.
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Baseball standings and Wednesday games recap
Major and National League schedules show AL games at night including Chicago at California Kansas City at Minnesota Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland and Washington at Baltimore also twi night. NL matchups list San Francisco at Houston St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia Atlanta at New York Los Angeles at Chicago with pitchers noted in parenthesis.
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Marcus Anderson Turns Pro Following Gloves Victory
Marcus Anderson, three time National Golden Gloves winner, will debut July 13 at Madison Square Garden under a pro arrangement similar to Cassius Clay. Managed by Louisville attorney Chris Duvall and W. G. Reynolds, Anderson will 25 percent of earnings into a trust until age 35 or retirement, with training by Joe Martin.
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Patriots Sign Two BC Defenders for AFL Contracts
Boston Patriots GM Mike Holovak announced the signing of two Boston College defensive specialists to 1966 AFL contracts. Cornerback Ron Gentili will vie for the safety spot left by Ross O’Hanley, drafted by Miami. End Rick Capp, 6-4, 250 pounds, also signed after originally arriving at BC as a basketball player.
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Orioles Outlast Senators 6-5 In 12-Inning Contest
Frank Robinson delivered the decisive single with the bases loaded in the 12th, capping a three-run rally that lifted the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-5 win over the Washington Senators. The rally erased a 5-3 Senators lead, as Russ Snyder walked and scored on a triple by Andy Elchebarren, with Woodie Held tying it on a pinch hit. Boog Powell was intentionally walked before Robinson’s game winner.
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Tigers Edge Red Sox 2-1 In Tight Pitching Battle
Detroit wins 2-1 behind Mickey Lolich three-hit outing. Hor ton triples and scores on Bill Freehan’s sacrifice fly for the tie breaking run. Tony Conigliaro homered in the second, but Lolich with Sherry and Podres held Boston.
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Open golf qualifiers list from Washington D C area
Dick Whetzle of Baltimore shot 145 to lead eight sectional qualifiers for the U S Open at San Francisco. Mac Main of Weldon N C finished one stroke back at 146, with Herb Hooper Frank Kirany and others at 147 148 and 149. Lew Worsham Jr was named the sixth alternate. nine players tied at 150 151 for the remaining spots.
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Four Newcomers Added To U S Wrestling Team
Four new entrants join four veterans on the United States freestyle squad at the world wrestling championships in Toledo. The newcomers Fred Powell, Werner Holzer, Len Kauffman, and Jess Lewis debut at worlds, joining Richard Sanders, Bob Douglas, Dean Larr, and Larry Kristoff as experienced performers from the U S training camp in Ann Arbor.
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Giants Sign Mor rison for 1966 Season
New York Giants announce Joe Morrison a versatile backfield player has signed for the 1966 season marking his seventh NFL season.
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Barkley Retires From Playing After Eye Injury
Detroit AP reports defenseman Doug Barkley has lost sight in his right eye and will end his playing career in 1966. Wings say he may remain with the NHL organization in a scouting, PR, or assistant role, with a remote chance of coaching. Bill Gadsby may return as a player as he contemplates retirement. Barkley was injured January 30 in a collision with Doug Mohns of the Chicago Black Hawks, suffering a detached retina after multiple operations.
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