Pappas Begins Balancing the Robinson Trade Debates
Milt Pappas and Frank Robinson anchor the big 1966 deal narrative as Pappas finds form with Cincinnati after a rocky start with Baltimore. He shuts out Chicago 19 2 in a three straight complete games run while Robinson powers Baltimore toward first place contention. Trade observers note early signs it may balance for both clubs as manager Don Heffner and Paul Richards weigh in on the evolving impact and future outcomes.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Milt Pappas
Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Orioles
Pappas
Reds
Baltimore
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Richards
Cincinnati
Don Heffner
Milt
Heffner
San Francisco
Willie McCovey
Pinson Streak Boosts Reds To Strong Start
Cincinnati, led by Vada Pinson on an eight game hitting streak, won eight of ten as he climbs to .339 to pace a batting race. The AP notes Oliva tops AL with .386, Robinson slips, and Mays leads NL RBIs with 24 as homer totals rise.
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Ben Olan
NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
Vada Pinson
Reds
Pinson
Joe Morgan
Houston
Dodgers Invited to Fall Japanese Exhibition Tour
The Los Angeles Dodgers were formally invited to play a series of exhibition games in Japan this fall by Yomiuri Giants president Toru Shoriki. O'Malley discussed details. Eckert must approve the trip. Shoriki will seek State Dept and embassy backing, with Nagoya likely host.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Japan
Toru Shoriki
Yomiuri Giants
Dodgers
Walter F. O'Malley
Shoriki
O'Malley
New York
Baseball
William D. Eckert
Nagoya
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clay Watches Cricket Match And Likes It Training For Title Bout
Cassius Clay watched a cricket match at Lord's and said the pace would suit boxing training. He observed Wes Hall bowling for the West Indies against Marylebone Cricket Club and described the fast run up as good training. The champ plans for his title defense against Henry Cooper in London on Sunday. Cooper outlined a plan to pursue Clay for 45 rounds using a left hook, the punch that knocked Clay down in 1963 before he recovered to win.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
London
Cassius Clay
Lord’s
World Cricket
Marylebone Cricket Club
Wes Hall
England
Clay
Arsenal
Cooper
Thornton predicts KO to win Torres title fight
Wayne Thornton, challenger from Fresno, predicts a knockout of light heavyweight champion Jose Torres in the 10th or 12th rounds at Shea Stadium. He says Torres has never gone beyond 10 rounds and intends to force the fight amid a training lull. Thornton and Torres passed medical exams as they prepare with six round days before the bout.
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Wayne Thornton
Torres
Sloan Bulls Reach Terms
Jerry Sloan, Evansville College star, agreed to terms to play with the Chicago Bulls for the 1986 67 season. The one year contract salary was not announced as Sloan has yet to sign. Dave Scheilhase of Purdue was introduced at a Bulls news conference but has not signed.
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Chicago
Jerry Sloan
Evansville
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Sloan
Baltimore Bullets
NBA
Bulls
Dave Scheilhase
Purdue
Dick Klein
Klein
Scheilhase
Ind
Schellhase
Johnny Kerr
Phillips Oilers
Ned Jarrett Leaves Ford to Race Independently in World 600
Ned Jarrett defies Ford by forming his own Ned Jarrett racing team and will drive an independent Ford in Sunday's World 600 at Charlotte. The 34 year old, last season's top money winner with 15 wins, says the car will have two four bar carburetors and aims for victory. Other Ford defectors include Marvin Panch and Curtis Turner as Ford boycotts stretch and practice for the 44 car field begins at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Charlotte
Ned Jarrett
Ford
Idlool
Jarrett
Dearborn
Marvin Panch
Lee Petty Plymouth
Curtis Turner
Smokey Yunick
Daytona Beach
Fla
Fred Lorenzen
Dick Hutcherson
Bobby Isaac
Cale Yarborough
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Plymouth Factory
Richard Petty
Tom Pistone
Nascar
Darlington
Allen Elected Representative for Twins
The Minnesota Twins chose second baseman Bernie Allen as their baseball player representative, replacing Bob Allison who resigned last week. They also announced the signings of Charley Chase and Tom Hall, drafted first and third respectively, to contracts in minor leagues.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Bernie Allen
Bob Allison
Twins
Charley Chase
San Mateo
Calif
St. Cloud
Tom Hall
Riverside
Sarasota
Rehabilitate Aims for Preakness After Derby Run
Derby also ran Rehabilitate, owned by Robert Lehman, is set for the 150000 added Preakness at Pimlico. The sixth Kentucky Derby finisher joins contenders Advocat or Blue Skyer and Stupendous with Amberoid and Williamstown Kid among late entries. Rehabilitate to ship from New York with In dulto as a possible entry for trainer Hirsch Jacobs’s stable.
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George Bowen
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Pimlico
Robert Lehman
Kauai
Williamston
Louisville
Lehman
New York
Edward Lasker
Withers
Jim Padgett
Hugh Grant
Reginald J. Webster
Beard Wins Greater New Orleans Open By Two Strokes
Frank Beard, 27, from Kentucky, shot 67 to win the Greater New Orleans Open by two strokes in New Orleans, earning $20,000. Gardner Dickinson placed second at 278, while Jack Nicklaus and Tony Lema tied for third at 279 after a rain-delayed final round. Beard had overcome encephalitis two years earlier and finished 276 for the four rounds at Lakewood Country Club.
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Frank Beard
New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Gardner Dickinson
Nick. Klaus
Lema
Beard
Nicklaus
Goldenpear
Lakewood Country Club
Big Jack
John ‘Moore
Pat Beard
Dickinson
Ken
Ralph Beard
Ualitis
Lemna
Goalby
Charles Coody
Jack McGowan
Jack Cupit
Tony Cema
Bob Goalby
Miller Barber
Johnny Pott
Billy Casper
Arold Kneece
Doug Sanders
Jack Burke
Charlie Sifford
Phil Saddens
Tommy Bold
Ron Gillespie
Harold Henning
Jack Montgomery
Bresselink
Rocky Thompson
Mason Rudolph
Chuck Courtney
Dvan Rodriguez
John Cook
Randy Petri
Dick Crawford
Roger Ginsberg
Cabl LeGrange
Dan Sikes
Lionel Hebert
S. SF
Lou Graham
Kel Nante
Tammy Aaron
Steve Spray
Griffiths
Bob Verney
Ken Stil
Mike Souchak
Wayne Yates
Freddie Haas
George Bayer
Julius Boros
Claude King
Randy Glover
al Geibberger
Carter Stays Unbeaten In ABC Masters
Don Carter of St. Louis remained the sole unbeaten former champion after the second finals round of the ABC Masters in Rochester. He defeated Verne Downing 893 to 748 as top-seeded match play continued. several Masters champions fell into the losers bracket including Harry Smith Ray Bluth Tom Hennessey and defending champ Billy Welu. The event awards 4000 to the winner and ends Wednesday night with a final.
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Rochester
N.Y
Don Carter
St. Louis
Verne Downing
Rodeo
Calif
Harry Smith
Redwood City
Ray Bluth
Tom Hennessey
Billy Welu
Welu
Tommy Tuttle
King
N.C
Jerry Stewart
Wilmington
Del
Hennessey
Glenn Allison
Brea
Smith
Dicke Hoover
Akron
Ohio
Jim Ewald
Louisville
Bi Golembiewski
Detroit
Wayne Pinkalla
Milwaukee
Wayne Zahn
Zaba
Don John Son
Kokomo
Ind
ABC
Bowling Results At Riverside League Standings and Scores
Bowling results from Riverside show multiple leagues with individual and team scores. Notable marks include Cassidy 192, Layton 192, Carter 198, and various team tallies such as Dominion League with Corvairs 3 and Impalas 4. Additional items include Babe Ruth League and Civitan notices with mixed entries and partial names.
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Robinson Deal
Chicago Cubs
Paul Richards
Jim Hart
Charlie Smith
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Alou
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Brooks Robinson
George Scott
Boston
Scott
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Mays
Red Sox
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Quaker State Regular
Fresno
Allen
Dunlop
Barber
Carter
Pearson
Dibrett Brothers League
Jones
Fuquay
Catwell County
Stowe
Foster, D. Tg
Ll Foster
Layton
Corvairs
Robertson
Mustangs
Adams
Haynes
R. Owen
Day
Scot
K. Jones
Civitan Maid
Nor-Dan
Ogx
Anturphy
Davis
End Halibuip
Ballou Park
Fairgrounds Golf Center
Fairgrounds
Piney Forest Road
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Joplin
Danville
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