Tresh Homers as Yankees Rally to Top Reds 7-6 in 15
Tommy Tresh, after a slow start, hit a right handed homer off Bill Henry and a grand slam off Dom Zanni to spark New York’s 6 2 lead. The Yankees beat Cincinnati 7-6 in 15 innings, aided by Elston Howard Horace Clarke and Clete Boyer in the 15th. Other games extended as Mets beat Phillies 5-4 in 12, Angels outlasted Indians 11-8 in 11.
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Tresh
Bill Henry
Dom Zanni
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New York Mets
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California
Cleveland
John Herrnstein
al Luplow
Angels
Jose Cardenal
Red Raiders Set Grid Game Tonight at Decatur Stadium
Decatur High School hosts its annual intra squad Red and Whites game at 7 p m with Head Coach Wes Thompson directing the Red team and Bill Isbell tutoring the Whites Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students The game will help Thompson gauge the team s prospects for next fall after losing 10 starters and many lettermen.
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Decatur Stadium
Decatur High School
Red Raiders
Wes Thompson
Bill Isbell
Lassiter Wins World Pocket Billiards Championship
Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City North Carolina defeated Ceero Murphy of Brooklyn New York 150 11 in a playoff to take the World Pocket Billiards Championship prize of 3000 Murphy earned 1500 after a earlier 150 9 loss in the round robin Both players finished 11 3 in the 14 match schedule Murphy later beat Lassiter 150 8 8 and out in another 150 95 loss to Irving Crane and Lassiter beat Joe Balsis 150 39 Lassiter 47 year old bachelor said he will not play again until next year and noted he likes to loaf and live Top 10 finishers listed with records including Butera Houston Balsis Mizerak Crane Lauri Worst Moore with Crane posting the tournament long run 141 Lassiter 137 Busts include other Sunday results and notes on NCAA skiing and swimming championships.
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Luther Lassiter
Elizabeth City
N.C
Ceero Murphy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lassister
Murphy
Lassiter
Irving Crane
Rochester
Joe Balsis
Minersville
Lou Butera
West Pittston
Jack Houston
Balsis
Steve Mizerak
Athens
Ala
Crane
Onofrio Lauri
Seaford
Harold Worst
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jimmy Moore Albuquerque
N.M
Butera
Lauri
Briet
Sanders aims for major titles after Jacksonville win
Doug Sanders won the Greater Jacksonville Open with a record 273 at Selva Marina, earning 13,500. He plans to pursue the Masters at Augusta April 7-10 and other majors this year. Manager Mike McCormick says endorsements could follow a major victory.
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Doug Sanders
Greater Jacksonville
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Gary Player
Tommy Bolt
Frank Beard
Weaver
Tony Lema
Fla
Gay Brewer
Bert Weaver
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Aaron
Pict Vo Me
Bruce Devlin
Neil Coles
Ike A
Billy Maxwell
Jack McGowan
Bobby Nichols
Phil Rodgers
Bob Berney
Sam Carmichael
Jack Cupit
Eq Furgol
Terry Dill
Sam Harvey
Bob Goulby
Jay Hebert
Julius Boros
Marti
Gardner Dickenson
Ane Ragan
easiDave
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Snead
Yarry Ziegler
Chuck Courtney
Yaanuel de la Torre
Lionel Hebert
Bod Funseth
Dave Hill
Nick Hart
Johnny Pott
Howie Taiwan
R.H. Sikes
Yonn Lotz
Steve Spray
J Doln
Terry Wilcox
Peccelink
Bob Charles
Co. Riegel
Don January
Sece Icse
Randy Glover
Ora
Hes
Jack Rule
Butch Baird
Campdeanne Miller Barber
Ibaa
Ene Eos
Faro Williams
Charles Sifford
Dan Sikes
Matty Furgol Yyous
Rex Baster
Gordon Jones
Harold Kneece
Chris. Blocker
Clay Terrell bout probe opens with death threat notes
Government probes into reports gangsters tried to muscle in on Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight bout. Eight subpoenaed for grand jury as witnesses recount a death threat linked to the NY City license dispute and preliminary travels of the fighters.
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Ernie Terrell
Bernie Glickman
Terrell
FBI
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Phil) Alderisio
Edward V. Hanrahan
David Schippers
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Alderiso
New York
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Toronto
George Chuvalo
Clay
Grand Jury
Gus
Slim
Alex
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Hurtubise Wins Atlanta 500 In Fiery Comeback
Jim Hurtubise of North Tonawanda N Y powered his 1966 Plymouth to a 500 mile victory at Atlanta International Raceway clocking 131.247 mph. He outdueled Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Ill who won $8 290 for second. Petty exited on lap 184 with engine trouble, while crowd of 71 000 watched the NASCAR classic.
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Tonawanda
N.Y
Milwaukee
Gane
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
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Lorenze
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Lorenzo
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rockingham
N.C
Atlanta
Richard Petty
Randleman
Plymouth
Marvin Panch
Petty
U.S
Auto Club
Atlanta International Raceway
Jim Hurtubsse
North Tonawanda N.Y
Dick Hutcherson
Charlotte
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Jim Paschal
High Point
Cale Yarboroush
Timmonsville
S.C
Sam McQuagg
Can. Ga
Dodge
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Tony Lund
Cross
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Frank Warren
Augusta
Chevrolet
J.T. Putney
Arden
Curtis Turner
David Pearson
Apne
Rodge
James
Bigston
Inman
Exhibition Baseball Results from Saturday and Sunday
Exhibition baseball roundups show Chicago and New York wins over multiple opponents. Notable scores include Detroit 3 New York 2, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0, and Boston 7 Minnesota 1. Several games occurred in Arizona Florida and California venues with rain and 12 inning affairs.
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New York
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Houston
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
California
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tucson
Trial in Braves anti trust suit continues in Wisconsin
The defense pressed its case in the Wisconsin anti trust suit against baseball as the April 12 National League Braves opener in Atlanta nears. The trial entered its fifth week in Circuit Court Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
National League Braves
Atlanta
Hoffa Aide Gus Zapas Identified in Case
Cago and Gus Zapas, an ex convict who acted as an aide to James R. Hoffa, the Teamsters Union president, are mentioned as part of the case context.
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Gus Zapas
James R. Hoffa
Teamster Union
Menke and Lemaster Look Ready for Braves Banner Season
ATLANTA AP Two Braves stars appear sound for 1966. Shortstop Denis Menke reports no knee trouble after 71 games in 1965 and says spring hits exceed last year's pace. Pitcher Denny Lemaster, a 17 game winner in 1964, blanked the Dodgers for five innings Saturday as he returns from a shoulder problem. Manager Bobby Bragan stresses health as key to a pennant bid.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Braves
Denis Menke
Denny Lemaster
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Menke
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
Lemaster
Dodgers
Falcons Pick Cool Mountain Camp For Summer Nfl Training
The Atlanta Falcons select YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly near Black Mountain in Asheville area for their summer training camp. Beau Rivage edged Baron Gruder by 3-4 length to win the $10,000-added Eastbay Handicap at Golden Gate Fields in Albany California.
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N.C
Atlanta Falcons
YMCA
Blue Ridge Assembly Grounds
Black Mountain
Albany
Calif
Baron Gruder
Golden Gate Fields
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