SEC Roundup Ole Miss Loses Top Safetyman In Drills
Florida coach Ray Graves voices frustration as SEC teams push for right personnel. Ole Miss loses top safety Jimmy Haddock to a left shoulder injury likely ending his season. Graves reshuffles defensive roles, praising some linemen and noting improved offense after a Saturday scrimmage. LSU and Tennessee coaches report mixed practice notes ahead of the season opener. Georgia prepares for a first scrimmage with Kent Lawrence sidelined by a pulled muscle.
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Associated Press
Florida
Ray Graves
University of Florida
Oxford
Miss
Jimmy Haddock
Haddock
Philadelphia
Graves
Doug Splane
Bryan Jetter
Fort
Tennessee
Doug Dickey
Rusty Kidd
Milledgeville, Ga
Kent Lawrence
Dooly
Ed Chandler
Pirates top Braves on Mazeroski birthday blast
Pirates win the first game 13-5 behind Bill Mazeroski’s grand slam and another RBI, then lose the nightcap 7-6 as Atlanta pitcher Tony Cloninger shuts them down. Dodgers, Reds, Phillies, Cubs, and Mets also post wins in a busy NL slate.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Atlanta
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Bucs
Cloninger
Cardenas
Tommy Helms
Reds
Vada Pinson
Cleon Jones
Mets
Rich Allen
Philadelphia
Glenn Beckert
Cubs
Beck
Baseball scores and results across leagues and cities
Monday results show Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with several see todays games in the American and National leagues. Regional scores include Los Angeles versus San Francisco and Houston visiting St. Louis with multiple standings noted across the circuits.
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Pittsburghs
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Mazeroski
Joe Torre
Henry Aaron
Ed Mathews
Denis Menke
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Hal Lanier
Billy Hoeft
Frank Linzy
Jim Gilliam
Dodger Stadium
Gordy _ Coleman
Mets
Léo
Associated Press
Oanet OZ
Pittsburgh
Il Cincinnati
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Louis
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Ind
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Buhl
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Jarvis
Veale
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Gibbon
Osteen
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Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Newman
Wright
Lindblad
Ohn
Grant
Moore
McLain
Fischer
Bell
Bouton
McNally
Orioles Prevail in Doubleheader as Yankees Lose Grip on AL Race
Baltimore defeats New York 5-4 and 7-4 in a doubleheader to move closer to clinching the pennant. Paul Blair hit a homer and drove in five, Dave Johnson collected five hits and three RBIs, while Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson struggled. The win cushions Baltimore with a magic number of 14 and mathematically eliminates the Yankees.
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Larry Dierker
Houston
Bob Gibson
Orlando Cepeda
John Bateman
Astros
Dick Coach
Associated Press
Baltimore
Paul Blair
Dave Johnson
Orkcles
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
New York Yankees
Powell
Orioles
Robinsons
Bill
Blair
Johnson
Yankees
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Fritz Peterson
Dou
Tigers
Washington
Johnny Podres
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Kaline
Don Wert
Senators
Frank Howard
Sonny Siebert
Indians
Livingston Wins Burningtree Club Championship Flight
Euel Livingston captured the club championship at Burningtree CC over Labor Day weekend defeating Lloyd Nixon in the final. J V Kelley took Consolation honors while 79 members participated in the event with winners and runners up noted in four auxiliary flights.
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Burningtree CC Club
Euel Livingston
Livingston
Lloyd Nixon
J V. Kelley
Homer
Barrett
Billy Whitten
George Raley
Bill Carwile
Rudolph Thomson
David Cauthen
Ron_ Stevens
Larry Wilhite
Bob Gunner
John Cannon
Bill Gann
Carlos Hagood
Alabama Defense Praised by Bryant After Practice
Alabama coach Paul Bryant praised the defense after two practice sessions on Monday. The Crimson Tide ran skeleton drills with backs and ends hitting at full speed while the offense showed signs of regression. Three players were sidelined with the flu but expected to return soon.
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Tuscaloosa
Iye
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Dieringer Wins Darlington in 1966 Mercury Comet
Darel Dieringer won the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway, taking $23,445 from a $95,000 purse. Richard Petty finished second after a late tire issue. Dieringer led late after Petty brushed the rail. Bud Moore of Spartanburg and his mother Mrs. C. B. Moore attended as Dieringer thanked them for luck.
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Britt Darlington
S.C
Darel Dieringer
Dieringer
Bud Moore
Spartanburg
Moore
Petty
Plymouth
David Pearson
Nascar
Marvin Panch
Fred Lorenzen
Ford Motor Co
Dierginer
Dickey Urges Tennessee to Top Auburn Alabama and Mississippi
Tennessee coach Doug Dickey says the Volunteers must beat Auburn, Alabama, and Mississippi to win the SEC. He notes 1965 quarterback pair Warren and Fulton will split duties and cites a strong running attack led by Walter Chadwick with internal questions at linebacker and in the receiving corps.
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Knoxville
Terry Dalton
Austin Denney
Kidd
Johnny Mills
Dewey Warren
Charley Fulton
Art Galiffa
Mills
Denney
Jim Baker
Auburn
Ron Speer
Associated Press
Doug Dickey
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Volunteers
Tory
Tulsa
Auburt
Dickey
Crimson Tide
Warren
Fulton
Richmond
Walter Chadwick
Bill Baker
King upset by umpire choice at U S Tennis Championship
Billie Jean King, top American and Wimbledon champion, denied being upset after losing 6 4 6 4 to 19 year old Kerry Melville in the second round. Rumors blamed umpire Bumann but officials said the match reflected Melville's play. Meanwhile Cliff Richey watched from the sidelines as Owen Davidson defeated him 7-5 8-6 6-1.
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Bumann
U.S Lawn Tennis Association
Nancy
Richey
Mrs. King
America
King
Alexander Clark
Cliff Richey
Owen Davidson
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