Mays Launches Giants Past Pirates with 20th Homer
Willie Mays hit his 20th homer of the season in the first, sparking the San Francisco Giants to a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh and ending the Pirates seven game streak. Bob Shaw earned the win to go 6-3, with Bill Henry and Frank Linzy providing critical relief as they limited Pittsburgh to seven hits.
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Campaneris shines as Athletics rout Cleveland on soggy day
Bert Campaneris collected three hits drove in four and stole three bases as Kansas City defeated Cleveland 7 0 in a rain muddled game Fred Talbot limited the Indians to six hits while Luis Tiant endured a rough game for five runs over the final two innings Ken Harrelson homered for the A s and Campaneris doubled driving in a run while Talbot also contributed a RBI double The Giants rallied in the seventh but the Pirates held on for the win
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Hall Halls Red Sox In Relief
Baltimore's Dick Hall earned the win in a 5-4 relief performance for the Orioles, delivering a game winning single in the eighth after taking over for Jim Palmer. He shut down Boston over 3 2 3 innings while Boston tied the game briefly but failed to score at the plate.
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Philadelphia Rally Tops Astros 5-4
In Philadelphia the rally produced a 5 to 4 win over the Houston Astros. A triple by Dal sparked the surge, followed by Amaro’s squeeze bunt scoring Saheral and a run-scoring weave around deliberate base paths. Lillis added two runs on a double as the Astros defense faltered late.
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Mowing Machine Aids Golf Ace at Hillcrest Club
Twelve year old Stares scored a hole in one at Hillcrest Golf Club on a 145 yard No. 9 hole aided by a rowing machine. Rodney teed off and the ball landed near the cup. The lad has played golf for about a year with Al Tem.
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Williams' seventh homer lifts Cubs past Reds 3 2
Billy Williams hit his seven homer a two run shot in the sixth as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3 2. Jimmy O'Toole took the loss producing his fifth straight defeat after four hitless innings. Ted Abernathy finished to seal Ellsworth's seventh win. Frankison homered for the Reds.
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Braves Beat Cardinals 4-1 Behind Johnson and Aaron
Ken Johnson fired a three hit outing and Hank Aaron and Mack Jones homered to lift the Milwaukee Braves past the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Aaron drove in Felipe Alou with a sacrifice fly in the third as Johnson improved to 5-2 after two wins for his new club. The Braves won nine of 11 and 14 of 19, while St. Louis dropped eight of its last 10. the Cardinals scored in the seventh on Ken Boyer’s lucky hit and Tim McCarver’s double.
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Senators Rally to 7-1 Victory Over White Sox
Washington slugger Don Locks grand slam capped a five run third inning as the Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 7-1. Dan Daniels allowed only three hits through eight innings before a ninth inning rally. Ken McMullen extended his hitting streak to 13 games with a homer while Frank Howard, Joe Cunningham and Ed Brinkman contributed hits.
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Houston Signs Draft Players
The Astros announced Saturday that four of 72 draft picks signed with the club. The listed signee is Dick Perini of Fresno College, a 6-foot 190-pound right fielder who will report to the Astros farm club in Durham, North Carolina, in the Carolina League.
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Winston-Salem Wins Southeastern Bowling Tournament Bid
The Southeastern Men's Bowling Conference awarded its annual tournament to Winston-Salem North Carolina over Greenville South Carolina Charlotte and Asheville. The event runs five weekends in June 1966 and expects about 600 bowlers. Representing Winston-Salem were S W Pop McMeeley and Charles Duggan of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Southern Am Golf Field Nears Full Status at Pinehurst
The Southern Amateur Golf Tournament near Pinehurst, N C, has 35 spots left in a 210 entry field. Entries must reach SGA Secretary-Treasurer C N Davenport of Tuscaloosa Ala by July 1 for the July 14 17 event. Thirty five players with course handicaps are already entered, with the event played over 72 holes and the low 30 plus ties after 36 holes forming the championship flight.
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