Nash Extends Streak as A's Top Nationals 4-3
Jim Nash earned his fifth straight win since joining Kansas City, defeating Washington 4-3. The 21-year-old Georgian improved to 5-0 with a 2.65 ERA after arriving from Mobile. The Athletics and other AL games saw Cleveland, Minnesota, and California win, while NL results included New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati victories. Jack Aker earned his 27th save in Nash’s seventh inning appearance.
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Hope Livestock sale day moved to Thursday in 1966 notice
Effective Aug 11 1966 Hope Livestock Commission changes sale day to Thursday. Plenty of buyers and top market prices promised. Contact Brant Jones or Harold Coon at PR 74451 or PR 73258 for selling cattle or hogs.
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Swoboda's two pinch homer spells Mets 8 6 Giants
Jonah Swoboda, 22, again pinch hit in the ninth to belt a three run homer off Bill Henry, lifting the New York Mets to an 8 6 win over the San Francisco Giants. Ken Boyer opened with a homer, then Swoboda followed to extend the Mets’ lead as the game shifted in the late innings. The victory kept New York in the hunt as the pennant races heat up across the National League and American League standings.
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Oilers Begin Revival Under Lemm New Comers Strengthen Front Line
Houston Oilers coach Wally Lemm drives a renewed team effort as Don Klosterman's regime builds from the trenches. Key addition Ernie Ladd anchors a larger line with Scott Appleton and Len Sears emerging as crucial pieces. Veterans Dilute risk with seasoned backs and receivers, while qb competition narrows between George Blanda and young hopefuls. Sid Blanks returns to spark a potent running attack alongside Oiler Burrell and fullback John Henry Johnson.
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Little Olympic Set in Mexico
Mexico City's Little Olympics will run October 12 to 24 as part of the second international sports week. The United States is among 17 countries already entered.
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Wake Village and College Hill Meet in Little League Finals
Wake Village won 2 0 over Junkins Lumber Co with Barnes the winning pitcher. College Hill defeated Okay 6 1 as Seward earned the win and Fincher the loss, with College Hill collecting 8 hits. Tonight at 7 30 the two teams meet in the district finals.
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Exhibition Season for Grid Pros
By ED SCHUYLER JR. A prestige test for an established team and the game baptism of a fledgling one are the highlights as the professional football exhibition season gets under way in earnest this weekend. The Green Bay Packers, champions of the NFL, play the College All-Stars tonight in the 33rd annual charity game at Soldier Field in Chicago. Making their debut will be the new Miami Dolphins of the AFL.
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NFL All Stars, Packers set for high stakes exhibition
NFL exhibition week spreads Saturday and Sunday with multiple games across cities including Giants vs Steelers at Ithaca and Eagles vs Jets, plus AFL showcases. Packers favored 13 to 15 points over All Stars in Milwaukee as stars like Horning Brabowski Davis Griffin loom. Major signings and rookies lineups fuel a high stakes clash with potential $500000 investments. Austin 6, Amarillo 4
Underdog All Stars Meet the Packers
Chicago AP reports the College All-Star squad, valued at over four million dollars in rookies contracts, faces the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. The 33rd All-Star game is notable for its high payroll amid the NFL AFL merger influence and features a determined, high-effort underdog roster led by coach John Sauer.
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