Pappas Pulled Braves Past Cubs With Three Run Shot
Milt Pappas swung the bat to back his six hitter guiding the Braves to a 6-1 win over the Cubs. He added a three run homer after Joe Torre and Tito Francona produced singles in the sixth. The victory pulled Atlanta into a second place tie with Chicago as the Cardinals led the league.
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Buffalo Riders Stop Lions In Exhibition Clash
Bills beat the Detroit Lions 13 to 9 in a co national football league exhibition. Rookie Gary McDermott and Ben Gregory sparked the offense as Keith Lincoln and Wray Carlton were hurt early. Gregory scored the Bills only TD, while McDermott added a point after and 50 rushing yards on 15 carries. The AFL notched its third win in the series.
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Solunar Periods Schedules for Hunting and Fishing
Solunar Tables derived from Richard Alden Knight outline daily Major and Minor periods in Central Daylight Time. Major periods peak for about one and a half to two hours, shown in bold, while Minor periods are shorter and in regular type. Plan outings to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times.
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Maris Plans to Quit at End of Year
St Louis star Roger Maris announced he will retire after the 1966 season with the Cardinals. He recalled injuries and hostile New York reception during his Yankees years, noted two enjoyable seasons in St Louis, and cited media pressure as a reason for revealing his plans early.
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Harris and Griffith set for pivotal middleweight clash
Gypsy Joe Harris age 22 meets Emile Griffith 29 in a 12 round Philadelphia bout at Spectrum arena. Harris, favored in his hometown, seeks rise toward title contention while Griffith, a veteran with multiple titles, aims to rebound after losses. Promoter Herman Taylor projects 12,000 fans and over $100,000 gate with a possible fight for the winner against Nino Benevenuti.
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Hope Ark Sta Baseball Recap Brings Mixed MLB Action
The Hope Arkansas State baseball page covers standings and results across leagues including Baltimore New York Chicago Cleveland and Boston with scores from 5 8 2 1 10 innings and 6 4 5 3. It lists leaders like Harrelson Uhlaender McAuliffe and F Howard, plus minor league results and notable performances from Zodo Versalles and Milt Pappas.
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Orioles Rally With Richert Powell Homer To Beat Yankees
Pete Richert steadies after a shaky ninth as Boog Powell drives in the tying run and belts a 10th inning homer, lifting Baltimore 5-3 over New York and tightening the flag race. Brooks Robinson adds an insurance tally as the Orioles win their sixth in seven.
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Harrelson Shines as Red Sox Star in Tight Race
Ken Harrelson thrives with Boston as he closes in on the American League Triple Crown. The slugger belted his 28th homer, drove in runs, and boosted his average to .298 while leading the Red Sox to a 2-1, 10 inning win over the White Sox. Harrelson’s late surge comes after a rough trade-season start and a pitiless outfield reshuffle.
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Travelers in Sweep at El Paso
Leron Lee capped a sixth inning uprising with a two run homer as the Arkansas Travelers swept to a 4-2 Texas League victory over El Paso. The Travelers added another run in the eighth on Lenny Boyer’s single and Boots Day’s double. El Paso, the Western Division leader, scored once in both the fifth and ninth. The win was Arkansas’s second straight over El Paso. Other results included Albuquerque over Memphis 4-1 and Shreveport’s 9-3 win over Amarillo with Hal Breeden and Ted Bashore homering twice each.
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Pro Charts by T Surray Olderman on 1967 Patriots
A brusque 1967 Patriots scouting overview from Pro Charts by T Surray Olderman. It critiques personnel moves, predicts a fourth-place East finish, and weighs Don Trull and Mike Toliaferro as potential leaders while detailing line, backfield, and secondary changes and ratings.
Eagles Focus on Defense in Training Camp at Albright
Philadelphia coach Jon Kuharich presses defense as the main goal of camp at Albright College. He aims for a 20 to 30 percent efficiency boost to improve on a 6-7-1 finish, with off-season trades shifting Tim Brown for Alvin Haymond and two USC defensive standouts Roosavich and Young. The plan pairs Haymond with Nelson and Ramsay with Sparti in a strengthened secondary to pressure passers and generate more interceptions.
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