Willie Mays hits 533rd homer in Giants sweep of Houston
Willie Mays belts his 533rd career homer in San Francisco's 5-2 and 5-3 wins over Houston. Mays, now one homer shy of Jimmy Foxx's 534, declines talk of historical chase while teammate Matt Alou holds the batting lead with .344 and remains on pace for the NL title. The Giants also receive homers from Bob Bolin and Tom Haller as Len Gabrielson lifts a key three-run double in the second game.
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Americans Take the Zone Title
In Davis Cup American Zone play the United States secured the title as Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner defeated Rafael Osuna and Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 6-1 6-4 6-0. The Mexicans needed a doubles win to force the final day but could not counter the U S pair.
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Coates Shines As Angels Split Twin Bills With Sox
Boston and New York also swept doubleheaders while Kansas City, Baltimore and Detroit won. Coates, recalled from the minors, pitched a four hitter for the Angels in a 4-0 win after Chicago took the opener 4-0 behind Gary Peters. Jay Johnstone had three hits for the Angels.
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Baseball standings and results from AP report
Major League Baseball results and leaders show Baltimore and Detroit atop the American League with multiple games of note. Key games include Cleveland beating New York 2-1, Baltimore 5 Washington 2, and Kansas City at Minnesota postponed by rain. Leaders include F. Robinson and Oliva among batting and Powell driving in runs for Baltimore.
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Namath Injured In Jets Exhibition Win At Birmingham
Jets quarterback Joe Namath suffered a minor knee strain and will miss two to three weeks after a first quarter injury at Birmingham. Mike Taliaferro led the Jets, with Jim Turner kicking a late field goal. The drumbeat of NFL and AFL results followed across Baltimore, Minnesota, Dallas, New York and Cleveland.
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How They Fared in Thunderbird Golf Classic
Clifton New Jersey AP final scores and money winnings from Sundays Thunderbird Golf Classic. Mason Rudolph led with 69 70 70 69 earning 2900 and 27 percent. Jack Nicklaus finished 279 with 11 72 86 70. Bill Martindale 7500 with 72 69 66 74 1281. Tommy Aaron 5000 with 74 68 67 73 282. Jack Cupit 4050 72 71 68 73 284. Dudley Wysong 4 fee 69 75 69 71 284. George Knudson 2975 69 71 73 72 285. Jack McGowan 2975 11 22 70 72 285. Gary Player 2975 69 72 71 73 285. Julius Boros 2975 m1.
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Reds fire Heffner recalls Stengel genius quip
Cincinnati, NEA report notes Don Heffner's firing as Reds manager prompts recalling Casey Stengel remark about geniuses. Stengel says praise for executives means little if players are not geniuses too.
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Rudolph Wins Thunderbird Golf Classic in New Jersey
Mason Rudolph, the 92-year-old pro from Clarksville, Tennessee, won $20,000 by taking the Thunderbird Golf Classic in New Jersey. He edged defending champion Jack Nicklaus in a national televised finish, posting 69 and 278 overall, while Nicklaus earned $12,000. Palmer and Casper are noted as the other players in the half-million-dollar milestone.
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Ninth inning rally seals win with key singles
A three-run ninth inning tied the game as Shannon delivered a decisive run with a two-out single and Charlie Smith followed with a game winning hit.
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High-Priced Phenonian NY-ANBA Jets rookie Eddie Robb
Defensive back Eddie Robb inson, a Jets rookie, is highlighted as a high priced phenom with ties to Eddie Kobin and the New York area, noted as a rising talent in the team’s early season coverage.
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Hope Livestock Sale Day Changed to Thursday in 1966 Notice
Notice effective August 11 1966 announces sale day change to Thursday for Hope Livestock Commission. It promotes strong buyer turnout and top market prices and invites customers to sell cattle or hogs with contacts Brant Jones or Haro Coon at PR 274451 or PR Ys 3258.
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