Mays 535th homer lifts Giants. Koufax injures elbow
Willie Mays belts his 535th career homer at Candlestick to move within two of Babe Ruth as the Giants beat the Cardinals 4-3. Sandy Koufax strains his left elbow in the second inning and is later injected with cortisone, ruling him out of his scheduled start.
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Veteran driver Ken Miles dies in California crash
Riverside Calif with Ford test car crash kills veteran racer Ken Miles age 47. The Formula 1 prototype plunged off a high bank at Riverside Raceway overturned on the final turn and burned. Miles, racing since 1938 in England, died instantly from head injuries as spectators reported speeds near 176 mph. He had won the Daytona 24 hour and Sebring 12 hour endurance events this year.
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Orioles Look To Clinch AL Pennant As Season Nears End
Orioles surge to 79-41 with an 8-4 win over the Red Sox as Hank Bauer stays confident about reaching 100 victories to seal the pennant. Boston drops three straight after sweeping Detroit and Cleveland, amid ninth inning rally by Baltimore. Autopsy links heat stroke to death of 16 year old football player Robert Macabeab in New Orleans. Frankfur t heavyweight title fight referee Teddy Waltham announced for Cassius Clay vs Karl Mildenberger.
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Arkansas Clings to League Lead
The Arkansas Travelers blanked El Paso 6-0 to maintain a 42 game Texas League lead behind Frank Montgomery who struck out five and earned his 12th win. Danny Breeden had three hits as Arkansas built a 3-0, 2-1, 0-0 scoring sequence before finishing strong. Albuquerque beat Amarillo 6-2 and Austin stopped Dallas-Fort Worth 21 elsewhere in the league.
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Seattle seeks no contest ruling in Cotton Torres bout
Seattle attorney Clay Nixon seeks a no contest declaration for Eddie Cotton's loss to Jose Torres after a televised tape allegedly shows the 14th round was at least 20 seconds short. Nixon represents Cotton and manager George Chemeres. KING TV reported timing indicated the round was shortened.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Major and American leagues outline team records with Baltimore leading the American, Pittsburgh and New York in close contention in the NL, while batting and pitching leaders include Robinson and Mays. Wednesday results include San Francisco over St. Louis and Chicago over Philadelphia in 10 innings, plus notable matchups today and tomorrow across cities like Pittsburgh, New York, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles.
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Admiring Tops 53 Horse Sale Record at Saratoga
Admiring, a four year old home bred filly from the Bieber Jacobs Stable, topped the Fasig Tipton sale in Saratoga Springs as 53 race horses, yearlings and shares sold for 310000 dollars. It marked a world record price for a thoroughbred at public sale.
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Hunting Seasons Announced by Arkansas Game and Fish
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission unveiled six day deer seasons Nov 14-19 and Dec 12-17 with one legal buck per period and two per year. Deer hunting is barred in Clay County and parts of Faulkner and Prairie counties with White River Refuge seasons set for Nov 22-23 and 25-26. Archery deer seasons run Oct 1-Jan 31 statewide except refuges and Wattensaw Area with bucks only during gun season. Crossbow and other species seasons listed with zones, dates, and bag limits. Shooting hours, licenses, and permits required for residents and trappers.
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Pro Charts AFL Review of Oilers Roster Shakeup and Stars
The Oilers overhaul under Wally Lemm brings in Dan Kinsterman and the return of Lemm as coach, with Ernie Ladd and Pat Holmes boosting defense. John Henry Johnson could regain form, and a potent backfield with Ode Bureau and Sid Blanks promises strong play. Rookie pushes from Len Sears and Theo Wiltz add depth as two regulars may shift. First-prediction confidence is high.
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Kenya Warns Asians as Deportations Rise in Kenya
Kenya government warns 180000 Asians that policy toward them may tighten following the deportation of six Asians for disloyal conduct, bringing total deportations to nine in a week. The statement says the Asian community stands indicted by some members' acts and urges caution.
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Negro Schools Join Athletic Association
InArkansas schools vote to join the Arkansas Athletic Association with limited black and white school competition in football this fall while black schools likely compete in basketball and track next spring. Negro schools presently in ASAA would move to white districts next year. listed are Big Ten and Class 4AA schools across several towns.
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Sneak Attack Ninth Inning Lifts Orioles In 8-4 Win
Orioles pull off a dramatic late rally, scoring five in the ninth to defeat the Red Sox 8-4. Russ Snyder Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair spark the surge as Boog Powell draws a walk and Brooks Robinson’s squeeze play sets up the late frames. Muddy details note Detroit New York Minnesota Cleveland Chicago Kansas City games elsewhere.
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Father of Joe Adcock Dies
Ray G. Adcock, 65, father of major leaguer Joe Adcock of the California Angels, died Wednesday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness.
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Hope Livestock Sale Day Changes In 1966
Effective August 11 1966 Hope Livestock Commission changes sale day to Thursday. Buyers plentiful and top market prices expected. Staff at Blant Jones or Harold assist sellers of cattle or hogs.
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