Sudden Sam McDowell Shuts Down White Sox in Return
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell ends seven-week win drought with a three-hit 2-0 victory over Chicago. He struck out eight, retired 14 in a row, and hinted at a return to form as his arm showed signs of strength. Manager Birdie Tebbetts noted the comeback potential as McDowell pushed toward consistency.
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El Paso Ends Arkansas Five Game Win Streak
El Paso snapped Arkansas four game winning streak with a 9 to 6 Texas League victory. Archie Dees scored on Elrod Hendricks' double in the third inning to spark the Sun Kings. Arkansas' Texas League lead dropped to 32 games over Amarillo after the 14-1 win by Amarillo over Albuquerque.
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Insurance City Open shows depth as leaders emerge
In Hartford the Insurance City Open first round saw Art Wall Jr Wes Ellis Jr and Homero Blancas tied at six under 65 atop the leaderboard. Kel Nagle was next at 66 while Al Geiberger Bobby Nichols and Arnold Palmer stood 67s and Billy Casper 69 with putting woes. Disqualification hit top amateur Dick Siderow for not signing his scorecard.
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Bonus Player Can Now See Daylight
LOS ANGELES AP Don Drysdale, the second 3190 new year pitcher, shows relief after a rough season as he eyes better days. He reflects on his worst year, aiming for a strong comeback. The report notes lingering questions about performances and potential earnings in the wake of recent games.
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Mets Beat Pirates Behind Pagan's Four Errors
The Mets toppled the Pirates 9-5 as Jose Pagan made four errors three in one inning propelling New York's unearned runs. Ron Swoboda on base and Ron Hunt tripled in two in the fourth while Cleon Jones drew off a misplay.
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Pete Rose
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Reds
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Dodgers
Willie Davis
Jim Lefebvre
NHL and CAHA pact to end amateur sponsorships changes
The NHL and Canadian Amateur Hockey Association agreed on reforms to remove professional sponsorship of amateur teams and end options on amateur players. NHL President Clarence Campbell called the changes a boost as pro clubs would recruit via universal draft starting 1967-68. fran chises granted to Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland St Louis Minneapolis St Paul Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh at 70-49 and San Francisco 71-60 with Los Angeles 68-41. Philadelphia 65-55 trailing, New York 93-67 leads batting leaders Oliva and Robinson top the hits and runs lists. American League notes Baltimore 79-41-4 leads, Detroit 65-34 strong, with Kansas City and California near .500. Pitching leaders include Hamilton and McNally. batters include Alou, Aaron, Clemente. notable stats for home runs and stolen bases listed. Minor league Texas League results add Arkansas and Albuquerque after-week matchups.
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Schollander Recaptures Swim Title at AAU Opens
Olympic star Don Schollander regained the world 400 meter mark with a 4:11.6 clocking on opening night at the 16th National AAU Outdoor Swimming and Diving Championships. The event produced multiple world marks, with 17 year old Martha Randall clocking 4:38 in the women’s 400 free and 13 year old Karen Muir setting a world best in the 200 meter backstroke. Charles Wickcox, Ken Merten, Sue Pitt, Mark Splitz, Sue Gossick, and Bernie Wrightson won additional national crowns in various events.
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East Brunswick
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Buckpasser Aims For Millionaire Status In Travers Stakes
Buckpasser the 3 year old racing star bids to become the first 3 year old millionaire in Travers Stakes at Saratoga. The Ogden Phipps colt seeks a ninth straight win in the 75000 added race as rivals include Baffle Amberald Abe's Hope Fast Count Flame Tree and Sense of Rhythm among others with Stupendous possibly in as a working mate. Other weekend features include Arlington Matron Randalls Buckeye Philadelphia Turf Granite State and Bing Crosby Handicap with Margarethen leading Arlington Matron contenders.
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Buckeye field tops with Zapata and Jolly Jet in heat
Zapata, winner of three straight at Atlantic City, and Jolly Jet, runner-up to Buckpasser in the American Derby, headline the Buckeye field as Pollux Twice As Gay and Shady Living also oppose Western Warrior in Philadelphia.
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Retirement Not Suited Him Chooses Dolphins Contract
Mel Branch, former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end from Deridder Louisiana, reversed retirement plans by signing with the Miami Dolphins. The 230 pound 6 foot 2 veteran also notes the Dolphins acquired Joe Auer from the Los Angeles Rams.
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45 Day Duck Season for Arkansas Set for 196g
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announces a 45 day duck hunting season from November 24 to January 7 with a two mallard bag limit and daily bag of four ducks. Shooting hours are 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset. Blue and snow geese season runs October 30 to January 7 with a five bird daily limit and ten possession.
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