Rain Delays Astros Pirates Game In Astrodome
The Pirates beat the Astros 11 6 as a power failure halted play in the eighth inning. Willie Stargell and Bob Bailey homered for Pittsburgh while San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago also won in a day of NL action. In the AL Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Minnesota Washington and Kansas City posted victories.
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Unclear football talk confuses Carlisle tribute piece
A fragmented obituary style fragment discusses a safety man Paul Krstise and a guest named Washington Redsiki in Carlisle Pennsylvania. It mentions interceptions and touchdowns and hints at hard work and luck shaping a career in football.
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Teen-Ager Peggy Conley Wins Western Amateur
Peggy Conley, 19, of Spokane Wash., upset Barbara Fay Roddie 2 and 1 at Barrington Hills in the Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament barrier. Roddie, 26, from Shreveport La., acknowledged the loss, while Conley, an art student at the University of Washington and former national junior champion, showcased a seven under par performance.
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Dodgers In LA Times Games See Two World Records
In the Los Angeles Times International Games at Memorial Coliseum John Penney set a world pole vault mark of 17 feet 6 inches Ron Clark won the 5000 and 10000 meters and the U S 1600 meter relay team cut the world mark. Decathletes Russ Rodge and Bill Toomey battled to the finish with Toomey aiming for a new pentathlon record but finished with the best overall score.
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Dim Ryan
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Lee Evans
Tommie Smith
Theron Lewis
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Baseball score roundup with multiple games listed
Chicago leads Baltimore 4 0 Minnesota defeats Boston 4 2. The Cleveland at Washington game is noted and Detroit at Chicago California at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Kansas City at Boston are the remaining schedule entries marked with N indicating no result.
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Buck-Passer Eyes Three-Year-Old Turf History In 1966
Buck passer the 3-year-old star trained by Eddie Neley and owned by Ogden Phipps may claim three championships in 1966 after a Brooklyn Handicap win at Aqueduct. Son of Tom Foot-Busania, he already earned over 568000 in juvenile earnings and missed the Kentucky Derby Preakness and Belmont due to a hoof injury.
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Stengel and Williams inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
Casey Stengel and Ted Williams were formally inducted in Cooperstown. Commissioner William Eckert presided as Stengel, famed Yankees manager, and Williams, last .400 hitter, joined baseball’s Hall after special election. Williams posted 93.3 percent of ballots, finishing 19-year career with 44 batting average and 321 homers. World’s largest sea water pool noted in article.
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West Germany and Soviet Union duel in World Cup semifinal
West Germany faces the Soviet Union in the first World Cup semifinal with England set to meet Portugal in the other. About 10,000 German fans were expected to march on Liverpool to back Uwe Seeler and his squad after wins over Switzerland Spain and Uruguay. An Arkansas at El Paso note mentions the archer fish’s precise water spray to hit insects four feet away.
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Sox Discover They Let Go Wrong Man
Bruce Howard once Denny McLain’s exroommate, was kept by the White Sox in 1963 over McLain. McLain thrived for Detroit before slumping, while Howard’s 1965 season and early 1966 form lagged. The article tracks AL and NL results, with Mantle tying Gehrig for sixth on the alltimeHR list at 493.
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Travelers Beat El Paso 12-10 in Texas League duel
Arkansas overcame a nine run deficit with 13 hits to beat El Paso 12 to 10 on Sunday night. Lee Newton and Ed Cecil held the Sun Kings to one hit over the final five innings as Arkansas erupted for 11 runs in the fifth through eighth frames. Montgomery, Roque, and others contributed for Arkansas while Hernandez, Llenas, Dee and Engle managed El Paso's offense.
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