Dodgers Backed to the Wall After Orioles Sweep World Series
Dodgers arrive in Baltimore with backs to the wall after 5-2 and 6-0 defeats. Palmer threw a shutout as Koufax and the Dodgers misplayed balls in the sun, committing six errors. Alston called it the worst two-day World Series showing in his 18 years, and Orioles coach Hunter predicted one trip to Los Angeles and a five-game win.
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Mike Hath
Baltimore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walt Alston
Alston
Claude Osteen
Wally Bunker
Dodgers
Decistons
Orioles
Moe Drabowsky
Davis
Paul Blair
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Palmer
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Blair
Andy Etchebarren
Luis Aparicio
Etchebarren
Low Johnson
Billy Hunter
Los Angeles
Nicklaus Favored in World Match Play
Arnold Palmer Gary Player and rivals meet in a 36 hole World Match Play semifinal. Nicklaus leads Dave Thomas 6 5 after a strong start while Palmer and Player win their early matches. Casper edges Thom son as Nicks Jags advances against Nicks Jags.
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Ronald Thomson
Virginia Water
England
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Jack Nicks Jags
South Africa
Wentworth
Nicklaus
Gurie
Dave Thomas
Wales
Palmer
Roberto de Vicezzo
Argentina
Pliyer
Neil Wales
Casper
Tactiturn Golf Llhe
Peter Thomson
Ustrala
Army Faces Powerful Notre Dame
Army at South Bend faces unbeaten Notre Dame led by Terry Hanratty and Jim Seymour as a four touchdown favorite. Army seeks a fourth straight win under Tom Cahill but acknowledges the Irish power while promising to try their best.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Notre Dame
Tom Cahill
South Bend
Ind
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
Purdue
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Cahill
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Dewey Warren
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Lenny Snow
Michigan State
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Fayetteville
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Wisconsin
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Florida State
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Hope Bobcats Face Crossett in Rough Road Test Tonight
The Bobcats travel to Crossett to meet Arkansas top Class A team in a key Region 4A showdown. Crossett leads in rushing and scoring, while Hope trails in rushing but fields strong pass defense. Crossett seeks District 4AA title and homecoming, with John Pierce returning as Eagles coach. kickoff 7:30 p.m. CST at Crossett’s Forrest Stadium. KXAR radio will broadcast.
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Bobcats
Arkansas
Crossett
Les
Cats
Eagles
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Malvern
Arkadelphiae
Camden
Arkadelphia
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Bobcat
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Pierce
Crosett
Prise
Freddie Glaze
Forrest Stadium
KXAR
World Series Box Score Log Two Game 1966
Official box score for game two of the 1966 World Series shows teams Baltimore and Los Angeles with player lineups. Key performers include Aparicio Blefary Robinsons, Koufax pitching for Los Angeles, Regan and Palmer, Perranoski and Brewer in relief.
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Baltimore
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Blefary
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B.robinson
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Djohnson
Blair
Etchebarren
Palmer
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Gilliam
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Lefebvre
Ljohnson
Roseboro
Parker
SL Koufax
Perranoskip
Regan
Davis
Brewer
W.davis
Perranoski
L.johnson
Aparicio
F Robinson
S-Powell
Rer Palmer
Koufax
Robinson
U—Chylak
Plates Pelekoudas
Rice
Steiner
Drummond
Nea Jackowski
Palmer Delivers Shutout in World Series Thriller
Max Palmer, age 20, starts for Baltimore, throws four hitter to beat Los Angeles 6 0 at Dodger Stadium Chavez Ravine. Palmar becomes youngest pitcher to toss a World Series shutout as Orioles take 2 0 lead. father was actor in Route 66 and Highway Patrol. Norman J Jacques criticizes Kennedy fund dinner price for students in Pawtucket Rhode Island suggesting a student rate.
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CHAOS
Baltimore
Max Palmer
Highway Patrol
Jim
Chavez Ravine
Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Dodger Stadium
Beverly Hills
Climax
Hank Bauer
Lou Johnson
Sandy Koufax
Oriole
Associated Press
Pawtucket
Norman J. Jacques
Rhode Esland
House of Representatives
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Johny F. Capaldi
Jacques
Hor
World Series Facts and Figures from 1966 summary
Financial figures for the World Series show attendance of 111,888 and net receipts of 1,114,720.00. Player shares total 568,507.20 with 284,265.84 to Baltimore and 284,? to Los Angeles. Commissioner and league shares allocated accordingly. Game results list Baltimore and Los Angeles box scores with pitchers McNally Drabowsky Etchebarren and Koufax Perranoski Regan plus home runs by Robinsons and LeFebvre. Schedule notes show open dates and potential seventh game in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Nlc
McNally
Drabowsky
Etchebarren
Drysdale
Moeller
Miller
Perranoski
Roseboro
W—Drabowesky
L— Drysdale
F. Robinson
B. Robinson
Lefebvre
SMU Frosh Defeats the Shoals in Texarkana
Texarkana AP report: SMU freshman quarterback Chuck Hixson passed for 213 yards and two touchdowns to lead a 14-0 win over Arkansas in a Southwest Conference opener for both teams. He connected with John Jordan on a 22 yard score in the first quarter and a 10 yard TD in the fourth. Ricky Lesser added both extra points as about 3,000 watched. Arkansas threatened late but failed on two field goal attempts from the 23 and 30 yard lines.
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Texarkana
Chuck Hixson
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Hixson
John Jordan
Ricky Lesser
Shoats
Captains Named for Baylor Game
FAYETTEVILLE Ark AP Fullback Eddie Woodlee defensive end Jack Moran and guard Travis Mauldin will serve as game captains for fifth ranked Arkansas Saturday when the Razorbacks battle Baylor The Parkers end preparations for the Bears here today with light workout Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles says he has been satisfied with the concentrated effort in practice but we're still green For the first time this season the Razorbacks will face a drop back passer in Terry Southall and a wide tackle six defense Pro Team Has 2 New Backs
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Ark
Eddie Woodlee
Jack Moran
Travis Mauldin
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Baylor
Parkers
Bears
Frank Broyles
Terry Southall
National and American Leagues Share Totals Revealed
Figures show National League share 4716.20 and American League share 94751.20 in a distribution summary. The source lists monetary allocations by league with exact cent values.
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National League
Pro Picks Weekend Preview Mixed Pro Football and World Series
AP columnist JACK HAND projects weekend games with a blend of NFL clashes and baseball headlines. Picks span Saturday and Sunday, featuring the Orioles, Colts, Packers, Rams, Cowboys, and multiple NFL matchups alongside World Series musings and player mentions.
Arkansas Bears Seek Bowl Bid At Baylor Clash
Arkansas, riding a 24 game regular season win streak, visits Baylor led by quarterback Terry Southall. The Bears aim to derail the Razorbacks and spark a Southwest Conference title bid. Also notes Arkansas State, Harding, ASU, AM&N games and a separate unrelated Argentine hijacking story.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
Baylor
Terry Southall
Fayetteville
Parkers
Bears
Harry Jones
Oklahoma
Jon Brittenam
Razorbacks
Texas
Louisiana Tech
Arkansas State
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Ruston
Joe Aillet
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Jimmy Howard
Ouachita
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Pine Bluff
A&m
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Arkansas Am&n
Golden Lions
SWAC
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Am&n
Hijacking Protests Daze Falkland Island Rally
In Buenos Aires 18 Argentine nationalists from the Condor group hijacked a four-engine DC4 with 48 aboard and forced it to land on a 3600 foot racetrack in Port Stanley Falkland Islands. The plane remained blocked on the track wheel buried a foot. hijackers holed up inside while 25 passengers and 5 crew stayed in homes around the capital.
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Buenos Aires
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Montevideo
Uruguay
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Falkland
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Restorer Buys Paint Believed Rubens For Up To 300000
TORONTO AP A restorer, Harcourt Syms, says he bought a painting he believes is a Rubens for under 25000. He expects it could fetch as much as 300000 at auction. The Toronto man declined to identify the seller and has owned the painting for about 100 years.
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Harcourt Syms
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