Indians Top Loop Leader With Five-Hitter By Siebert
Cleveland right-hander Sonny Siebert pitched five scoreless innings and allowed only a few baserunners, then held the league-leading Baltimore Orioles to one run as the Indians won 4-1. Frank Robinson drove in a run for Baltimore, but Siebert finished strong, retiring 19 of the last 21 he faced to notch his 15th victory. The win narrowed Baltimore’s lead in the American League standings as Detroit and New York also posted wins.
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Jolly Jet Sets for New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic Ride
Salem, N H AP Jolly Jet a 3 year old from Powhatan Stable travels 40 miles Saturday morning to Rockingham Park for the 250000 added New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic with Bill Shoemaker aboard The year shows six wins in ten starts including three stakes earnings total 108618 The field includes Amberoid Buf fe l Sense of Rhythm Exhibitionist Prince Sam Rehabilitate Tequila Deck Hand and Federalist Boy in a 10 horse lineup as the richest race on the card
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Sense of Rhythm
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Dodgers edge Pirates in tenth after Fairly clutch hit
Ron Fairly’s two run single in the 10th caps a Dodgers rally as Jin Gilliam walks loaded and Fairly delivers to center. Donn Clendenon and Bob Bailey spark the Pirates, but Regan helps seal the 4-3 win. Mets beat Giants. Dodgers close within two games of first.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cubs
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Rich Allen
Phillies
Larry Jackson
Dave Nicholson
Baseball Roundup From The National and American Leagues
National League standings and results include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Atlanta, Houston, New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. American League leaders Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota, Cleveland, Chicago, California, New York, Washington, Boston. notable games noted with scores and schedule highlights. Key batting and pitching leaders cited, including Aaron, Robinson, Koufax, and McNally.
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Travelers Move Within One Game of Texas League Title
Arkansas Travelers beat El Paso 5 2 to pull within one win of clinching the Texas League crown. Sinnett held El Paso until the eighth as the Travelers pushed across four fifth inning hits for two runs and added three unearned runs in the eighth.
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Bobcats Kick Off 1966 Season vs Arkadelphia Badgers
The Hope Bobcats host Arkadelphia in a District 4A opener at Hammons Stadium on Friday night at 7:30. Freddie Glaze leads Hope in year two with 36 players, aiming to improve on seven losses. Arkadelphia, under Winston Duke, seeks to leverage speed and passing with QB Tommy Elledge and receiver Lee Kuyper. The game features two teams relying on experienced backs Freddie Easterling, Danny Turner, and a fast safety in Stan Parris, with pregame ceremonies at 7:15.
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Fatigue grips field at Carling Championship halfway
At Royal Birkdale the Carling Championship cutline narrows as weary stars fade. Bert Yancey leads at 141 while Kel Nagle sits one behind. Bill Casper Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer struggle with fatigue amid a tight 75 and ties chasing $35,000 first prize.
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Name Out of Past Slams Tennis Stars
Vic Seixas upset Stan Smith in a U S National Championships opener at Forest Hills as Santana Drysdale Ashe Roche and McKinley progressed. Seixas, 42, recalled past titles while Smith fought hard in a five set loss to the veteran.
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Thursday Stars Shine As Mets Top Perry in Tight Win
Dennis Ribant of the Mets scattered five hits and fanned seven to outduel Gaylord Perry in a 2-1 victory over San Francisco. Don Kessinger of the Cubs collected three singles and a double, scored three runs and drove in another as Chicago cruised to an 11-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Pro Leagues to Get Down to Business
The AFL opens with a three game slate while the NFL waits another week. Buffalo visits San Diego in a marquee matchup as Sid Gillman aims for revenge and the Chargers seek a hot start. Buffalo also features a strong 31 exhibition record. Oakland hosts Miami and Houston faces Denver with divisions on the line. San Diego meets Buffalo in a potential AFL title preview as both clubs aim for early sharp play.
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Beman Sets pace at National Amateur with 67 round
Dean Beman, 20, leading the National Amateur Golf Championship at Merion after a 36 hole 138, plans to attack the course rather than defend his two stroke advantage. Roger McManus and Jack W Lewis Jr. trailed with 142 as McAdams and Day faced rough rounds.
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Obituary: Oscar Morris 84 former Hope resident dies
A former Hope resident Oscar Morris aged 84 died Thursday in Memphis Tennessee. Survived by son Mack Morris of Fort Worth and daughter Cleo Morris of Memphis. Body to arrive in Hope Friday with graveside services at 10 30 a m Saturday at Rose Hill Cemetery under Hern don Cornelius supervision.
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Fort Worth
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Hope
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Jones Signs Up with The Celtics
K C Jones signs a contract Thursday for his ninth season with the Boston Celtics, champions of the National Basketball Association.
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Grid Drive Already on in Stores
The NFL schedule nears, yet merchandising blitz already spans stores nationwide. NFL Properties projects 1966 licensing revenue around $600,000, shared among 15 clubs, with 66 licensees and a $12 million food promotion push by Lawrence Kent’s unit.
Carol Mann Leads After First Round in World Series of Golf
Springfield Ohio AP Carol Mann 25 from Towson Md shot 68 to lead the 36 hole event after a torrid first round. She holds a one stroke edge over Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth and Micky Wright of Dallas while Kathy Whitworth San Antonio remains in contention after a 72 even par.
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