Dodgers Win to Maintain Torrid Pace
Dodgers beat the Mets 8-3 as Lou Johnson slugged two homers and drove in four, lifting Los Angeles to an NL pennant race lead. Johnson, now batting .269 with 13 homers and 61 RBIs, credited with key clutch hits that fueled the victory and his season’s strong performance. Pittsburgh, San Francisco, St. Louis, Atlanta also won in Tuesday night action.
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Chass
Associated Press
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City Hall
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Sereles
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Sandy Koufax
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Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Chicago
Prothro Ponders Bruins Identity Before Ucla Opener
Los Angeles AP Coach Tommy Prothro seeks clarity on whether the UCLA Bruins are boys or men as they prepare to open 1966 against Pittsburgh. The 7-2-1 Rose conquerors of Michigan State rely on Gary Beban and Lel Farr, with Prothro praising Farr as the best halfback he has seen.
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Picks Parks But Has Texas as Loser
AP sports column lists college football picks for the season opener. LSU over South Carolina in a grudge match. Southern California over Texas. Michigan State over NC State. Nebraska over Texas Christian. UCLA over Pittsburgh. Arkansas over Oklahoma State. Purdue over Ohio. Georgia over Mississippi State. Illinois over Southern Methodist. Navy over Boston College. Missouri over Minnesota. Washington State over California. Details reference players like Beban, Talbert, Griese, and Cartwright shaping early expectations.
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Associated Press
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John Cartwright
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Washington State
California
Baseball Standings and Scores In Brief
The latest National and American League standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 85 wins 59 losses while Pittsburgh and San Francisco trail. In the American, Baltimore tops at 89-55 with Detroit close behind. Tuesday results include Atlanta 10 Chicago 2 and St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2. Major leaders highlight Frank Robinson and Alou in runs RBIs and hits with noted pitching figures. The text also mentions All-America guard John Richardson and linebacker Dallas Grider in a football context.
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Tigers claw back but fall short in Kaat bid for 24th win
Detroit tops Minnesota 6-1 to deny Paul Kaat his 24th victory and ninth straight. Wille Horton hit a three run homer and Bill Freehan added a solo shot. Minnesota storms back with unearned runs but Kaat gives up 22 homers this season as Detroit regains second place in the American League.
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Tigers Travel to Pine Bluff Friday Preview
The Yerger Tigers travel to Pine Bluff Friday to face the Southeast Panthers in AAA conference action. Coach notes confidence after recent practice to tighten offense and defense. A spectator bus is offered for $1.50 round trip. contact Joe Ware or Miss Minniebel McKillion.
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Bobcats Set For DeQueen Clash In Hammons Stadium
Hope Bobcats host DeQueen Leopards in Hammons Stadium Friday in a non conference affair. After a 6-6 draw with Prescott, Hope aims to improve on offense and avenge last season’s 7-0 defeat to DeQueen as pre game ceremonies begin at 7 15 p m with kickoff at 7 30 p m.
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Fragmented OCR sports note with unclear names and events
An unreadable OCR passage mentions a coach, a quarterback and various players with garbled terms. It hints at a Mississippi context and a game or practice, but key names and outcomes are illegible, preventing a clear summary.
Australian tennis prodigy Tony Roche rises amid pressure
New Yorker report profiles Tarcutta Australia left handed teen Tony Roche, heir to Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, as he transitions from village courts to Sydney coaching and national team promise. It traces his journey from rural practice to major titles and growing expectations on the world stage.
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Richard Harris
Tom Courtenay
Australia
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Fred Stolle
Roche
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Tony
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Woversiny
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Tie
Fred Stotle
Stolle
Arkansas Razorbacks Open Season at Little Rock
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Saturday night’s opener against Oklahoma State may see four key players sidelined. Defensive backs and linemen including Gordon Norwood, Stu Berryhill, Claude Smithey, and Steve Hoehn were listed as unlikely to play. Backup quarterback Norwood also faced a doubt.
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Little Rock
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
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Cowboys
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Claude Smithey
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Gordon Norwood
Men Wanted to Train as Livestock Buyers in Oklahoma
Local notice seeks men aged 21 to 45 with livestock or farm background to train as buyers. Learn to purchase cattle hogs veal and lambs at sale barns farms and terminal yards. Send photo and TD experience for interview to Regional Manager at National Institute of Meat Packing P O Box 57 Muskosegee Okla 74401.
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National Institute of Meat Packing
P. O. Box
Muskosgee
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