Carlton Mastered Strikeout Record Before Mets Rally
Lefty Steve Carlton, feeling ill with back pain, struck out 19 for a modern major league record in a 4-3 Mets win at St. Louis. Ron Swoboda hit two homers driving New York past Carlton, while Willie Mays and others fueled tight races across the NL. Carlton tied the team strikeout mark in the eighth, then finished with 19 as Swoboda spoiled the performance with late hits.
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Heinsohn Returns as Celtics Coach After Russell Retirement
Tommy Heinsohn, 35, agreed to a one year contract to succeed Bill Russell as Boston Celtics coach. General Manager Red Auerbach said Heinsohn, a former star and eight time champion, knows the club and will be tested to lead the title defense while Russell focuses on retirement and business.
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Solunar Periods Schedule Based on Knight Tables
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight's work outline daily periods to plan fishing and hunting. The schedule highlights peak activity times to maximize chances of success in good territory or cover.
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Twins Roar to Lead as Boswell Triumph Secures Pennant Push
The Minnesota Twins beat Oakland 6-4 behind Dave Boswell’s six hitter, cutting the A’s pennant chances to eight. Harmon Killebrew homered for his 43rd, driving in 131 RBIs as Minnesota opened a nine game lead with 16 remaining. Road results across the majors included Detroit’s 2-0 win over New York and Cleveland’s 4-1 over Boston.
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State Loses Johnny Carr for Season
Jonesboro Arkansas AP tailback Johnny Carr will miss the season for the Arkansas State Indians due to a broken collarbone suffered in a Saturday practice. The 175 pound back was at No 2 on the depth chart and expected to see significant action. The Indians open the season at home against Eastern New Mexico.
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Bass Paradise Revisited by Hope Man
A Dallas Austin fishing group visits Lake Nevillo Sonora Mexico for three and a half days of bass catching reporting 878 fish average four pounds with many two to three pounders and several stringers twenty to forty bass. The article notes the vast fishing and local campRun by Dick Maloy and shared tales from Dallas group led by Tony Bifano.
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Cardinals Study Way to Stop Staubach
The St Louis Cardinals prepare for the NFL opener against the Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl with Roger Staubach creating the toughest challenge. Dallas backup Craig Morton is a doubtful starter due to a dislocated finger, while Staubach dazzled in the preseason.
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NFL cuts and rosters reshaped as clubs trim 1966 rosters
September 1966 NFL cuts hit multiple teams with rookies released and veterans shuffled. Cowboys release two rookies while Staubach eyes a future drop-back role. Colts drop four, Lions waive two and sell Bobby Thompson. Rams shed several veterans, Saints cut two starters, Packers release Zeke Bratkowski, Giants grab Frank Parker. Don Marshall joins Rangers coaching staff in New York.
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