Red Birds Edge Ashland In 1 0 Victory At Ernie Vivian Field
Jefferson City’s Red Birds beat Ashland 1-0 at Ernie Vivian Field in a nonleague contest. Bill Clarkston delivered a clutch double as Tom Schwaller scored the lone run. The Bears topped Russellville 1-0 in the nightcap and face the Coronado Stags of Columbia at 8 p.m. tonight at the same park.
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Brodie Switches Squads Amid Contract Tensions
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie remains center stage as contract talks unfold. The 49ers veteran, noted for a league completion record last season, sees ongoing negotiation with attorney Petri and longtime sports figures weighing in. Meanwhile golf legend Julius Littler fired a seven-under 63 at Colonial, tying the course record after eagling five holes.
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Brodie and Klosterman discuss NFL switch rumors
San Francisco and Houston officials weighed in as Brodie and Klosterman talked during a Houston visit amid speculation he might switch allegiance from the AFL to the NFL. The report notes contract options, purse talks, and a key comment on Mack Jones and Willie Mays.
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Dodgers edge Cardinals 1-0 on Mays homer
In St Louis Sandy Mays delivered a two run homer in the first inning lifting the Dodgers over the Cardinals 1 0 The game featured late relief work and key hits as both teams battled through a tight contest The narrative mentions other NL stars and late innings but the decisive moment was Mays two run blast providing the margin of victory for Los Angeles.
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Kansas City Dodgers Cleveland clash sparks late run
In a chaotic stretch, Kansas City beat Cleveland 8-3 as Tigers and Dodgers trade late innings. Adair delivers clutch pinch hit to seal win for the Orioles’ circle, Podres addresses arm worries while Philadelphia’s Nossek and Hershberger spark a rally. The night also features Mays homer and Koufax seven hitter as majors roll on.
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OSU Set as Underdog in Playoff Bid
Oklahoma State, ranked 16-9, faces St Louis in a district playoff as a Big Eight power lands one first-team selection while Colorado garners multiple nods. OSU’s strong alumni include Jay Crowley and Ron Cord, with Colorado shortstop Dan Kelly leading a lineup featuring Jerrynie Recob and Er Hoffman.
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All-Star Tickets On Sale Friday In St Louis
Baseball officials announce reserved seat applications for the 1966 All-Star game between the American and National Leagues at Busch Memorial Stadium on Tuesday July 12. Bleacher seats cost 2 and all tickets are limited to four per person. Orders must be mailed with a self addressed return envelope and $24.75 for four tickets, including mailing.
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