Rain Delays Packers Practice and Rosters
Green Bay Packers rain shortened a Monday workout with notable action for injured Donny Anderson and rookie signings. Veterans Paul Hornung and Ray Nitschke spoke on readiness and the value of pre season games ahead of the Shrine game in Chicago. Players noted the All-Stars did not press the defense hard, and warned against reckless play.
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Vince Lombardi
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Oliva and Kaline with high batting averages and 82 RBIs for Robinson and Powell. Orioles dominate home runs by F Robinson with 33, and Orioles also lead in pitching decisions with McNally 11 3 and Sanford 11 4. National League highlights feature Alou strong in batting and hits, Aaron in runs batted in and runs, Koufax top strikeouts, and Regan leading 10 decisions for Dodgers.
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Brinkman
Washington
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Pepitone
New York
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Chicago
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McNally
Sanford
California
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Philadelphia
Pinson
Cincinnati
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Jackson
Houston
Regan
Los Angeles
Perry
San Francisco
Koufax
Bunning
Latch's Bar Ends Glen's 55-Game Win Streak In Upset
Latch's Bar shocked Glen's Bar 14-13 after 10 innings to halt Glen's 55 straight league victories. McCurdy hit two homers for Latch's as Schmidty's routed Roadhouse 19-2, setting up a Thursday title showdown at Powell Park.
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Local Baseball Scores From Tuesday's Play Across Leagues
Results from multiple leagues show home runs by Holzer Admen Loomis Stugen and more. Teams like Chiefs Redburners Aardvarks Tavern League clubs and Joe's OK posted varied innings with notable big hits and turning plays.
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Oakland Signs Powell Daniels After Holdout
Art Powell and Clem Daniels ended a 24 day holdout to rejoin the Oakland Raiders in Santa Rosa California. Both sought three year no cut deals at about fifty thousand annually though contracts not announced. Each likely exceeds thirty thousand with two year option clauses.
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Calif
Art Powell
Clem Daniels
Oakland Raider
Scott Stirling
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Daniels
Lowe Seeks Fair Pact With Chargers in Contract Talk
Chargers halfback Paul Lowe, who set the AFL rushing record last season, says he wants a fair deal but not an astronomical figure. He has not signed his 1966 contract, cites livelihood concerns, and worries the team’s offer is insufficient while he eyes four to five more playing years.
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Oklahoma Top Football Power Over 25 Years
Oklahoma remains the top major college football program over a 25 year span 1941 through 1965 led by long winning streaks of 47 and 31 games. Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan State and Army follow as the leading programs in this quarter century survey.
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Four Rookies Join Vikings As Nine Players Are Cut
Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin saw four rookies participate in the first practice at Mankato Arkansas halfback Jim Lindsey Purdue tackle Jerry Shay New Mexico defensive back Stan Quintana Illinois linebacker Don Hansen and cut nine players leaving 55 in camp among those cut Brown defensive back Bob Hall North Dakota tackle Mel Boehland CFL veteran Roger Kramer.
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Eleven Year Old Notches Hole In One At Course
Eleven year old Rickie Riley scored a hole in one at the Coulee Golf Bowl on the 170 yard third hole with a five iron. He finished the round with 41. Playing with him were Dave Munson and Paul Moyer with Norma Lubbs observing the ace.
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Matte Back With Colts As Running Back After Quarterback Run
Tom Matte, now a Colts running back, reflects on his quarterback days with Johnny Unitas and Gary Cuozzo out. He recalls the playoff loss to Green Bay and the Playoff Bowl win over Dallas, and notes coach Don Shula plans to use him mainly as a runner this season.
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Podres Hurls Winning Ball But Isn't Scoring Victories
Detroit battles Washington 5-3 in 12 innings as Willie Horton drives in two with a 12th inning single. Podres logs eight shutout innings before reliever Sherry blows the lead. Howard and Romano homer for Washington, while Kaline and Horton pace the Tigers with key hits.
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Reichardt to Undergo Exploratory Surgery
California Angels outfielder Rick Reichardt was to have exploratory surgery at St Marys Hospital Rochester after Mayo Clinic tests showed abnormalities in reduced function of his right kidney. Reichardt, a Madison Wisconsin native, was signed by the Angels in 1964 for about 200000 dollars and had complained of headaches and dizziness.
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Major League Standings Update
Baseball standings from recent schedule show Los Angeles at Atlanta and San Francisco at Cincinnati in the National League with Philadelphia at St. Louis also listed. Teams pursue leads in a tight pennant race as results buffer the standings this week.
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Hodous Wins Airport Trap Club Shoot
Les Hodous edged Les Burch Ron Jensen Dick Hansen and Dick Hellerude to win the Airport Trap Club shoot. He posted 23 of 25 in the second round and 23 of 25 in the third after starting with 24 of 25, with Burch and Hellerude tied nearby and other top shooters including Klaus Instenes Pertzsch Scho ber Otto and Bangsberg posting strong scores.
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Mets Beat Astros in Back-To-Back Doubleheaders
The New York Mets won consecutive doubleheaders against the Houston Astros in July, becoming the first National League team to win four twin bills this season.
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