Johnson's Homer Lifts Reds Over Braves in Aisle Night
Cincinnati Reds beat the Atlanta Braves 7-1 in the first game of a doubleheader halted by rain. Deron Johnson blasted a two run homer in the seventh after Vanda Pinson and Tony Perez tied it with hits, Mel Queen notching his 10th win. game two was rained out.
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Red Sox Top Angels 9 6 to End Seven-Game Streak
Boston erased a 4-1 deficit with a six-run seventh highlighted by Carl Yastrzemski’s three run double. Reggie Smith and Rico Petrocelli contributed key plays as the Red Sox beat California 9-6 at Fenway, snapping Los Angeles’ seven-game win streak. Jose Cardenal homered for the Angels and Jim Fregosi added a double.
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Javier drives Cardinals past Cubs for 4-2 win
Julio Javier drove in three runs with a two run homer and a double as St. Louis beat Chicago 4-2 to extend their NL lead. Nelson Priles earned the win, with Jack Lamabe and Joe Hoerner finishing. Lou Brock added a stolen base and an RBI in the fifth.
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World Record Go Down As Games Close With Triumph
The meet ended with a team total of 2379 surpassing the world mark of 2376. Elaine Tanner, a 6 year old from Canada, set a Games record in the 200 meter backstroke with 2 27.6 while Kathy Anner topped the field in that event.
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Washington Triumphs 63 Over Kansas City on Homers
Frank Howard and Ken McMullen powered Washington past Kansas City 63 as Joe Coleman won his fourth straight. Howard hit his 26th homer in the third, McMullen his 10th in the fifth, while Lew Krausse took the loss.
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Big Eight Cagers In Pan American Games
Two Big Eight Conference basketball players compete in the Pan American Games for different nations. Jo Jo White of Kansas plays for the United States while Raul Duarte of Iowa State represents Peru. They are quartered in the same Pan American village barracks.
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Yanks and Twins in Marathon Shrine Game Thriller
In an 18 inning Shrine Game nightcap, Rod Carew scored on Rich Rollins infield single after Carrew walked and stole second to beat the Yankees 3 2. New York won the opener 5 1 as Joe Pepitone hit two homers. Shrine profits support hospitals and related institutes. Tech officials praise the charity tie.
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Indians send Bailey to Portland. Williams recalled
Cleveland reliever Steve Bailey was optioned to the Portland farm club after a 2-4 record. Stan Williams was called up from Portland to replace him, bringing a veteran with Dodgers and Yankees lineage back to the Tribe. Calumet Farm won the 1957 Florida Derby with Gen. Duke and later Tim Tam.
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Liston Plea Is Rejected
In Sacramento the State Athletic Commission unanimously denied Sonny Liston a California boxing license citing insufficient evidence he has severed ties with unsavory figures in boxing. The panel had reviewed his appeal, noting no satisfactory proof of disassociation from underworld influences. The same meeting rejected Cassius Clay’s license request and deferred Liston’s status pending New York checks.
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Glowacki Leads in El Dorado Young Man's Golf Tourney
Vince Glowacki of LaMarque a UH junior fired a par 71 to keep the lead at El Dorado Golf Club in Houston for the first annual Young Man's Golf Tournament. He sits two strokes ahead of Texarkana's Mike Mitchell with a 139 total after two days, as John Mahaffey and Martin Warnica also card strong two day totals.
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Hancock Manufacturing Captures City Softball Crown
Hancock Manufacturing rallied to beat Lubbock Building 6-3 and 11-4 in a doubleheader to win the city softball championship. The teams meet again in Amarillo for the regional TAAF tournament with Hancock facing at 4 p.m. and Lubbock at 5:30 p.m. Benny Wilkerson hit a homer for Lubbock in the second game. Wayne Tomlinson started for Hancock in game one, Gene Droemer for Hancock in game two.
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MVP Nance Signs 67 Boston Contract
Jim Nance the 1966 AFL MVP for the Boston Patriots signed his 1967 contract. Patriots coach Mike Holovak announced the deal, enabling Nance to concentrate on playing football.
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Reds place Robinson on disabled list in Atlanta
The Cincinnati Reds announced Floyd Robinson was placed on the disabled list after twisting his right knee in Tuesday night's game in Atlanta. Tommy Harper was activated from the disabled list, after fracture to his right wrist on May 29, and is slated to rejoin the outfield.
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Browns prep for exhibition against Philadelphia in Canton
Holdouts and others aside, the Browns prepare to play their opening exhibition game on August 5 in Canton, Ohio against Philadelphia. Placekicker Charlie Gogolak of the Washington Redskins ranked as the NFL’s third best scorer in 1966.
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