Debut of New Twins Manager Shakes Baltimore Line
Cal Ermer replaces Sam Mele as Twins manager after Mele is fired amid a rough season. Ermer’s debut sees Baltimore’s Frank Robinson and Boog Powell drive an 11-2 win as Oliva and Kaat struggle. Other AL/NL games feature California blanking Detroit, Kansas City beating Cleveland, and Chicago edging New York in extras.
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Angels Triumph as Brunet Shuts Out Tigers in Birthday Win
Standings opening star started nine straight losses before firing a three hitter to lift the Los Angeles Angels over Detroit. Pitcher Brunet celebrated his final birthday by holding the Tigers to three singles and defeating Denny McLain.
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Daily News Wins Pair Last Night
Daily News swept a double header from Perma Pipe in Babe Ruth play. The first game ended 12 to 10 after two extra innings as Daily News rallied from a 2-0 deficit, with Gibbons driving in four and Evans delivering key hits. In the second game Perma Pipe led 1-0 until Daily News pushed two runs in the seventh, tied it on an error in the last, then Evans delivered a ninth inning single for the winning run with Ayers scoring the decisive run in extras.
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Buick Open second round leads by Goalby and Aaron
Bob Goalby Palm Springs and Tommy Aaron Calloway Gardens both posted 1142 to lead the Buick Open at the halfway point in Grand Blanc Michigan. Kermit Zarley Terry Dill and Frank Beard trailed by one stroke with 143s as Weather and field conditions created a tight leaderboard.
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Griffiths firing of Sam Mele sparks internal debate
Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith defends the firing of manager Sam Mele, citing an accumulation of issues rather than a single cause. Cal Elmer named as Mele's replacement amid coaching staff splits and fan pressure. Mele led the team to the 1965 pennant with a 522-430 career record, but Griffith says the club failed to maximize player potential and base thinking baseball.
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Ashland Wins State Tournament Title in Kentucky
Ashland Tomcats secure their second straight Kentucky High School Baseball Tournament championship by defeating Ft. Knox 7-2 in Lexington. Pitcher Bill Sieweke starred after Bob Lynch quelled a first inning rally, with Ashland scoring four in the second and three more in the fourth aided by three Ft. Knox errors. Toby Tolbert led the offense with a single and a triple driving in three runs.
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1960s NCAA Football Telecasts and Local Golf Qualifier
ABC begins its telecasts of NCAA football this fall with 82 national and 24 regional games. Schedule highlights include Michigan State at Notre Dame, Georgia Tech at Tennessee, and Ohio State at Michigan. Middlesboro hosts amateur golfers next weekend for state tourney qualification, with six entrants already named from local clubs.
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Pirates crush Phillies 16-1 in standout display
At Forbes Field, the Pittsburgh Pirates hammered Philadelphia 16-1 behind a power barrage and strong defense. Willie Stargell Gene Alley and Roberto Clemente led a fast-start offense as Billy O'Dell fanned four straight hitters, delivering a dominant evening for the Pirates.
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Pirates Rally Lifts Reds Past Astros In Extra-Base Heavy Game
In a high scoring night around major leagues Cincinnati Reds beat Houston 10-7 as Pete Rose led with three hits including a sixth homer. Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich joined Rose in the homer parade in a seven run seventh inning.
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Wright and Albers Lead Bluegrass Invitational Round One
Mickey Wright the leading money winner and amateur Roberta Albers shot a par 71 to share the Bluegrass Invitational lead with 45 women golfers in Louisville. Lesley Holbert, a first year pro from Coral Gables, is one stroke back after a 72 with five birdies and five bogeys.
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Weekend Sports Schedule From Middleshoro Country Club
Saturday features an Am Am Golf event at Middleshoro, a 20 Yanks versus White Sox game on Channel 6, Knoxville Smokies against Birmingham in Morris Town at 2, Buick Open golf and live wrestling on multiple channels, plus baseball and league play. Sunday lists San Francisco and Robe Ray Baseball at Baader Stadium, Buick Open golf on Channel 4, with additional channel listings and times.
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Legion Team Holds To One-Game Lead
American Legion regained sole possession of first with a 16 to 3 win over Kiwanis. Rotary and Elks clash today to end the week while the first half ends next Saturday. Legion piled nine runs in the top of the third to break a 1 all tie as Marcum rapped two doubles and a single and five others had two hits.
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Daily News Full Leased Wire and publication rights notice
The Daily News announces full leased wire services and exclusive publication rights from United Press International. Subscription rates listed include Middieshorn Kentucky area prices and extended regional rates for Bell and Knox Counties Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee with annual and monthly options.
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