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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1966

Page

13

Alston And The Dodgers book details Smokey Alston career

Darrtown native Matt Burns details in collaboration with Si Burick the rise of Walter Smokey Alston from player to Dodgers manager. The book covers his milestones including the 1959 World Series title, early clashes with the press, and ties to Middletown autograph scenes and trapshooting hobby.

Matt Burns Miami Valley Walter “Smokey” Alston Walter Alston Alston Dodgers Darrtown Si Burick Dayton News Burns Doubleday Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Dodgers Atbush Dandies Dodger Montreal John McGraw Los Angeles Leo Durocher Charley Dressen Bobby Bragan Burich Dressen Middletown Bob Woods Woods

Orioles Beat White Sox 4-1 as Bunker Wins 9th

Orioles top White Sox 4 to 1 behind Wally Bunker nine win, Dick Hall shutout relief. Curt Blefary hit his 19th homer for Baltimore in the fifth, as Chicago starter Jack Lamabe allowed the early rally.

Chicago Wally Bunker Dick Hall Baltimore Orioles Curt Blefary Bunker White Sox Hall Pete Ward Ken Berry Jery Adair Jack Lamabe Baltimore Frank Robinson Orioles Lamabe Plefary Bob Johnson Andy Etchebarren Luis Aparicio Russ Snyder Etchebarren

Pirates stretch division lead with 9 1 win over Cubs

Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 9-1 as Tommy Sisk pitched four hits allowed and Willie Stargell hit his 29th homer along with a key triple by Gene Alley. The victory, combined with the Giants 3-2 loss to St. Louis, widened Pittsburgh's NL lead to two games.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates San Francisco Chicago Cubs Tommy Sisk Pirates Giants St. Louis Sisk Willie Stargell Bob Bailey Gene Alley Roberto Clemente Bill Mazeroski Stargell Mazeroski Bailey Chicago Randy Handley

Brock Carries Cards To Win

Lou Brock belted a fourth inning homer to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-2 win over San Francisco. The victory, second in a row for St. Louis, dropped the Giants two games behind the NL leading Pirates.

Willie Mays Alou Ollie Brown San Fran St. Louis Bolin McDaniel Barton Jaster McCarver W— Jaster L—Bolin San Francisco J. Rou Brock Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals Giants Pittsburgh Chicago Bob Pittsburgh Holtzman Roberts Handley Sisk Pagliaroni Larry Jaster W-Sisk L—Holtzman Bailey Stargell

Allen Homers To Down Mets

Phillies beat the New York Mets 8-4 for a fourth straight win as Rich Allen hit a two run homer and Dick Groat drove in three with three singles. Rick Wise earned his fourth win, improving to 4-6, while seven Mets pitchers were used in the loss.

NEW York Rich Allen Dick Groat Philadelphia Phillies New York Mets Rick Wise Mets Allen Groat Philadelphia Phila Wise Dalrymple Uecker Shaw Gardner Hamilton Grote Stephenson W—Wise L—Shaw

Wilson tames Indians with six hitter and homer

Earl Wilson pitched a six hitter for his eighth straight win and hit a two run homer as Detroit beat Cleveland 8 to 1 after a rain delay. Dick McAuliffe also homered, his 19th, while Norm Cash and Jim Northrup added runs in the first. Fred Whitfield homered for Cleveland in the ninth.

Cleveland Earl Wilson Detroit Tigers Don Wert Dick McAuliffe Tigers Norm Cash Jim Northrup al Kaline Wert Cash Fred Whitfield Detroit Freehan Kelley Allen Kralick Radatz O’donoghue Sims W—Wilson L—Kelley McAuliffe Whitfield

Lonborg Shuts Out A's 7-0 as Red Sox Surge

Jim Lonborg pitched a two hitter for Boston, George Scott drove in four runs, and Tony Conigliaro hit his 26th homer to beat Kansas City 7-0. Yastrzemski set up Conigliaro with a fifth inning single as Boston moved one percentage point ahead of the A’s for the league lead. Bert Campaneris provided KC’s only hits.

Kansas City Jim Lonborg George Scott Tony Conigliaro Boston Red Sox Red Sox A’s Bert Campaneris Lonborg Scott Conigliaro Carl Yastrzemski Boston Ryan Hunter Stock Handrahan San

Latonia Harness Championship Also Latonia Race Outcomes

At Latonia Race Course the program lists nine races with trotting and pacing events. Winners include Melody and Har land Del in early races, Mack Gee and Irish Will in middle events, and Squeerer Play with Empire Lieutenant in the nightcap, with corresponding payoffs and finish times.

Duke of Amboy C. E.’s Sammy Cheekie Vic Pace Irish Will Attica George John Oliver Knight Parade Empire Lieutenant Bump Force

Beman Bounces Into U S Amateur Playoff With Cowan

Deane Beman and Gary Cowan tied at 285 after a final round that saw Beman double bogey the last hole. Cowan posted a 67 to cap a strong finish, while Ron Cerrudo and Jack Lewis Jr. tied for third at 286.

Ardmore Deane Beman Bethesda Canada Gary Cowan Ron Cerrudo San Rafael Calif San Jose College Jack Lewis Jr Wake Forest College Beman Cowan Kitchener Ont Downing Gray Pensacola Fla Cerrudo Lewis Don Allen Rochester N.Y Richard Siderows Westport Conn Masslers

Exhibition Pro Football By The Associated Press

Washington defeats Philadelphia 35 in an exhibition game reported by The Associated Press with AP coverage of the matchup.

Associated Press Washington Philadelphia

West Coast and Eastern clubs clash in league standings update

The standings show Pittsburgh leading with 80 wins and Chicago and St. Louis in pursuit. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Houston at Atlanta, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at St. Louis. Yesterday results include Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 1 and Atlanta 12 Houston 2 in the first game.

W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh San Fran Los Angeles xPhila St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Short New York McGraw Hands Pittsburgh Fryman Houston Bruce Atlanta Schwall Drysdale Cincinnati Ellis San Francisco Maricahl Jackson American League W.L. Pet.g.b.bltimore xDetroit Minnesota Chicago Sweete xCeveland xCaliornia xWashington xKansas City Baltimore J. Miller Peters Detroit Padres Cleveland Horgan Heffner Boston Kansas City Washington California

Koufax Regan Team For Win At Crosley Field

Dodgers beat Reds 7 3 at Crosley Field to move into sole second in the league. Koufax earned his 22nd win in six innings before relief from Regan who finished the game. Dodgers capitalized on six hits and an error, rallying in the sixth with four runs to take control.

Dodgers San Francisco Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Koufax Reds Joe Nuxhall Tommy Harper Deron Johnson Nuxhall Willie Davis Davis Jim Lefebvre Hamilton Jim Gillian Lou Johnson John Kennedy Jeff Torborg Tommy Telms Regan Billy McCool

Dodgers and Reds Clash Over Managing Styles

Los Angeles manager Walter Alston and Cincinnati boss gene Shamsky discuss differing approaches after a tight set. D. Johnson drives in runs for Cincinnati while Koufax triumphs for the Dodgers, with Nuxhall taking the loss. Bristol faces pressure after being ejected, solidifying the rift between club handling styles.

Los Angeles RBI Cincinnati Ohio Iccedd Gilliam Davis Dif- Lefebvre Regan P L. Johnson Walter ’ Kennedy Alston Los An' Torborg Coveeivess Ollyn Harper Rf Odave Bristol Swale Helms D. Johnson Perez Shamsky Pavietiche Reds Edwards Edwards Phc Pinson Cf Alston Cardenas Carrtown Coleman Hell Kennedy Geles Johnson Harper Pavletich W. Davis Sf—Cardenas Koufax Regan Nuxhall McCool L—Nuxhall

Wilsman Wins World Slo-Pitch Opener 14–6

Parma Wilsman Trucking of Hamilton defeated Earl's Tap of Rhode Island 14 to 6 in the World Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament. Wilsman advances to face Skip Hogan's of Pittsburgh today in a must-win game. Hogan's is the two-time defending world champion.

Parma Wilsman_ Trucking Hamilton Earl Rhode Island Wilsman Skip Hogan’s Pittsburgh Skip Hogan

AFL Scores Report Packers, Browns, Oilers Wins

In AFL action Green Bay defeated New York 37 to 10. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 13 to 10. Houston routed Denver 45 to 7.

Green Bay New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston Denver

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