Hawks Ekes Out Victory Over Monroe Mohawks
Madison's Kas Oganowski threw seven passes for three drives and the Mohawks edged Monroe 24 to 22. Monroe outgained Madison 340 to 186 overall with a late surge but failed on an extra point after Rick Haag’s TD reception. Ed Richardson, a 160-pound sophomore, is listed as the lightest player on Penn State's 1966 squad.
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Gene Rice
al Kien
Rice
Jay Miller
Terry Amburgy
Combs
Oganowski
Kien
Trenan
Madison
Horrers
Mohawks
Monroe
Rick Haag
Jerry Sewell
Sewell
Hornets
Mad — Trenan
M. Wells
Mon — Miltenberger
Powell
Mad — J. Combs
Trenum
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Mad — Trenum
Ed Richardson
Philadelphia
Penn State
Barber Set For Series Hill Role
Steve Barber walked away from a nohitter and into a World Series job as he exited after five hitless innings in the Angels 2-0 win over Baltimore. Batting short, Charlie Vinson doubled for his first major league hit with two out in the seventh to break the no hit bid and scoreless tie. The Orioles, missing five regulars, managed only three hits against Marcelino Lopez in a game highlighted by Barber’s six strikeouts and three walks.
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Associated Press
Steve Barber
Nohitter
Barber
Baltimore
California
Hank Bauer
Angels
Frank Bertaina
Charlie Vinson
Bertaiia
Jose Cardenal
Bobby Knoop
Vinson
Seattle
Jim Fregosi
Orioles
Marcelino Lopez
Lopez
Schofield
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Dodger
John Roseboro
Pappas Hints at Retirement Over Arm Trouble
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Milt Pappas, part of the Frank Robinson trade deal, said he may retire after this season due to ongoing arm problems and mental fatigue. He is 10-11 this year and slated to face the New York Mets, with questions about his future lingering as he returns to Baltimore.
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Frank Robinson
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Baltimore Reds
New York Mets
Reds
Robinson
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Pannas
Dick Simpson
Jack Baldschu
Rose Misses First Game In Two Seasons
Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds missed his first game in two seasons Friday night with a right arm cast after a headfirst slide into third base in Chicago last Tuesday. The Reds beat the New York Mets 7 0 and doctors say he may return tonight. Rose had a 403 batting average in August and a .432 pace this month despite the injury.
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Pete Rose
Reds
New York Mets
Chicago
Rose
Mets extend Jacksonville link next season
New York Mets will continue their working agreement with Jacksonville in 1967 but Sally Hemus will not manage the International League club again. The Mets said a successor would be named later.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Jacksonville
Sally Hemus
Mets
Termites trust questioned in unknown pest inspection
A reader warns about using an unfamiliar house-to-house inspector for termite treatment, expressing doubt and concern that the service may not be legitimate or trustworthy. The notice urges caution and scrutiny of operators before handing over property.
Hardware store marks 28th Middletown anniversary
In Middletown a local hardware retailer celebrates 28th year serving thousands of customers. Owner Lewis J. Mase notes steady community support and ongoing product updates at the shop, drawing residents from the region.
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Middletown
Royals Trim Roster as Preseason Tour Begins
Cincinnati Royals released four rookies Jerry Lee Wells Rich Parks Billy Smith and Willie Merriweath and open exhibition season in Duluth Minnesota against the Los Angeles Lakers. The roster includes seven veterans and six rookies led by Bob Love Flynn Robinson Jim Ware Walt Wesley Fred Lewis and Bill Dinwiddie.
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Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
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Oklahoma City
Rich Parks
St. Louis
Billy Smith
Chicago
Loyola
Willie Merriweath
Purdue
Royals
Duluth
Minn
Los Angeles Lakers
Bob Love
Southern University
Flynn Robinson
Wyoming
Jim Ware
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Fred Lewis
Arizona State
Bill Dinwid
Die of
Highlands University
Senatore Stops Galli in Mixed Boxing Clash in Rome
In Rome Rolando Senatore 115 percent knocks out Tom Imaso Galli 11734 Italy. In Sacramento Charles Shipes 148 from Oakland KO’s Peter Schmidt 115034 Toronto in a separate bout.
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Rolando Senatore
Brazil
Tomimaso Galli
Italy
Sacramento
Calif
Charlley Shipes
Oakland
Peter Schmidt
Toronto
Accent On Youth Drives Middletown Victory Over Fairfield
Middletown uses sophomores to fuel 28-6 win over Fairfield as Stan Jones and John Ortman combine for four touchdowns. Coaching notes credit youth for early success while acknowledging remaining work ahead. Offensive unit gains 295 yards, with 35 in the air as Fairfield struggles to stop the Middies' middle and sustain drives.
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Stan Jones
John Ortman
Middies
Purple & White
Gordon
Rob Runyan
Don Root
Carl Ferguson
Bob Patterson
B. B. Yarmouth
Mike Hickey
Joe Harris
Mel
Ortman
Dodgers Buy Dick Schofield Boosts NL Lead
Dodgers acquire Dick Schofield from the Yankees and the veteran utility man ignites a 4-0 and 4-2 sweep of the Cubs, boosting Los Angeles to the NL lead as Schofield hits .286 with 12-for-42 in Dodger colors and drives in multiple runs. Pirates top Braves 3-0 as Veale fans 12 in four-hitter. Phillies beat Cardinals in 12. Schofield notes Series hopes remain.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Dodgers
Dick Schofield
Los Angeles
Schofield
Driver Keeps Blancas Ahead at Seattle-Everett Open
Everett AP The race centers on Homero Blancas whose hot driver carried him to a 65 after a 66 opening round to lead the Greater Seattle-Everett Open at 131 entering the third round Dean Refram fired a record 64 but Blancas held the top spot ahead of Friday play.
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Everett, Wash
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Dean Refram
National League standings and Friday results
The National League table shows Los Angeles atop with 91 wins and Pittsburgh second at 89. Friday’s MLB results include Los Angeles tying Chicago 4 4, Philadelphia beating St. Louis 5 4 in 12 innings, Cincinnati routing New York 7 0, and Pittsburgh defeating Atlanta 3 0. Today’s schedule features LA at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, St. Louis at Philadelphia, New York at Cincinnati, and San Francisco at Houston. Sunday games include St. Louis at Philadelphia and New York at Cincinnati, plus a New York game at Cincinnati scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
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Atlanta
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 95 wins and 59 losses, Detroit 69-59, Minnesota 84-70, Chicago 80-74, Cleveland 77-78, California 76-78, Kansas City 71-84, Boston 70-86, Washington 68-86, New York 66-88. Baltimore clinched pennant. key results included Minnesota 12 Detroit 4 and Boston 2 New York 1. Upcoming games include Baltimore at California and Cleveland at Kansas City, with Detroit at Minnesota and Chicago at Washington on various dates.
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Chicago
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New York
Dodgers Sweep Cubs Behind Schofield Four Hits
Yesterday's Stars report from The Associated Press notes Dick Schofield of the Dodgers had four hits and three RBIs as Los Angeles swept Chicago 4-0 and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Bob Veale of the Pirates allowed four hits and struck out 12 to blank the Atlanta Braves 3-0.
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Dick Schofield
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bob Veale
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Braves
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