Howard Off Bench To Power Yankees
Elston Howard, just off the disabled list, delivered a pinch hit single in the 10th to lift the New York Yankees to a 4-2 win over the Chicago White Sox. Mel Stottlemyre went the distance, and Fisher suffered a tough loss after a five inning shutdown prior.
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Yankees
NEW York
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Mel Stottlemyre
Abrahabr
Rabson
Mantle
McCraw
Moscitte
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Morin
Trash
Peters
Barker
Wilhelm O
Laver
Bureen
Kates Schmidt
Clark
Cricaen
Boyer
Richardson
Rothsom
Auford
Bago Peters
Wilken
Fisher
A Fisher
Tom
Stottiemyre
Wea
Rae Martin
Hail to All wins Belmont Stakes in tight finish
Hail to All, a Florida bred colt owned by Mrs. Ben Cohen, held off Tom Rolfe by a neck to win the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct in a field that included Tacmeet, First Family and Dapper Dan. Jockey Johnny Sellers celebrated his comeback win, earning $10,415 of the $104,150 purse.
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New York
Ben Cohen
Maryland
Johnny Sellers
Tacmeet Veen
Tom Rolfe
Aqueduct
Hail To All
First Family
C. T. Chenery
Meadow Stable
Ogden Phipps
Dapper Dan
Sellers
Carry Back
Manuel Yeaza
Eddie Yowell
Mrs. Cohen
Ron Turcotte
Little Tom
Milo Valenzuela
Hime
Valenzuela
Tom! Rolfe
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Miami
la Cima
Bob Ussery
Selari
Happy Gondolier
Bold
Ussery
John Sellers
Aqueduct Race Track
Altman’s RBI single lifts Cubs past Phillies 9-8 after rain
Chicago edged Philadelphia 9-8 as George Altman lined a single after a 35 minute rain delay in the ninth. Cubs built lead late, then Padres? (Note: corrected: Padres not in source)
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Chicago
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Winnsboro Head Wins Most Votes for High Post
Winnsboro mayor W. E. Marioneaux led the recent election of Louisiana national directors of Dixie Youth Baseball Inc, securing a sixth term for three years. Marvin Smith of West Monroe was re-elected for two years and George Perry of Ferriday for one year. J. W. McLemore Dr. of Winnsboro serves as a lifetime director and deputy national commissioner.
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Winnsboro
W. E. Marioneaux
Louisiana
Dixie Youth Baseball Inc
Marvin Smith
West Monroe
George Perry
Ferriday
J. W. McLemore Dr
Dixie Youth Baseball, Inc
Radatz's 11th inning homer eyes Red Sox win
Dick Radatz hit his first major league home run in the 11th to break a 3-3 tie and earned a save with three scoreless innings. The Red Sox beat Kansas City 5-3 as Radatz struck out eight in relief, with Lenny Green and Felix Mantilla contributing key plays. Boston added insurance on a steal and infield groundout sequence.
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Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Boston
Radats
Jesse Hickman
Red Sox
Lenny Greenwalker
Felix Mantilla
Boston Kansas City
Cavery
Jones
Panviua
Thomas
Marian
Geer
Tillman
Aryan
E.cheries
Jovie
Thomas Gever
Campaneri Bevan
Green
Cammaneris
HR Green
Radaty
Campaneris Themes
Jane, Hershberger
L. Greer
Marichal Beats Cincinnati 1-0 on Five-Hitter
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal tossed five hits and a 1-0 win over Cincinnati as a seventh inning sacrifice fly by Jim Davenport delivered the decisive run. Jesus Alou doubled and scored after a rounder, ending a scoreless duel with Maloney, who suffered his second loss in 5-2. The crowd at Crosley Field reached 25,262, the season’s second largest.
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Cincinnati
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Jim Maroney
Crosley Field
Marichal
Maloney
Jesus Alou
Crounder
Davenport
Giant
Giants
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Alou
Gordy Coleman
Vada Pinson
Reds
Dick Schofield
Frank Robinson
Cine Eee
Schofield
Harper
Rose
McCovery
Pinson
Mays
Robinson
Atoyrt
Cincinnat
SF Daven
Morgan Mann One-Two In NAIA Meet
In Sioux Falls 1966 NAIA track action Southern Louisiana led with 50 points after 11 of 18 events. Roger Morgan and Roger Mann both notched 14.0 in the 126 yard high hurdles while Theron Lewis won the 440 yard dash in 46.6. John Damien of Emporia State claimed the mile title in 4:10.1 as Southern built a strong team lead ahead of Lincoln College Missouri and North Carolina College.
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M.D
Southern University of Louisiana
Southern
Lincoln College of Missouri
North Carolina College
Emporia State of Kansas
Emporia
John Damien
Northeast Louisiana
Monroe
Roger Morgan
Roger Mann
Theron Lewis
Walter Johnson
Ray Saddler
Texas Southern University
Don Owens
Grambling
Dave Price
California Western
Javetin—e
Dennis Ellis
Southern Oregon
Marcid Knoll
Washburn
Kaw
Gary Berentsen
Roy Clayton
Southwestern
Jerry Huhn
Westmont
Calf
Ray Shearer
Chadron
Neb
Shonut
Price
Lee Johnson
Redlands
Eivin Bethea
North Carolina
Jerry Schleveway
Northern
Jock McLaughlin
Whitworth
Terry Eber
Louisiana
Southern Univ
Ray Saddier
Texas Southern
Robert Johnson
Lewisiona Southern
Elbert Spinson
Arkansas
AMAN
Everett Mason
Louisiana Southern
Werster Jamson
Willy McCoy
Alcorn
Miss. Aman
Tom White
Yankton College
Arnaldo Wristot
Marvey Nain
Dave Gonds
McMurray
Tex
Marvey Nairn
Karl Hartfield
Webster Jommean
George Anderson
Lincoln University
Arkansas Tech
Adama State
Colo
Colorado State
Prairie View Arm
MO Vard Churties
Dave Bands
McMurry
Bob Burles
William Atte Ore
Wellington Cox
Adan Ha
Ron McCaskill
Hendrix
Ark
Warren Hampton
Lincoln
Marold Rush
Friends
Kan
Lievd Higgins
Pasadena
Coilleu
Richard Rows
Robert Schidt
Fort Have
Ray Davis
Cedarville
Ohio
Tom Dateman Harding
Dennis McGrad
Kearney
Norman Tate
North
Carona College
Lew Johnson
Pacific Lutheran
Lem Lemmene
Caltorra Western Baals
James Bonata
Southwestern Louisiana
Dean Adar
Washington State
Arthur Steele
Eastern Tious
Eowin Roberts
Stone Johnson
Gramblin
Ted
Romero Hayes
Florida
A M
Momer Jones
Grundy Harris
Souther
Richard Stephins
Albert Wheattall
Jim Kislson
Rich Wininski
Empora Kan
Donald Lakin
Port Mays
Kenneth Gowld
Omaha
Doris Miller
Lewis and Clark
Bob Bower
Mayville
Jan Prosseda
Bloomsburg
Penn
Jim Mavis
Dickinson
Leuini Southern
Robert Jonmsean
Anthony Os
Indian State
Terryrath
Rich Roberts
Aarne
Calif
Joe Nemarat
Charles Agee Penser
Braves Win 9-1 as Jones Grand Slam Lifts Milwaukee
Mack Jones powered the Braves to a 9-1 victory over the NL-leading Dodgers with a bases-loaded grand slam off Johnny Podres in the first inning. Tony Cloninger earned his seventh win, while Hank Aaron and Joe Torre contributed hits as Milwaukee narrowed the gap to three games.
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Mack Jones
Braves
Los Angeles Ledgers
Jones
Johnny Podres
Tony Cloninger
Dodgers
Podres
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Mil
Waukee
Los Angeles
Aaron
Don Druysdale
Cloninger
Johnny Roseboro
Padres
Felipe Alou
Roseboro
Eddie Mathews
John Purdin
Sandy Alomar
Alou
Los
Abr
Wills
Gillam
Alow
Moon
Mathews
Lefepore
Oiiver
Gilliam
Purdin
Nseborn
Lema takes early Buick Open lead with 69 round
Tony Lema, defending champion, fired a 69 to grab a one stroke lead in the Buick Open third round at Grand Blanc. Julius Boros, leader at mid-point, stayed tied before a bogey on 17 knocked him one behind. Johnny Pott and Jack Nicklaus each posted two under par.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Lema
Johnny Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Boros
Pott
Nicklaus
Rob Aspromonte
Tra Julius Boros
Stallard
Astros
Phil Gagliano
Bert Weaver
George Archer
Cardinals
Bob Zimmerman
Aedi
Hal Doug Ford
Woodeshick
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Joe Gaines
Howie Johnson
Houston
Don Fairfield
Joe Campbell
Jim Gentile
Jay Hebert
Jack Montgomery
Wright Garrett
Walt Bend
Jacky Cupit
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rudolph Ada Boyer
Sam Snead
Kel Nagle
St. Louis
Jerry Barner
Arnold Palmer
Chris Blocker
Ceremonyi
Louis
Tom Aaron
Gene Littler
Morgan
Billy Casper
Gaines
Bondit Wynnet
White
Dick Bryan
Bover
Tommy Jacobs
Gentileld
Don Finsterwald
Maye Ct
Asprote
Immons
Shannon
Owens
Skinner
Peterown
Gagliano
St Louis
Lob Hous
Charles Coody
Ion
Bill Collins
Bona
Warwick IB — Boyer
Tommy Boit
Aspromonte
Gagnans
James Black
Simmons
Flood
Oan
Ack Burke
Ee Hil Roagera
Dierker
Widen
Owen
M’'Kzie
Simmons Sy? Stallard
Larry Beckerthnd
Atm
Brooks Robinson Powers Orioles to 7 0 Win over Angels
Brooks Robinson collected four hits including a homer and drove in four as Baltimore crushed the Los Angeles Angels 7-0. Wally Bunker allowed five hits in a strong six innings to win his second decision. Rob Johnson homered, Sam Bowens added a single and double, and Robinson climbed to a standout season showing after a rough start.
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LOS Angeles
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Wally Bunker
Robinson
Orioles
Rob Johnson
Sam Bowens
Bunker
Baseball and golf mix of results and upcoming games
The day features multiple baseball matchups across the American League with Chicago at New York Boston at Kansas City and Detroit at Cleveland plus Baltimore at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Chicago results note Milwaukee and Chicago scoring in prior games. In golf Don Fairfield tied the course record with 65 at Warwick Hills alongside Lema and Boros while Archie Dadian notches a hole-in-one.
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John
Pizarro
New York
Downing
Ford
Boston
Morehead
Bennett
Kansas City
Buschinern
Rheiden
Detroit iSparma
Cleveland
Mratick
Washington
Daniela
Minnetote
Roswell
Baltimore
Palmer
Benmerts
Los Angeles
Pol
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Houston
Pittspurga
ASA
Philadelphia
Pittspuron
Jackson
Lary
Spahn
Pittsburgh
iVeale
Cardwell
Culp
Mahaffey
Buhi
Oryscale
Reed
Lemaster
Kelly
O'Dell
Siatara
Boros
Lema
Don Fairfield
Archie Dadian
Wis
Fairfield
Cary Middlecoff
Minnesota
Detroit
St Louis Beats Astros In 12th On Boyer Hit
Ken Boyer triple d, scored on Tim McCarver single in 12th, lifting St Louis to a 4-3 win over Houston. Maye misplayed ball, McCarver rapped single to right off Ken McKenzie to end stalemate and secure victory.
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Astros
Boyer
Ken Boyer
Tim MeeCarver
Houston
Lee Maye
McCarver
Ken MacKenzie
Rayville Youth Wins $500 College Scholarship
Mayor W E Marioneaux announced that James Letlow of Rayville received a $500 scholarship funded by Dixie Youth Baseball. Letlow plans to attend Northeast State, with the award presented at Rayville High School during a ceremony highlighting four scholarships awarded annually in eight Southern states.
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Winnsboro
W. E. Marioneaux
The
Dixie, Youth Baseball, Inc
James Letlow
Rayville
Marioneaux
Letlow
Northeast State
Rayville High School
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Rice University
Eddie Fisher
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Phil Linz
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
Larry Adams
Seller
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Rich Allen
Tony Gonzalez
John Herrnstein
Fd Bailey
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Larry Jackson
Bailey
Jimmy Stewart
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Harvey Kuenn
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Abernathy
Tae Landrum
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Dairvmple
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Ellsworth
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G . Maloney
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Mann
NAIA
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Willie Smith
Warwick Hills
Abrabt
Aparicio
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Egan
Blair
Brunet
Clinton
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