Stargell Falls One Hit Short Of Consecutive Record
Willie Stargell’s bid for the National League consecutive hits record ended at nine as Jerry Buchek’s throw nailed Gene Alley at the plate in the first meeting with the St. Louis Cardinals. Stargell, who went 2 for 5, saw Don Cardwell and the Pirates rally to a 9-1 win, G ibson lasting through only one but fanning four Pirates in the fourth.
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Dodgers Add Hitting To Running Attack in 1966 Push
The Los Angeles Dodgers, famed for speed and pitching, now emphasize hitting. They won 8-6 in 10 innings over the Chicago Cubs, powered by four homers and 15 hits. Jim Lefebvre accounted for his 12th homer, Wes Parker and Al Ferrara contributing, as Walter Alston noted a growing hitting edge without abandoning the running game.
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Rain Delays NAIA Tournament Game in Missouri
Rain halted the NAIA Baseball Tournament game between Southern Louisiana and Missouri Valley in the top of the fourth with SLU leading 2-0. The game will resume at 11 a.m. CST. Linfield defeated Lewis 8-2 in the other winners bracket game as Linfield pulled away late.
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Braves Run to Fourth Straight Win in 11-6 Triumph
Atlanta Braves erased a 5-0 deficit against the New York Mets, scoring seven in one inning to win 11-6. Bobby Bragan praised Felix Millan, who collected four straight hits and scored twice, while Hank Aaron and Joe Torre joined the offense with key hits. Mets starter Rob Gardner faltered in the fifth as Dick Selma yielded five runs in under two innings.
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Jaycees Defeat Thorn and Simpson in West Monroe Tilt
The Jaycees edged Thorn and Simpson 9 to 6 at West Monroe Boys Club. Leon Cook and Cliff Walker each had two hits for the winners alongside David Mice sings. Overstreet struck out one. Paul and Richard Lawrence led the losers with two hits apiece.
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Contractors In Win Over Airline In Bossier City
T. L. James' Contractors won their third straight game 5-1 over Airline in an American Legion contest in Bossier City Tuesday night. Mike Reeves was the winning pitcher. J. B. Martin hit a homer and Arthur Thigpen and James Watts added doubles for the winners. They play El Dorado Thursday and host Minden Friday.
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Major and Minor Draft Picks Hit 444 Players
The free agent draft saw Steve Chilcott and Reggie Jackson top the first round as 444 players were drafted by Major and Minor leagues. selections spanned Class A farms, Triple A, and Double A, with continued drafting expected today. Teams locked exclusive negotiating rights until the January draft.
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Calif
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Arizona State University
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University of California and
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Eddie Leon
Arizona State
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Dick Devarney
Maine
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Mets
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Bob Zuk
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Wayne Twitchell
Portland
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Cubs
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Highland
Tom Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
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St. Louis
Leron
Roberts After Seniors Crown Roberts After Seniors Crown
John W. Roberts of Honolulu seeks a repeat U S Seniors Golf title after an 11 year gap. The 67 year old opened the two day 36 hole tournament with a two under par 70, counting a lucky birdie on the 10th when a partner's ball deflected into the cup.
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N.Y
John W. Roberts
Honolulu
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Columbus
Ohio
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