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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

9

Arcadia blanked Simsboro as Ansley sweeps doubleheader

Arcadia beat Simsboro 8-0 to maintain its lead, but Ansley surged from second place with a 29-hit doubleheader sweep of Downsville. Gordon Zabosky pitched Arcadia to victory while Herbert Robertson Charlie Francis and Ed Watson each went 3-for-4. Ansley’s wins featured Jimmy Lowe’s three run homer and clutch Doug Clark hitting with two aboard and an RBI double.

Ruston Arcadia Simsboro Ansley Downsville Gordon Zabosky Herbert Robertson Charlie Francis Ed Watson Mike Staples James Ramsey Jimmy Lowe Doug Clark Clark

Newsom Claims Featured Chase For Stock Cars

Gene Newsom guided his G Pac to victory in the featured stock car race at Traweek Raceway yesterday beating Red Futch in a close finish with Richard Wainwright third and Thad Wilcox fourth Harold Zigler No 99 won the fast heat and the trophy dash Wallace Hawthorne lost to Zigler in that race Ves ter Dean won the coupe trophy dash Bobby Traweek won the slow heat

Gene Newsom G- Pac Traweek Raceway Red” Futch Richard Wainwright Thad Wilcox Harold Zigler Wallace Hawthorne Vester Dean Bobby Traweek

Lip No Wizard Cubs Can't Get Into Gear

Durocher struggles to lift the Cubs from last place as injuries derail key players Santo and Phillips after a beaning. Mets, Giants, Dodgers win. Koufax, Perry shine as NL races heat up with late innings, trades, and dramatic incidents.

Jeff Meyers UPI Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Durocher Chicago New York Ron Santo

Perry Shuts Out Reds as Giants Run Streak Ends

Gaylord Perry pitched San Francisco to a 10-0 win over Cincinnati, lifting his record to 10-1 and ending the Reds eight-game streak. Boog Powell had three hits and four RBIs as the Orioles beat California 12-7 with strong hitting.

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Keino Beats Clarke in Berlin Invitation Meet

Kipchoge Keino of Kenya, 26, holder of the world 5000 meter record, defeated long distance specialist Ron Clarke Sunday with a time of 13 minutes 26.2 seconds at an invitation track meet in Berlin.

Berlin UPI Kipchoge Keino Kenya Ron Clarke

Tallulah Romps Against Bonita

Tallulah defeated Bonita 12 to 5 in the Northeast Louisiana Amateur League behind a 14 hit attack. Don Morton and Richard Peoples homered, Morton added two doubles and a single. Sammy Gunn allowed five hits for his fourth win. Larry McKain took the loss.

Tallulah Bonita Don Morton Richard Peoples Morton Sammy Gunn Larry McKain

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