Twins Nip Birds On Pinch Homer In Ninth
Jimmie Hall delivered a pinch hit 360 foot homer in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Minnesota Twins past the Baltimore Orioles 6 5 and reclaim the AL lead. Harmon Killebrew left with a dislocated elbow after colliding with Russ Snyder in the sixth. Oliva and Versailles helped spark an eighth inning rally with a three run uprising to push Minnesota ahead.
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Time Out For Sports A debate on NCAA AAU control over track
The piece surveys the NCAA AAU feud amid praise and criticism of U S athletes in Soviet Union games. It cites Bill Easton and Jack Griffin, notes Maryland funding constraints, and argues coaches seek to teach rather than profit while the struggle centers on money and Olympic control.
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Bucky Summers on Vacation This Week
Columnist Bucky Summers is on vacation this week and will resume writing next week. The short note informs readers to expect his return with the regular column lineup.
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Lions coach puzzled by late night restaurant scuffle
Detroit Lions coach Harry Gilmer said he is concerned about a 3 am incident in Royal Oak involving rookie end John Flynn and halfback Joe Doe Looney over a $3.38 bill. Gilmer may punish Looney after the camp curfew was extended one and a half hours.
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Jencks Released From Hospital After Scrimmage Injury
CARLISLE Pa AP Bob Jencks Washington Redskins place kicker was released from Carlisle Hospital and rejoined the team. He resumed practice and will miss until next week after suffering a stomach contusion in a Saturday scrimmage.
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Yank Trackmen Accuse Soviets of Harassment
MOSCOW AP report says 70 member U S track team argues Russian tactics sabotaged morale before a Kiev defeat. Pete Bowen of Lyndon Kentucky led the charge as the squad paused in Moscow en route to a Poland meet, noting sleep deprivation and deliberate irritants cited by several officials. The group questioned a late Soviet relay disqualification decision that altered the final tally.
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Lorick Works Out With Colts In Maryland
Lorick, Baltimore Colts rookie star from last season, practiced again after knee injury with a padless drill in Westminster Maryland. Coach Don Shula announced cuts of 15 rookies. six veterans including Lenny Moore Jim Parker and Raymond Berry remain unsigned. Walter Hagen’s condition new update says hospital reports stable after throat operation.
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Homer-Hitting Top Spot In AL Shared By Rocky
Cleveland Indians fans have cause to cheer as Rocky Colavito ties for the American League home run lead and tops the RBI race after driving in six runs last week. Colavito, acq ui red Jan 20 in a three way deal, has 71 RBIs and shares the HR lead with 22. Harmon Killebrew and Willie Horton trail in RBIs and home runs, while Carl Yastrzemski and Roberto Clemente lead batting races in the AL and NL respectively. Clemente sits at .341 with 10 hits in 29 trips. Hank Aaron is the NL RBI runner-up with 79 and Johnny Callison tied for NL HR lead with 24. The week’s action leaves Colavito strong in the RBI race and near the top of the home run chart.
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Stengel Walks After Hip Surgery In New York
Casey Stengel, 75, manager of the New York Mets, left his Roosevelt Hospital bed and walked a short distance Monday as he recovers from July 25 fractured left hip. A hospital spokesman said he began moving with a walking device after starting with limited steps Sunday.
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Smith Wins Western Amateur Golf Championship
Smith of Sacramento California rallied to win three straight holes and defeated George Boutell of Phoenix Arizona one up on the 19th hole to capture the Western Amateur Golf Tournament title in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Life Insurance Offer For Ages Thirty Nine To Seventy Nine
A mailed advertisement from Great Lakes Insurance Co offers a $2000 guaranteed lifetime life protection. Apply by mail to the Home Office with name address zip code and year of birth for a no obligation rate and application packet. Mail to Dept No JH7MNPTIS Elgin Illinois 60322.
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Inside Story of Nerve Deafness Free Books Offer
A promotional notice offers two free booklets titled Nerve Deafness Can Be Helped and The Inside Story of Nerve Deafness. It explains nerve deafness, its effects on understanding speech, possible treatments, and self-help steps. Call or mail to request, supply limited.
Cards Rehire Schoendienst For 1966 Season
St Louis reevaluates after seventh place. Red Schoendienst is rehired as manager for 1966 with a contract near 30000 dollars. August Busch Jr. affirms confidence and notes Schoendienst has improved as a manager. Cardinals sit 57 games behind the Dodgers after Sunday’s game.
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Wilhelm Saves Sox 2-0 Win Over Tigers
Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 2-0 as Pete Ward drove in two runs with a first inning single and Hoyt Wilhelm closed out the win with key relief. Gary Peters earned the victory to improve to 6-9, while Denny McClain fell to 5-? in a tight pitching duel as both clubs combined for 22 hits in the doubleheader. Detroit protested use of frozen balls after the day’s games.
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