Twins Beat Red Sox 2 1 For Fifth Straight Win
Earl Battey drove in two runs with a first inning double and Jim Kaat pitched a four hitter as the Minnesota Twins edged Boston 2-1. Kaat improved to 18 9 with Worthington finishing the eighth. Versalles led off with a single and Tovar stole second before a bad throw and scoring sequence set up the decisive runs.
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Boston
Earl Battey
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Minnesota Twins
Kaat
Warrington
Zoile Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Mike Ryan
Lee Stange
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
Battey
Minnesota
Worthington
Zimmerman
Stange
McMahon
Ryan
W—Kaat
L—Stange
Saterday
Nena
Cindy Rock
Lu Anne C
Wadobe Everglades
Tiger
Lou
Ehix
Mr Mystic
Emmalto
Roxbury Road
Bob Knight
Shining Delight
Green Fire
Battleforth
Raven Bound
Navy Retic
Park Watch
Dan
Mr Tad
Lone Six
Miss Knollw
Ad Lacoste
Anne Tin
Duchess Tin HO
Priam Man
Fambic
Mike Cannon
Itsacolo
Royal Sketch
Birchwood
Mike's
Pocket Pruner
General Noel
Chicago Drops Pirates From National Perch
In Chicago, Glen Beckert's third hit drove in George Altman to break an 11th inning deadlock as the Cubs beat the Pirates 4-3. Chicago gains win as Pittsburgh drops to four games behind San Francisco. Banks and Santo hit homers for Chicago. Clemente provides Pittsburgh's late two-run single. Hendley gets the win. Face takes the loss.
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Chicago
Glen Beckiert
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Atlanta
Cubs
Pirate
New York
Altman
Donn Clendenon
Don Kessinger
Beckett
Elroy Face
Robert Clemente
Bob Hendley
Dick Ellsworth
Pitts
Law
McBean
Face
May
Gonder
Ellsworth
Hendley
Hundley
W—Hendley
Clendenon
Santo
Banks
S-D Racing Results and Entries Readout
Race by race results from a racing program listing Maiden Claiming and Allowance events. Names include Sheilen's Bell, Gypnotic, Tender Foot, Priam, Dante's Action, Friday entries, times like 1.15 and 1.42, and payout figures. Highlights include Twin Double payout and multiple claiming race competitors such as Nile, River Mage, and My Friend John.
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Sheilen
Wilson
Depate
Wharom
Myers
Tender Foot
Lary Livia
Priam
Dante's Action
Kaaied
Nala
Medpe
Kumechia
Vatenquela
Willies
Peters
Lady Star
Marden
C. Smith
Mangaroe Jack
Secatelio
Sun Reporter
Whitemen
Quick Marvest
Red Dane
John
Vacanti
Price Bion
Valenzuela
River Mage
Johnston
Mike’s
Trojan Row
Jersey
Balsabar
Coke
Betty Gones
Sir Clare
Beebrook
Darbin
Sis Tima
Dot O' Lou
Addesa
Dale Charisma
Depato
Hewitt
Mr. Lundy
Allen
Penatt Reval
Gee Nancy
Gustines
Gary
Galaxy
Honey Missile
Riston
Harmony Lander
Cain’s Abel
Davidson
Columbias Glory
Gambardella
Hy Sonic
Small
Almandine
Capuin John
Dante Day
Publican
W. Sollars
Wagner's Homer Lifts Cavs Past White Sox in 10th
Leon Wagner capped a 10th inning rally with a homer to beat Chicago 3-2 in Cleveland. Fred Whitfield hit his 24th of the season to tie, Rocky Colavito belted his 27th to even the score, Don Buford and Jerry Adair sparked Chicago’s lead before Wagner’s game winner.
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Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Chicago
Wagner
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
Fred Whitfield
Jerry Adair
Don Buford
Rocky Colavite
Howard's Homer Sparks Nats 5-3 in Friday Win
Washington Senators defeated the California Angels 5-3 as Frank Howard hit his 15th homer a three run blast in the six run inning. Bob Knoop homered for California and Barry Moore started on the mound for Washington with Humphreys getting the win.
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Washington
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
California Angels
Bob Laverine
Jim King
Fred Valentine
Howard
Bob Knoop
Jay Johnstone
Angels
Barry Moore
Johnstone
Jim Fregosi
Norm Siebern
California
Coates
Rojas
Chance
Satriano
Moore
Humphreys
Casanova
W — Humphreys
L—Coats
Knoop
Economy Oil and YMCA to clash in Frederick County doubleheader
Economy Oil and the YMCA, top teams in the Frederick County Softball League, duel today at McCurdy Field with a 7:30 pm start. Probable first game lineup includes Fred Young at third, Lorn Young at catcher, Max Kehne pitching, Bob Allison at first, Kenny Zimmerman second, Jerry Beacht short, Danny Boone left, Paul Boone center, and Jim Chase in right.
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Economy Oil
YMCA
Frederick County
McCurdy Field
Fred Young
Lorn Young
Max Kehne
Bob Allison
Kenny Zimmerman
Jerry Beacht
Danny Boone
Paul Boone
Jim Chase
Little Mo Modzelewski to retire after 1965 season
Dick Modzelewski known as Little Mo faces final year with Cleveland Browns after a long career. The 35 year old tackle recalls farm work, early contracts, and his rise with Giants and Browns. He weighs 241 pounds and plans to quit when it hurts.
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Hiram, Ohio
NEA
Dick Modzelewski
Little Mo
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Ohio
Washington Redskins
New York
Polack
Los Angeles Rams
Modzelewski
Brooks Hall
Hiram
Browns
Maryland
Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
New
Sam Hulf
Twentieth Century
Sam
Charley Conerly
Umpires Lose Luggage for Yankee KC Doubleheader
Four umpires for the Yankees and Royals doubleheader worked in borrowed ushers uniforms after losing their baggage in a mix-up caused by a strike. Jim Odom, Al Salerno, Larry Napp, and John Rice wore grey trousers red and white striped shirts and Yankee caps. The luggage went missing en route from Minnesota.
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Umps
NEW York
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Jim Odom
al Salerno
Larry Napp
John Rice
Minnesota
Right Now I'm Up to Saturday Evening
A fragmented Frederick News item notes a Sunday afternoon moment with incomplete quotation about being up to a certain Saturday. The readable parts reference a time frame in August 1966 and local publication context.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Record 700000 Tourists Visit Hungary First Half Year
Hungary reports a record 700000 tourists in the first half of this year. Major attractions were the Szeged drama festival, an international camping and caravan rally, and the Esperanto world congress.
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Budapest
Hungary
Govern
Ance
Szeged
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Horlen
Pizarro
Romano
Siebert
Tiant
Azcue
Crandall
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L—Pizarro
Whitfield
Colavite
China
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Homer Sparks
Henry Lake
Sonny White
Jim Blank
Bob Loun
Jim Lamb
Bill Hall
Scott English
Fred Kimmel
Cokie Blaxton
West Virginia
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Svare
E. Harp
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Hudson
Robert ©. Owen
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