Smoky Burgess Sacrifice Delivers White Sox Win Over Indians
In Cleveland, pinch hitter Smoky Burgess delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly after Don Buford reached third on Tommy Agee's single, scoring the decisive run as Chicago edged Cleveland 5-4. Buford opened the inning, Burgess batted for Hoyt Wilhelm, and Bruce McNerney Crandall contributed for the Indians. W-Wilhelm, 1-0. L-O'Donoghue, 6-6.
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Cleveland
Smoky Burgess
Chicago White Sox
Don Buford
Tommy Agee
Burgess
Hoyt Wilhelm
Buford
Chicago
Siebert
Kralick
O'Donoghue
Crandall
W—Wilhelm
L — O'Donoghue
Economy Oil Tops Cozy Corner in City Softball Clash
Max Kehne pitched a two hit game with nine strikeouts as Economy Oil beat Cozy Corner 5 to 1 in the City Softball League. Austin Wood collected both hits for Cozy Corner. Ken Zimmerman delivered a two run triple in the second to put the Oilers ahead for good. Butch Kimmel took the loss, fanning seven. Economy Oil 5 Cozy Corner 1.
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Economy Oil
Cozy Corner
American Optical Ymca
Kehne
Austin Wood
Ken Zimmerman
Oilers
Butch Kimmel
Young
Kimmel
Lake
Horse Race Card Bouts at Belsonville on July 20 1966
Wednesday racing card lists eight races with purses from 1 200 to 7 260 dollars. Entries include Belsonville entries such as Quatre Jim and Via Five For Fun in early races, and multiple Maiden and Claiming events for 2 and 3 year olds. Final totals show Twin Double payout and attendance around 259 404 dollars.
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Lady Helmont
Afar Kay Va
Buffalo Wallow
Silk Salonga
Almandine
Helignie Star
Pat Herst
Baby Owl
Sharon Rosebud
Near Here
Quick Harvest
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Goldie
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Todd
Arrageo
Chandler
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Yes
Resta Rissa
Rose's Score
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Valley Vamp
Meta Bell
Teen
Betty Crista
Elnora
Wilson
Dentown
Diavolis
Sky Light
Davidson
Bandit Beach
Sun of Dinah
Miss Art
Davey
Sadie Renow
Dq-Fair Shanon
Theil
Diavoukis
Acramight
Gordon
Combustionsire
F. Kratz
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Charnock
Skyperson
Freestate Letty
Theodesis
Gustines
Inkivm
King Thule
Gary's Galaxy
Depath
Court
O’rourke
Rapacious
Marchiee
Washingtonian
Espinoss
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Blue Jay
Sagum
Tudorks
Gambardelie
Cabhinett
Peters
Soga's Teaparty
Reamona
Lady Tarantula
Miss Manve
Itsagiri
Marjoch
Pete
Zerenta
Elie Joe
Flocka
Selle Eileen
Gaybrook Gal
Myers
Duchess Tin
Cerda
Chitty Should
Halas Calls Offer For Morris Insult
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas called the Falcons trade offer for veteran linebacker Larry Morris an insult to Morris’s football ability. Morris, 32, asked for a trade to the new Atlanta club to be near his real estate business in Decatur.
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Ind
Atlanta Falcons
Larry Morris
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Larry
Morris
Atlanta
Decatur
Perry's 2 Hit Shutout Caps Twins Sweep
Jim Perry pitched a two hitter and drove in two in a 4 0 win as the Minnesota Twins swept the two night doubleheader against the Washington Senators. In the opener Jim Kaat earned his 13th win with Harmon Killebrew delivering the deciding run. The second game saw Perry toss a four hit win with Don Mincher and Phil Ortega contributing late runs. A special NBA owners meeting was announced for Thursday in New York.
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Washington
Jim Perry
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Jim Kaat
Harmon Killebrew
Frank Howard
Perry
Senators
Don Blasingame
Cesar Tovar
Tovar
Don Mincher
Phil Ortega
Killebrew
Minnesota
Kaat
Battey
Richert
Humphreys
Cox
Kline
Casanova
W—Kaat
L—Cox
Nixon
Ortega
Bosman
L-Ortega
Reds Edge Cubs In 18th Inning Thriller
Don Pavletich hit his 18th inning homer to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 win over the Chicago Cubs in the longest game of the year. The shot came off Ferguson Jenkins with two outs in the 18th after 8 scoreless innings. Gordy Coleman tied it in the ninth with a double scoring Pete Rose. Joe Nuxhall earned the win in relief.
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Chicago
Don Paviletch
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pavietich
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Cards Number Two Pick Quits Football
Harold Lucas, No. 2 draft choice of the St. Louis Cardinals, quit professional football during Lake Forest camp. He left to return to Detroit, with the club saying the move was for personal reasons. President Charles Bidwell announced Lucas would be put on waivers after a five year, 300000 dollar package.
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Harold Lucas
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Tuesay
Michigan State
Detroit
Charles
Stormy) Bidwell
Lucas
Cardinals
Bidwell
Main's Shopping Center tops Yellow Springs 11 10 in FCJL
Main's Shopping Center scored five runs in the final inning to beat Yellow Springs 11 to 10 in the Frederick County Junior League. Bruce Burgee drove in the winning run with a two run single after a three run homer earlier. Kurt Elworthy earned the win after giving up a homer to Herman Morgan.
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Main
Trp
Yellow Springs
Frederick County
Bruce Burgee
Burgee
Kurt Elworthy
Herman Morgan
Rnn
Esworthy
Keller
Weddle
Ausherman
Bowens
Astros Sell Gentile to Indians in Cash Deal
The Houston Astros sold veteran first baseman Jim Gentile to the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed cash amount and outfielder Tony Curry. Gentile, 32, had started the season with Houston and spent weeks with the Oklahoma City farm club after a groin strain and a temper incident that led to a $250 fine and a five day league suspension.
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Houston AP
Houston Astros
Jim Gentile
Cleveland Indians
Tony Curry
Gentile
Astros
Oklahoma City
Restless Cloud Leads Delaware Park Double Triumph
Stanton feature picture never better than seventh in nine starts. Restless Cloud won the first two races Tuesday to make a 8192450 daily double at Delaware Park, the largest double of the meeting.
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Big Double Stanton
Del
Restless Cloud
Delaware Park
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