Daily Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League and National League tables show teams including Minnesota Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Los Angeles Washington and Boston with varying records and games back. Yesterday notable scores included Cleveland beating Chicago 7 to 3 and Baltimore defeating Los Angeles 3 to 2 in ten innings along with multiple matchups across both leagues.
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Wahoo McDaniel Seeks Cash From Jets Contract Talks
Wahoo McDaniel, pro wrestler and Jets prospect, works out with the AFL club but has not signed. He touts his 1960s season stats including high tackles, five blocked kicks, three interceptions, and leading in receptions, aiming for better compensation. He notes the appeal of combining wrestling fame with football and the impact of his nom de plume on earnings.
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Sorenson Wins Trans-Miss Golf Opener
Miss Sorenson 22 of Janesville Wisconsin and Arizona State student defeated Sue Thompson 5 and 3 despite eight over par in the opening round of the Women’s Trans-Mississippi amateur title in Dubuque Iowa. Veterans Judy Bell Jean Ashley and Nancy Roth Syms fell in early match play as Ann Brecunier, Marsha Feig and others advanced.
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Dodgers Rehire Walt Alston for 1966 Season
Los Angeles Dodgers rehired manager Walt Alston for the 1966 season in a news conference held by general manager Buzzie Bavasi. Alston learned of the decision from the crowd while on the field. coaches Danny Ozark Harold Phillips Preston Gomez and Jim Gilliam were also rehired with him. Bavasi indicated terms were unsettled and joked about taxes.
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Doctors Predict Casey Will Walk Within Five Days
New York AP Doctors report Mets manager Casey Stengel aged 74 will likely walk with a cane within five days after a 45 minute hip operation at Roosevelt Hospital. He remains hospitalized about three days more, with Wes Westrum to manage the team. Doctors describe the hip fracture caused by a fall after a party for old-time players.
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Light workout at Colt training camp in Westminster
The Baltimore Colts held a light padless practice in Westminster as they prep for a full-speed scrimmage. Coach Don Shula plans to cut rookies from the 66-man camp after scrimmage film. Four veterans signed contracts including Steve Stonebreaker after a late arrival fine. Orioles note five managers since 1954 entry.
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Second Round II Play Tonight In District All Star
East Frederick visits Sykenville and Thurmont hosts Brunswick as the district all star tournament resumes with second round games. East Frederick advanced with a 2 1 victory over the National Little League all stars Monday. Sykesville moved on with a 32 to Westminster Men. Brunswick won 16 0 over American Little League, and Thurmont defeated Emmitsburg to complete the schedule. Games start about 6 p m.
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Harmon Field Defeats Oilers to Tie for First in City League
Harmon Field edged the Oilers 2-1 after a seventh inning run on an Economy Oil error. Butch Kimmel earned the win, allowing five hits and striking out six while Max Kehne took the loss. Ken Zimmerman doubled and Danny Boone singled for the Oilers’ lone run.
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Tresh Delivers Two Run Homer as Ford Wins 12th
In the first game of a doubleheader, Tom Tresh hit a two run homer in the sixth to lift the New York Yankees over Detroit 4 to 3. Whitey Ford earned his 12th win with nine hits allowed in seven innings. Don Demeter and Don Wert homered for Detroit.
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Mount Airy Dames Slip Past New Market in League Action
Sunday results from Tri-County League show Middletown sweeping Bolivar 15 to 2 while Harmony topped Doubs 10 to 6 and Walkersville beat Thurmont 4 to 1. Upcoming games feature Harmony at Middletown and Thurmont at Bolivar with Doubs at Walkersville.
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A's Edge Bosox In Opener 7-3 In Doubleheader
Kansas City Athletics beat Boston 7 3 as Wayne Causey and pitcher Fred Talbot drive in two runs each. Talbot lasted 6 2 3 innings, allowing 11 hits with Conigliaro hitting his 19th and 20th homers and Yastrzemski his 13th. Causey and Talbot contributed key RBIs. Dome draws well in Houston.
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Colts Sign Three Veterans As Stonebreaker Reports For Camp
The Baltimore Colts announced three veteran signings including linebacker Steve Stonebreaker who had threatened retirement after failing to reach a contract. He was fined $100 for missing the opening training camp session but attended practice on Monday.
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Line Score: Kansas City Surges in Loss to Boston
Kansas City tallies 10 runs on 16 hits while Boston adds 8 runs on 12 hits. Hunter earns the win in relief over Lonborg who suffers the loss. Harrelson and Campaneris homer for the visitors in a high scoring game with final score 10 to 8.
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Hagen Undergoes Throat Surgery
Walter Hagen, 72, legendary pro golfer of the 1920s and 1930s, underwent throat surgery in New York after battling cancer. The former U S and British Open champion, who retired from golf early due to heart trouble, said he had no complaints before the operation. Hagen, Rochester, New York born, won the U S Open in 1914 and 1919, claimed four British Opens, and held a PGA Championship four-year winning streak from 1924 to 1927.
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Phillies Edge Pirates 3-1 in twilight opener
Tony Gonzalez drove in a run with a single and Cookie Rojas added a two run double in the ninth as the Phillies beat the Pirates 3-1. Three Philadelphia pitchers limited Pittsburgh to three hits while Manny Mota tripled for Pittsburgh and scored on a Donn Clendenon's sacrifice fly to supply the lone Pirates run.
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Lady nets second ace at 135 yards in club tourney
Bridgeport Connecticut AP reports Mrs Raymond Fleming of We scored her second hole in one since 1957 using a No 3 wood to ace the 135 yard 14th hole at the Patterson Club. She achieved the shot while playing a match against Mrs Vincent Cavaliere in the first round of the B flight in the club championship tournament.
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McCulloch MAC-10 Series Saws Debut With Fewer Parts
The MAC-10 series features new engineering that reduces parts by about 30 percent while preserving performance and dependability. Enhanced power per pound supports fast cutting aided by an specially engineered guide bar chain and drive sprocket for efficient operation.
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