Allen's Blast Powers Phillies in 5-4 Win
Rich Allen hit a 430-foot inside the park homer in the seventh, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. It marked the Phils fourth straight win and seventh in nine games as Darold Knowles earned his fifth win in six decisions with strong relief.
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Night Baseball San Fran Scoreline Read as 8 1
San Francisco pounded Atlanta in a night game with an 8 to 1 final. Bolin and Barton drove in runs, Lemaster, Carroll, and Oliver held the Braves to limited offense. W Bolvin earned the win, Lemaster the loss.
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Giants Sign Two New Players for Depth
New York Giants announce the signing of reserve quarterback Bob Timberlake and linebacker Tom Costello. In other action, Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9-5 as Hundley hits a home run and Tim Knowles gets the win.
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le Jenkins
Little League Rally Delivers 16-3 Victory for Tall Cedars
Tall Cedars exploded for four runs in the second inning and cruised past Amvets 16-3 in American Little League play. John Cejka earned the win with six innings, supported by Mike Moser's two hits including a double. McMurray led Tall Cedars with four RBIs and extra-base hits from Cejka and Blumenauer.
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Law Homers Hurls 3 Hitter For 5-0 Pirates
Vern Law pitched a three hitter and hit a home run to lead Pittsburgh to a 5-0 win over the New York Mets. It was Law’s fourth straight complete game shutout against New York, and his record improved to 8-1 versus the Mets. Clendenon homered for Pittsburgh in the sixth, followed by Law’s first season extra base hit by a Pirate pitcher.
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Coach Watson Named Coach of Quebec Aces
QUEBEC AP says Phil Watson, former Buffalo Bisons AHL coach, was appointed coach of the Quebec Aces in the AHL on Thursday.
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Falcons Open Training Camp First as New NFL Entry
Atlanta Falcons will begin their first NFL training camp with players reporting July 2 at a YMCA camp in Asheville North Carolina, marking their debut in professional football preparation.
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Twins Lose Lead as Detroit Nets 7-6 Victory
Detroit rallies for three seventh inning runs after a wild throw by Harmon Killebrew at home. Kaline scores tying run on a double, Roggenburk walks in another, giving Detroit a 7-5 edge. Killebrew hits his eighth homer for Minnesota, Battey adds a solo shot, final score 7-6. Lolich earns win, Siebler loses.
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NBC to broadcast 58 AFL games in 1966 season
NBC will televise 58 American Football League games in 1966, including all-star and championship contests. Seven games will be national telecasts with others regionally aired. The schedule opens Sept 4 with Buffalo at San Diego and marks a blackout rule change allowing regional telecasts of nonlocal games.
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Ex-Sooner Killed In Tractor Accident At Holdenville
Art Janes 37 former Oklahoma Sooners tackle and 1950 national champion was killed when a tractor overturned on his farm north of Holdenville Oklahoma. Janes, a geologist living in Corpus Christi Texas, visited the farm to cut brush. He played under Bud Wilkinson 1948-1951 and earned all Big Seven honors in his senior year.
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Hungarian And Aussie Advance In Paris Tennis
Istvan Gulyas, 34, from Hungary, and Tony Roche, 21, from Australia, reached the men's singles final at the French International Tennis Tournament in Paris. Gulyas defeated Cliff Drysdale 4-6 6-4 7-9 6-2 after Drysdale cramped late in the fourth set. Roche beat Francois Jauffret 6-3 4-6 6-4, as Jauffret had upset Roy Emerson earlier in the week. Women’s singles semifinals were set to proceed with Nancy Richey of Dallas among the contenders.
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Fred Stolle
Australian women dominate Wimbledon doubles final results
In Frederick on June 3 1966 the women’s singles feature top seed Margaret Smith of Australia facing Bully Jean Moffitt King as Fay Toyne and Jill Blackman defeat Julie Heldman and Mrs Jones for the doubles title 7 5 6 4 Toyne Blackman to meet Smith Tegart after their 6 1 6 4 win over Baylon and Van Zyl in the other semifinal lines.
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Julie Heldman
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Air Conditioning Franchise Opportunity in Frederick MD
A leading residential air conditioning manufacturer seeks capable men to start independent sales installation and service businesses in Frederick area. Requires college degree three years business experience 25 to 35 with capital and proven success. Offers engineering help management consulting and a long range plan. Send resume to Frederick News-Post Box 1804 Frederick Maryland.
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