Orioles 1966 TV Schedule Highlights National Games
The schedule lists Orioles televised games for May through mid year 1966 across venues in Chicago Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Washington Minnesota and California. It shows dates start times and location annotations for Miami Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Kansas City Minnesota and other opponents.
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Chicago White Sox
Miami
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Exhibition action heats up as Mays and Kaline star
Willie Mays hits his second homer in as many days and race Olle Brown adds a three run shot to power the Giants past the Cubs 5-4. Alex Kaline and Dick McAuliffe homer as Detroit beats the Dodgers. Bobby Richardson delivers a ninth inning infield single for the Yankees 5 4 over Boston. Cleveland shells Brunet 5-2, and Cincinnati tops Houston 4-2. Javier remains with St Louis after major trades involving Boyer Groat and White.
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Willie Mays
Race Olle Brown
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Ageles Dodgers
Atlanta
Evereaniel
Tony Cloninger
Dan J Schneider
Cecil Upshaw
Bobby R Richardson
Frank Fernandez
New York Yankees
Boston
Phil Linz
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Red Sox
Twins
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
Tommy John
Gordie Coleman
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Houston
Cleveland
George Brunet
California Angeles
Javier
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Bill White
Philadelphia Phillies
Julian Javier
Exhibition Baseball Scores From National League and American League Pairings
Exhibition baseball results include Pittsburgh 5 over St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 4 over Houston 2, Chicago 4 over Atlanta 2, Baltimore 0 over Philadelphia 5, Minnesota at New York 5, Boston 4 over Detroit 4, Los Angeles 8 over San Francisco, Chicago 4 over Cleveland 5, and California 2 over Cleveland.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
California
Party Leader To Address GOP Youth Event
Steers who ran for At Large Congress in 1962 will outline his party's fall campaign. He plans to seek the new Montgomery County seat this year after Congressman McC. Mathias Jr. declined. Yale educated, Steers taught economics at Yale and calculus at MIT, WWII veteran, head of the Atomic Energy Research Fund in Washington, lives in Potomac, Montgomery County.
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Steers
Congress
Montgomery County
Coaries McC. Mathias Jr
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Atomic Energy Research Fund
Washington
Potomac
Jog Along Fitness Project Starts in Frederick Area
The first combined meeting of the Jog Along fitness program was held at Frederick High School. Sponsored by the Jaycees the program is open to all ages and records each participant's distance by age group. The goal is to reach 1356 miles to win awards for the city and Jaycee Chapter.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
The
Jaycees
Maryland
Tusla
Oklo
Jaycee
Guy Wridden
Parkway School
Jack Griffin
West Frederick Jr. High School
Donald Boyer
Elm Street School
James Zimmerman
Frederick Community College
Sam Maples
West Frederick Junior High School
Jaycees Project
William
Red
Rockville Man Killed By Train Near His Home
A Rockville brick layer, 41, was found dead yesterday morning after being struck on the east bound tracks near Rockville Pike. Police ruled the death accidental, and funeral services are planned at the Tyson-Wheeler Funeral Home in Rockville.
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Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio
Douglas
Shipe
Henry Read
Rockville Pike
Margaret E. Shipe
Ile
John R. Shipe
Mary Lee _Kneisley
Edna Ogg
Janet Titus
Virginia Cohagan
Charles
William Shipe
Tyson - Wheeler Funeral
Parklawn Cemetery
NYU advances to NIT semifinals on Kaplan overtime heroics
NYU defeats Wichita 90-84 in overtime as Bruce Kaplan hits four free throws in OT, sending the Violets to the NIT semifinals for a third straight year. Brigham Young also advances, beating Temple 90-78 to set up doubleheader semifinal matchups.
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NEW York
Bruce Kaplan
New York University
Wichita
The
Violets
Brigham Young
NYU
Temple
Jeff Congdon
Dick Nemelka
San Francisco
Kaplan
Jamie Thompson
Mal Graham
Thompson
Graham
Richie Dyer
Richter Signs Redskins End and Punter Pat Richter
The Washington Redskins announced Monday the signing of Pat Richter for the 1966 season. Richter, 24, a former Wisconsin star and 1963 first draft pick, ranked fourth among NFL punters last year with a 43.3-yard average and will partner with Angelo Coia at split end.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Cougars Rally Past Owls In Western Classic Thriller
In a tight Western Athletic Conference clash, Brigham Young overcame Temple after halftime. Congdon sparked a 7 point run to turn a 58 56 deficit into a 67 58 lead, while Nemelka sealed BYU’s 74 69 edge with late hoops and Free throws.
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Wheatshockers
Warren Army
Iwo
Cougars
Western Athletic Conference
Temple
Congdon
Nemelka
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Kampala, Uganda
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Motors Corporation
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Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
E. Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
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Walkersville Mfg. CO
Walkersville, MD
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