FECA STANDINGS AND GAMES TODAY ROUTINE LISTING
FECA standings show Cincinnati 7 Atlanta 4 with St Louis at Chicago cold and San Francisco at Pittsburgh cold. Today’s games include San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Houston at New York, St Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Atlanta, and Syracuse at Columbus in the International League with cold conditions noted.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsbow
Los Angeles
Philadelp
Bolin
Pittsburgh
Blass
Koufax
Sutton
Philadelphia
Short
Bunning
Houston
Giusti
New York
Gardner
Jackson
Chicago
Hendley
Faul
Maloney
Pappas
Fischer
Lemaster
Twinight
Syracuse
Columbus
Cold
L. Pet
San Fran
Peters
Baltimore
J. Miller
Detroit
McLain
Cleveland
O'Donoghue
McDowell
Friend
Minnesota
Boswell
Boston
Stigman
Kansas City
Terry
Washington
Richert
California
Newman
Jockey Braulio Baeza Tops New York Purse Record
Panamanian jockey Braulio Baeza became the first to exceed $2 million in purse earnings in New York with a 2,028,682 total last season at Aqueduct and Saratoga.
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Braulio Baeza
New York
Aqueduct
Saratoga
S D Results and Entries From a Haste Yet Complex Race Card
S D race results show Maiden wins by Big Tony at 10.30, Third Salt second, with Morcill also placing. multiple horses listed. Second race 5.2 furlongs claims with Yarrow first, Sat Rome second, Ian Made third. Twin Double payout 8,280.60. Ninth race 11-16 miles claiming features Greek Lover and Royal Symbol, Chrissy among others. Attendance 3,583. handle 271,235.
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Big Tony
Johnston
Salt
Small
Morcill
Hill
Preferadie
Dominia Roxy's Fair
Native Jewell
Gerritan
Marchige
Yarrow
Espinosa
Rome
Davidson
Ian Made
Carbone
Ginger M
Heath
Ianecasaions
RT Ary
Fitzgerald
Royal Symbol
Chrissy
Rivera
Little Rib
Double John
Thomas Keys
Popey
Adriltie
Nona
Gold Light Bridge
Linden
Avia
Leugheersugh
Greek Guard
Roman Riches
Local Trace
Abadun
Namilla
Rockside
Enquest
Royal Elyasians
Honey Bee Wolf
Sollars Hariem
Battleforth
Mauro
C. T. Jet Ruth
Chance
Gon
Narosia
Steve
Jane D
River Goddess
Sky Shadows
Darte Ann
Doemi
Dante
Giebnsion
Battish Jr
Gerkin
Bartons Proof
Todd
Badly Bent
Bonnie Dave
Toaster
Mirror Mirror
Batteladora
Wakely Terrace
Navy Cutter
Dancing Brave
Wendy
Fandyila
New Endeavor
Silver Frost
Knack
W. Sellars
Leeberger
Vasil
Gypsy Colony
Olea
la Nez
Bagle’s Boy
Roman EL Sun
Merry Butt
Malllers
Elsie
Sis Orphan
Mr. Gaybrook
Squire Jim
June Fry
Efreann
Sally
V. Espalnosa
Annapolis
Heather Dell
Ristan
de de Gresham
Market Ripple
Hawa
Wego
Gordon
Wilton Alley
Miss Peerless
V. Kreds
Duchess Tin
Pine Prince
Rother
J. A. Saaeffer - E
al Welch
Miscitt
Frank
Priam
Casey
Ann
Barks Roman
Dante's Hope
Dark Sapphire
Uddy
Knight
Willie
F. Kratz
Dainty Diane
Joan
Joan’s Teaparty
Miss Tudorka
Beckys Dollas
Afelle Eileen
aMy Disguise
Banner
Doreen
Traydan
F. Jackson
Maryland State League Scoreboard Summary
Sunday results show New Market 6 Germantown 3 while Mt. Airy edged Yellow Springs 5 4 Walkersville beat Brunswick 6 3 and Frederick had no report for Creagerstown. In Heart of Maryland standings Mt Airy leads with 11 wins and five losses followed by Lucketts Harmony Mt Lena and Frederick with mixed results.
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W. L. Pet
G.B
New Market
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Frederick
Brunswick
Yellow Springs
Germantown
Brunswick Germantown
Heart OF Maryland
W. L. Pet. G.B
Lucketts
Harmony
Mt. Lena
Todd Steel
Pleasant Walk
Harmony Frederick Abrhodi
Mercer
Pritts
Fryshoer
Baker
Winter
Bidle
Dorsey
Cook
Remst
Atoo
Kline
Shatier
Karl
Sanders
Wiles
Mayne
Bran’burg
Winpigler
Bakers' Cook
James
Saker
A—Maught
Aes Lucketts Abricbi
Williams
D.willians
R. Stocks
Bowers
Willams
Whitehead
Owens
Hickman
C.stocks
Frye
Woodard
Hardy
J. Stocks
Harper
Hartman
Fewell
Thayer
Barnhouse
Tedd Steel Lucketts
E—Shickman
Fry
Poa
Mt Lena
F. Talbert
Moore
Nutter
Halver
Duerr
Lena
AL Airy
Dverr
Warfield
Hruaf
Talbert
Poff
Sb—Powell
St. Claire
Springer
U—Watkins
Ermantown
Ricketts
Sherald
Oburdette
Hartis
Costello
Rick'ts
Clark
Wilson
Jacobson
Geisbert
Rod‘Ick
Floyd
Chaney
Rick
Getiner
Chase
Geishert
Roderick
Hart
Ramsburg
Floyd, Hart
Brunswick Walkersville
W.ahait
Zim'man
Cooper Cf
Duncan
Egit
Dixon
G.tarter
Rcarter
R. Carter
Stoner
Waltersville
W. Ahalt
Zimmerman
Crum
K. Duncan
Lea Duncan
Adalt Carter
U-Lake
Sunday Boxscores for Pacific Coast League action
Sunday boxscores note Tulsa at Indianapolis and Phoenix at Denver with the Phoenix game postponed due to weather.
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Tulsa
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Denver
Scott Bargin For Red Sox
ST. PAUL Minnesota AP In this era top rookie prospects demand big sums yet the Boston Red Sox may have signed a real homerun slugger for 10000 George Scott 22 year old rookie leads American League with 10 homers including seven in his last eight games He has power to hit to all fields and impressed Minnesota manager Sam Mele after a weekend series Scott described as aggressive and adaptable to major league pitching crediting the tougher ball in the majors and the different lighting compared to the minors He previously hit 25 homers and .319 in the Eastern League with Pittsfield
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Boston Red Sox
George Scott
Scott
Red Sox
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Dave Boswell
Jim Grant
al Worthings
Worthington
Harmon Killebrew
Greenville
Miss
Pittsfield
MSD Track Meet Results Highlight West Virginia and MSD stars
A detailed tally of events from the MSD track meet shows Riley and Maher leading 180 yard hurdles with 17.8 seconds, 100 yard dash top by Schweil at 10.5, Mile Run led by Kelly at 4 48 6, and 4 by MSD athletes in relay events. Other notable marks include 440 yard dash 45.2 by MSD relay, 220 yard dash 24.3 for Reedy and multiple field events featuring Woodall, Michiline, and Hoover among others. The results span West Virginia, Ohio and New York entrants with MSD and local standouts achieving several top times and marks, including relays in 1:36 and 2:06 in respective races.
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Hurdle
Riley
Maher
W. Pa
Shepherd
W. Va
Klassen
Norris
Dash — Schweil
Reedy
Sciarabba
N.Y
Evans
Port
Kelly
Siler
Dalton
Wright
Danna
Dash — Whitlock
Roth
Hermance
Roger
Gempsey
W. Var Aly
Dash — Reedy
Sewell
C. Black
Therrien
Tao
L. Hur
W. Paw
Ameri- N.Y
Moreland
Michiline
Adkins
Barthlow
Woodyard
Morgan
Woodall
Whitling
Smith
Hoover
Fran
Hagans
Watts
Buchanan
Chapland
W. Val
Stone
Amer
Waynesboro Tops FHS Golf Team
Waynesboro golfers beat Frederick 74 to 14 in a Tri-State League match at the VFW Country Club. Benny Gannon led Frederick with 79, while Waynesboro’s lineup included Crist, Foster, and Haustler posting strong rounds as Frederick suffers its fourth loss in nine matches.
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Waynesboro
Frederick Monday
VFW
Cadets
South Hingerstown
Benny Gannon
Frederick
Gene Haustler
Crist
Foster
Jerry Beacht
Jim Long
Hovis
Sorg
Ron Whitmore
John Dixon
Verdier
Waltz
Yankees overpower Twins 3-2 in Mantle Maris Pepitone heroes
Mickey Mantle hit his first homer of the season and Roger Maris also connected as the New York Yankees built a 3-2 lead over Minnesota. Pepitone belted a ninth inning homer to seal the win for Mel Stottlemyre, while Al Worthington took the loss for the Twins.
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Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Mantle
Maris
Twins
Pepitone
Yankee
Mel Stottlemyre
al Worthington
Surging Angels Rally Past Senators 10-7 at Anaheim
California Angels outslug Washington 10-7 as Bob Rodgers and Ed Kirkpatrick drive in three runs each with a homer and a triple. Jack Sanford earns the win after relieving in the fourth as Angels build a 7-2 lead. Fred Valentine, Willie Kirkland, and Ed Brinkman pace the Senators with key hits.
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Anaheim
Bob Rodgers
Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
Washington
Angels
Tom Cheney
Fred Valentine
Senators
Willie Kirkland
Ed Brinkman
Jack Sanford
Jim McGlathlin
Sanford
Ed Sukla
Bob Lee
Rodgers
Kirkpatrick
Junior Olympic Relay Champs To Be Feted
Three Frederick Track and Field Club relay teams will be honored as age group Junior Olympic champions at a Baltimore banquet sponsored by the Exchange Club. Based on 1965 times from all states, the 12 13 girls 220 yard relay team Shir ley Gilbert Delores Johnson Cindy Lentz Joyce Davis led the group, the 14 15 girls 220 yard relay team included Nancy Korrell Wanda Bowman Christy Smallwood Phyllis Swann, and the 14 15 boys 440 yard relay team featured Mike Cavell Ron Schattenberg Rick Winters Craig Bowie.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore Exchange Club
Shirley Gilbert
Delores Johnson
Cindy Lentz
Joyce Davis
Nancy
Bruins Prepare News Conference On 1966-67 Coach
Boston Bruins schedule a Tuesday news conference to announce the coach for the 1966-67 season. A club spokesman denied reports that Milt Schmidt would move to the front office or that former defenseman Tom Johnson would be hired.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Milt Schmidt
Tom Johnson
Pittsburgh rookie Jim Shellenback linked to Frank Shellenback
Pittsburgh Pirates rookie pitcher Jim Shellenback aged 22 from Riverside California is identified as the nephew of former spitball pitcher and ex major league coach Frank Shellenback.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
South
Jim Shellenback
Riverside, Calif
Frank Shellenback
Middletown Defeats Linganore 14 to 2 in Six Innings
Middletown dominates Linganore as Don Shafer limits four hits while Middletown collects 10. Tim Bidle has four hits, Shafer and Routzahn add two each. John Long homers for Linganore. Result boosts Middletown county record to 0 0 and overall to 42 0. Also note Bill Walsh named Oakland Raider assistant coach.
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Don Shafer
Linganore
Rat
Lancer
Tim Bidle
Knights
Shafer
Harold Routzahn
Middletown
John Long
Lancers
Singapore
Long
Burgee
Keeney
I Repp
Grossnickle
Shaffer
Axline
Oakland
Calif
Bill Walsh
Stanford
Oakland Raider
Thurmont Romps In Short Game 16-5
Thurmont defeated Walkersville 16-6 in five innings due to cold weather. Bill Wildasin Doug Harbaugh and Steve Wastler had two RBIs each for Thurmont while Jim Weddle pitched well on six hits. For Walkersville, Bill Currence and Gary Otto doubled and Currence drove in two runs.
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Walkersville
Thurmont
Bill Wildasin
Doug Harbaugh
Steve Wastler
Mountaineers
Jim Weddle
Bill Currence
Gary Otto
Lions
Currence
Thurkient
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Russem
Nottingham
Sir Claro
Scott Bargin
FHS
Stace Nigmueins Co
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Baltimore Orioles
Prue Sun Ea
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Frederick, Md
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Sears
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