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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
6
White Sox pitcher Jack Lamabe, nicknamed Tomatoes for his red face and eating prowess, starts against the Angels. He earned a chance after a troubled stint with the Red Sox, where wins and consistency were lacking.
Kansas City Athletics swap Rolland Sheldon John Wyatt and Jose Tartabull to the Red Sox for Jim Gosger Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. The move marks the fourth major trade of the season for Kansas City with seven players departed.
Baseball results recap shows Boston at Cleveland postponed by rain. Baltimore 8 New York 0. Kansas City 5 Minnesota 2. Chicago 5 California 1 with California 2 Chicago 1. Detroit 4 Washington 3. Minnesota 6 Kansas City 1. St Louis 2 New York 5. St Louis 4 New York 1. Philadelphia 6 Atlanta 2 and 5 4 in 2nd. Cincinnati 5 Cleveland 4. Houston 9 Los Angeles 6 in 11 innings. multiple night and twilight games listed including San Francisco and Chicago matchups.
Ohio State defeated Oklahoma State 4 2 to win the first series game in Omaha as Mike Swain delivered an 8 2 3 inning victory with a two run triple in the ninth. Swain fanned 11, left with a blister, and Dick Boggs allowed two more walks before Arlin closed out the win.
Public notices announce two property sales in Norwalk, Huron County. The firstSale offers the Grand Avenue site at 29 Grand Avenue Norwalk appraised at 6000 with minimum two thirds, June 28 1966 at 10 30 am. The second sale lists 36 Marian Drive Norwalk appraisal 15000 with two thirds minimum and a June 28 1966 start time at 10 am.
The Cleveland Indians, leading the league by five percentage points, saw Monday’s game with Boston postponed by rain after trailing 4-3. Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant were slated to oppose Jose Santiago and Dick Stigman as Siebert sought win No. 6 and Tiant his fifth.
Commissioner Eckert announced that AL All-Star voting will select three outfielders regardless of position for the July 12 game in St Louis. This change lets Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson, both right fielders and top AL hitters, make the first team. He also applied a coaching rule requiring managers to choose last season’s second and third place team managers for the two All-Star coaching spots.
Reds drop to eighth place after 14th loss in 17 games as Billy McCool gives up a three run homer to Roberto Clemente in the eighth. Vada Pinson powers Cincinnati with a three run homer in the fourth and a fifth inning RBI single. Vernon Law exits after Pinson’s homer.
Ordinance 66-23 strengthens Norwalk rules on accumulation and disposal of junk garbage and refuse. It creates definitions for junk garbage and refuse, sets public nuisance criteria, adds littering and inspection sections, outlines penalties up to five hundred dollars and daily fines, and repeals sections 1012 1013 and 1020 while enacting 1021 1022 1023 and 1024 with scope to abate nuisances and place costs on the tax roll. The measure takes effect after the legal window and was passed June 7 1966.
American League leaders include Aban Bal Brass Oliva and Rbsn with high batting averages and runs batted in. National League marks show Stigell, Pitt, Allen, Flood, and Alou among top hitters with solid averages and counts across games.
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