Cardenas Hammers Four Homers In Twin Bill For Reds
Leo Cardenas slugged four homers and drove in eight as Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago. Stargell extended his hit streak to nine as Pittsburgh beat Houston 10-5. Other highlights included Koufax and Marichal winning in the majors and Peters tossing a two hitter for Chicago.
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Stargell
Leo Cardenas
Iike Stargell
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stargeil
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Houston
St. Louis
Woodie Williams
Walt Dropo
Detroit
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
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Mets
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Billy Williams
Astros
Roberto Clemente
Jim Wynn
Braves
Cardinals
Denis Menke
Giants
Phillies
Tito Fuentes
Willie Mays
Hal Lanier
Bo Belinsky
Dick Groat
Sandy Koufax
San Franciso
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Tommy Davis
Wes Parker
Davis
Parker
Ken Boyer
Jerry Grote
Ron Perranoski
Cyclist Commuters Embrace Motor Scooters in City Rush
Carl Passe recalls Jeffrey forcing him to wear a helmet as New York officials note a surge in cycle licenses amid a 12 day transit strike. Commuters like Bob and Peggy Kriegel praise scooters for easing Manhattan traffic and social rides, while Armand Romano and Joan Oettinger recount daily rides and casual introductions.
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Lawrence Meegan
New York State Motor Vehicles Department
New York
Bob
Peggy Kriegel
Joan Oettinger
Romano
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Mota of Pittsburgh leads batting with .345 and Alou of Pittsburgh at .329. Aaron of Atlanta has 39 runs, Hart of San Francisco 38. Aaron 40 RBIs, Mays 35. Alou 68 hits, Hart 62. Pinson and Johnson top doubles with 12. Alou 7 triples, Taylor and McCarver 5. Aaron 18 homers, Hart 14. Wills 24 steals, Jackson 17. Koufax and Marichal tied 5 decisions, .909. Gibson 101 strikeouts, Koufax 100.
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Mota
Pittsburgh
Alou
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Los Angeles
Taylor
Philadelphia
McCarver
St. Louis
Wills
Jackson
Houston
Koufa
Marichal
Gibson
Koufax
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders
Summary of 1966 AL batting leaders Oliva and B Robinson with averages and hits. Robison and Scott lead home runs, Ag ge and Cardenal top stolen bases. Pitching leaders Watt and Sanford win percentages with strikeout leaders Richert and McDowell.
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Foy
Boston
Schaal
California
Camaneris
Kansas City
Scott
Oliva
Minnesota
Agee
Chicago
Cardenal
Watt Baltimore
Sanford
Richert
Washington
McDowell
Cleveland
Dick Van Dyke Moves Toward New Film Career
Hollywood star Dick Van Dyke leaves a movie set to accept a civic award as Father of the Year. He discusses Divorce American Style and his plan to pursue 13 more films in six years, plus CBS specials. The actor also notes a Dick Van Dyke Show reunion and recent Emmys win.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
van Dyke
Debbie Reynolds
Jean Simmons
van Johnson
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Operation Crazy Horse ends after 21 days of fighting
Buddists Junta mobile division with Vietnamese and South Korean units wrap up Operation Crazy Horse after almost three weeks in the central highlands 270 miles northeast of Saigon. Allied losses remain light though early clashes were heavier. A US spokesman notes a Viet Cong ambush killed a six man USAF survey team south of the 17th Parallel. Viet Cong jungle ammunition factory in Phong Dinh Province is destroyed after four skirmishes in Cai Rang district. 10 Viet Cong killed. The Buddhist Institute reacts negatively to reported civilian nominees.
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Mobile
Saigon
U.S
Air Force
17Th Parallel
North
Viet Nam
Mekong
Phong Dinh
Cai Rang
Buddhist Institute
Sun
Sudden GOP Split in New York City funding stalemate continues
The GOP split worsened as Senate moves to push bills on county board reapportionment and curbing public employee strikes while Democrats push rival measures. Debates focus on city revenue with plans for commuter tax and transit fare changes, but Travia opposes fare and property tax hikes. Lindsay backs income tax debate with credits for commuters. negotiators seek a middle ground without heavy commuter charges.
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Senate
Travia
Assembly
New York City
Brydges
Hig
Lindsay
Edward J. Speno
Nassau County
Duryea
Suffolk County
GOP
Crisis lingered as March political turmoil continues
Thich Huyen Quang, secretary general of the institute, stated the government has not approached leaders about joining the directorate and warned that even if invited they will ignore it. The flare of unrest persists well past mid March.
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Thich
Jury Empaneled As County Court Convenes Today
PULASKI The June term of County Court convened at the Courthouse this morning. Judge Don H. Stacy ordered a jury for the trial of Kenneth Francis Dupont and William Foy Trumble Jr charged with robbery first degree grand larceny first degree and assault second degree. The case stems from an October incident at Kasoag Lake Park in which $280 was taken from Glenna Connell the park owner.
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Pulaski
Don H. Stacy
John R. Murray
Kenneth Francis Dupont
William Foy Trumble, Jr
Stacy
Kasoag Lake Park
Glenna Connell
Perry Rauch
Syracuse
Dupont
Joseph Volotta
Fulton
Trumble
Bruce James Brewer
Plan Opinion Poll on School Merger at Red Creek
A public opinion poll on the proposed school merger will be held Tuesday June 21 at Red Creek Central School from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters will cast written ballots on whether they approve centralization of Red Creek Walcott and North Rose districts. Bernard Craine’s 5 year board term is ending. petitions due by June 7.
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Red Creek
Red Creek Central School
Grace M. Frost
Walcott
North Rose
Bernard Craine
Red Creek Board of Education
Janet Geibel Weds Dr Laszlo in Oswego Church
Miss Janet A. Geibel daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A Geibel Mexico Missouri wed Dr Joseph D Laszlo son of Andrew Laszlo Neptune New Jersey and Mrs Sue Laszlo Staten Island at First Methodist Church Oswego June 4 1966. Dr Robert Pennock officiated. Bridal party included Kathleen Leonard maid of honor and Arthur Laszlo best man. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside in Syracuse New York.
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Janet Geibel
Staten Island
Mexico
Janet A. Geibel
Harold A Geibel
Joseph D. Laszlo
Andrew Laszlo
Neptune
N. J
Sue Laszlo
State Island
First Methodist
Oswego
Robert Pennock
Kathleen Leonard
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Minor League Results From Saturday and Sunday
International League action featured Toronto besting Buffalo 5 1 and Syracuse topping Rochester 3 2 on Saturday. Columbus beat Toledo 7 6 after 10 innings as Richmond edged Jacksonville 4 3. Sunday saw Toronto win 6 4 Buffalo 0 5 Syracuse 11 3 Rochester 10 7 in 1st game 10 innings Columbus 11 9 Toledo 6 2 Richmond 5 Jacksonville 4. Pacific Coast League results included Indianapolis 5 Seattle 4 and Oklahoma City 2 3 Portland 1 4 in the 2nd game 13 innings with Phoenix 9 0 Spokane 5 1 Tacoma 3 Denver 2 Tulsa 6 9 Hawaii 5 3 Vancouver 2 1 San Diego 1 2 Indianapolis 4 Seattle 2 Tacoma 4 9 Denver 3 2 Vancouver 4 San Diego 2 Hawaii 7 Tulsa 2 8 innings rain Phoenix 2 Spokane 0 Oklahoma City 5 Porthand 4 12 innings.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Toledo
Richmond
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Portland
Phoenix
Spokane
Tacoma
Denver
Tulsa
Hawaii
Vancouver
San Diego
Porthand
Raymond T. Sant Retires After 41-Year Education Career
Raymond T. Sant, longtime Cayuga County superintendent of schools and cooperative education director, retires Aug. 31 after 41 years in education. Born in Fair Haven, he led 502 teachers and 8,774 students across six districts. He served in WWII as a lieutenant colonel and published local history works.
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Auburn
Raymond T. Sant
Cooperative Educational Services
Sant
Sidney Landon
BOCES
Mr. Sant
Cayuga County
Fair Haven
Syracuse University
Cornell
Lyons Falls
Cherry Valley
Oriskany Central
Howard S. R. Murphy
Cato
Cato-Meridian Central
USAF
Cato American Legion
Mabelle Spafford
Hannibal
Raymond §. Sant
Ted R. Brockman
Ft. Washington
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