Fairly Delivers Winning Hit As Dodgers Top Reds 3-2
Dodgers win 3-2 as Ron Fairly breaks a 2-2 tie with a clutch left field single in the ninth inning after Claude Osteen worked four hitters and Tony Perez sparked a Reds rally with a two-run single. Fairly also made a game-saving catch in the inning as Cincinnati threatened.
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Sandy Koufax
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Kentucky Derby injury clouds Graustark outlook
Graustark suffers a left front hoof infection delaying training for the Run for the Roses. Trainer Lloyd Gentry says cure could be days but he cannot confirm Derby start, leaving the favorite status in doubt.
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Lloyd Gentry
Lakers Succumb as Celtics Dominate NBA Final
Lakers coach Fred Schaus lamented Celtics’ victory in a decisive NBA final. He warned the league grows tougher with expansion, noted Elgin Baylor’s health as pivotal, and discussed roster moves and drafts affecting Los Angeles next season.
Celtics Celebrate Title as Russell’s Injuries Revealed
The Boston Celtics wrapped the 1966-65 season with a 95-93 win over the Lakers, securing another title. After the playoffs it was disclosed that Bill Russell played with two serious injuries since February. X rays showed a broken bone in his right foot and a possible left elbow injury. Red Auerbach announced he would retire from coaching after next season though he will stay with the team as general manager.
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Radio Station Schedule Fragments From An Unknown Page
Fragmentary OCR shows radio listings and channel mentions including NBC KCOP KMEX and Sony Wide World. Silenced details obscure times and programs. Names like Sam Snead appear among partial notes with unclear context and missing dates or locations.
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Yahee Tay Dretie
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KEOP
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KMEX
Sports Calendar Terse 1930s Style Page
A garbled sports calendar lists various events and teams such as Water Pete Wave and TeamA with Wu-Pike, LBCE offerings, gymnastic and baseball mentions including a Dodgers match with Cincinnati. Drag racing Linus Drag, motorcycle races, NASCAR prelims, and Olympic sounding events appear in a fractured mix with times like 3 pm and EX pm.
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Wand Wu-Pike
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Gyamastics
Invita’ Fional
Over Gun
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Jalet Stgeer
Indians Lose One Fall to Tie for Top
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 8-1 to end Cleveland's 10 game AL win streak and move into a first place tie with the Tribe. Gary Peters homered and Chicago took a 4-1 win over Cleveland as Tebbetts faced the barber after the defeat.
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Bulls Select 10 From East In NBA Draft
The Chicago Bulls chose ten players from five Eastern Division teams as they enter the NBA. They will pick eight more from Western Division clubs Sunday. Forward Barry Clemens and Len Chappell join the Knicks, center John Kerr and guard Jerry Sinan from the Bullets, and others from Celtics, 76ers, and Royals. Baltimore shifts to the Eastern Division with Chicago's entry. Each club could protect seven players. Bulls draw two from each team.
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