Worthington's two run double sparks Twins to Orioles sweep
Reliever Al Worthington delivered a two run double as Minnesota rolled past Baltimore 11-6, sweeping the league leaders. Sam Mele praised the Twins pitching and hitting as Jim Kaat and Jim Perry led a strong bullpen effort in a crucial AL standings move.
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United Press International
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Twins
al Worthington
Worthington
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Mele
Jim Kaat
Jim Perry
Camilo Pascual
Jim Grant
Dave Boswell
Jim Merritt
Multiple NBA style games and matchups listed
The schedule lists 10 teams with game results and upcoming matchups across cities including San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Houston and Detroit. It notes past scores such as San Francisco over Chicago and Los Angeles drawing 1 1 with Houston as well as future games and a listed probable pitching matchup New York at Los Angeles with McGraw facing Sutton at 11 p.m.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
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Les McGraw
Sutton
Atlanta
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Phila
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UCLA West's Team To Beat In West Grid Battle
UPI reports UCLA, led by quarterback Gary Beban and star Mel Farr, is favored as the 1966 West football threat with coach Tommy Prothro wary of “too many problems to overcome.” Southern California, Washington State, Stanford, Oregon State, and others loom, while San Jose State and Santa Clara field strong squads among independents.
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Tommy Prothro
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Mel Farr
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Dave Lewis
Pete Pifer
Oregon State
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Oregon
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Spartans
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Broncos
Major League Leaders National League and American League
The list highlights top season leaders across both leagues. Notables include Alou and Clinnte in the National League batting race, Aaron and Torre powering home runs, and Regan and McNally leading pitching. The data spans players from Braves Pirates Giants Dodgers Phillies and Orioles Twins and more.
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Clinnte
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Carty
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Stargil
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Pirates
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Horton
Tigers
Regan
Dodgers
Marichal
Perry
Koufax
Short
McNally
Kaat
Boswell
Siebert
Sanford
Angels
Wright Captures Pacific Classic
Mickey Wright won the Pacific Ladies' Golf Classic in Eugene Oregon with a 72 hole total of 284 to break the course record. She also shot a 67 in the third round to set a new 18 hole standard. Clifford Ann Creed finished second at 291 seven behind Wright.
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UPI
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Springfield
Ohio
Mary Mills
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra Haynie
Miss Creed
Miss Mills
Major League Boxscores Chicago Washington Game
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Impossibles 2 i The Melody Shop 1 2 The Mustangs: The T Birds High Team Series
Bowling league standings and high series figures from a local paper listing teams such as Hall Furniture Saks Jewelers Beckley Mfg. Spark's TV Henry's Pagoda and W. T. Grant with top series and game marks for individuals like Sterling Lewis Kathy Smith Leola Tankersley and Ruth Saks. includes outstanding bowlers and team records.
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Melody Shop
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T-Birds
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Hall
Furniture
Saks Jewelers
Beckley Mfg. Corp
Spark’s TV
Henry
John W. Eye
Stover
W. T. Grant
Pagoda
Hall Furniture
Kathy Smith
Leola Tankersley
Andretti Edges Foyt In Hoosier Hundred Record Run
Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pa won the Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in a record 97 miles. A J Foyt of Houston Tex finished second after brake failure late in the race. Arnie Knepper of Belleville Ill was third as Andretti set a new track speed record and pulled ahead in the series standings.
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Chuck Hulse
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Calif
Dick Atkins
Hayward
Bud Tingelstad
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Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Jim McElreath
al Miller
Roseville
Mich
George Snider
Fresno
Ding Chamion
Gordon Johncock
Hastis
Toronto Braves In IL Showdown
Toronto Maple Leafs reach IL finals by defeating Columbus Jets 6 1 to clinch series three games to two. Richmond Braves advance by beating Rochester Reds three games to one. Gary Waslewski earned the win with relief from Pete Magrini, Tony Horton drove in three runs including a two run homer.
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Houston
Dodgers
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Jim Lefebvre
John Rosebore
Tim McCarver
Orlando Cepeda
Lou Brock
Pirates
Dick Hughes
Ed Spiezio
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Giants
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Bob Bolin
Willie Mays
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco
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Johnny Callison
Phils
Jim Maloney
Chris Short
Reds
Callison
Eddie Mathews
Lou Gehrig
Braves
Mack Jones
Atlanta
Joe Torre
New York
Nolan Ryan
Toronto
UPI
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Richmond Braves
Maple Leafs
Leafs
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Rochester Reds
Gary Waslewski
Jets
Pete Magrini
Tony Horton
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Rochester
W. L. Pet
Columbus
Wismer schedul ed Titans game backfires at Polo Grounds
New York Titans owner Harry Wismer tried to draw World Series crowds by moving a Titan game against Boston to Saturday night at the Polo Grounds. The plan failed as stands were nearly empty for the kickoff. Captain Larry Grantham noted the sparse crowd and muttered that fans would be introduced to the players instead.
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Harry Wismer
New York Titans
Harry
Titan
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Polo Grounds
Larry Grantham
British driver wins Mediterranean Formula Three GP at Enna
Jonathan Williams of Britain drove his De Sanctis Ford to a split second victory over Sver Thoroddsson of Iceland in the Formula Three Mediterranean Grand Prix at Enna Sicily. Williams posted 43 minutes 23.9 seconds at an average speed of 123.57 mph while Thoroddsson in a Brabham finished 43:24.1.
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Iceland
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