Johnson Says Dodgers Will Win Pennant As He Homers
Dodgers left fielder Lou Johnson boasts about winning the pennant while delivering two homers in an 8-3 win over the Mets. The victory puts Los Angeles 1 1/2 games up on Pittsburgh and 2 1/2 on San Francisco as NL races tighten. Claude Osteen won his 16th, with Bob Miller finishing.
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Tommie Sisk
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ASU star Gallagher signs for $95,000 with Kansas City
Reggie Jackson and Mike Gallagher, noted ASU standouts, joined the Kansas City Athletics with Gallagher reportedly earning $95,000 while Jackson also secured $95,000. Gallagher, nicknamed Dizzy Dean, had played for ASU last spring and later appeared in Modesto, California.
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All American Football Coaches Association names 1966 squad
Seventy five top college players including Floyd Little and Bob Griese named to the 1966 All American squad by the American Football Coaches Association. The 24 coaches poll selected 45 offensive and 30 defensive standouts to form the 22 member team with multiple repeaters such as Griese, Bubba Smith, George Webster, and Loyd Phillips.
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Shade Twins Tug Tigers For Second In Tight AL Race
Detroit edge over Minnesota narrows as Tigers rally to 6-5 victory behind Willie Horton’s three run shot and Bill Freehan’s RBI, while Jim Kaat’s 24th win slips away. Repoz and Oakes pace Kansas City and Boston’s 15 hit outbursts in separate games.
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Ex Titans May Start for PC Three In 1966 Arcadia
Graduates slated to see action Friday night when Phoenix College opens its football slate at home. George Mattingly competes for the position as a halfback and other players vie for roles in intra squad scrimmage.
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Clay Injury Doubt Clouds Title Fight Plans
Doctors will closely monitor Cassius Clay as swelling in his right hand is assessed over two to three days. Clay told reporters the issue will not affect his next title defense, with a Nov. 14 Astrodome bout against Cleveland Williams planned after contract signing.
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Mesa Rabbits open 1A season with veteran line and key backs
Reed Peterson stakes his 1 A A squad on an all senior return group led by captain Mitch Jones and Gary Abney as the Mesa High offense seeks depth through a smaller roster. The line receives confidence from strong linebackers while the Rabbits vow relentless scrappiness on Jackrabbit Stadium turf.
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War season opens as UCLA, Pitt clash tops slate
UCLA Rose Bowl champions are heavy favorites to beat Pittsburgh in the early college football war. Michigan State Army Arkansas Nebraska also favored by two touchdowns or more in opening games across major matchups.
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