Bond's 11th-inning homer sinks Harvard by Salukis 2-1
Southern Illinois defeats Harvard 2-1 in 11 innings at the College World Series as Jerry Bond hits his 6th homer of the season and Jerry Paetzhold fans the final hitter to seal the win. Bond and Paetzhold, both sophomores, lead a six-hit Salukis effort while Harvard mustered six hits including a long Ignacio homer.
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Du Quoin Nips Murphysboro In Baseball Thriller
Du Quoin edged Murphysboro 2-1 at Riverside Park as Chuck Westerhouse allowed two hits and fanned 12 in seven innings. Du Quoin scored on a first inning rally and a fourth inning Selke homer, while Murphysboro tallied in the first on an error walk and Higgs single.
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Selke
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Cape Girardeau
Harrisburg
West Frankfort
Beirne Signs with Houston Oilers After Purdue Record Run
All American Jim Beirne of Purdue signs with the Houston Oilers as the No 4 draft pick. The 6 foot 2, 199 pound split end set three Purdue career records and earned first team All American in 1966 and second team in 1967. He caught 138 passes for 1795 yards and 17 touchdowns in three years.
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Purdue
Houston Oilers
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Oilers
Mets blank LA as Selma shines on mound
Dick Selma pitched a five hitter for the Mets in a 3-0 win over the Dodgers as New York solidifies his spot among top NL pitchers. Other NL results include Pirates over Giants 7-4, Cardinals blank Braves 6-0 led by Gibson, Astros beat Phillies 5-1, Reds past Cubs 9-7.
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Mike Shannon
Mike Lum
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Seback
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Tony Perez
Reds
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RBI
Lee May
Major league standings and Tuesday results summary
Major league standings show St Louis ahead with 36 wins while San Francisco and Los Angeles trail. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 9 Chicago 7 and St Louis 6 Atlanta 0, with several night games and upcoming matchups across the majors.
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Karr Motor Co Featured Ford and Mustang Cars
The Karr Motor Co offers a 1966 Ford XL 2 door hard top with a four speed, a 1966 Ford Custom four door sedan, a 1966 Ford Mustang coupe in white and dark blue, a 1962 Ford Fairlane four door six cylinder automatic, and a 1960 Ford Falcon four door. Contact Ed Karr, Ron Cripps, Jay Lynn Yandell at 406 North Park Herrin. Sales 942-2177 Serv. 942-2118.
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Casper Poised to capture third U.S. Open at Oak Hill
Billy Casper, calm and dominant this season with four wins and about $125,000, is favored to win the U S Open at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester New York. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are seen as rivals while Lee Trevino calls Casper the man to beat as 150 players begin play. The field will be cut to 60 and ties after Friday for weekend action.
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Bob Goalby
Don January
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U.S
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Bob Murphy
Trevino
Sam Snead
Trade deadlines and baseball futures loom in 1966 season
The piece notes the looming baseball trade deadline and potential gear shifts across leagues as teams chase moves before midnight. It cites Milt Pappas’s surprising 1966 Reds trade for Frank Robinson and Tony Cloninger’s big game as a highlight, while outlining ongoing tug of war among managers, players, and teams amid standings and feuds.
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Atlanta
Tony Cloninger
Nodouble Leads 31 Nominees for Fairmount Derby
Fairmount Park hosts 31 nominations for the $30 000 added derby for three year olds with 10 30 a m Thursday entry deadline for the mile and a sixteenth race Nodouble headlines the list after moving up to third in the Preakness following Dancer s Image disqualification Locally nominated horses include George Patrick Super W Sal s Hindu Nou reddin Money Mike and Jackie s Courage Attendance at Fairmount down 11 percent in the first half of the meeting with five weeks left before Cahokia Downs opens July 16 Mutuel handle down one percent Manager Lonnie Dutton announces a 34 game Harrisburg American Legion schedule and a 5 0 start with big wins against Carmi Fairfield and Albion viewed as strong district contenders Harrisburg faces Evansville Funkhousers and Owensboro Kentucky defending state champions
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