Cleveland Browns Face Rams Without Jim Brown in Prep
The Cleveland Browns, minus star fullback Jim Brown, travel to Los Angeles to meet the Rams in an exhibition game. The NFL and AFL pre season heats up with dodging rosters and debuts as Green Bay crushed the College All Stars 38-0 and Miami hosts San Diego in an AFL debut under George Wilson.
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Kokomo wins Indiana Little League title over Terre Haute Vigo
Kokomo defeats Terre Haute Vigo 2-1 at Athletic Park to claim the Indiana Little League title. Kokomo plated runs in the first two innings with Dumoulin scoring on a Schuck double and Corrigan driving in the pitcher with a Ligon double. Terre Haute’s lone run came in the fifth as Eric Smith scored on a fielder's choice.
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Babe Ruth Playoff Today Vigo County Championship Game
Lemont Construction and Noon Optimist clash at Valle Field at 2 p.m. for the Vigo County Babe Ruth League title. Lemonts earned the American League crown in a late extra innings win over Carpenter's Local 133. Noon Optimist counters with Dave Phillips on the hill while Lemonts starts Gary Brownfield. A first-time champion will be crowned as neither team has claimed a league title before. Players on the winning squad receive individual trophies. the sponsor receives a plaque.
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Roman Brothers win Spencer F. Ball Field Beginners crown
Junior Baseball action sees Roman Brothers edge Dodgers 3 1 for the title. Leslie and Gillespie homer, Fuson triples as Gillespie fans 13 in a 2 hitter. Also Thunderbirds beat Galaxies 26 10 Rockets top Corvettes 28 27 in Tiny Sluggers games. Eley hits three homers and Starkey adds a round tripper. Reyher Chaney collect four hits in day’s action across multiple matchups.
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Hoosier loses amateur bid in Western Amateur playoff
Dale Morey formerly of Martinsville Indiana failed to reach the final field of 16 in the 64th Western Amateur Golf Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina. After sharing the halfway lead in 72 holes he slipped Friday posting 77 79 for a 296 and tied with two others for 15th and 16th. He lost the playoff to Jack Lewis Jr and Leonard Thompson. Apprentice jockey Ernie Cardone rode four winners at Saratoga Friday.
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Detroit Still Thinks They Can Win Flag
Detroit Tigers cling to one thought as they chase the 11-game ahead Baltimore Orioles. Earl Wilson pitched five-hitter to beat Boston 2-0 while Baltimore lost 4-2 to Washington. Cleveland split with New York 5-4 and 3-9 as Leon Wagner drove in three, Steve Hargen earned the win. Chicago beat California 3-1 and Kansas City beat Minnesota 4-2 as Tom Tresh homered for the Yankees in a 14th homer sequence.
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Red Shakes Line Up For Cardinals Win
New York AP The Cardinals beat the Mets 7-1 in New York as Tim McCarver hit a three run homer in the ninth and Tito Francona added a solo shot. Curt Flood rested, Francona started, and Steve Carlton earned his first major league win since a Tulsa call up. The Cards face the Mets again with Ray Washburn vs Bob Friend.
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Cubs Beat Giants 4-3 With Santo's Two HR Night
Ron Santo of the Cubs belted two homers and a two run single in the 10th, lifting Chicago over San Francisco 4-3. Steve Hamilton pitched five hit shutout innings for the Yankees in a 3-0 win over Cleveland in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Mantle Victim Of Young Fan At Cleveland Game
Cleveland Indians pitcher Steve Hargan, once a Yankees fan, struck out Mickey Mantle as Cleveland beat New York 5 4 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Mantle struck out three times while Hargan, from Fort Wayne, Ind, dominated with fast balls and a slider. The Indians lost the second game 3 0.
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International League standings and Friday results noted
The International League table shows Rochester at 64 50 and Columbus 61 49, with Toronto 60 52 and Toledo 60 52 in contention. Friday results include Buffalo 4 over Columbus 2, Rochester 3 over Richmond 1, and Syracuse 4 over Jacksonville 1, with games in 7 innings and extra frames noted.
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Fox Cities edge Decatur in Midwest League game
George Phalen drove three winners at Yonkers Raceway on Friday night as Yonkers AP reports Fox Cities beat Decatur 4 to 3 while Burlington lost 3 0 to Clinton and Cedar Rapids won 4 0 at Dubuque.
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Werneke Wins Fourth Women’s City Golf Crown at Rea Park
Mrs. Budd Werneke fought from behind to win her fourth women’s city championship at Rea Park Friday, beating Mrs. John Miklozek 2 and 1. Miklozek led early, tied, then Werneke surged with birdies on eight and key wins on 10 11 12 to clinch. Other flight winners noted: Barnes, Mason, Rinell, Schwartz, plus consolation and various flights with close scores.
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Terre Haute Vigo Rallies To Topple South Bend 6-3
Terre Haute Vigo All-Stars came from behind to defeat South Bend 6-3 at Anderson Athletic Park in the semi final. Jim Piepenbrink drew a key double, Bill Trump hit a three run homer in the sixth to break a 3-3 tie, and Vigo ousted South Bend to advance to the final. Kokomo beat Franklin 6-2 to earn a shot at Terre Haute in the title game.
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Notice of Administration and Divorces in Vigo County
Legal notices announce Myrtle V. Carpenter as administratrix of Fred Carpenter estate with six months to file claims. Also Bryce M West divorce action against non resident Bryce West, with trial date set for September 27, 1966. Blanche T Haller estate final account filed for October 5, 1966, with heirs required to appear and prove heirship. John G Biel named administrator and attorney, Vigo Circuit Court.
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French See Short Fight Cassius Clay May Not Last
Paris AP reports French Television Network doubts the Clay London bout lasts long. The 15 round scheduled clash could total 59 minutes with rests, yet French TV assigns only a half hour. The headline notes uncertainty about fight duration and broadcast time.
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Chefettes and Coeds win openers in Indiana Women’s Softball finals
In Terre Haute Friday, Chefettes beat Lindsay's Marathon 13 to 3 as Janet Shaw hit four homers in the second inning and Robbie Mattingly collected three triples and a double. Huntington College Coeds routed Elkhart All-Stars 13 to 4 behind Shirley Hallman's five-hitter and a seven-run second inning including a home run. Saturday play features Lindsay's Marathon and Elkhart facing elimination at 1 p.m. and Chefettes versus Huntington at 3 p.m.
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