Braves pound Cards in five run fifth
Atlanta rally explodes for seven runs in the fifth inning to rout St. Louis 14 4. Dennis Menke leads with five hits including a three run homer as Al Jackson takes the loss and Billy O Dell wins. Cardinals Cepeda and Fronco notable in early scoring.
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Wayne Newton Sweeps Jeffersonville In Legion Doubleheader
Wayne Newton American Legion Post wins two games against Jeffersonville. Ray Haddix pitches a one hitter to seal the 2 0 victory in the nightcap. In game one Wayne Newton wins 4 3 with Doyle Stephens driving in key runs. Terre Haute players contribute four hits including a Rick Murphy double.
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Peters Shuts Out Senators as Sox Sweep Doubleheader
Gary Peters delivers a two hitter in a 12-0 game and Chicago White Sox complete a doubleheader sweep after a 4-1 opener. Peters, returning from a left bicep strain, notes he threw his best game in two years as Washington fails to record a hit until the seventh inning.
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Bavasi Eyes Maury Wills For Dodgers Manager Post
Dodgers executive Buzzie Bavasi says Maury Wills could be a major league manager someday, starting in the minors, with Wills praised for his game knowledge and leadership while noting Walt Alston remains Dodgers skipper. Wills also comments on bunting issues in the club, criticizing current players’ approach.
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Brazil Loses Double-Header in Legion Baseball Action
Princeton swept a Sunday double-header over Brazil 5-1 and 3-2 in Indiana. Princeon collected 13 hits off local pitchers. George Ralston pitched shutout innings after Don Sandberg was lifted. Brazil mounted a seventh inning rally in the second game but fell short.
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Dark Horse ends reign of Kauai King in horse racing season
The 1965 3 year olds title swings after Kauai King's Belmont Stakes defeat as Amberoid wins by a length and Buckpasser returns. Creme de la Creme joins Graustark and Buckpasser as leading contenders. Plans shift to Arlington Classic and Travers with frequent campaign schedules for Amberoid Kauai King Buckpasser and Creme de la Creme.
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Baseball results from Tuesday schedule
AP reports scores from Tuesday games. Atlanta beat New York 14 to 10 in 10 innings, Cincinnati 8 at Philadelphia, St. Louis 4 at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles 7 at Chicago, and Houston 5 at Cincinnati. Standings show Los Angeles 16 2, New York 3 3, San Francisco 7 6, Philadelphia 6 10.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Scores
Standings show Cleveland 30 17 638 New York 5 Boston 3 Minnesota 9 Cleveland 4 Chicago 4 12 Washington 1 0 Detroit 8 4 California 4 1 Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 5 12 innings suspended Chicago at California Kansas City at Minnesota Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore
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Butler to Play Czech Cagers in 1966-67 Schedule
Butler announced its 1966-67 season includes a home game against the University of Prague on December 27 at Hinkle Fieldhouse. The Bulldogs will play 12 Indiana Collegiate Conference games beginning January 4 at Ball State and will host Purdue Bradley Wisconsin and Notre Dame while visiting Ohio State Illinois Michigan Toledo and Notre Dame.
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California Cuties Benefit Game Scheduled Amid Rain Showers
Wayne Myers announced on Monday that the California Cuties benefit softball game at Diamond City will proceed despite forecast showers unless rain halts play at 8 p.m. The event aims to raise funds, with organizers prepared to adapt if weather worsens.
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Prodigy Townsend Favored In British Amateur Opener
In Carnoustie Scotland 28 Americans started the British Amateur with 19 year old Peter Townsend the favorite at 4-1 to win the title. Bill Hyndman and Bill Campbell are the only U S threats, with Jack Penrose making his 10th bid and other Americans Bob Sweeny and Bob Falkenburg in early matchups. Townsend faces Bob Smith of Scotland as Hyndman and Campbell wait for Tuesday’s second round.
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ISU Golf Coach Receives ICC Award In Indiana
GREENCASTLE Ind UPI Coach of the year honors were announced over the weekend by the Indiana Collegiate Conference officials. Bob Hollar of Indiana State earned the golf award while Randy Reifers of DePauw and Randy Foxworthy of Butler shared the golf honor. Charlie Erdmann of DePauw won tennis and Dick Stealey of Ball State took track laurels as his team dominated the circuit.
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