Koufax Loses As Gentile Absence Helps Astros 3-0
Sandy Koufax suffered his first loss since April 30 as Jim Gentile was absent with a broken bat but Houston benefited from Gentile's replacement. Chuck Harrison delivered a two run single in support helping the Astros shut out the Dodgers 3-0.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Houston
Los Angeles
Koufax
Chuck Harrison
Astro
Dodgers
Willie McCovery
San Francisco
Cubs
Chuck Estrada
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Americus Captures Third Straight Baseball Title
Americus High School won its third consecutive Class A state baseball title by defeating Worth Cobb 6 to 0 behind two-hit pitcher David Reeves who will attend the University of Florida on a baseball scholarship. North Cobb pitcher Davy Jiles held Americus to six hits. Reeves improved to 138 and 0 with no walks and one hit batter.
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Americus
Americus High School
Georgia Prep
Stright
Worth Cobb
David Reeves
Reeves
University of Florida
North Cobb
Davy Jiles
Vctory
Three-Hitter Victory Boosts Reds and Astros Wins
In a pitching dominated day, Ken Bat’s three hitters edged to victory while Houston’s Gary Vargo faltered after a long day. Pete Gentile faced trouble and struggled with control as the Astros earned a shutout win led by Dierker’s pitching. Willie McCovey and Mays delivered key hits in the NL.
California 10 Chicago 4 and other Baseball Scores
California defeated Chicago 10 to 4 while Cleveland edged Baltimore 8 to 7. Boston won 7 to 2 over Baltimore, New York 1 likely fell to Washington 3, Detroit 2 beat Minnesota 6, and Kansas City 3 triumphed against Chicago 2. Thursday and today’s slate included multiple matchups.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
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Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
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NHL Conducts Player Draft Amid Quiet Preseason
The NHL held its annual draft after a calm pre draft period with one trade. Montreal traded left wing Gordon Red Berenson to New York for minor leaguer Ted Taylor and a player to be named later. Berenson spent most of 1965 66 with Quebec and appeared in 23 Canadiens games scoring three goals. The All Star game moves to January 18 in Montreal pitting the Canadiens against an All Star team selected mid season.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
Berenson
New York
Ted Taylor
Quebec
Thoroughbred racing results with multiple races and payouts
The chart lists eleven races across grades D to A plus distance events. It records times, horses such as Right Design, Nig's Sweetie, Eula Tip, Mre Tweed, Time Taker, Smackarena, Gallant Echo, Heavenly Penny, Blackmore, Grandview Pride, Bronco Rock, and prize payouts for win place and show along with quinielas and a late big payoff total.
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Quinteta
Sweetie
Mary Klege
Peggy Sykes
Quintela
Dally
Eula Tip
Brill Rock
Mandarin Hunt
Mre. Tweed
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Check Beau
Quinielat
J. C
Patty Dora
Jet Tracer
Smackarena
Rae Rock
Gallant Echo
Rusheya Lass
Quiniela
Heavenly Penny
R. F. Top
Norma Tip
Blackmore
Ben Kingo
Terrain
Grandview Pride
Carboy
Easter Steel
Jenny
Misht Results Highlight World Flyweight Disputes
Misht results from the IATED PRESS show Edith Twan winning a disputed world flyweight title claim. Notable outcomes include Clarence James and Billy Joiner scoring in Turin and Cincinnati respectively, with several matches decided by points or knockouts.
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Walter McGowan
Scotland
Sither Burruni
Italy
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Burruni
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Curtis Bruce
Park
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McNeeley
Medfield
Akins
Turin
Reds Take Doubleheader Behind Maloney Three-Hit Game
Jim Maloney pitched a three hit game for Cincinnati as they defeated Pittsburgh 8-0 in the first game. Fred Whitfield slammed two homers and drove in six runs, powering the Reds in the twin bill.
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Cleveland
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Tapians
Boston
Highsmith Fans 13 In Coca-Cola Win
Coca-Cola beat Ellis 9-3 at Junior Pony League Field as Danny Highsmith struck out 13 over six innings after a rough start. Gary Blackburn led Coca-Cola with key hits and four walks allowed by Mike Floyd and Blackburn in relief limited Ellis to three hits. Rain halted the second game, with Exchange leading Flowers 3-0 when called off in the top of the third.
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Henry Aaron
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Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta
Phillies
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Ted Abernathy
Chi Chi Olivo
Aaron
RBI
Mack Jones
Felipe Alou
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Woody Woodward
Gene Oliver
Rick Caty
Woodward
Oliver
Joe Torre
Mets
Hank Fischer
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Chicago Cubs
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Coca-Cola
Ellis
Junior Pony League Field
Flowers
Highsmith
Elks
Blackburn
Danny Shealy
Dennis Barret
Cole Turner
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