Cardinals Clinch 11th NL Pennant in late season run
The Cardinals clinched their 11th National League pennant with a late surge aided by Bill White and key infield scores. They lead the NL by 13 games with 12 to play while chasing another World Series bid after holding first place since June 17. The club has seven wins in Series play this decade and clinched a pennant for the second straight year.
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Dodgers claim season finale win in doubleheader
In St Louis against Philadelphia, the Dodgers secure a 5 to 1 victory as Sandy Koufax earns his final win of 1966 in the second game of a doubleheader. The box score shows Brock and Flood among the notable contributors with Ellsworth and Gibson handling pitching duties for the Cardinals and Phillies respectively.
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Cardinals Open World Series Ticket Sales Friday
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that World Series tickets go on sale Friday for games 3 4 and 5 in St Louis and the NL city. Orders must total 49 dollars per five ticket set with a $1 mailing charge and postmarked by Sept 22. Include self addressed stamped envelope and mail to World Series Tickets P O Box 8888.
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Reichardt’s ninth inning hit lifts Angels past White Sox 3 2
Rick Reichardt delivered a two out run scoring single in the ninth off Bob Locker to drive in the decisive run as the California Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 3 2. Don Mincher and Roger Repoz opened the ninth with a pair of runners and Reichardt’s hit snapped Chicago’s five game win streak. The Angels increased their lead to 3 0 in the sixth, while Rickey Clark carried a one hitter into the late inning.
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Seaver Shuts Down Dodgers as Mets End Skid
New York Mets rookie Tom Seaver scattered eight hits and Ken Boswell drove in two runs in his first major league start, lifting the Mets to a 7-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers and snapping a seven-game losing streak. Boswell helped fuel a fourth inning rally with two-run contributions, while Seaver earned his 15th win against 12 losses.
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Johnson Perez Spark Reds 4-0 Victory Over Braves
Deron Johnson and Tony Perez homered as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-0. Mel Queen earned his 14th win, Johnson driving in a run with a fifth inning solo shot and Perez adding a two-run homer in the ninth. Ted Abernathy closed the game with six scoreless innings after Queen left with a lead-off single.
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Astros rout Pirates 14-4 as Rader stars with four hits
Houston Astros surged to a 14-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates behind Doug Rader’s four hit night and four RBI. Jim Wynn scored four runs as Houston piled up 15 hits for their seventh straight victory, with key bursts in the first and fifth innings including Rader’s triple and Aspromonte’s two run single.
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Slip Away Victorious In Grand Circuit Filly Pace
Slip Away won the $7,799 Grand Circuit filly pace for 3-year-olds in Delaware Ohio. The Meadow Pace daughter owned by Mr and Mrs George Oldfield led in heat one at 1 4 5 and finished third in heat two with Je Miller driving. In the win heat she broke 58 3 fifths for the final quarter finishing strong.
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Orioles blank Yankees 2 0 in trio of hurlers win
Dave McNally earned his first win since July 13 with five shutout innings in his return from injury as Baltimore, aided by John Buzhardt and Bill Dillman in relief, defeated the Yankees 2-0. The Orioles scored on Dave Johnson’s single after a Jerry Kenney error and again on Biefary’s hit following Dooley Womack’s miscue.
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Bosox Beat Tigers Elevate Rivalry in 3-Way Tie
Dalton Jones hit a 10th inning homer to give the Boston Red Sox a 6-5 win over Detroit, after Carl Yastrzemski tied the game in the ninth with his 40th homer. The victory ends Boston's three game skid and creates a three way AL lead with Detroit and Minnesota as Minnesota edged Kansas City 2-0 in 10 innings.
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Twins Rally Past A's In Ten To Tie AL Race
Twins beat the Athletics 2-0 in ten innings to pull even with Boston and Detroit for the lead as Rod Carew and Cesar Tovar contributed in a tense 10th inning play. Jim Kaat allowed two runs through nine before Mint’s two-out rally produced the decisive score.
Starr Seeks Answers After Poor Packers Display
Bart Starr faced tough questions after a 17 17 tie with Detroit as he admitted uncertainty over what went wrong. He praised Detroit linemen led by Alex Karras for pressuring him and said turnovers and two many mistakes hindered Green Bay, though he still threw for over 300 yards.
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Jeffrey Hurt Out 10 Days With Knee Fluid
New York Rangers left winger Larry Jeffrey will miss at least 10 days due to water on his right knee. He scored three goals Sunday as the Rangers beat Boston 7 0 in an exhibition. Jeffrey was acquired from the Pittsburgh Penguins last June after playing for Toronto in 1966 67.
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Troy Athlete Bucknell Booter
Robert Nold of Troy is a Bucknell University varsity soccer roster member. Nold, a 5-7, 145-pound sophomore, previously starred on the Albany Academy soccer team.
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