Redwood Empire Football Clinic Held Saturday
A day-long Redwood Empire Football Clinic unfolds Saturday with a lineup of coaches and educators. Morning sessions feature Phil Sarboe and George Byers on quarterback development and defensive football, followed by punting insights from Dave Strong. Afternoon events include defensive demonstrations by Byers and offense drills led by Stan Peters and Bruno Pellegrini, plus coaching updates from Les Acker and Doug Dozier.
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Marichal Wins as Giants Snap Reds Streak
San Francisco Giants ace Juan Marichal pitched a complete game allowing one run while facing lefty Bill McCool of Cincinnati. Willie Mays left with a minor injury but Jay Alou, Marichal, and Deron Johnson contributed key hits. Tim McCarver homered for St. Louis in a 2-1 win. Jackson pitched a one hitter against Houston, with a no hitter avoided by unwritten rules.
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Hargan Emerges as Tribe Pitching Ace in 1966 Rise
Steve Hargan transformed from bullpen depth to frontline starter, finishing 1966 13-1 with a 2.48 ERA after stepping in for Sam McDowell. He twirled two straight shutouts this week, beating the Twins 1-0 and lifting Cleveland from a skid. He credited Early Wynn for refining his delivery and praised Tebbetts' faith in him. Hargan, a Fort Wayne native, also notched a 0.00 ERA over 207 innings. The Indians’ other scores from the day included Orioles, Tigers, Yankees, and Red Sox victories across the league.
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New NFL Schedule Aims For Fair Play In 1967-68
The 16 team NFL unveils a new schedule designed to balance competition. Each division plays within itself and four interconference games, with cross-conference matchups set for 1967 and 1968. Division champions meet for conference titles, then the champions face off in the Super Bowl. New York and New Orleans switch places for 1968, to be addressed later.
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Baseball by United Prose i International Tuesday Results
New York 2 Chicago 1 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 3 night. St Louis 4 Houston 0 night. Atlanta 7 Los Angeles 1 night. San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 1 night.
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Baseball Scores From A Night of Games
New York defeated Chicago 11 to 2 Cleveland won 1 to 0 Minnesota 0 at night Boston beat Washington 9 to 3 night Ball beat California 2 to 1 at night
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Snowball in One Delays Boston Golf Championship
UPI reports that the Greater Boston Intercollegiate Golf Championships at Concord Mass were postponed to next Monday due to snow. Northeastern's Pete Baronowsky stood eight feet from the sixth hole during a wet snowfall, tapped the ball, and caused the postponement as the ball gathered snow and would not fit in the hole.
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Yankees roll as Ford falters in defeat of White Sox
The Yankees pounded 17 hits as Whitey Ford allowed eight, with Charley Smith two doubles and a single and Dick Howser three hits powering the attack. Reggie Smith Mike Andrews and Tony Conigliaro homered early to lift Boston over Washington, with Andrews belting his first major league homer and Conigliaro adding three hits.
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Early spring and the shaky start of 1966 baseball
UPI reports a rough start to the season with many stars underperforming. Pirates and Mets struggle to find form, Giants' Juan Marichal battles injuries after a big contract, Mantle and Mays lag, White and Drysdale face early woes, and weather threatens schedules as teams flirt with long opening slumps.
Pulford lifts Maple Leafs in double OT win
Toronto defeats Montreal 3-2 in 2 overtimes to grab a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup final. Pulford scored at 8:26 of the second OT after a 49 minute goal drought, with Stemkowski and Pappin goals in regulation and Beliveau Ferguson answering for the Canadiens.
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