Giants Belt Mets in Shea rout behind Perry and Hart
San Francisco crushed the Mets 11 to 1 at Shea Stadium as Gaylord Perry improved to 16-2 with support from Jim Ray Hart’s grand slam and Tom Haller’s two solo shots. Ed Bressoud and ex-Giants aided a seven-run seventh inning that broke the game open.
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Provo Prevails In Tilt With Ukiah In League Play
Provo over Ukiah 6 1 in a tightly contested game. Provo scored two sixth inning runs on two walks and two singles by Cloward and Billy Christensen. Ukiah mustered only one hit and one run, coming in the sixth on three walks by Rick McGehee and a Turner sacrifice fly. Fielding by John Hoover Steve Buys and Dal Olson helped Provo.
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Brodie rejects Oilers offer as contract saga sticks
The report details Brodie’s 1966 and 1967 contract situation with Houston and the Oilers, including an offered $750000 three year deal later withdrawn after league merger. A lawsuit threat and counterclaims emerge, while Brodie asserts commitment to the Forty Niners and his 1965 performance leads the league in several receiving categories.
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College football backs vie for roster spots in 1966 game
Coach Sauer names six running backs from Missouri Texas Tech Illinois Utah State USC Oklahoma State as top contenders for a single game. He notes quarterbacks Gary Missouri Steve Sead Alabama and Bill Anderson Tulsa are nearly equal, and all three may see action.
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Babe Ruth Leads Red Sox In Historic 1926 Season
Babe Ruth shines in Boston Red Sox history as dominant slugger and ace pitcher. He records five shutouts while hitting over .300, anchoring the team through the season with power and pitching prowess.
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Coach Tommy Prothero UCLA star critic at Duke days
Former college era figure Tommy Prothero linked with UCLA prominence. The note recalls his criticism role during Duke days and highlights his influence in college sports commentary.
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Baseball Leaders and Highlights From The National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Aaron Braves 31 and Torre Braves 26 with Stargell Pirates and Mays Giants at 24. American League top hitters feature Robinson Orioles 33 Pepitone 25 Powell Orioles and Oliva Twins 24. Pitching notes list Regan 10-1 Perry Giants 16 and Marichal Giants 17-4.
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Campbell Seeks New Hardtop Honors Friday
Campbell swept nearly all in sight for the second straight week and cars race Friday as the Northern California Racing Association runs its weekly Friday night show at Ukiah and Lakeport. He won heat race trophy dash and main at Ukiah last week and led toward another triple. Rich Pelegrini and Maskey Heath followed. Friday's action saw Pete Hathaway barrel roll three times, Will Laseter leading the payoff, with a powder puff derby planned at both tracks. Koufax Dodgers 17 5 Maloney Reds 11 4 American League Watt Orioles 8 2 McNally Orioles & Sanford Angels 10 3 Palmer Kal 125 Boswell Twins New York Giant catcher Ray Katt threw four passes in one inning for a major league record.
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Pony League All Stars Fight Back then Lose in Petaluma Playoff
Ukidh's Pony League All Stars blew a three run lead to lose 8-5 in the Petaluma hosted Pony Sectional playoff opener. Sebas led the scoring for the hosts as the Pony League squad exited with a setback in the first game of the sectional.
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Clay, London End Work for Title Go Wide
World heavyweight champ Cassius Clay and challenger Brian London prepared for their 15 round title bout at Earl's Court Arena. Clay sparred little in days leading up, relying on shadow boxing and bag work, insisting he is in top condition and that a loss would force retirement. In other sports news, Ukiah battles Petaluma after a late rally while Sebastopol overturns a deficit to claim a win.
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