Howard Pro Bowler Leads Exhibition Bout at Boulevard Lanes
Howard presents AMF bats aboard a Detroit pro 669 series with 237 225 207 in a Boulevard Lanes exhibition alongside Mrs. Toth of Uhrichsville Mrs. De Rosa of Chicago and Jerry White of New Philadelphia. The duo posted 1245 total while DeRosa posted 548 actual and White with Toth at 1120 gross. The AMI staff pros guided two well attended clinics covering bowling techniques and participant questions.
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George Howard
AMF
Ann Toth
Uhrichsville
Georgette DeRosa
Chicago
Jerry White
New Philadelphia
Howard
Toth
White
DeRosa
AMI
Champions
Mantle in Old Form Sparks Orioles Win 6-5
Mick Mantle returns from a 11 day layoff to belt a dramatic ninth inning homer as the Yankees beat Detroit 6-5. Orioles rally in 12th to top Boston 3-2 with Roznovsky and Powell homering and Snyder’s RBI single. Twins, California, and Kansas City also win in a day of AL action.
Philadelphia Golf Classic Sees Tight Leaderboard After 36 Holes
The Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh features a crowded clump atop the standings after 36 holes led by Dave Marr Don January and Bill Martindale tied at 138 with nine players one stroke back. Weiskopf Di Vicenzo Littler Wyse Palmer and Nicklaus among a pack at 139 to 142 as players prepare for round three.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Whitemarsh
Dave Marr
Don January
Bill Martindale
Marr
January
Martindale
Tommy Weiskopf
Roberto di Vicinzo
Gene Littler
Dudley Wyson
Bob Charles
George Knudson
Chargers
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Weiskopf
Marsh ‘Valley Country Club
Nicklaus
Palmer
Casper
al Gelberger
Little League World Series Reaches Finish
In Williamsport Pa AP the Little League World Series title showdown pits Houston Texas against West New York New Jersey with about 20000 fans expected at Lamade Memorial Field for a 2 pm game. Sacramento California and Osaka Japan meet for third as Houston beats Sacramento and West New York defeats Osaka 4 0 in semi finals.
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Calif
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Japan
Rhein Main Air Force Base
Germany
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Ontario
Kankakee
Ill
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Ohioan Second in National Water Ski Jump Contest
Jim Megginson of Hamilton Ohio finished second in the senior men jump at the National Water Ski Championships in Miami Florida leaping 97 feet and earning 23 style points. He trailed winner Viv Varallo of Nashville Tennessee by one foot and one point.
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Miami, Fla
Jim Megginson
Hamilton
Ohio
Viv Varallo
Nashville
Tenn
Koufax Dominates Giants For 21st Win In 1966
Dodgers' Sandy Koufax pitched a four hitter to blank the San Francisco Giants 4 0 and move within 1 1/2 games of first place. The loss dropped the Giants half a game behind the Pirates who beat St Louis 7 4. Bolin started strong but walked six as Koufax benefited from a patient Dodger attack including a decisive eighth inning.
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Murray Chase
Weiler
Bob Bolin
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Dodgers
Bolin
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Jit Pagl S Atont
Pirates
Charlie Smith
Jon Torre
Hank Aaron
Braves
New York
Ken Johnson
Ed Kranepool
Torre
Aaron
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Chicago
John Bateman
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Cubs
Browns Stumble After Great Start
Browns open strong with a 14-0 first quarter lead but falter in the second half as the Baltimore Colts rally to win 24-17 in the NFL exhibition doubleheader before 83,418 fans. Jim Ninowski and Gary Collins connected for a 99-yard pass to spark Cleveland, while John Unitas guided Baltimore with two second-half touchdowns and Lou Michaels added field goals. Minnesota later beat Washington 30-27.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore Colts
Gary Cuoziza
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Minnesota Vikings
Washington Redskins
Fred Cox
Browns
Baltimore
Jim Ninowski
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Leroy Kelly
Bob Boyd
Ryan
Colts
John Unitas
Tuscarawas Valley Band to Perform at Massillon Night
Tuscarawas Valley High marching band members anticipate a busy first week of September with school starting September 7 and a Sept 9 Massillon appearance. The 70 piece ensemble will perform in a 7 minute halftime at the Dover St Joseph’s Marion Catholic game before Massillon hosts Canton Lincoln on Sept 10. Tickets are on sale at St Joseph’s rectory with reserved seating $1.75 and general admission $1.00.
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Tuscarawas Valley High Marching Band
Massillon
Dover St. Joseph’s-Marion
Tiger Stadium
Canton Lincoln
Tuscarawas Valley
R. T. Hise
Patince
Frank Corbi
Karen Dillon
Carol Ross
Roxie Murphy
Connie Hines
Chris Lebold
Sue West
Root
Nebraska Man Wins Top Prize in Trapshooting
Delbert O. Grim of Linwood Nebr., a 47 year old manufacturer’s representative, won trapshooting’s Grand American Handicap in Vandalia Ohio, claiming about 6000 dollars after becoming the first since 1963 to break 100 targets in the premiere event. He, who learned guns while hunting as a boy, said he spent roughly 300 dollars to enter amid a field of 3465 gunners.
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Val Paris
Associated Press
Vandalia, Ohio
Delbert O. Grim
Manufac
Turer
Lin-100
Lamn
Neb
Grim
Indians Lose 1-0 Skirmish With Senators
Washington edged Cleveland 1-0 as Mike McCormick drove in the game's lone run with a ninth inning single. Steve Hargan allowed seven hits in a tough effort, while Max Alvis opened the Indians third with a ground rule double but failed to bring him home. The loss dropped Hargan to 8-? in 18 starts as Cleveland prepares to meet Washington again behind Sam McDowell and Phil Ortega.
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Cleveland
Hargan
McCormick
Senators
Paul Casanova
Casanova
Joe Azcue
Max Alvis
Indians
Sam McDowell
Phil Or Itega
Dodgers Beat Giants 4-0 to Pull NL Lead
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hit shutout for his 21st win as the Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-0, taking the National League lead from the Giants.
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Stars
Associated
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Citas League 2 Leaders in National and American Batting
The excerpt lists top leaders in the National and American leagues by batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts. Notable names include Alou, Clemente, Aaron, Robinson, Oliva, Yastrzemski, Aparicio, Campaneris, and McNally among others.
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Pittsburgh
Clemente
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Allen
Philadelphia
Alae
Allison
Rose
Cincinnati
McCarver
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Brock
F Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltiopes
Aparicio
Powell
Baltmore
Yastrzemski
Boston
B. Robinson
Campaneris
Hershberger
Kansas City
Brinkman
Washington
Buford and Agee
Chicago
McNally
Miller
Hamilton
New York
Bowling Scores and Standings From Thursday Night Action
Delores DeTorio led Powder Puff with 519 followed by Hazel OBrien 491 Pat Bigler 463 and Margaret Walter 457 in opening action. Standings show Kwik Shake leading, banquet planned for Kinsey Lanes Saturday at 7 p.m. A rolloff crowned Bob and Violet Haller over Harry and Ethel Shane in summer Friday Night Fyn Joop.
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Delores DeTorio
Hazel O’ Brien
Pat Bigler
Margaret Walter
Janie Sree
Tootie Grimm
Bob
Violet Haller
Harry
Ethel Shane
Dr John Morrow Wins Ohio Seniors Golf Title
In Mansfield Ohio Dr John Morrow captured the overall and 60 64 flight titles at the Ohio Seniors Golf Association Championship carding 75 80 155 at Westbrook Country Club The runner up was 61 year old W A Calhoun Also winning classes were 63 69 T E Pemberton 70 74 W H Margraf 75 and Walter Cope 75 plus for 18 poles The New York section notes Jake Gibbs broke his left hand in a New York Yankees loss to Detroit and will miss the rest of the season.
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Ohio
John Morrow
Walter Cope
Lima
Arthur Gee
Findlay
NEW York
New York Yankee
Jake Gibbs
Detroit
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Box scores list teams with runs and innings, including Baltimore 8 Boston 2 and Detroit 69 57 648, plus daily and Sunday schedules for Kansas City California Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Boston Detroit New York Washington and more, with standings and upcoming games through Monday.
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New York
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