Tigers Edge Senators in Twelfth Inning Heroics
The Tigers beat the Washington Senators 5-3 in 12 innings after Sherry faltered in the ninth. Horton delivered key hits, Kaline fueled the late surge, and Nash spun seven strong as Kansas City and Boston also won while Chicago and Cincinnati split doubleheaders.
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Dave Wickersham
Tigers
Chicago
Podres
Sherry
John Romano
White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota
Jim Nash
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
George Scott
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Horton
Bob Humphreys
Washington
Jim Northrup
Brinkman
al Kaline
Rune
Orlando McFarlane
Kaline
Nash
Athletics
Mobile
Twins
Tony Oliva
Russ Nixon
Ed Charles
Kansas City
A’s
Jim Kaat
NFL Coaches Comment On New Offenses
Fifteen NFL head coaches weigh in on offensive trends over three years. Ball control, more formations, running emphasis, and open offenses dominate with varied patterns and audibles.
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NFL
National Football League
Norb Hecker
Atlanta Falcons
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Mrs Aaron to Appear in Court Over Stadium Incident
Atlanta AP report states Mrs Aaron, wife of Hank Aaron, faces disorderly conduct charges for an incident July 30 at Atlanta Stadium. Police Supt. Fred Berrman suspended the arresting officer and two stadium supervisors pending a full investigation. Mrs Aaron is due in Municipal Court August 16.
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Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Fred Berrman
Aaron
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Sammy Snead Misses U.S. Open Qualifying by One Stroke
Sammy Snead failed to qualify for the U.S. Open for the first time in 26 years this spring. He missed by a single stroke.
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Sammy Snead
O Rourke Seizes Lead With Three Winners At Shenandoah
Jockey Michael O Rourke piloted three winners at Shenandoah Downs tying Charles Town’s 1965 national riding lead with Jesse Davidson. O Rourke won on Chilly Clipper, Welcome Baby, and Ovi’s Choice, while Davidson looms atop the standings with 7 wins this meeting.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jesse Davidson
Michael O’rourke
Shenandoah Downs
Davidson
Ocean City
Mason Gordon
Larry Reynolds
O’rourke
Chilly Clipper
Stanley Small
Welcome Baby
Ovi’s Choice
Clay seeks draft exemption for religious beliefs
Cassius Clay, a convert to the Black Muslim faith, seeks conscientious objector status to avoid military service. He is currently in 1-A and eligible for the draft but will be represented at the hearing by New York attorney Hayden Covington, who previously handled Jehovah’s Witness deferment cases.
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Louisville
Cassius Clay
Clay
New York
Hayden Covington
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Standings and results from the National League
The ledger shows team records with wins and losses for Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Atlanta New York Houston Chicago and others. Monday fixtures include Cincinnati 10 San Francisco New York at Pittsburgh and Houston at Chicago with several cities hosting matchups.
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Phila
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Houston
Chicago
San Francis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Great Coach Sanford Dies at 57 After Diverse Coaching Career
The 57-year-old Sanford, longtime athletic director and coach at Ft. Lee and former coach at Randolph Macon College Wake Forest College and Ft. Lee, died at his Petersburg home after nearly a year battling cancer. Survived by wife Natalie a son Taylor Sanford Jr a daughter Betty Sanford four brothers and a sister funeral plans were incomplete. Tony Lema tied for fourth in the 1966 U S Open at Olympic Club after finishing six over par.
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Sanford
Natalie
Taylor Sanford Jr
Butler
Ind
Betty Ss
Petersburg
Kerfoot Sanford
Luray
Nesbitt Sanford
Berkeley
Calif
Filmore Sanford
Austin
Tex
John D
Jack) Sanford
Wilson
N.C
Eleanor Turner
Axton
Tony Lema
Olympic
San Francisco
7 Lakh's Nothing Gamb'dla 115 8 Pixis Miss Peters 109
A list shows players with scores 115 109 114 114 in a sports-like tally. Names include Gamb'dla Peters Espinosa Atwell. No clear event or teams specified.
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Arrogeo
P.J Davidson
Mandolin Melody Cerda
Mr.c.d Arduini
Lazy Livia Reeder
Hellio Davidson
Red Dancer
Diav’kis
Our Rolls Royce Hedge
Blue Vasco Gamb’dla
Smoochie Espinosa
Nosey Posey Johnston
Owl Davidson
Dallan Place
Gamb’dla
Earle H NB
Miss S.P
Restless Tide
Durr’s Mistake
Sharon Rosebud Mauro
Lady Spin Peters
Johnson
Bo Peep
Hannon Smith
Bauer
Miss Wreck
Islaw Sollars
Eden
Fitz’gld
Boman Lighting
Horner
Eden Bey
Eza
Maeve
Dante’s
Vasil Ll Risk
Diav
Kis
Eos
Warrior
Tom’s
Shamrock
McMunn
Lu Anne C
Joyce Lanna
Dr. Dubious
Johnston
Sigler
Fearless King
Winchester Area Softball Entry Open for District Tourney
Winchester area teams may enter the District Slow Pitch Tournament this Saturday August 13. Entry deadline is Wednesday August 10. The 12 inch ball will be used and the winner advances to the State Open Slow Pitch Tournament in Richmond on August 28. Sonny Higgs invites all interested teams to contact him after 6 p.m. at 667-3346.
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Winchester
Richmond
Par breakers rise as U S Open fields 1966 at Olympic Club
Thirteen golfers shot under 70 to break par during the 1966 U S Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, compared with only five who broke par in the 1955 edition held at the same course.
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San Francisco
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
The Associated Press reports minor league scores with Tulsa beating San Diego 7 to 3 and Spokane prevailing 16 to 2 over Oklahoma City. In the International League Columbus won 4 to 3 over Toronto while Jacksonville dominated Rochester 6 to 2 and Syracuse 6, Richmond 5 in 15 innings. Buffalo blanked Toledo 6 nothing.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
San Diego
Spokane
Oklahoma City
Columbus
Toronto
Jacksonville
Rochester
Detroit bout ends in points win for Powell over Wright
In Detroit Johnny Powell 161 outweighed Ted Wright 160 to win a ten round decision. In Las Vegas Chick Santos 13914 from Oakland outpointed Benito Juarez 14014 from Las Vegas over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Johnny Powell
Ted Wright
Las Vegas
Nev
Chick Santos
Oakland
Calif
Benito Juarez
Namath Eyes Jets Title in 1966 NFL Season
Joe Namath, the Jets’ $400000 quarterback, says the goal is to win the championship. Weeb Ewbank expects a leap from 5 8 1 last year as centers linebackers and ends are shuffled. Namath targets Don Maynard as top passer and Bill Yearby and Pete Sammons add speed and depth on offense. defense features veterans at key positions and newcomers in the secondary.
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Peekskil
N.Y
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Buffalo Bills
Mike Hadock
Miami
John Schmitt
John Matlock
Fla
Michigan
Pete Sammons
Texas
Don Maynard
Beteen
George Laver
Jim Colclough
Boston
John Huarte
Matt Snell
Bill Mathis
Emerson Boozer
Maryland State
Boozer
Snell
Winston Hill
Sherm Plunkett
Dave Herman
Sam DeLuca
Franking McAdams
Atkinson
Ralph Baker
Larry Grantham
Verlon Biggs
Gerry Philbin
Paul Rochester
Jim Harris
Clyde Washington
Bill Baird
Ray Abruzzese
Dainard Pajison
Cornell Gordon
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Canada
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Senators
Fred Valentine
Frank Howard
Dodger
Paul Casanova
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Jim King
Ed Brinkman
Scott
Lel Ine
Jose Santiago
Gary Bell
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Joe Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Bill Austin
Pittsburgh Steelers
Charley Winner
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Mrs. Aaron
O'Rourke
Carpers Valley
Jim Sager
Julian Armel
Mickey Perry
Nelson
Jim
Mickey
Stan LaFollette
Jack Ritter
Safari
C Valley
Ratliff
Tides Inn
Irvington
Evelyn Frye
Evelyn
Terry Ford
Billie Lamp
Kitty Perry
Eleanor Peterson
Jean Adkins
Ladies
Jane Gregory
Grace Roberts
Patsy Jack Bye
Ruby Boyd
Dot
Ronnie Carper
Bill Ratliff
Byron Legg
Bobby Dale
Stu Carper
Kirk Ways
Billy Mitchell
Carpers’ Valley Country Club
Covington
Foior Leadu
St. Louis, N
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Ww. L
G.B. Baltimore
California
Franco
Francisco Franco
Spain
la Coruna
Countess Roseanna Wah Wah Taysee
Roman Lassie
Winsome Lass Daily
Ace Miss Wreck Big Tycoon
Tuscany Jr. Welcome Eral Ass m0
Mystarfire
Kit Coffey
Abadun
Lambias Ray
Reinar
Ovi's Cheice Nein
Scarteen
John
Mal Pentence
Elsie V
Dee N
Jylland
c-Max
Espinosa
King’s Pardon
Todd
Dinah O’rourke
a-Super Mike
Enquest Gerkin
Helioscope Jr. Rivera
c-Zonda Dee Cape
Claim Fur
Hasty Paul
Acramiss Espinosa
Gerry’s Star Cerda
Jap Gal Davidson
Born Free Sollars
Uncle Tone
Winherst
Smith
Denney
Buffa P. Rivera
Open Hearted
Elsie
Kerryram Corle
Desse’s Delight
Crowner NB
Viola Star Cooke
Sonny Higgs
Syracuse
Vienings
Buffalo
Toledo
Winchester Evening Star
Lewis
Willie McCovey
Giants
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
Aleeeeee
Chevrolet & Cadillac Corp
N. Loudoun ST
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