Major League Standings and Tuesday Results
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 3 to 2, Houston beat Philadelphia 8 to 2, St. Louis edged Atlanta 10 to 9 in 12 innings. Tuesday presented only scheduled games with nine observed results.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Ww. L
Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Fran
Wahoos Count on 3 Bright Soph Prospects
Charlottesville article highlights three sophomore additions for UVA football 1966. Rick Constantine earns starting middle guard, Chuck Hammer and Bob Paczkoski vie as linebackers in varsity alumni game. Coaches praise quickness, balance, leadership traits and versatility.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Rick Constantine
Chuck Hammer
Bob Paczkoski
Eight Teams Entered In District Softball Tourney
The District Softball Tourney opens tomorrow night with eight teams led by Halltown heavy favorites. Teams include Winchester Mobile Homes Sheavabankers C S Bank F M Bank Phillips 66 Shorty s Furniture Mt Jackson Tastee Freeze and Central Valley Colts. First games Thursday at 7 00 p m and 8 30 p m feature Phillips versus Mt Jackson Tastee Freeze Shenandoah Valley Bank versus Farmers and Merchants Bank. The City League results saw Sheavabankers 3 C S Bank 0 and Farmers and Merchants Bank 8 Shorty s Furniture 1.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bobby Carter
Larry Wadsworth
Grease
Golightly
Halltown
W.va
Winchester Mobile Homes
Sheavabankers
C & S Bank
F & M Bank
Phillips 66
Shorty’s Furniture
Mt. Jackson Tastee-Freeze
Central Valley Colts
Mt. Jackson
Phillips
Mt. Jackson Tastee Freeze
Shenandoah Valley Bank
C &S Bank
Shorty's
Shorty
Church League
Market Street
First Brethren Baptist Wesley-Frederick
Sunnyside Braddock Street
C & M Bank
Orioles Pound Tigers 13-3 On 19 Hits In Strong Day
Baltimore built a 13 to 3 rout of Detroit as Frank and Brooks Robinson and Curt Blefary led with multiple hits. Eddie Watt, debuting with a home run, won his second start of the season, going the distance to improve to 7-1. Snyder raised his average to .336 while Watt’s homer capped a night of heavy offense for the Orioles.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Orioles
Eddie Watt
Watt
Detroit
Blefary
Robinson
Tigers
Brooks
Snyder
Minnesota
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
New York
California
Boston
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Atlanta
Gentile Sent to Indians as Astros Pay Cash for Outfielder
veteran first baseman Jim Gentile, sent to the minors after a temper display, was sold by the Houston Astros to the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed cash sum and Tony Curry. Gentile, 32, began the season with Houston and joined Oklahoma City after waivers, amid a bat throwing incident, a $250 fine, and a five game suspension. He was batting .284 with eight homers in 67 at bats before his groin injury.
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Bob Paczkosi
Shamokin
Robinsons
Brooks
Jim Perry
Twins
Washington
Perry
Houston
Jim Gentile
Houston Astro
National League Astros
Gentile
Cleveland Indians
Tony Curry
Astros
Oklahoma City
Entries 9 Royal Excuse Johnston 118 10 Rainbow Colors NB 118
Readable fragment shows two horse entries with identifiers 9 and 10. Royal Excuse listed for Johnston with 118 and Rainbow Colors for NB with 118. No additional context or results provided.
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Johnston
Carpers Valley Golf Club Hosts Busy Schedule Weekend
The Carpers Valley Golf Team lost to Front Royal on Sunday. Jack Ritter shot 71 to lead with one under par. Upcoming events include Aug 7 match at Martinsburg and Men’s Governors Tournament leaders Al Murphy with 68 and 69.
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Carpers Valley
Front Royal
Jack Ritter
Jack
Martinsburg
Charlie Peterson
Charlie
Jim Fleming
Don Homar
Bill Thompson
al Murphy
Tides Inn
Billie Lamp
Harriet Ways
Ruby Boyd
Catherine Ritter
Evelyn Frye
Carolyn Griffin
Jean Jennings
Jean Adkins
Jane Gregory
Dottie Price
Billy Mitchell
Donnie Oates
Howard Adkins
Stan Lee Follette
Mickey Perry
Ed Doll
Patsy Jack
Coecalg
Golden Anniversary PGA Championship Opens in Akron
The 1966 PGA Championship at Firestone Country Club in Akron starts Thursday with stars like Nicklaus Palmer Player Casper Sanders chasing major titles. Nicklaus aims for a three quarter slam by adding the PGA to his Masters and British Open. Palmer seeks redemption after a blowup loss, while Player and Casper hope to rebound after uneven seasons.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palemer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Dave Marr
Firestone Country Club
Nicklaus
PGA
Ben Hogan
Palmer
Casper
Arnie
Firestone
Buffalo Bil” c
Sanders
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Danny Russell
Ed Grim
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Fred Cameron
Dougie Loy
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Tommy DeHaven
Mary Helen Massie
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago Kansas City
Constantine
Virginia
Uniontown HS
Rick
Uck Hammer
Pittsburg
Central Catholic HS
Chuck
Blackburn
Northside
Richards Ave
Russ Potts
Star Sports
Donald
Frank Simons
John Bowers
C & 58
Marv Yourish
C & § Bank
Shenvabankers
Earl Peacher
Jess Donald
Jim Hockman
Dickie Duvall
F& M
Shorty’s
F&m
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Harmon Lebrew
Jim Kaat
Pete Richert
Richert
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Big Red Wolf - Johnston
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Little Thell
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Aeramight Combustionaire
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Freestate Lady
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Wonder Frost
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Beware
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Gary's Galaxy
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Colonel Mosby
Rivera
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the Good Fairy
Todd
Belle Eileen
Segundo - Smith
Gaybrook Gai
Marjaxon — Peters
S Tin
Camlaaania
Furteee Passage
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Itsagirl
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Depalo
Ellie Joe
Sellars
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Sigler
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Dia’kis
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Davidson
Boss
Gordon
Todd Gay Hebpo
Kratz
War Babu
Peters
Tayeon Evten
Tod
Red Dancer
Hugh O*meill
Carpers Valley Golf & Country Club
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