At Washington, Mickey Mantle homers in the 1st inning off Phil Ortega, as New York edges the Senators, 8 – 6. Mick scores another run when Joe Pepitone cracks a two-run homer.

On july 1, 1966 At Washington, Mickey Mantle homers in the 1st inning off Phil Ortega, as New York edges the Senators, 8 – 6. Mick scores another run when Joe Pepitone cracks a two-run homer.

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