England Favored To Win 1966 World Cup Final
England is the sentimental favorite to beat West Germany in the Wembley final. Germany hopes to win its second title, while Alf Ramsey predicts victory for England. A 97,000 crowd will attend, with 400 million viewers scheduled globally via satellite.
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Hanover College Sets Small College Yardage Record In 1948
New format: Hanover College averaged 624.1 yards per game during the 1948 football season to establish a small college yardage record that remains unbroken.
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Franklin Pay Less League Boxing Card Details
Riffe 11 Berry 8 Mason 3 leading scorers for Franklin Pay Less League game. Monday's schedule lists J C Sales versus Coca Cola at 5 30.
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Industrial Defers Play Due To Showers
A heavy rain over Wednesday and Thursday postponed Industrial Association men’s golf league at Valley View near Middletown. Chairman Allen Langford says players from last week will tee off at the same times next Wednesday and Thursday. Also noted is that there are 582,000 registered nurses in the U.S.
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Senators Top Boston Twice In 2 Games
Washington Senators sweep doubleheader against Boston Red Sox winning 13 4 in game one and 6 5 in 15 innings in game two Ken McMullen delivered the decisive two out single in the 15th to drive Casanova home for the winner and Osinski Lonborg and Richert pitched in relief for the Senators.
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Olympic Levee extends lead in 7th as Belleville rally falls short
South Bend and Bloomington vie in the tournament as Gary Erskine boosts Olympic efforts. Belleville scores twice early and racks up six more in the seventh. Levee, Carlson, and Mann clash in a tense late showdown with Gary Erskine expected to start tonight in a must win.
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Chicago Rally Tops Mets In 7-4 Contest
Glenn Beckett delivered a bases loaded two run single with two outs in the eighth as the Cubs rallied to beat the Mets 7-4 after building an early lead through four innings. Santo Swoboda and Kessinger contributed key hits as Chicago extended its lead over New York.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today in MLB
Yesterday the National League games ended Chicago 7 New York 4 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 4 Houston 3 St Louis 4 Los Angeles San Francisco played at Atlanta. American League results included Washington 13 Boston 4 5 15 innings Kansas City 4 Detroit 1 New York 2 Chicago 1 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 0. Today schedule shows multiple matchups across both leagues with pitchers and venues listed.
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South Carolina Loses ACC Title Over Illegal Aid
The University of South Carolina forfeited its portion of the ACC title after an investigation found illegal financial aid given to a freshman and two varsity players. ACC Commissioner Jim Weaver declared the students ineligible and ordered forfeiture of games in which they played.
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Matson to marry Margaret Burns in Pampa church ceremony
Randy Matson world shot put champion will wed Margaret Louise Burns at the Mary Ellen and Harvester Church of Christ Saturday night. Matson, a Texas A&M student, marries Burns, a 1962 Pampa High School graduate who recently completed studies at Abilene Christian College this spring.
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Erskine Nationals Meet Lawrenceburg in District Final
Erskine Nationals Anderson Little League boys baseball champions clash with Lawrenceburg in the District 6 championship final at 3 p.m. Today in Lawrenceburg. The New Castle Nationals and Connersville Americans meet in the consolation losers' preliminary at 1 p.m.
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Optimist Tourney Carded for Boys Thursday Aug 11
Optimist sponsors announce Thursday Aug 11 as the carded date for boys to compete after three practice rounds. Chairman Robert Wheat notes players must respond by next Thursday. Last Thursday results list low gross Class A B Delph 63 and Class B M Stanley 61 among others.
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Four Tracks Offer Nearly 350000 in Major Races
Four major stakes races Saturday will distribute about 349000 in purses. Two 100000-added events at Delaware Park feature fillies and mares, with Phipps ownership and Eddie Ney trained by trainer Eddie Ne l oy. Aqueduct and Arlington Park host 50000-added handicaps, while Saratoga shifts start for four weeks. Among starters, thirteen from the Phipps family and trainer Eddie Ney loom large across the card.
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