Beard Wins Texas Open Crown After Battle With Field
Frank Beard captured the $50,000 Texas Open title at Oak Hills Country Club with a 270 total, earning $7,500. Gardner Dickinson Jr. finished second at 273 for $4,000, while Jacky Cupit tied for fourth at 275. Beard, 25, rose from a year recovery from encephalitis to win in San Antonio, beating a strong field that included Bert Weaver and Tommy Aaron.
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Columbus Wins Pair Sunday
Columbus pitcher Mike Cuellar powered a 7-3 win over Buffalo with two homers and a run-scoring single while throwing a four-hitter for his first victory. Rochester, Columbus, and Toronto posted swings in a busy International League slate, with Columbus sweeping Syracuse 3-1 and 6-5 as Frank Herrara belted a grand slam in game two. NBA best-of-seven playoff action noted no Saturday games and a Sunday result where Boston defeated Los Angeles 3-28 to take a 4-1 series lead.
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Baseball standings and results summary for majors
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Celtics Capture Title After Eye Injury to Russell
Bill Russell led the Celtics to a 129 96 victory over the Lakers for a seventh straight NBA title and then was ordered to bed with eye injuries from an accidental poke by Jerry West. Russell, who scored 22 with 30 rebounds, helped Boston pull away in the fourth quarter as Sam Jones and K C Jones contributed strong totals. coach Red Auerbach praised the team’s season while Lakers coach Fred Schaus called Boston the greatest.
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Phillies 1964 Sept Longest Losing Streak Ends Pennant Hopes
The 10 straight losses in September doomed the Philadelphia Phillies and cost them the National League pennant, marking the season's longest skid in the league.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Report
The record shows leaders across both leagues with mixed accuracy. Key names include Conigliaro, Mantilla, and Yastrzemski in the American list and Santo, Banks, and Kranepool in the National League, noting high batting averages and runs batted in. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Spahn among others, highlighting standout performances across teams.
Bobcats surge in baseball and track at Drake weekend
Ohio University baseball won two MAC games at Huntington against Marshall 12-1 and 18-1, hitting nine homers led by Scouler Willet and Reichenbach. Track placed two seconds at Drake Relays, with Sugden Gieb Orr Mitchell leading sprint medley in 3:17.7. Tennis fell to Ohio State, with Braden and Ridenour doubles win the sole bright spot. Also, minor league baseball results and Sunday stars noted.
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Salmon Returns For Indians Forcing Tebbetts Roster Cuts
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts faces roster pruning to 28 and then 25 after Chico Salmon resumes his six month Army duty. Rainouts disrupt pitching plans as Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell navigate a tight schedule ahead of two games with Minnesota and a three game Yankee series.
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Astros win as dome glare tests sky light system
The Astros beat the Pirates 5-4 in 11 innings in Houston on a sunny test day under the new painted skylights. Fielder Jim Wynn and Roberto Clemente offered mixed praise while others noted ongoing glare concerns.
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Middletown Woman Leads Pin Tourney
Tyenna Doyle, 30, topped the 39th Annual Ohio Women's Bowling Tournament with an 8685 actual score, leading singles with 731 after handicap and the all events at 1835. A clerical error showed the Cochenaut Masters of Miamisburg leading team event with 3087 instead of 3399. four weeks remain.
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Reds Hold Workout in Lieu of Rainout at Crosley
Cincinnati managers Dick Sisler kept sluggers sharp after a rainout of the Reds cardinals game at Crosley Field. He announced Jim Maloney, Joey Jay, and Liam O'Toole would start the upcoming three game Cubs series. The Reds, leading hitters with 14 homers in 10 games, feature Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson among leaders.
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