Indians Split With Yankees In Doubleheader Split
The Indians and Yankees split a doubleheader as New York held a 6-1 win in the opener before Cleveland rallied to take the nightcap 3-2. Tommy Byrne pitched well in the first game and Ford drove in three runs in the second, keeping the Yankees ahead early.
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Norm Zauchiardians
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Bob Keegan
Chicago
Hoot Evers
Detroit
Yogi Berral Palr
Billy Hoestead
Cleveland
Joe
Collins
Ted Dobby Avil
Boston
White Sox
Lover Early Wynn
Wash
Mos
Herb
Conington
Tribe
Eames
Johnson
Millard Howell
Avila
Frank Lary
Mickey Vernon
Whitey
Evers
Abies Roe
Sox
Frank Sullivan
Simeking
Elston Howards
Kansas
Lane Nearing Decision To Quit- Ex Sox Turmoil
Frank Lane reportedly threatened resignation amid Chicago White Sox turmoil. Chuck Comiskey called Lane conduct inexcusable as tension escalated with media reports. Lane said he has not resigned but is fed up and may walk away. Comiskey said controversies have gone too far.
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Comiskey
Nate
Cal
Brown
Chuck Comiskey
White Sox
Lane
Chicago Sun-Times
Boston
The
Sun-Times
Ane
Suggs Repels Golf Threat In St Louis Women’s Title Fight
Sages of Seat Island Ga faces Patty Berg from St Ann in final round as Berg narrows gap with a two under 34 on the front while Sages answers with three under 6 back. Lena Faulk, Thomaston Ga, moves to third with 221, Bauer of Sarasota 226, Jameson of San Antonio 228. Rawls, defending champ, climbs to sixth with 73 for 22.
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Stary
Lena Faulk
Thomarville
Alice Bauer
Sarasota
Fin
Betty James Son
San Antonio
Texs
Betsys Rawls
Chauncey Blue Devils Open With Nelsonville
Chauncey Blue Devils launch a 1960s SE Ohio season with a home opener versus Nelsonville, led by coach Bill Smith and a deep senior and junior lineup including John Cline, Tom Bullock, Gail Werner, Fred Savage, and Roger Kidd. The schedule lists games from September 16 through October 27 against Nelsonville, Rutland, and The Plains among others.
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Bill Smith
Don Anderson
Chauncey
Joop
Bie Devils
McArthy Generals
Owen Stott
Ulmck
Eteran
John Cline
John Rane
Wil
Tan McMaster
John Suleithe
Blue Devily
Terry’ Shumway
Ob Cunningham
Tom Bullock
Lar- Tr'Mechanie
Jack Howard
Russell Senor
Sim Kidd
Jim Pinecet
Roger’ Kidd
Wintoxr
Murall Samen
Dave Nogrady
Sophomone
Fred Hanning
Fred Savage
Gail Wemer
Alex Nostady
Terry
Raifpack
Ken ‘Mex
Wayne
Alton
Tori Kerang
Merle
Bergenberg
Jim Boliar
Herman McCune
Sam Stalder
Dan O'all
Bradbury
Sophrity
Tarry Gabi
Cary’ Beckley
Fresh Tenier
Roger’ Smith
Ter Bes
Rutland
the Plains
Omaha Error Shoves Win To Colonels
The Louisville Colonels beat the Omaha Cardinals 3-2 after an Omaha baserunning error. The game tied 2-2 until a seventh inning ruling erased two Cardinals runs, with Pearce touching third base not credited. Minneapolis swept Denver 9-8 in 13 innings, earning rest before the playoffs.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Louisville Colonels
Omaha
Cardinals
Denver
Minneapolis Millers
Jim Pearce
L&isville
Jerry Casale
Pearce
Einar
Sorenson
Wally Lammers
Truman Cleven
Ger
Colonels
Keane
Delco Products Team 2 Wins National Industrial Trapshoot
Delco Products Team No. 2 of Dayton captured the 1xth National Industrial Trapshoot with 289 targets, edging Olin Mathieson Cx of East Alton. Fifty-eight teams from several states competed as George Wagner of Dayton earned top individual honors in a shoot filled with regional names and mixed results.
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Middletown
Delco Products
Dayton
Olin Mathieson Cx
East Alton
Til
George Wagner
Philo Defeats Chauncey 16 to 7 in Big Home Win
Philo triumphed over Chauncey 16 to 7 as Phi Dunes led the offense with a strong third quarter. Key contributions came from Budd, Sam King, and Tom Border with timely hits and defensive stops. Chauncey struggled on the mound and at the plate, managing limited baserunners across the late innings.
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Sun Range
Philo
Phi Dunes
Taabert Bobo
Sam King
Budd
Enrich
Tiple
Alge Howard Bobo
Tom Border
Eo Angles
Aso Guntnee
Albany
Zanenville
Buddy al Missisinp
Ting
Detroit and Cleveland Shine in Baseball Power Displays
Detroit and Cleveland figures blaze in the American League events with Mantle, Kaline, and Boone among key run scorers and doubles leaders. National League highlights include Snider and Banks among batting leaders, plus strong pitching lines from Newcombe and Labine as records edge toward season milestones.
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Kaline
Jensen
Boone
Kuen
Carey
Power
Kansas
New
Zauchin
Rivera
Chicago
Minose
Vetching
Byrne
Ford
York
Coveland
Turley
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Gampanella
Brooklyn
Snider
Pont
Cincinnati
Ennig
Philadel
Kiluszewski
Cinem
Poet
Logan
Milwaukee
Long
Bruton
Banks
Mays
Boyer
St. Louis
Newcombe
Labine
Rikbouts — Jones
Roberts
Pro Football Saturday and Ring News Highlight Big Scores
Pro Football Saturday results show Haisimore 24 over Chicago Cardi als 1 Detroit 19 to Cleveland 3 and Chicago Bears 7 while New York Washington 83 defeated Green Bay 31 Sunday Philadelphia 24 Pittsburgh 20 Archie Moore becomes the third Negro to challenge Rocky Marciano for the heavyweight title joining Exzard Charles and Joe Walcott noted as predecessors in the 1952 crown history.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago Bears
New York
Washington
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Archie Moore
Rocky « Marciano
Exzard
Charles
Joe Walcott
Marelano
Trabert Hints at Turning Pro After National Title Win
Forest Hills reports Tony Trabert, fresh national champion, hints at offers from promoters and contemplates turning professional soon. He won the final over Ken Rosewall 9-7 6-3 6-3, completing the tournament without dropping a set.
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Tony Trabert
Trabert
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Los Angeles
Rosewall
Tony
Doris Hart
Coral Gable
Fla
England
Pat Ward
Maple Leafs Edge Toward Playoff as Victory Looms
The Maple Leafs remain one win from clinching a playoff berth after a tense game described with references to Cuban players and a late-inning homer by Mike Osbett. Details mix in with other league notes about the Red Wings rainout and Rochester matchups, indicating a tense pennant chase across teams and venues.
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Peace
Mike “Osbett
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Rochester
Red Wings
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Alla
Sean Hebury
Alus Pete Castigione
Leu Morton
Sohnett
Angel Scull
Hoyt Replaced Contends for Reds Radio Duties in 1966
Cincinnati Enquirer sports editor Lou Smith reports Bert Wileyn will air the Chicago Cubs games while Waite Hoyt is expected to continue the Cincinnati Reds radio descriptions. Smith cites a reliable source confirming Hoyt's ongoing role in 1966 broadcasts.
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Bert Wileyn
Chicago
Will
Cincinnati Redleg
Lou Smith
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Waite Hoyt
Field Trial Champ Best Bet Captures All-Age Stake
Field trial champion Best Bet owned by Lewis of Cincinnati won the all age stake at the Ohio Valley Springer Spaniel Club annual licensed event, marking a second consecutive title for the handler and champion dog in Middletown.
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Best Bet
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Cincinnati
Spen
Ohio
Springer Sapine! Club
Road race winner edges challenger at Elkhart Lake
Elkhart Lake Wis celebrated a road race triumph as Sum nis Ferrer Monea edged Shere wood Johnston of Rye New York by a narrow margin in the inaugural Road America smile feature contest.
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Elkhart Lake
Wishit Hill
Santa’ Monica
Donavan Honored by Quincy After Red Sox Doubleheader
Boston area note: pitcher Dick Donovan was honored by his hometown Quincy on Sunday between games of an 8 White Low Red Sox doubleheader. Msgr. John P. Carrollacted as director and presented a gift automobile to Donovan.
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Dick Donovan
Quincy
Boson
John P. Carroll
Detroit Defeats Chicago to Take National Open Polo Title
In a repeat victory, Detroit beat Chicago 7 4 to win the National Open Polo Championship for the second year in a row. Brandywire of Kennett Square Pa. led Detroit with four goals, while Billy Barry added two. Dr. Billy Linfoot scored four goals for Detroit.
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Detroit
Brandywire
Kennett Square
Billy Linfoot
Billy Barry
Detroit Kanaas Gig results and week schedule overview
Baseball round up covering results from Monday through Tuesday across leagues. Highlights include New York 6-2 over Cleveland, Boston 6-2 over Chicago, Kansas City 42 over Detroit, and Chicago 9 New York 8 in 10 innings. Playoff schedules are listed for American Association and International League with semifinal dates and matchups.
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Wamington
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Deuctt
Wetman
Washington
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pam
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Denver
Neapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Boxing results and bowling scores from Paterson to Hollywood
The report lists boxing and bowling results across multiple locations. Highlights include Paterson entries with fighters like Nyes and Ridenour posting scores and outpoints, Hollywood reports Jack John and A Simons with midcard bouts, and Havana Cuba notes Jimmy Beechman in a Cuban bout alongside Varona with scattered scores and percentages.
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Krogers
A. D. Simons
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Los Angeles
Wille Bean
Havana
Cuba
Jimmy
Beechman
Miami Beach
Fla
Chico Varona
55th NAGT Has Ward As Choice
RinmMND Virginia reports Ward as a strong favorite in the 55th National Amateur Golf Tournament at the Sun Nec. Ward, a North Carolina native, impressed with rounds around 69 and 68, and named rivals including Don Biplinghots, Doug Sander, Simon Rovins, Joe Conrad, and Jerricking Joe Patton. Bobby Jones praised the field and noted the difficulty of winning the National Amateur.
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North Carolina
San Francisco
Aurely
Don Biplinghots
Poug’ Sander
Simon Rovoins
Joe ‘Conrad
Wise
Jerricking Ily
Joe Patton
Sultwas Ward
Bitan
James River
Gene Cer
Bobby Jones
Mahody
Middlecoff Rides Home On Eagles
Carey Middlecoff, the Memphis dentist from Kiamesha Lake New York, won the Cavalcade of Golf with a final round 65 and a 72 hole total of 216 two strokes ahead of Sam Snead. Snead finished second after a late double bogey on the 13th. Littler, Dickinson, and Barber tied for third at 280. Haas and Bayer were close behind in the field.
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Memphis
Kiamesha Laks
N.Y
Shackmaxon Club
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Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Snead
Freddie Haas
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Middlecoff
Snead
Littler
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Panama Beach
Fla
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Haas
George Bayer
Cincin
Middleport Official Displays Large River Catch Near Guysville
Ray Frazier of the Middleport street Department shows a 40-pound arch of fish from the Hocking River near Guysville, including a 14-pound showeihead catfish and a big mouth bass perch.
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Ray Frazier
Oreman
Middleport Street Department
Hocking River
Guysville
Big Ten Teams In Drills Enter Semifinal Week Of Camp
Big Ten offenses dominate as spring drills enter semifinal week with two weeks remain before season open. Illinois and Michigan State reported multiple touchdowns in scrimmages. Notre Dame and Minnesota also posted strong scores as coaches noted improving offense and steady defense.
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CHICK
Big ‘Ten
Footall
Teast
Illinois
Em Lindbeck
Bob Mitchell
Northwestern
Dale Plenta
Fred Nosal
al Viola
Ron Kramer
Michigan
Lou Baldacci
Dave Hill
Michigan State
Earl Morrall
Walt Kowalczyk
Westfield
Mass
Minnesota
Dick Borstad
Notre Dame
Blues
Don Schaefer
Paul Hornung
Jug Favorite To Be Flown To Race Site
Plan to fly Jug Favorite to Ohio for the big Harness race at Yonkers winner Quick Chief, trainer Billy Haughton says the trip is the final step in a costly program to bring the exhausted colt to top form after the Cane Memorial win. Breathing room at Froehlich Farm preceded slow paced workouts as September 10 approaches.
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Quick
Cerelée
Billy Haughton
John Freehirch
Brookfile
Haghton
Hick
Rave Ee
Haughton
Yonkers
Froehlich Farm
Cleveland
Ota Graham
Brean
Atteine
Cain
Banadna
Bobby Layne
Dorne
Logart Wilson In TV Scrap On Dumont IV Tonight
Isaac Logart of Cuba and Wilson of Englewood square off in a TV 10 round bout at New York St Nicholas Arena. Gene Fullmer meets a youthful middleweight challenger from West Jordan Utah. Louis faces Harold Jones in Indianapolis Tuesday night.
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Sugar
Wilson
Englewood
Dumont
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Cyclone
Fullmer
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Superior
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Louis
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Jones T
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