Milstead Leads Oilers In Wild Interfaith Bowl Victory
Houston Oilers routed the Denver Broncs 42-3 as Billy Milstead and Jacky Lee sparked the attack. Lee connected on multiple passes for 51 quick yards, with Groman and Carson scoring, while crowd chaos involved teens grabbing a ball near the stands and police halting further incidents. Bud Adams praised the turnout despite rain, with 18,000 to 19,000 in attendance.
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Denver Grizzlies Beat Houston 124 In NBA Style Action
Denver's heavy hitters return as St Paul chases the American Assn lead. Five home runs powered the Grizzlies past Houston 124 to maintain a five game edge over Tunnerup St Paul. Saints beat Minneapolis to stay in contention. Indianapolis beat Louisville 43. Charleston toppled by Dallas-Fort Worth 10-5. Boros Osborne Alusik McDaniel homers for Bears. Charleston fielding miscues aided DF Fort Worth win.
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Laver Wins Fourth Grass Court Title at Newport
Australia’s Rod Laver, 21, captures a fourth straight grass court crown by defeating Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 6-1 6-8 6-1 6-2 in the Newport Casino Invitation final. He heads to the National Doubles in Brookline, Mass.
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Oilers and Texans Triumph in AFL Preseason Showdowns
In AFL action Houston Oilers and Dallas Texans win preaseason games as Billy Cannon battles knee troubles. New York Giants and Boston Patriots also post wins while George Blanda and Cotton Davidson tee up standout performers and late scoring drives amid injuries and contract chatter.
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Americans Forecast Gold Rush In Track At Games
U S Olympic Committee head Kenneth Wilson defends the men’s track squad amid chatter of a letdown. He says the team is the finest ever and ready for a cascade of medals, noting top athletes trained well and prepared to compete hard.
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Chicago In Tie Red Sox Keeping Orioles In Race
Whitey Ford fired back-to-back 1-0 shutouts and sparked the Yankees to a big win as Baltimore’s Orioles stumble toward the pennant race. Ron Hansen led Baltimore with two home runs in a 10-4 win over the Red Sox, and Harmon Killebrew homered for Washington in a 7-4 victory over New York.
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Fairfield's 22 Under Wins St. Paul Open
Fairfield, 30, of Jacksonville, IL, captured the St. Paul Open with a final 67 after rounds of 66 68 65 for a 268 total. He defeated Lionel Hebert of Lafayette, Louisina, by two strokes while Gardner Dickinson II fired the day's best 63.
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El Paso's Iverson Martin Captures Texas PGA Title
Iverson Martin of El Paso won the Texas PGA with 778-10 under par, taking first money of 1,000 after a par 72 final round. Don January of Dallas finished second by one stroke, with January bogeying two holes late. Chuck Klein of San Antonio earned third money after a closing 71 to reach 281.
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Braves Hopeful Pitchers Span Spurred by Spahn and Burdette
The Associated Press reports on Hank Spahn and Lew Burdette guiding the Braves with strong starts since July, aiming for the pennant as they’ve won 9 of 11 and 6 of 9 decisions respectively. Milwaukee’s hold on first place tightens with the rotation anchoring the staff.
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