Scorecard Sees Mixed Results in NHL Baseball and ABA Action
Wednesday results show Philadelphia beating Los Angeles 1 in night play while New York blanked San Francisco 5 4 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago in 10 innings Milwaukeet edged St Louis 6 4 and Pittsburgh stopped Houston 3 0 Tonight Bay area tilt San Francisco Marichal versus New York Jackson Cincinnati Nuxhall at Chicago Koonce at Milwaukee Handley at Los Angeles Fooies at Philadelphia Bennett at Houston Jonagon at Pittsburgh Phonies ey 11 11 and Washington at Minnesota in twinbill AMERICAN ASSOCIATION standings and tonight schedule list Indianapolis Omaha Denver Louisville ABT Oklahoma City Dallas Fort Worth Denver Texas City Dallas Fort Worth today’s matchups Oklahoma City Danvers Indianapolis Dallas Fort Worth Louisville
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Colts Elbowed by Pirates End NL Pennant Quest
Houston’s hopes for the National League pennant ended with a 3-0 loss to Pittsburgh. Tom Sturdivant pitched a three hitter, overcoming an early threat as the Pirates clinched the win. Manager Harry Craft acknowledged disappointment yet stressed ongoing work for the remainder of the season. The setback left Houston sixth or lower, with Mets having already dropped from the chase earlier.
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Berra drives in three as Yankees top Angels in 4-3 win
Yogi Berra homered twice and drove in three runs to lift the New York Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in the second game of a key three game series. Whitey Ford started for New York, while Don Messersmith worked for the Angels. The defeat dropped Los Angeles to third, six games back of New York and a half game behind Minnesota.
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New Orleans Eyes Entry Into AFL for 1963
Dallas AP reports indications New Orleans will be voted into the American Football League for 1963. Adams urged support in Houston, noting New Orleans has a strong bid. The piece also covers regional baseball and youth tournament notes, including injuries to Canadian players and the performance of international entrants in a global event.
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Third Of Rookies Sticking In APL
The American Football League has completed its first cutdown with more than one third of rookies still on rosters. Teams trimmed to 43, then 38 next Tuesday, before final 3B limit by Sept 4. Readies expected starters include Alworth, Coan, Robinson, Mc Clinton, Frazier, Buoniconti, Tarr, and Kroll.
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Ford’s coaching genius drives football pride and success
The article portrays Ford as a stern yet encouraging coach who expects maximum effort. A former Hardin-Simmons star and Detroit Lions player, he makes players love the game and strive to win as a matter of pride, with his reputation ensuring jobs seek him.
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