Spahn Farrell duel as Braves top Astros 9 1
Warren Spahn outpitched Houston’s Jim Golden as Milwaukee’s visitors win 9 1. Measured six innings, Spahn improves with support from Kronz Tiefenauer and Mejias who add seam. Burdette labored with sweat as Atlanta leads 3-2, then cards run in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Lew Burdette
Warwick
Cards Say Nope Bonus Baby Asks How About Trade
ST LOUIS Mo AP Bonus: baby Ray Sadecki suspended by the St. Louis Cardinals for failing to show up for a game. General Manager Bing Devine says he is not tradeable today. Sadecki, 21, sat in his apartment during the game as Devine watched from the press box. Keane fined him $250 after a poor relief appearance against Cincinnati that helped lead to a 10 9 win in 11 innings. Sadecki said he wanted to be traded. Devine refused, threatening suspension if he refused to play. Sadecki signed out of high school in 1958 for about $50 000 and posted a 23 record this year with a 7.20 ERA.
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Volkswagen Station Wagon Vacation Car Ad Review
A promotional piece extols the Volkswagen Station Wagon as a versatile family vehicle ideal for vacations. It highlights eight front seats for visibility, roomy seating and luggage capacity, panoramic windows, a rear engine design with ample cargo space, center aisle option, and praised handling, economy, and comfort for family use both on trips and at home.
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Volkswagen
Classic Eyes Crowd Draws Pros for $100000 Golf Classic
Clifton New Jersey hosts the first $100000 Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club as amateurs seek a crowd hit while Arnold Palmer and top pros chase big prize money. The field of about 140 includes Gene Littler, Jerry Barber, the 1961 U S Ryder Cup team, Gary Player, Kel Nagle, Bruce Crampton, Stan Leonard, and Al Balding amid Open and PGA rivals.
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Australia
Stan Leonard
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Giants Lose Dodgers Win Two Narrow Gap at Half Game
Dodgers rally to widen lead over Giants with an 8-3 win completing a suspended game and a 5-3 victory in regulation. Ron Fairly homered to break a 1-1 tie, with Don Drysdale pitching in a rotation context as Chicago Cubs, Pirates, and others post varying results across the league.
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Coaches push for 11 game college football season
Frank Broyles of Arkansas supports an 11 game schedule urging more fans to attend. He notes the NCAA limit of 10 games was to curb overemphasis and doubts it will revert. Coaches argue a weekly game pace suits football, reducing idle weeks across seasons.
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Texas League Hurler Night as 11-Inning Duel Ends in Loss
The Texas League featured a marathon 11 inning duel between Tulsa's Bill Wakefield and San Antonio's Harvey Branch. Don Davis homered off Wakefield to lift the Missions 4-0, while El Paso won 5-4 after Cap Peterson doubled in the decisive run in the 10th. Albuquerque pitchers faltered as Amarillo won 16-2, boosting their 16th victory. Tulsa slipped toward El Paso for first place as the Oilers clung to a slim lead. The article also surveys regional schedules and historical 1930s seasons, concluding with a note on football scheduling politics and a BaylorPhillips dispute over a two-game week.
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