Browns top 49ers 24 16 in exhibition win
Cleveland, facing critics, beats San Francisco 24 16 as QB Ryan throws two touchdown passes to Gary Collins. Groza adds three field goals and four extra points, while Ninowski contributes to a 305 yard passing effort and 5 rushing yards.
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Twins Stay in Command as AL Pennant Race Stays Quiet
The Minnesota Twins keep a steady 500 pace and hold an eight game AL lead as rivals stall. In doubleheader actions, Jim Grant logged win number 15 in a 4 3 game while Don Mincher drove in two with Jimmie Hall. The Orioles, Tigers and White Sox posted wins as New York split with Kansas City. In the NL, Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles and Philadelphia routed San Francisco.
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Brown Wins Vermont Horseshoe Crown At Brattleboro
Mike Brown claimed the Vermont State Class A horseshoe title after a seven match run at Memorial Field Brattleboro defeating Dick Chapman and Fred Butler. He set a high ringer percentage 68.6 percent breaking Butler's prior mark. Class B winner Will Burton of Chester led 6-1 with 34.8 percent ringers and two runners up finished 5-2. In Class C Leo Gerogine and Bob Simonds tied 6-1 for first while Class D honors went to Leon O Dell and Jay Moore 4-1 with Pete Sylvis third. Fred Butler re elected president of the Vermont State Horseshoe Association with Frenchette and Poreleat in other posts. London UPI) Guards International race Aug 30 Brands Hatch features Surtees Clark Hill among nine entrants.
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Bendi Grid Team To Meet Tuesday Night
All boys interested in playing football for Bennington High School this fall are requested to be at the high school Tuesday night at 7 p.m. by coach Ronald Reeves. Those going to the meeting are also requested to bring paper and pencil.
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Marr Wins PGA Championship Toppling Nicklaus and Casper
Dave Marr captured the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley to finish two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper, earning $25,000 and a shot at Akron’s World Series of Golf prize. Arnold Palmer, tallying a 33rd place with $737.50, faced a pivotal career decision about continuing on the tour.
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Standings and scores from the major leagues and Open finish
The standings show National League leaders Los Angeles Milwaukee and San Francisco with race gaps while American League leaders Minnesota and Cleveland push. Weekend results include Milwaukee 8 Chicago 2 and St Louis 12 Cincinnati 7 in NL. New York 3 Houston 0 and San Francisco 15 Philadelphia 9 in NL. Minnesota 4 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 9 Los Angeles 5 in AL. Golf note covers Marr's late surge in Hartford, tying for third with Nicklaus and Casper, prize totals and money list context.
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Braves Giants Edge Dodgers Defeat Pirates Lift East lead
United Press International notes the Dodgers faltered as Don Drysdale lost his third in four decisions while Sandy Koufax notched win. Braves beat the Cubs 4-3, Giants closed within 2 1/2 games, with Pirates 4-2 over Dodgers.
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League Ends This Week With Six-Game Schedule
The Interstate League wraps up its 1965 regular season with six teams playing tonight and Wednesday. North Bennington meets the Lions at Hoosick Falls, Kiwanis faces the Elks in Bennington, and the CYO takes Arlington in Arlington tonight. Wednesday features Kiwanis versus North Bennington, Lions hosting Arlington, and CYO entertaining the Elks. The Elks lead the standings with the CYO close behind. a loss by the Elks or a sweep by the CYO could force a playoff to decide the title. In other NL action the Phillies beat the Reds 15-9, Cardinals topped the Reds 12-7, and Mets blanked Astros 3-0. AL results include Cleveland over Minnesota 6-4, Detroit over Los Angeles 9-2 and 9-5, Washington over Baltimore 4-2, Chicago over Boston 7-4, and New York beating Kansas City 7-3.
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