Cardinals Seek Injury Avoidance Amid Title Hopes
Cardinal co-owner Bill Bidwill stresses staying injury free as key to a championship bid. Wally Lemm echoes the view noting reserves stepping up, while Charley Johnson leads an established passing attack with Bobby Joe Conrad and Sonny Randle among top targets.
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Patriots Acquire Center Bob Schmidt From Oilers
Boston coach Mike Holovak lands center Bob Schmidt from Houston in exchange for a future high draft pick. Schmidt earned second team All Star honors the past three seasons and starred at tackle in last year’s All Star game. Oilers trim roster to 43, and waive Mike Dukes while placing Jim Herron on injured deferment. Jets cut veteran middle linebacker Dave Yohn and others. Chiefs release four rookies including Preacher Pilot. Bills open season without Earl Lattimer and others.
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Hansen Delivers Winning Run As White Sox Top Twins
Hansen, a .250 hitter from Oxford Nebraska, drives in the lone run in a 1-0 Chicago victory over Minnesota. The win tightens the AL pennant race as Baltimore loses to Cleveland and New York also gains ground.
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Yankees Win Hoosick II Title 2 1 Over Mets
In Hoosick Falls New York the Yankees edged the Mets 2 to 1 to claim the Town of Hoosick Little League championship in a close, action packed game. Dennis McGuire pitched for the Mets allowing one hit while Louis Brandi held the Mets to eight hits for the Yankees. The game drew a capacity crowd as the Yankees, managed by Guy Brandi, won the first half and the Mets, under Charles Searey, won the second half.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Night results saw Cleveland over Baltimore 5 3 New York defeated Washington 4 1 Detroit beat Boston 11 6. Probable pitchers include Gatewood O Donoghue at Kansas City Minnesota Grant Horlen at Chicago Stange Rob er ts at Baltimore Stenhouse Stottlemyre Detroit Heffner. Thursday schedule lists Minnesota Chicago Detroit Boston Milwaukee Philadelphia Los Angeles San Francisco New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Houston San Francisco Milwaukee. NL results Milwaukee Philadelphia 7 5 Cincinnati New York 7 2 Houston Chicago 5 4 Los Angeles 3 1 St Louis Pittsburgh 7 6 in 13 innings. Chance 61 3 3 won 15th. Angels 6 run fifth inning. Tigers offense supported by Kaline McAuliffe Demeter and Colavito. Red Sox homered by Stuart Bressaud Tillman.
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Giants Drop To Third As Dodgers Beat Them 3-1
Dodgers topple the Giants 3-1 to drop San Francisco to third in the NL. Juan Marichal suffers his sixth loss as Howie Reed wins in his first major league game since 1958 with Kansas City ties. Tommy Davis leads Los Angeles with three hits and drives in the decisive run in the third inning.
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McElhenny Released by Giants After 12 NFL Seasons
Giants cut 35 year old Hugh McElhenny at practice in Fairfield ending a 12 year NFL career. The Hall of Fame tailback who played for the Forty Niners Vikings and Giants spoke of his uncertain future and recalled the thrill of playing in last year’s title game against the Bears.
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I'm the Greatest Clay Gives Redskins a Boost
Rookie Ozzie Clay impressed in three exhibition games with speed and kickoff returns for the Washington Redskins after a rough start. He, a 17th round pick from Iowa State, steadily earned coaching faith despite initial mockery and heavy Bear pressure on punt returns.
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Clay hints next bout may be his last one
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali hints his next fight could be his final act as he visits a Black Muslim bazaar in Springfield Mass with bride Sonji. He weighs 225 pounds and has not chosen a site for a comeback versus Sonny Liston. He plans to retire to become a minister or traveling envoy and criticizes Malcolm X. Acting Mayor Diamauro gives Ali a city key.
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