Reds Top Braves 7-4 as McCool Shines in NL Tilt
Cincinnati Reds beat Milwaukee 7-4 behind Billy McCool who closed the ninth with strikeouts in a second straight save. Tony Perez delivered a crucial three-run homer after a late rally, keeping Cincinnati within one game of the NL lead as Dodgers, Giants, and Phillies also played tight games.
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Cardinals Coach Lemm Eyes Another NFL Title Run
LAKE FOREST IL UPI The St Louis Cardinals look to rebound after a rain sogged 10 10 tie with the Giants that left them one victory short of the Eastern Division crown They beat the world champion Browns and defeated the Packers in the Playoff Bowl and coach Wally Lemm says Washington Dallas and Philadelphia could alter the league dynamics Charley Johnson is entrenched as quarterback while Bill Triplett returns from a lung ailment to boost the offense The defense returns intact with Irv Goode Ken Gray and Bob De Marco at key spots as camp competition outlines fullback tackles and guard positions and a deep receiving corps led by Bobby Joe Conrad Sonny Randle and Jackie Smith.
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Baseball Standings and Night Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings show Chicago beating St Louis 6 to 3, Cincinnati 7 to 4 over Milwaukee, Houston 7 to 6 over Philadelphia, New York 7 to 5 over Los Angeles, San Francisco 3 to 3 with Pittsburgh in a rain tie, and more. Upcoming pitchers include Koufax vs Mc Graw and Roberts vs Buning, with multiple matchups listed for Friday and notes on AL standings and twilight games.
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Pappas Wins 2-1 as Orioles Edge White Sox
Milt Pappas earned his 11th win against six losses as Baltimore defeated Chicago 2-1. The Orioles scored in the third on a single by Powell with Aparicio scoring after Berry misplayed Powell’s hit, and added a first inning run on Blair Powell and a sac fly by Brooks Robinson. Gary Peters took the loss for the White Sox who managed five hits. Minnesota, Cleveland, Kansas City, and Boston won their games in the AL. NY, Cincinnati, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh also posted results in the NL.
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Catfish) Hunter
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Fire probes at Rockingham Park after devastating blazes
Officials tighten security at Rockingham Park as they probe two fires that killed 24 horses in nine days. Belmont Stakes winner Hail To All, under guard, and other horses were housed at the barns for the $250000 New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic. Fire Marshal Aubrey Robinson heads the inquiry amid suspicion of arson, with five horses including War Lance killed in the Tuesday night blaze and 50+ horses rescued. Owners Haggen Stable of Lexington and Grafiano Stables of New Orleans held the victims. trainer Robert Reeves oversaw the dead.
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U.S. Leads World Games With Eleven Gold Medals
In Budapest UPI reports the United States has 11 gold medals after seven days at the World University Games, with eight finalists in the 100 meters including George Anderson of Baton Rouge and a top seed Al Allen Fox of Los Angeles. Hungary trails by one gold, while Russia leads total points with 27. Fox is favored to defeat Tomas Lejus of Russia after Wimbledon form.
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Russell Signs Celts Three Year Contract
Bill Russell, 31, signed a three year deal worth over 300000 with the Boston Celtics, making him the highest paid player. Celtics coach Red Auerbach said the agreement elevates Russell above Wilt Chamberlain’s prior salary, and Russell predicted another title with no injuries. Present were Auerbach and Ruppert-Knickerbocker president Jack Waldron, after the team’s sale for 3 million dollars.
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Kennedy proposes U.S. Athletes Foundation and arbitration board
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged a national foundation to develop amateur athletes and a permanent arbitration board for the U S Olympic Committee to settle disputes among members. He spoke to the Senate Commerce Committee amid the NCAA and AAU feud, proposing changes to broaden participation in amateur sports.
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Ivy League cuts ripple through NFL and AFL rosters
Cosmo Iacavazzi of Princeton and Ab Lawrence of Yale were released by the New York Jets and New York Giants respectively. In preseason actions, Packers coach Vince Lombardi criticized timing ahead of a game with Dallas. Myron Tuttios reportedly retires due to injuries. AFL moves included waivers for Don Rogers and Hank Schmidt, and multiple cuts across the Chargers Chiefs Offlers Raiders and Steelers.
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Baseball game summaries with runs and pitchers
Line score details from multiple 1960s MLB games include Cleveland at Los Angeles with Hargan earning the win and Whitfield Sims hitting homers, details of the second game with Terry and Newman, and a rain-delayed tie in San Francisco versus Pittsburgh, noting HRs by Parker and Clendenon and the line scores for each contest.
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Saratoga Entries Across Races With Multiple Drivers
Thorough list of Saratoga horse pacing entries for Thursday August 2 across ten pace classes. The card names horses owners and drivers, noting many with no driver listed and showing multiple entries for each pace.
Saratoga horse results and weight control notions
Racing card from Saratoga on Wednesday August 25 1965 shows multiple pace and trot races with winners and times including Mickey MacPherson Darn Handsome and Colonie Prince. Attendance 4026 with total handle 226357. Nearby New York UP I reports Harvard nutritionist Mayer debunking weight loss myths calories count and diet balance with exercise.
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