Mantle 400th Homer Lifts Yankees In Tight Win
Mickey Mantle hit his 400th career home run after a six game layoff to power the Yankees past the Tigers 3 1. Hector Lopez lined a ninth inning hit for the winning run as a young rival pitcher shined. The Dodgers noted a near no hitter for Dean Chance as the Angels beat the Twins 5 0. Baltimore edged Boston 2 1 on Williams 12th inning hit. Ray Herbert won his 16th as the White Sox beat the A’s 5 0 and Cleveland and Washington did not play.
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Jofre Medel Title Fight Set For Tonight In Brazil
Eder Jofre defends his bantamweight world title against Jose Medel of Mexico in a 15 round bout at Ibirapuera Stadium in Sao Paulo. Jofre, 118 pounds, is unbeaten in 45 fights with 32 knockouts. Medel has 49 wins 4 draws and 17 losses with 34 knockouts.
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Purkey Extends Win Streak With 10-1 Houston Victory
Cincinnati ace Bob Purkey improves to 14-2 at All Star break after saying better hitting fuels his success. He earned his 14th win in a 10-1 defeat of Houston as onlookers noted increased run support from the lineup.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Today
Results show New York 3 Detroit 1 and Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 while Baltimore lost to Boston 2 and Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 5 to 0. Schedule lists Los Angeles at Minnesota and New York at Detroit among others.
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Ephmen Take to Air With Trio Of Eagle-Eyed Quarterbacks
Williams College plans a passing emphasis after coach Len Watters identifies three capable quarterbacks Rick Berry Doug Fearon and John Di Miceli. Harvard shifts players after intrasquad scrimmage with Charlie Kessler moving to first unit at right guard. Norwich notes veterans sidelined by ankle sprains as Bob Mirabello and Gerald Kocak hobble. Boston College and Vermont lines spark roster adjustments with several veterans and two sophomores included.
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Boston
Charles Reischel
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Johnson City
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N.J
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Proctor High Eyes Sixth Marble Valley League Soccer Title
Proctor High School aims for a sixth straight Marble Valley League soccer crown facing Otter Valley Union High on Sept. 21. Last season the Phantoms went 10-0 in league play, with 30 candidates this year and 17 returning veterans led by Juliano Cecchinelli Helmut Korkis ko and Jon Ratti. Co captains are Tom Parker and Jon Ratti. Schedule includes games Sept 21 at Otter Valley Sept 25 Ludlow Sept 28 Springfield Oct 2 at Chester Oct 5 Woodstock Day Oct 9 Otter Valley Oct 12 at Black River Oct 15 at Springfield Oct 17 Chester Oct 23 Woodstock Day.
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Saratoga Racing Results Snapshot and Purses
At Saratoga, major Regent driven by Akoury paid 10.20 with Danny Harvey on Dyke time 2 17. Miss Leo Chief with O Connor at 13 70 11 60 5 90. Shadydale Comet and Fixin To Pace among others in pace mile races. Attendance 2,138. Mendle total 114,476.
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Fish Do Swim in Arizona Creek
Arizona Game and Fish worker Buddy Bristow stocked a creek with trout to help a woman he saw fishing. He emptied his bucket to attract her attention and she asked if he would plant the hole as well, turning their brief encounter into a humorous moment.
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Wright to Race at Atlantic City Meet
Vester R. Wright, a leading trainer with 178 winners in 1961, plans a string of horses at the Atlantic City meeting through Oct. 2. Wright also led trainers ranks in 1956 1957 and 1969.
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Quartet Vies For MVP In Tight NL Race
The elite quartet Tommy Davis Maury Wills Willie Mays and Frank Robinson led a tight NL bid as Dodgers Cubs Giants and Reds won. Davis hit a grand slam and drove in five as Los Angeles beat Chicago 8 1. Wills stole three bases to raise his season total to 89. Mays homered for the Giants in a 4 1 win over Pittsburgh. Robinson homered twice in Cincinnati 4 3 extra inning win over St Louis. Mathews and Aaron homered for Milwaukee in a 5 2 win over the Mets. Houston and Philadelphia did not play.
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Knicks Sign Conley in NBA Baseball Star Swap
New York acquire Gene Conley a 6 foot 8 center from Chicago in an NBA trade sending Phil Jordan and Cliff Luyk to the Zephyrs. Conley also pitches for the Boston Red Sox this season boosting a 13 13 record while having played for the Braves Phillies and Red Sox in a dual sport career since 1952.
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Thrift Shop Seeks Items as Week Opens
A thrift shop outlines requests for dishes silverware glassware knick knacks children shoes blankets quilts flower pots canning jars a boy’s jacket and a Gregg shorthand book. On hand are a baseball glove an indoor TV antenna crib quilts children’s clothing two cotton shag throw rugs a heavy western bed spread and a small snowsuit. Workers last week were Miss Caroline Darlington Mrs Eugene C Burt Mrs Royal White Mrs William Peat and Mrs Charles Fienberg.
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Eugene C. Burt
Royal White
William Peat
Charles Fienberg
Rod Laver Awaits Bids From Pros
Rod Laver of Australia waits for professional offers while planning to pursue the Davis Cup. He became the second man to win the Grand Slam with a 6-2 6-4 5-7 6-4 victory over Roy Emerson at the U S championships. Margaret Smith of Melbourne won the women's title, the first Australian woman champion in 82 years.
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Melbourne
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
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Cottens Happy As New Play Makes Its Bow
Hollywood star Joseph Cotten and wife Patricia Medina head to New York for A Calculated Risk opening Oct. 31. Cotten recalls growing pains of Philadelphia Story and notes seven trunks in readiness for the road. He and Medina compare opening night jitters to the audience rush that greets a Broadway hit.
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Dirt Gardeners Hear Speaker On Flower Arranging
Mrs. Adrienne F. Green of Newtown Connecticut spoke to the Plain Dirt Gardeners at Mt. Anthony Country Club on a fall meeting topic Flower Arranging. She emphasized artistry texture color and monochrome schemes using up to three colors with demonstrations and garden-grown flowers.
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Adrienne) F. Green
Newtown
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Major League Leaders Baseball 1965
Summary table of season leaders with Robinson Cincinnati high marks in runs and hits T Davis Los Angeles top RBIs and home runs Mays San Francisco 43 H Aaron 39 Wills Los Angeles 89 30 Purkey Cincinnati 20 5 Sanford San Francisco 21 6 Koufax Los Angeles 209 Drysdale 205
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Former Champ Hopes to Repeat In Mass Open
BELMONT Mass AP Bob Crowley of Weston carries a 69 opening round into the final two rounds of the Massachusetts Open at Belmont Country Club aiming to defend his 1957 title He tied for lead with a 69 while Gene Coghill and Don Hoenig followed in pursuit and 50 players advanced to the final rounds with an opening stretch highlighted by a five birdie burst despite a two stroke penalty
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Weston
Crowley
Belmont Country Club
Gene Coghill
Penfield
N.Y
Don Hoenig
Sutton
Cummings VI Named Golden Gloves Tourney Chief
Burlington announces Bernard R. Cummings will direct the 1963 Vermont Golden Gloves tournament. Cummings, a former 10 year pro, led four Vermont Golden Gloves teams 1950 to 1953 and serves as director of the Burlington Boys' Club.
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Dodgers stretch NL lead with rout of Cubs and pitching gem
Tommy Davis belted a grand slam in the third and drove in five as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 8-1 to hold a half game on the Giants. Dean Chance pitched a standout game for Los Angeles, allowing only one hit through seven plus innings before Zoilo Versalles singled in the eighth.
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Giants Nip Dodgers In Tight NL Race To Lead Series
Giants stay within half a game of the Dodgers after a 4 1 win over the Pirates at Candlestick Park. Willie Mays belted his 43rd homer to pace San Francisco as Felipe Alou extended his hit streak to nine and led the team with a .325 average.
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