Frick to Stay Through 1965 Amid League Meeting
Major leagues agreed Ford Frick will remain commissioner through the 1965 World Series after he announced he would step down when a successor is named. Potential candidates include Robert Cannon, Kenneth Keating, Richard Nixon, Byron White, and Cronin. The NL approved an umpire pension plan and Monday Night Baseball telecasts were planned nationwide for next year with all 20 clubs sharing proceeds. The American League approved the Los Angeles Angels move to Anaheim starting 1966 with a long lease for a new stadium.
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White Sox Yankees Open Phase II pennant push at Yankee Stadium
Chicago and New York clash in a doubleheader to start a four game series after a 67 34 record against the league. Al Lopez relies on strong pitching led by Horlen and Bou ton faces a Yankee lineup hampered by injuries while Baltimore looms in the standings.
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Downs At A Glance Tonight at the Track
Tonight’s race card shows nine races with purses ranging from 800 to 990 dollars at Downs. First post at 7 45 features 800 claiming events including Sandpiper Maeda Shuffle Off and Val's Ruler with a mix of familiar trainers and jockeys across six furlongs to a mile and seventy yards.
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Don Buddin Signs With Toronto Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League announced Monday they signed veteran shortstop Don Buddin. The report notes Buddin joins a club with a storied history, bringing experienced infield depth to Toronto’s roster.
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Cardinals Beat Giants 2 1 Triumph Over Giants
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the San Francisco Giants 2-1 as Tom Haller and Orlando Cepeda were thrown out at home. The loss drops San Francisco three games behind the Phillies in the NL standings and leaves Al Dark under pressure. Reds over Dodgers 7-2. Purkey hot, Moeeller touched for three runs. Phillies take lead in NL and prepare for Chicago game.
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Packers Lose First In 25 Goes Redskins Are Going To Win
Carlisle, Pa AP Bill McPeak predicts Washington Redskins will win if quarterback Sonny Jurgensen stays healthy for the opener against the Browns. Jurgensen, out about ten days with a knee injury, is hoped ready Sept 13. McPeak praises Jurgensen, Huff, and the defense, with offense centered on Jurgensen’s passing to Bobby Mitchell and Angelo Coia and a running game led by Charley Taylor.
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Packers suffer first exhibition loss prompt roster shakeup
The Green Bay Packers ended a 24-game exhibition win streak with a 20 to 7 defeat at St. Louis in New Orleans, prompting wholesale rookie personnel changes. Bears still weighing a tight win over the College All Stars, Halas plans to test second-stringers against Washington. Steelers trim five, Gaiters placed on waivers as rosters reshuffle across major teams.
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Reds pound Dodgers behind Purkey and Boros hits
Major League Stars Pro Pitching Bob Purkey limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to four hits in Cincinnati's 7-2 victory. BATTING Steve Boros drove in three runs with a double a single and a bases loaded walk as Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles.
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