Los Angeles Victory Dawns Over Giants in Narrow Win
Howie Reed finally wins again for the Dodgers with a six hitter and ninth inning rescue by Ron Perranoski, as San Francisco drops to third place and trails Philadelphia by 6.2 games. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and St. Louis win, widening NL standings gaps. Reed’s long-awaited triumph caps a tense 3-1 Dodgers victory over the Giants.
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Giants
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Milwaukee
Braves
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Lou Brock
St. Louis
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Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Chuck Hiller
Matty Alou
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Bob Miller
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Los Angeles
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Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Eddie Mathews
Lee Maye
Tony Cloninger
Phils
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John Flavin
Cubs
Major League AL Batting and Key Leaders Summary
Oliva of Minnesota tops batting with 336 at bats and 178 hits. Killebrew leads RBIs with 95 and home runs with 42. Aparicio steals 48 bases. Versalles 9 triples. Bunker's 133 strikeouts in 12 decisions highlight pitching.
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Mantle
New York
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Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
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Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
Chance
Los Angeles
Pro Football Elevens Slice Rosters Ahead of Season
A group of about 50 veterans and rookies, including Hugh McElhenny, were cut from NFL and AFL rosters as teams narrowed to 40 and 34 contracts before Sept. 8. Giants and Colts made multiple trades and waiver moves to reshuffle their lineups amid the broader league-wide cull.
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Pittsburgh
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Baltimore
Colts
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R. C. Owens
Andy Nelson
Glynn Griffing
Andy Rolbustelli
Frank Lasky
49Ers
Movies Shown To Kiwanis Club Old Orchard Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Kiwanis Club meeting at the American Legion Hall featured Islands of the Sea, a Walt Disney Na n film, shown by George Skillin. Brigadier John Brunner of Rochester, N Y, and Robert Frazier of Winchester, N H attended. Brunner gave the invocation, Herbert B Bean played piano, and Adelbert M Jakeman Jr. presided. A Division 8 caucus is set for next Monday at 7 p m at the Wonderbar Biddeford with several members planning to attend. Plans for an October community supper were discussed.
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American Legion Hall
George Skillin
John Brunner
Rochester
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Robert Frazier
Winchester
N. H
Brunner
Herbert B Bean
Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr
Wonderbar
Biddeford
New England Delegates Favor Compromise At Democratic Convention
Delegates from New England welcomed a compromise on seating rival Mississippi delegates as the Democratic National Convention moved beyond the contentious issue. Senators Pastore Muskie and Pell were discussed as potential running mates, while observers praised the deal as fair. Vermont Governor Hoff and other regional leaders lauded the solution, though some dissenters from Massachusetts and Connecticut raised concerns about paternalism and representation.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Massachusetts Senate
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Holyoke
Democratic Party
Ruth M. Batson
Boston
Massachusetts
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Mississippi
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Freedom Party
Hoff
Hugh Bownes
New Hampshire
Edward J. MecCormack Jr
Sen
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Five Generation Bizman Marks 54th Anniversary in Aztec
Aztec New Mexico city report notes Ray B Current owner of the Aztec Barber Shop marks his 54th year in business at the same Main Street location. The shop, 34 years in operation, ranks as the third oldest in Aztec behind the Aztec Independent Review at 76 years and the 60 year old Citizens Bank. Current says he has served up to five generations of local families with barber work.
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National League batting and pitching leaders listed
The snapshot shows league leaders: batting average Clemente 0.346 Pittsburgh and Santo 0.327 Chicago. runs Mays 98 and Allen 95. RBIs Boyer 91 and Santo 90. hits Clemente 169 and Williams 90. doubles Mays 33 and Williams 32. triples Santo 10 and Pinson plus Callison 9. home runs Mays 38 and Williams 27. stolen bases Wills 38 and Brock 35. pitching 12 decisions Koufax 195 and .792, Bunning 144 and 178. strikeouts Koufax 223 and Drysdale 184.
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Santo
Chicago
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Williams
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
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