Tigers Turn Victory Walk Leads Slump Orioles in Doubleheader
Detroit stretched its AL lead to 54½ games after a 3-0 win over Baltimore as Wilson drove in two runs and McNally added six innings of work in the opener. The nightcap ended 2-0 as Segui escaped a bases loaded jam with three outs. Other scores included Boston over Cleveland 3-0, Minnesota 4-2 at Washington, and California 10-2 vs New York.
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NFL rosters trimmed as teams cut 75 players on final day
Pro clubs reduced rosters to 49 in the NFL and 43 in the AFL with many cuts including notable names from Kansas City Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh Washington New Orleans and New York. Booth Lusteg Miami and several veterans were among those released as teams shuffled talent ahead of league deadlines.
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Cassius Clay Denied License For Youth Work
Cassius Clay applied to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission to establish a youth training headquarters in Philadelphia and to conduct a one shot exhibition. The commission denied the license 2-1 citing his 1967 Federal Service Act conviction. Gambling Bob captures Newton Purse at Rockingham Park, $4,000 event, defeating Bold Accent by three quarters of a length.
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Ladies Summer Loop Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes Wednesday
The annual Ladies Summer league handicap rolloff will be held at 20th Century Lanes Wednesday at 6 30 PM. A field of 30 plus bowlers expected. Top handicapper was Mrs Lillian Lessard who averaged 100 for season.
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Petrocelli Sidelined by Sore Arm for Boston Red Sox
Boston Red Sox second baseman Rico Petrocelli is sidelined with elbow inflammation after an arm injury. Dr. Thomas Tierney prescribes rest and medication to relieve inflammation, making Jerry Adair likely to start. Alvarado from the Eastern League is viewed as a potential Boston replacement once Pittsfield completes playoffs.
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Baseball and NBA standings and scores mixed listing
A dense sports page shows team records for Detroit Baltimore Boston Oakland New York Minnesota Chicago and others with next day games and past results. It includes standings, percentages, and upcoming matchups across MLB and NBA divisions with several city and team names.
Tokyo bout ends in decision for Navarro over Kepayashi
Ruben Navarro 130 pounds defeats Hiroshi Kepayashi 13142 pounds in a non title bout held in Tokyo. Navarro wins by outpoint with judges scoring clear rounds as Kepayashi struggles to land.
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Claire Monier Wins Women's League Rolloff
Claire Monier of Sheltra Real ty won the Women's League handicap rolloff at Roll-Away Lanes with a 528 total after a 50 pin start. Lucille Lafortune and Beverly Varney earned second and third with 514 and 509, aided by 110 and 50 extras. Yvette Lemelin finished fourth with 506 and 110 extras. Priscille Grenier was close with 504 scratch and 120 high single.
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Patriots Cut Five Players Reducing Squad to 42
Boston Patriots release full back Bob Cappadona and four others reducing roster to 42. Cappadona and Billy Johnson placed on recall list for 24 hours if claimed by another team. Departures include Ed Toner Max Huber and Paul Feldhausen. Cappadona had 100 rushing yards last season.
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It’s A Boy For The Williams Family
The wife of Hall of Famer Ted Williams gave birth to a son Monday at Brattleboro Hospital. Mrs. Williams, Dolores Wettach of Westminister Vermont, is a former model and Miss Vermont in 1956. It is the couple’s first child. Williams has a daughter from a previous marriage.
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Red Sox Top Indians Behind Lonborg Solid At Fenway
Boston wins 4 0 as Jim Lonborg fires a complete game three hit effort. He wins his fourth in nine decisions while Russ Gibson and Mike Andrews pace the offense with key hits and timely runs. Attendance tops 1.5 million for the Fenway season through 61 dates.
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Hinsdale Raceway Feature Mile Race Won by Lybrook
Al den Lybrook won the feature $650 mile race at Hinsdale Raceway on Monday in Hinsdale New Hampshire. The event carried a $6 entry note and highlighted Lybrook's victory in a 650 mile feature.
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