Giants Top Dodgers to Move Clear in NL Race
Giants beat Dodgers 3-1 as Juan Hart drives in all runs with a single and homer. Hart fuels the surge, lifting the Giants two percentage points ahead of Los Angeles and four ahead of Pittsburgh as San Francisco completes a two game sweep without Juan Marichal who was banned for the Roseboro bat incident.
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Jesus Alou
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Claude Osteen
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Masanori Murakami
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Major League Leaders List by Batting, Runs, and More
National and American League leaders listed by team, with top players in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Rose, Clemente, Aaron, Yastrzemski, Campaneris, Koufax, and McDowell across teams Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, and Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
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Stargell
Williams
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Yastrzemski
Boston
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Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
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Aparicio
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Wagner
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Grant
Terry
McDowell
Lolich
Yankees Hope Dwindling as Pennant Hopes Fade
The New York Yankees face elimination with a seven game losing streak and a 20 ½ game gap behind the leading Minnesota Twins. A loss to Washington or a Minnesota win at Chicago would end their bid for a sixth straight AL pennant, haunting them as they head toward a disappointing finish not seen since 1925.
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al Lopez
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Associated Press summary lists standings with Minnesota leading at 87 54 617 and Chicago 82 59 582. Tuesday results include Baltimore 4 New York 2 and Cleveland 9 Chicago 0 with Detroit 5 Boston 3. Upcoming games feature Baltimore at Detroit and Minnesota at Chicago among others.
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Boston
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Don Fullmer Named Boxer Of Month
Phoenix AP reports middleweight Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah was named boxer of the month for August by the Boxing Association. He outpointed world welterweight champion Emile Griffith in Salt Lake City to gain recognition as U.S. middleweight champion. he is Gene Fullmer’s younger brother and ranked fifth on the WBA world list.
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Seacoast football race reshapes as new Lisbon joins
Kennebunk and Old Orchard Beach face Lisbon in Class B Seacoast Conference action this fall. The loop also includes Traip Academy Oxford Hills Fryeburg Academy Morse High and local powerhouses with Wells St Louis Lewiston and South Portland noted for strong showings.
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Red Sox keep pace as Kinder shines in relief
Ellis Kinder at 41 emerges as a relief star for Boston in a 7-4 win over Detroit aided by five pitchers including Kinder to preserve Frank Sullivan’s 17th victory. Whitey Ford nears 120 games with two one hit efforts, and a home schedule shapes the pennant push with the Red Sox and White Sox team rosters noted.
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Boston Red Sox
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Gil Turner
Syracuse
Basilio
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Pawtucket
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Whitey Ford
Ford
White Sox
Merchants and Trade Leagues Start Season at 20th Century Lanes
The Merchants and Trade leagues launch a new season at 20th Century Lanes on Monday and Tuesday evenings September 13 and 14 at 8:30. Several rosters remain open but are expected to fill by week’s end. Nick Gillis handles joining inquiries.
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Jack's Spa
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Huarte Placed On Waivers In Jets Preseason Moves
John Huarte, Heisman winner from Notre Dame, was put on waivers by the New York Jets after joining for about 200000. He failed to beat out Namath or Taliaferro and could join the taxi squad if not claimed. Jets, Bills, and other AFL clubs made additional cuts affecting several players.
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United States Davis Cup Picture Is Still Clouded
In West Side Tennis Club quarterfinal play Pasarell’s form risks inclusion as Davis Cup plans for 1966 hinge on events in Forest Hills. MacCall weighs Pasarell Ralston and Richey amid coaching clashes with Dallas pro and USC draw. Emerson likely in men’s final. Smith Bueno tops women’s field with Bricka and Eisel advancing.
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Bookmakers Back Nicklaus In World Series
In Akron Ohio bookmakers quote even money on Jack Nicklaus to win the World Series of Golf this weekend. The 77 500 event features four majors and a 36 hole final at Firestone Country Club. Other contenders include Gary Player Peter Thomson and Dave Marr with odds listed by Ladbroke's.
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LeBlanc Wins Special Lane Rolloff at 20th Century Lanes
Veteran bowler Tom LeBlanc claimed first prize in a seven‑participant handicap rolloff at 20th Century Lanes with a 599 total on 45 pin handicap. Lee Morin took second with 584 and Ron Desrosier was third with 571 aided by extra pins. next rolloff set for Thursday at 7.
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Televised final six holes of round coverage on NBC
The last six holes of each round will be shown in color on NBC from 4 to 5 30 p m Eastern Standard Time.
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