Stuart Pads Pirates Push Toward NL Pennant
Dick Stuart belted his 20th home run as the Pirates beat the Giants 6-1 to strengthen Pittsburgh’s 7 game lead in the NL race and drop the magic number to 11. Harvey Haddix earned his 11th win while Dick Groat and Bill Virdon contributed key hits as Pittsburgh tightens the pennant chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oberto Clemente
Bill Virdon
Hal Smith
Don Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Schofield
Dick Groat
Rocky Nelson
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Stuart
Pirates
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Harvey Haddix
Jack Sanford
Pirates Schofield
Spahn
Bob Nieman
Vern Law
Major League Leaders Summary
Key batting leaders include Runnels Boston 322 and Smith Chicago 314. Maris New York 101 RBIs, Lemon Washington 37 homers, Aparicio Chicago 45 steals. Pitching leaders show Coates New York 113 786 and Brown Baltimore 115 688 with 189 strikeouts by Bunning Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
New Bee
Lemon
Washington
Minoso
Francona
Cleveland
Skowron
Siebern
Kan City
Fox
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Landis
Coates
Brown
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
German Elvis Fans Arrested for Street Rock n Roll
Berlin West youths from the Elvis Club were sentenced to hard labor for dancing in the street during a state day of mourning. The ringleader, 19, received three years. others got 21 to 33 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Elvis Club
Information Bureau West
U.S
Elvis Presley
Mothers and Daughters League Standings at 20th Century Lanes
The 8th week results show E Chicoine and M LaBrecque lead with 364, followed by M Lamb and J Gregoire at 25 and 11, and D Gillis and E Ross at 26 and 14. Individual records include E Chicoine-M LaBrecque 561 for team single and M LaRecque 301 for high triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chicoine
M. LaBrecque
C. Thibault
M. Lamb
J.gregoire
D. Gillis
E. Ross
B. O'Brien
J. Vachon
Acn
Danis
Coo Ao
Gourate Oh Sesceseees SR
T.-P. LaBrecque
P. Oliver
Seesecees
R.-K
M. LaPrecque
D. Couture
Biddeford Woman to Drive in Rochester Harness Race
Verlie Miles of Biddeford, a rare licensed woman harness driver, will race Sunday at the 85th Rochester fair. The event runs September 17 to 24 with nightly eight dashes, post time 7 30 p m, and features top New England horses, a free high wire act, and a record fair display of arts and crafts and 4 H projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Verlie Miles
Biddeford
Miles
United States Trotting Association
East
New England
Buddy Wagner
Fair Association
George Wilson
Coleman Brothers
Little Luckman Among Nine In Hall Of Fame
Nine athletes including a Columbia player coach combination named to footballs Hall of Fame. Lou Little and Sid Luckman join the inductees from Columbia. ceremony set for Dec. 6 in New York. Hall of Fame to be housed at Rutgers campus in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Columbia University
Chester Laroche
National Football Foundation
New York
Lou Little
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Little
Penn
Luckman
Ee Fred (Buzz) Berries
Johnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Charles ‘Ki! Aldrich
Tewns Christian
Gordon Locke
Iowa
Clyde Bulldog
Boxing results and postponement from Sydney and New York
Freddie Little of New Orleans stopped Bill Stanley of Sydney in a 2 round bout. A fight between Candy McFarland of Philadelphia and Jose Gonzalez of Cuba was postponed in New York due to Hurricane Denna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Freddie Little
New Orleans
Bill Stanley
New York
Candy McFarland
Philadelphia
Jose Gonzalez
Cuba
National Amateur Golf Opens By JACK CLARY
A packed field at St Louis Country Club tees off the National Amateur championship. Nicklaus faces Ken Finke in a 72 match opener while upsets and tight angles mark the first round as contenders seek the 36 hole semi and final bouts this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clary
Associated Press
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Orangemen
Mark Weber
Weber
ST. Louis
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State Pharmacy
Colorado Springs
Nicklaus
John Donohue
Des Moines
Donohue
Denver
Johnny Goodman
Ken Finke
Tucson
Ariz
USGA
Finke
St. Louis Country Club
Bruce Devlin
Bill Stewart
Springfield
Dudley Wysong
Dallas
Delane Thompson
Wichita Falls
Texas
Edgar Updecraff
Fred Hammer
Detroit
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
John Owens
St. Joseph
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Weekday Card
American League table shows New York leading with 55 wins and 39 losses followed by Baltimore and Chicago. Schedule lists Monday results and Tuesday and Wednesday matchups including Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 2 and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with rain delays and doubleheaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Cepeda
Bruton
Virdon
Pittsarc
Associated Press
American League
G.B
New York
Baltimore
Chicago i OO Os
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
St Louis
MAD
Trains Resume Movement as Strike Ends on PRR Network
Diesel and electric locomotives rolled from New York to St Louis as service returned after a 12 day strike on the nations largest rail carrier. Maintenance workers returned after a settlement on work rules and job security to prepare equipment and inspect 10 000 miles of track across 13 states and DC. Freight cars stranded near final delivery numbered nearly 50 000. Surinam is noted as part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
PRR
States
District of Columbia
Yanks and Orioles Renew Pennant Chase in West
In Cleveland the Red Sox slump into seventh place on a road trip noted for stingy pitching but poor clutch hitting. Wertz and Malzone drive Boston’s runs but fail to support, as Sullivan faces Harshman in a must-win for Boston. Yankee lead heads to Kansas City while Orioles face Detroit in a key set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Detroit
Fenway Park
Vic Wertz
Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Indians
Jack Harshyman
Donna Douses Maritime Fires In Donna Rains
Halifax Nova Scotia reports Hurricane Donna passing over Canada’s Atlantic provinces. The storm brought rain that extinguished most of the two week wildfires scorching forests in Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Donna
Canada
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Dirigo Hotel in Southwest Harbor Destroyed by Fire
The Dirigo Hotel a landmark since 1881 was destroyed by flames during Hurricane Donna. Fire Chief Eugene Robbins estimated losses above 100000. Owners Stanwood King and spouse were rescued in time as 60 mph winds fanned the blaze. The three story 54 room building sat on a hill overlooking the sea and nothing was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Harbor
Dirigo
Donna
Eugene Robbins
Stanwood King
Robbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Portland
Scarboro
Ziva Rodann
Walter Reed
Macumba Love
Kirk Douglas
Sylvana Mangano
Ulysses
Glen Miller
Anchor Theatre
Kennebunk
Eyrxing
Ernest Borgnine
Kerwin Mathews
Audie Murphy
City Theatre Dial
Jerry Wald
DH. Lawrence
Cine A
Trevor Howard
Dean Stockwell
Wendy Hiller
Mary
Heather Sears
Do Care
Gam Lambert
Pat Boone
Rob, Ryan
Uaris
SY Monroe
Randall Frankie
Deoree Caror
Irina
Cinema Scope
Deluke
Mothers’ and Daughters League
Tony Greist
Long Island Sound
Branford
Conn
Don, Left
Gene Hayes
du Quoin
Ill
Hayes Brothers
Schwedes
Ger Schwedes
Solon
Ohio
Dave Baker
John Brown
Tom Gilburg
Bob Stein
Otis Godfrey
Logan Batcheller
Delaware Park
Coral Ridge
Batcheller
Anthony Rini
Surinam
Dutch Guiana
Kingdom of the Netherlands
South America
Yanks
Orioles
West
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Birds
Yankee Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Akron
Goodyear
Air Force
Fleischmann
Hschman
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City