Flag Chase Heats Up As AL Contenders Scorch
Dean Chance pitched a two hit 7-0 win for the Angels over the Yankees, boosting Los Angeles into a leading position in the AL pennant race. Rich Rollins drove in both Twins runs in a 2-1 win over Baltimore, keeping the Orioles from widening their edge. Smoky Burgess and Marv Staehle delivered key hits for the White Sox in a 3-2 10 inning victory over Detroit, while Ed Connolly blanked Kansas City 8-0 for Boston.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
The American League tables show Baltimore leading with 88 wins, Chicago 87, New York 84, and Detroit far back at 17. Tuesday results: Dodgers blank Mets, Twins beat Orioles, Cubs edge Tigers in 10, Red Sox over Kansas City, Washington rainout at Cleveland. National League leaders include Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh with mixed Tuesday results and upcoming games listed. The piece shifts to college football preview and local prep results, noting St LouisAlumni Field opener against St Thomas, Biddeford High prep notes, and state school schedules alongside a sports quiz and several local high school matches.
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Upset Picks Highlight Early College Grid Tilt slate
Associated Press writer Harold Claassen surveys week one college football predictions under liberalized substitutions. He notes Ole Miss over Memphis State, Oklahoma over Maryland, Navy over Penn State, Texas over Tulane, Missouri over California, Washington over Air Force, Kansas over Texas Christian, Syracuse over Boston College, Alabama over Georgia, Northwestern over Oregon State, North Carolina over North Carolina State, Southern California over Colorado, and other scattered state and regional matchups.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The top hitters include Oliva of Minnesota at .320 with 195 hits and 103 runs, B Robinson of Baltimore at .307 with 171 hits, while Killebrew of Minnesota leads with 46 home runs and Aparicio of Baltimore swipes 52 bases. Pitching leaders show Bunker of Baltimore with 16 wins and Downing of New York with 196 strikeouts.
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Major league leaders and stats summary
Batting leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh with 193 hits and Mays of San Francisco with 108 runs and 41 home runs. Carty Milwaukee 326 at bats and Santo Chicago 12 triples. Pitching leaders show Koufax Los Angeles with 19 wins and 223 strikeouts, Drysdale 216.
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Industrial Loop To Hold Handicap Rolloff At Biddeford Lanes
Industrial bowling league stages pre season handicap rolloff Thursday at 7 30 pm at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford with 25 plus bowlers expected. Each bowler will roll over a three string route. Handicaps based on last year averages with new bowlers given a fair es.
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Joe Louis recalls Schmeling fights and Roosevelt inspiration
Joe Louis reflects on two key bouts with Max Schmeling, the 1936 loss and 1938 victory in Yankee Stadium, noting Roosevelt’s encouragement, the race context, and how beating Schmeling became his defining moment. He cites camp life, trainer Chappie, and the 2:04 finish as pivotal, with broad public celebrations afterward.
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Harness Racing Returns to Rockingham Park With Bigcard
Salem NH harness racing returns Thursday with a $3000 preferred pace as Atlantic Seaboard series heats arrive Friday for a $207,750 stake stopover. Notables include Uncle Alex Franklin Safford's pride this season and the Australian sensation Great Credit.
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Ken Wharram Wins Lady Byng Trophy for Chicago Black Hawks
Ken Wharram becomes the first Chicago Black Hawks player in 19 years to win hockeys Lady Byng trophy with a clean disciplinary record. Previous Hawk recipient was Bill Mosienko in 1945.
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Local bowling league eyes six to eight teams this season
The league plans to field six and possibly eight teams this season, starting Thursday evening September 24. This Thursday's rolloff will gauge the strength of new bowlers and help set expectations for opening play.
Callison Delivers Game Winning Hit For Phillies
Johnny Callison drilled a sixth inning single to score Richie Allen and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 1-0 win over the Houston Colts. The Phillies, now six games ahead of St Louis with 17 remaining, saw Dennis Bennett and Jack Baldschun hold Houston to four hits.
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Chargers Wary Of Patriots in AFL clash
San Diego coach Sid Gillman fears the Patriots after last season's 51 10 AFL title rout. Boston visits San Diego in the second AFL game for both teams. Linebacker Jack Rudolph will miss the Sunday game due to a knee injury. Mike Holovak praised Ron Burton for a 17 14 win over Oakland and his all around play as Burton returns from a serious back injury.
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Pony Loop Forms at Pastime Lanes
The Pony League for boys aged 13 to 16 forms at Pastime Bowling Center with a six-team lineup. It plans a Saturday start, Sept. 26, and registration is open. current enrollees include Gordon Michaud Paul Gregoire Ray St Louis Norman Gadbois Robert Huot Richard Roy Ken Lamontagne Robert Petit Richard Jacques and Charles Panteleakos.
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Ray St. Louis
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Robert Huot
Richard Roy
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Robert Petit
Richard Jacques
Charles Panteleakos
Cubs Top Reds as Jackson Notches 20th Win
Major League Stars Pitching Larry Jackson of the Chicago Cubs scattered six hits for a 6-1 victory over Cincinnati and became the majors first 20 game winner. Batting Rich Rollins of Minnesota drove in the tying run with a seventh inning double and tripled to set up the deciding run in the ninth as the Twins edged the AL leading Baltimore 2-1.
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English papers in India dominate readership in 1963
English language dailies and periodicals held 26 percent of India's 503 dailies circulation with 1,452,000 readers. Hindi came next with 764,000 across 142 dailies, while Ananda Bazar Patrika led with 146,819. Overall readership rose 5.4 percent from 19,258,000 to 20,291,000.
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AFL to Stage 20 Preseason Games in 15 Cities
The American Football League will play 20 pre season games in 15 cities starting August 8 with the Jets versus Bills in Tampa Florida and the Broncos visiting San Diego.
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