St Louis Blanks Biddeford In Interception Pace Match
The program at Rochester Fair tonight opens with post time 7 45 p.m. race one offers 300 dollars with Seder Song and 6 others. Eight races list 300 to 500 dollar purses featuring drivers and horses in a full card. Journal want ads are helpful.
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Cote Interception Drives St Louis Past Biddeford Tigers
Sophomore Ron Cote returned an interception 55 yards for a second period TD to spark St Louis to a 7 0 win over Biddeford High before 7 000 at Waterhouse Field. Dube added the point after and St Louis held off repeated Tiger drives despite turnovers and fumbles in a hard fought regional high school game.
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Twins narrow pennant hope as Pascual shines in loss
The Minnesota Twins slip closer to clinching the American League title as Camilo Pascual strikes out 13 in a 2-1 10 inning defeat to Washington while Baltimore falters against California. Other AL games finish close with White Sox, Tigers, and Royals all winning by one run. Dean Chance improves to 14-10.
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Jets Switch QBs as Namath Benched for Taliaferro in AFL Clash
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank will start sophomore Mike Taliaferro at quarterback against Kansas City, relegating $400,000 rookie Joe Namath to the bench. The Bills meet Denver with Cookie Gilchrist and Billy Joe facing their old clubs, while Namath’s limited passing remains a point of emphasis after last week’s loss.
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Browns Open 1965 Campaign To Prove 1964 Was No Fluke
Cleveland begins the 1965 NFL season aiming to repeat as champions after a 27 0 title win over Baltimore on Dec 27 1964. The schedule features tough early tests including Washington at home and Baltimore at Minneapolis with Unitas facing Tarkenton in a marquee Colts Vikings matchup. Both the Browns and Cardinals enter the year as co favorites for the Eastern division while the Packers and Colts loom as top threats for the league title.
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National League Standings and Schedule Highlights
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with 87 wins, Cincinnati 84, Los Angeles 84, Milwaukee 81, and Pittsburgh 80. Friday results include Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 1 and Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 2. Today's notable possibilities feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Milwaukee.
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Pirates blank Phillies as Cardwell fans 21 in 4-0 win
Don Cardwell of the Pirates pitched a three hit game and retired 21 straight batters as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 4-0. Hank Aaron of the Braves hit homer No. 30 and No. 31 driving in three as Milwaukee beat the Giants 9-1 to snap San Francisco's 14 game win streak.
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Braves End Giants 14-Game Streak In 9-1 Win
The Milwaukee Braves halted the San Francisco Giants 14 game win streak with a 9-1 victory. Juan Marichal took the loss as Hank Aaron drove in three runs including his 30th and 31st homers. Don Drysdale and Sammy Ellis reached 20 wins as Dodgers and Reds stayed in second place.
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