Twins Seize AL Pennant Edge With Two-Game Set
Minnesota eyes its first American League flag as the Twins face Baltimore in a two game stretch within 27 hours. A loss by Kansas City and wins by Minnesota could clinch the title, with Baltimore, Cleveland and Detroit also in action.
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Notre Dame Tops first AP Grid Poll
Notre Dame rises to No. 1 after routing California 48-6 as Purdue Nebraska Texas Michigan Arkansas Florida Syracuse and Kentucky join the top ten. LSU moves to No. 7 after beating Texas A&M while Alabama drops after a Georgia loss. Ohio State and Southern California idle.
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Trotters and Pacers Night at Rochester Fair
Tonight at the Rochester Fair post time 7:15 features eight harness races with $350 to $500 purses. Entries include Gracie Colleen, Major's Lad, Meadow Square, Crescent Chief, and Adios pul with drivers listed for each race.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
National League batting leads include Cle mente Pittsburgh .336 and Rose Cincinnati 197 hits. Runs Johnson Cincinnati 124. Harper Cincinnati 121. Home runs Mays San Francisco 49. McCovey 37. Pitching leaders show Nuxhall Cincinnati 113 decisions .786 and Koufax Los Angeles 238 strikeouts 341.
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Baseball Leaders of the American League In 1960s Style
Batting leaders list Oliva and Yastrzemski top averages while Versalles and Oliva pace runs and hits. Campaneris leads in triples with 12 and Versalles ties for second with 10. Conigliaro hits 30 home runs. Cash and Horton also hit 30.
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Schoolboy Grid Standings Class AA Update
Class AA standings for schoolboy basketball show updated team positions with key results and leading scorers. Teams remain close in the table as final rounds approach, with several pivotal games shaping the top spots.
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Wednesday Games
The standings show Minnesota leading with 96 wins 56 losses and Chicago at 87 65 with midweek games listed for Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati. Upcoming include Baltimore Minnesota Cleveland New York Boston Kansas City and more with several night matches and a few postponed or rescheduled entries.
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Mercantile League Meeting Set At Pastime Bowling Center
The American Mercantile league will meet at 8 tonight at the Pastime Bowling Center. This season switches to five man teams with four teams already formed. Bowler registrations for new and returning players are invited to help start play next week.
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SiskThrows Two-Hit Shutout For Pirates Over Mets
Tommy Sisk of Pittsburgh fired a two-hitter to blank the New York Mets 10-0 for his first major league shutout. Max Alvis of Cleveland had four hits and scored the winning run in a 14th inning 5-4 victory over Detroit. Grant remained 19-6 for Minnesota, while McDowell led Cleveland with 298 strikeouts and Lolich led Detroit with 204.
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Pepperell Mfg Second Shift Bowling League Meeting
The Pepperell Mfg. Co. Men s Second Shift league will hold a bowling meeting at 20th Century Lanes Thursday after noon at 1. Members and captains should attend as rules and team strengths for the coming season are discussed. Six teams last year may expand to eight. openings remain for interested bowlers who should contact Ralph Oliver or Roger Labbe or attend the meeting. The league starts Thursday Sept. 30 at 12 30.
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Murakami Shuts Reds In Giants 4-0 Victory
Masanori Murakami delivered a stellar relief outing for the Giants as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 4-0 to extend their NL lead to four games. He entered in the sixth inning with two on and one out, retired the next three batters, and allowed only one hit the rest of the way. The win marked the Giants 17th in 18 games and continued Murakami’s five week streak as a dominant reliever after an earlier start in which he was honored with a Datson car.
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Fights Last Night In Liverpool Result Summary
In Liverpool England Brian London defeated Roger Rischer by knockout. The bout featured London’s knockout over Rischer, with results reported from Oakland California and tied to events in England.
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Bowlerettes Lose to Scarborough in Pro League Match
Scarborough’s team wins 1,518 to 1,393 at Big 20 Lanes as Betty Hanson 336 and Norma Doughty 305 pace the victors. Paulette Cantara leads Bowlerettes with 313 as the squad suffers a second straight shutout.
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Boyer Hints At Possible Retirement After Rough Season
Ken Boyer, 34, of the St. Louis Cardinals, admitted he may retire after 1965 if he fails to have a decent year. He said he would try again if 1966 is solid but would consider stepping away if not, signaling a critical career moment for the former MVP.
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Key Players Injured In Pro Football Tilts
National League injuries hit Steelers fullback John Henry Johnson out six weeks with a right knee injury from the 41-9 loss to Green Bay. Linebacker Ben McGee sidelined 11 days with a sprained ankle. Redskins fullback Rick Casasres out two to four weeks with a fractured rib. Charley Taylor sprained an ankle but expected to return. American League sees J D Garrett out three weeks with torn cartilage in his right knee from Houston’s 31-10 win over the Patriots. Denver tailback Charley Mitchell season-ending calcium deposits in his right leg.
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Remembering a decisive 1933 World Series double play
Detroit Tigers manager Chuck Dressen recalls the 1933 World Series moment when Carl Hubbell induced a key double play to preserve a 3-1 lead for New York in the 11th inning against Washington. Cliff Sared? played for a pinch hit, Blondy Ryan spared the run from scoring.
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Thornton JV Edges Sanford Reserves in Narrow Win
Thornton Academy junior varsity defeated Sanford reserves 13 to 7 at the athletic field yesterday afternoon. Sophomore Dick Pike recovered a Redskins fumble on the 35 yard line in the final seconds and returned it for the winning touchdown. The Maroon also scored on a Bernie Cyr to Joe Desrocher pass.
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Nicklaus Leads All-Time Golf Earnings Record
Jack Nicklaus has earned $145,539 this year, becoming the all-time leader in professional golf earnings. He stands more than $36,000 ahead of runner up Tony Lema, who has $108,869.
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Tito Marshall Stops Bennie Briscoe in Philadelphia Bout
Tito Marshall defeats Bennie Briscoe by outpoint in Philadelphia, improving record to 150. The bout took place at 14742 Panama with Briscoe from Philadelphia.
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