Franks Gamble Works Giants Gain in Sadecki Shutout
Sadecki pitched three hits and a shutout as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6-0 and moved into a tie for second place behind the Pirates. Torre hit a three run homer to lift Atlanta past Pittsburgh 4-1. Walker gambled in the eighth but Torre cleared the left field wall for his 33rd homer.
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Herman Franks
Harry Walker
Ray Sadecki
Joe Torre
Sadecki
Franks
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Torre
Walker
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Braves
Cincinnati
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
Felipe Alou
Bob Veale
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
Nicklaus Favored in Firestone World Series of Golf
At Akron Ohio the fifth World Series of Golf awards a $50000 first prize. Jack Nicklaus seeks a fourth title at Firestone with Al Geiberger Billy Casper and Gene Littler in the field. Nicklaus won the Masters and British Open this year while Casper holds the U S Open Western Open titles.
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Akron
Ohio
Firestone Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Geiberger
Firestone
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
U.S
Casper
Giants seek waiver on Maury Youmans after free agent request
The New York Giants announced waivers are requested on veteran defensive end Maury Youmans who has asked to become a free agent.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Maury Youmans
Baseball Standings and Schedule Mixed with Regional Referrals
Baseball standings show teams such as Pittsburgh Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta New York and others with varied win loss records. The text also mentions a National Late Model Modified Championship at Hawkeye Downs with stock car races on Sunday and provided ticket information.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mme
Philadelphia
St. Joulen
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Bene
Giusti
St. Louis
Jancisco
Ibeson Games
Hawkeye Downs
Fair Office
Chamber of Commerce
Peacocks Scrimmage Ties 13 13 as Offense Lacks Depth
Fayette coach Eb Eischeid reports a shortage of offensive halfbacks after a 13-13 game-type scrimmage between Blue and Red. Freshman Randy Welcher threw two touchdowns 39 and 19 yards, with receivers Tom Mueller and John Grubb. Three quarterbacks rotated as Saturday's non conference opener vs Lakeland looms at Robertson Woods field.
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Everett
Eischeid
Upper Iowa
Peacock
Lakeland College
Randy Welcher
Mr. Pleasant
Tom Mueller
Elkader
John Grubb
Belvidere, III
Francis Johnston
North English
Steve Becker
Lynnville
Welcher
Robertson Woods Field
Lakeland
Sheboygan
Wis
Cardinals recall Hughes from Toledo on loan to Yankees
The St. Louis Cardinals recalled right handed pitcher Dick Hughes from Toledo of the International League. Toledo is a New York Yankee farm club, but Hughes was on loan to the Yankees by the Cardinals.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Hughes
Toledo
New York Yankee
Hughes
Yankees
Cardinals
Harvey Wehde Captures 103 at Winthrop Golf Tourney
Harvey Wehde of Cedar Rapids fired a 103 to win the championship flight in the Labor Day golf tournament at Buffalo Creek. Jerry Heinz of Waterloo stood one stroke back at 104, with Chuck Lemkuhl of Fairbank at 105 and John Jacobs Jr of Cedar Rapids fourth at 106.
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Winthrop
Harvey
Woody”? Wehde
Cedar Rapids
Buffalo Creek
Jerry Heinz
Waterloo
Chuck Lemkuhl
Fairbank
John Jacobs, Jr
C.R
A's Field 24 Players in 4-3 Loss to Angels
The Kansas City Athletics used a record 24 players in a nine inning game, as veterans Joe Adcock and Jimmy Piersall powered California to a 4-3 victory. Adcock tripled for two runs and Piersall doubled in two in the first inning. Fred Newman allowed all three KC runs in the second, then Clyde Wright and Bob Lee closed it out. Dave Johnson and Boog Powell led other AL action with key hits and RBIs. Gil Hodges was ejected for arguing with umpire Al Salerno.
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Kansas City
California
Athletics
Joe Adcock
Jimmy Piersall
Adcock
Piersall
Angels
Fred Newman
Clyde Wright
Bob Lee
Paul Lindblad
Adcock-Piersall
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Johnson
Dave McNally
Yanks
Boog Powell
RBI
Frank Robinson
Denny McLain
Detroit
Don Wert
Bill Freehan
McLain
Don Lock
Paul Blair
Gil Hodges
al Salerno
Four Daily Doubles Via 2 Dead Heats at Shenandoah Downs
At Shenandoah Downs racing produced two dead heats and four daily doubles. Midnight tied with Shot Put in race one while Dandy Dip and Faye's Doll struck at the wire in race two. The quadruple doubles paid $4.80 for 9-3, $27 for 9-4, $5.20 for 10-3 and $35.20 for 10-4.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Shenandoah Downs
Dandy Dip
Faye
Michigan's 1965 title defense questioned by Skywriters
Gus Schrader reports from Ann Arbor on Michigan coach Bump Elliott and the 1965 Rose Bowl impact. The team suffered early losses and injuries, ending 4-6 and seventh in the Big Ten, with observers debating whether last season's success harmed next year’s title chances.
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Gus Schrader
Gazette
Skywriters
Michigan
Bump
Iowa
al. Bump
Tom Keating
Broncos sign Gonzaga from Lions in AFL bid
The Denver Broncos signed 33 year old offensive lineman John Gonzaga who was cut by Detroit in the NFL. A separate sports item promotes the Clay-Mildenberger Championship fight live on KCRG TV Channel 9 Saturday at 1 30 PM.
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Gonzaga
Denver
Colo
Denver Broncos
John Gonzaga
Detroit
Clay - Mildenberger
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Three State Champs Enter National Stock Car Championship
Three state champions enter Hawkeye Downs for the national modified stock car race on Sunday. Don Bohlander of Peoria drives a 1956 Chevrolet updated from a 1965 Plymouth, with a 427 engine swap for more power. Minnesota entries include Mert Williams and Norm Setran of Minneapolis. Wisconsin's Kenny Pankretz will race a 1960 Thunderbird.
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Hawkeye Downs
Don Bohlander
Peoria
Ill
Bohlander
Minnesota
Golden Gopher
Mert Williams
Norm Setran
Minneapolis
Williams
Setran
Elko Speedway
Shakopee
Twin City Speedway
Kenny Pankretz
Mosinee
Wis
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Jim Pagliaroni
Jerry Lynch
Veale
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Dick Kelley
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Donn Clendenon
Matty Alou
Hitchcock
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Jarvis
Upper Iowa University
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Mt. Pleasant
Lynville
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Becker
Youmans
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Krewsge NM
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Manosian
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the Town House
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HFC
Credit Ife
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Household Finance Corporation of Cadet Repub
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Mueller
Harvey Wehde
Cary Klein
Steve John
Sink
Streicher
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Ron Rapoport
Washington
Boston
VCO
Ee Ae
Goodrich
B.f.goodrich
B. F. Goodrich
Second Ave
Mike Bass
Ypsilanti
Jack Clancy
Wrong Crisler
Ann Arbor, Mich
al Miller
Jack
Romney
Water Wonderland
Bump Elliott
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Wold
Fritz Crisler
Fritz
Crisler
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Walter
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Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
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