Dodgers Blow Leads as Mets Rally in Nightcap
The Dodgers appeared set to outplay the Mets but blew late leads as New York surged to a 9-7 win. Mets leaned on timely hits and errors by Los Angeles to overturn the game in the ninth inning, while St Louis beat the Giants 15-0 and Pittsburgh lost to Philadelphia 4-3.
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Twins Win to Grab Second Place Behind Yankees
The Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 7-5 to move into second place, nine games behind the New York Yankees. Jimmie Hall hit his 21st homer and drove in three, while Pete Ward homered for Chicago. Baltimore topped Kansas City 4-5, Boston defeated Cleveland 7-4, and Los Angeles Angels beat Detroit 9-6 as pennant race action continued.
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Insurance City Open Golf Playoff Likely
Hartford AP report says the $40,000 Insurance City Open may settle in a sudden death playoff as Wes Ellis leads after two rounds with 133 total. George Bayer Art Wall Jr Billy Casper Lionel Hebert’re at 135 to 155 tie for second. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus rally to 139 and 140, with Bob Goalby at 140 also in the mix for the $6,400 top prize.
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Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Baseball scores recap with results: Baltimore 4 Kansas City 3 Minnesota 7 Washington 4 New York 4 Chicago 2 Boston 7 Cleveland 4 Los Angeles 9 Detroit 6. Sunday matchups include Detroit at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City Washington at Minnesota Cleveland at Boston New York at Chicago. NL totals Los Angeles 9 New York 7 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 St Louis 13 San Francisco 9 Chicago 10 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Houston at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati Los Angeles at New York.
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Football Scores Across The League
Buffalo edges New York 23 to 8 in American League action while Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 24 to 13 and St. Louis tops San Francisco 24 to 22 in a trio of league games with tight final margins.
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Remodeling at Sportsman's Bowl Completes Major Overhaul
Sportsman's Bowl at 104 N. Allen reopens after a roughly $10,000 remodeling. John Mayer announces the completion and outlines new score projectors ball returns seating and racks wall panels lobby redecorations carpeting and a converted coat room turned children's reading area. Lanes received summer maintenance as the 1963-64 winter bowling season nears with men starting August 26 and the Wednesday Night Women’s League on August 28.
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Hot Knockers Lead Soccer Teams in City Action
Ron Briley’s Ruffians beat Bill Summers’ Hustlers 3 to 0 with Briley scoring twice and Jim Rubow once. Ranier Nooteboom’s Hot Knockers defeated Bruce Benson’s Road Runners 4 to 0 with Nooteboom scoring twice Jacobs and Bob Franklin adding one each. Teams break next week then resume with another round and an All Star game. Standings to date.
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Boxing card results from San Antonio and Los Angeles
Manny Elias from Phoenix outpoint Cuervo Salinas of Mexico City over ten rounds in San Antonio. Jesus Pintal from Mexicali stopped Jose Lopez of Tijuana in eight rounds in Los Angeles. A Detroit Tiger has hit 20 home runs in every American League season since 1946.
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Roy Banks Edges Roy Barnhart In 19 18 Little League Tilt
Roy Banks edged Roy Barnhart 19 to 18 in a nine inning Little League game at Santa Fe Park. Banks led with a six run first inning and a seven run fourth, Barnhart tied it in the ninth, then Banks won with a tieing and winning run in the last of the ninth with one out. Twenty hits by Banks and eighteen by Barnhart helped cap the summer program closing. Banks 20 hits. Barnhart 18.
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St Louis Baltimore team reshapes AL loss records
St Louis-Baltimore is noted as the only American League franchise to have lost more than 5,000 games since 1901, highlighting a long history of struggles in the league.
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Humboldt Erie Losers Bracket In Fort Scott Softball
In Fort Scott the Erie All Stars and Humboldt fell to Pittsburg rivals in the district tournament loser's bracket. Erie lost 4-1 to John's Sport Center of Pittsburg. Humboldt fell 10-2 to Foodtown of Pittsburg. KMDO Radio defeated Foodtown 9-2. Chanute remains in the winner's bracket with Western Insurance and KMDO also advancing. Harboring strong pitching, Harley Ponce, Humboldt, and Gary McKenzie, Chanute, factor into upcoming games as the field narrows to finals Monday night.
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Leroy and Papst Clash for Senior Baseball Crown
Leroy Bud and Don Papst meet tonight at Santa Fe Park for the Senior Baseball League final nine innings at 7 30. Each has one loss to the other in the double elimination event. Leroy routed Papst to force a second deciding game after Papst’s 13 straight tournament wins. They later shared the league crown in regular play.
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Mickey Wright Leads Albuquerque Swing Parade
Mickey Wright shot a 69 to lead the first round of the 11,000 54 hole Albuquerque Swing Parade Women’s Golf Tournament at Paradise Hills. She holed a 222 yard hole in one and finished three under par amid a windy, challenging round. Peggy Wilson chased two strokes behind.
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Chanute Tribune highlights for August 17, 1963
The Chanute Tribune issue from Saturday August 17 1963 reports community news and events across Chanute and Green County. Local happenings include school activities church notices civic updates and brief notices from residents and organizations.
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