Dodgers Edge Reds as Giants Rally for Tie
Willie Mays hit his 400th home run to spark the Giants past St. Louis 7-2, tying the second place with the Cardinals, while the Dodgers edged Cincinnati 3-2 behind Frank Howard's two run shot. Aaron's 35th homer paced Milwaukee's 3-2 win over Houston. Cubs beat Phillies 4-3 and Pirates edged Mets 2-1.
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Joan Ashley New Champ Of Golf At Chanute Club
Joan Ashley, 19, crowned new women’s golf champion at Chanute Country Club defeating defending titleholder Mrs. Bob Allen who was medalist with 82. Allen placed second in the championship flight as Ashley’s total edged her rival. Tournament includes husband wife event planned Sept 15 and 22. Additional flight winners listed.
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Yankees Roll To 2-0 Win To Stretch Lead
New York pitchers Al Downing and Jim Bouton combined for a two hit shutout as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 2-0, extending their AL lead to 12 1/2 games. Ralph Terry finished a 3-0 win over Boston in the nightcap, while Chicago moved into a tie for second with Minnesota after beating Cleveland 6-1. The Yankee staff has surrendered only two runs in 61 innings. Bouton blossomed from a reliever to a top starter this season.
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Baseball scores and standings from Thursday games
Detroit beat Los Angeles 4 to 1 while Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 and Kansas City edged Baltimore 2 to 1 in 10 innings. New York won 5 to 3 over Boston, with no other Boston at New York game. National League leaders show Los Angeles 78-52, St Louis 72-38, San Francisco 72-59, Chicago 67-63, Philadelphia 71-61, Milwaukee 66-63, Pittsburgh 49-37. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 2 New York 1, Milwaukee 3 Houston 2, Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 7 St. Louis 2. New York at Pittsburgh scheduled.
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League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performers in batting and pitching among AL leaders with totals for hits runs and RBIs. Includes Yastrzemski Kaline Stuart Hinton Ward Alvis Causey and others with figures for at bats runs doubles and home runs across Boston Detroit Kansas City and Cleveland.
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Baseball Scores and Standings by League and City
In the International League results Philadelphia beat Chicago and San Francisco defeated Los Angeles. Indianapolis won 10-1 while Jacksonville blanked Atlanta 3-0. Buffalo fell to Rochester 1-4 and Toronto lost to Richmond 2-7 as Syracuse defeated Arkansas 24-5. In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii edged Salt Lake City 3-1 and Dallas-Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 7-6. Denver defeated Portland 3-? while San Diego beat Spokane 2-0 and Tacoma topped Seattle 7-3.
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Pro Grid Cuts Casady and Stephens From Pros
Heisman winner Howard Cassady and All America quarterback Sandy Stephens were released as NFL and CFL rosters shrink. Cassady, 29, was waived by the Philadelphia Eagles after a broken leg limited play. Stephens, with Montreal, was paid off under a three year deal after a disappointing rookie season and benching.
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First National Bank Little League to Host Buffalo Tonight
The First National Bank Little League champions of 1963 meet a Buffalo squad in an exhibition at Highland Park Field. Game starts at 7 30 p m. Chanute manager Ray Barnhart leads the team.
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Baseball leaders and season stats highlight
McCovey of San Francisco leads with 34 stolen bases tied for top with Pinson of Cincinnati and Wills of Los Angeles at 26. Pitching leaders show Perra noski of Los Angeles at 13-2 with .867, McBean of Pittsburgh 13-3 at .813, and Koufax of Los Angeles with 239 strikeouts, Drysdale at 219.
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Humboldt clubs host monthly meetings and family night
The Humboldt Rotary and Lions clubs held gatherings with about 15 women at a club meeting and 50 at the Family Night picnic in Community Park. Speakers discussed newspaper production and yearbook plans while local families visited and youngsters joined in a Tigers baseball finale with parents watching.
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Perkins and Miles win in Sacramento boxing card
Eddie Perkins outpointed Irish Bobby Scanlon 144 to 142 in Sacramento while Sonny Miles stopped Fred Roots 171 to 161. The 1889 Cornell football team avenged a 56 6 loss to Yale by beating Rochester 124 0.
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Humboldt reunion weekend draws local visitors and relatives
Mr and Mrs Lute DeWitt hosted Saturday dinner for Mae Greenman DePew and Neva Farris of Yates Center, Humboldt high graduates from 1899. Also visiting were Josephine Stoy of Sallisaw en route home from Cedar Rapids, and E N Hill who spent Sunday in Wichita with Paul Hill and his wife. Myrtle Miller Rickey of Claremore came to attend the HHS reunion. Humboldt Christian church women formed a society with hostess Bob Rush and Ted Perkins assisting.
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Game Postponed In Chanute League Bracket
The Chanute Senior League All-Stars postponed Friday’s game with Lola to Sept 4 due to Lola scheduling conflict. Chanute will play Altamont tomorrow night and Bronson Saturday night.
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Deputies Appointed To Warn Runaway Boys
Jefferson County Sheriff William Cranfill appointed two honorary deputies to 13 year old and 7 year old Valley Station boys who had run away from home. He told them you are being deputized to see that it does not happen again.
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Denver Open Golf Starts Thursday
Denver AP report states 147 pros in a pro am tuneup for the $40,000 Denver Open at Coun try club. Bob Charles leads field. Palmer, Nicklaus, Boros have other duties. Bob Goalby expects winning score to top his 277 last year as two qualifying rounds narrow to 65 pros plus ties and 10 amateurs for weekend rounds.
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Bell Nelson Joins Pittsburgh Steelers After All American Game
Bell Nelson, the Southern California quarterback who helped the West win 22 to 21 in the All American game at Buffalo this summer, has joined the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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