Reds defeat Dodgers as Brosnan closes late rally 5-4
Jim Brosnan earned the save in relief in Cincinnati’s 5-4 victory over Los Angeles after the Reds built a 5-0 lead behind Jim O’Toole’s five-hitter. The Dodgers scored three in the ninth, but Brosnan struck out Duke Snider and left the bases loaded for the decisive out.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Boxing results from Lima Miami and Hiroshima show Mauro Mina stopping Normal Letcher in Peru while Willie James defeats Andy Mayfield in Georgia and Piero Rollo outpoints Haruo Sakamoto in Japan as reported by AP.
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Italy
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White Sox Hold Off Tigers to Extend Lead
In Baltimore the Orioles swept five from the Yankees weekend. Washington edged Baltimore 3-2 for their third win in four since the Yankee sweep. Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 5-4 to widen their fourth place cushion. White Sox pitcher Al Smith homered in the eighth and an unearned run in the ninth via Terry Foxs error sealed the win.
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Gundy Advances In U S Women's Amateur Golf
Jo Anne Gunderson, 23, a twice former champion, advances to the semifinals after a 1 up 20 hole win over Barbara Williams in Rochester. She faces Tish Preuss while Annie Baker plays Patsy Hahn as the field narrows toward the final. Decker seeks a repeat as champion but Hahn gains early lead over Decker in the latest match.
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Kansas Governor Leads Antelope Hunt Team in Wyoming
Gov. Joan Anderson of Kansas will captain one of four teams in a one-shot antelope hunt in Sweetwater River country near Lander Wyoming. Kansas teammates include Lawrence Hughes Richard Byrd and David Carson. Wyoming Colorado and South Dakota also field captains and notable members.
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$100000 Suit Filed Against Gable Estate
Los Angeles AP report states Jill Winkler Rath 41 files a new $100,000 claim against Clark Gable's estate alleging he broke an agreement to pay her the sum. Rath is widow of Otto Winkler, Hollywood press agent killed in a 1942 Nevada plane crash in which Carole Lombard also died. She says Gable induced her husband to accompany Lombard and persuaded her to accept a small airline settlement.
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UT Football Returns 26 Lettermen for Season
The University of Texas squad brings back 26 lettermen from last season as it prepares for the new campaign. Key players and depth across offense and defense are highlighted, with expectations set for measurable improvement and competition for starting roles.
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NFO Plans Holding Action Across Midwest Farms
An organized drive by the National Farmers Organization to push for contract bargaining with food processors spreads through the Midwest corn belt. Members will hold livestock and grain from markets starting Saturday to press demands for fixed prices, though no contracts are signed and past actions had limited impact.
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All-Stars Win 6-4 as Chanute Faces Clay Center
Chanute All-Stars won 6-4 over Garden City in the state softball tourney with Chanute loading the bases in the fifth and coming from behind. Clay Center beat Salina 4-1 in another game as teams advance toward semifinals with Dodge City vs Topeka and Hays scheduled, finals set against Wichita.
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Shockers Favored to Repeat MVC Title in Kansas City
Wichita’s football coach calls the backfield one of the best in the country as the Shockers seek another Missouri Valley Conference crown. Marcelino Huerta moves from Tampa to lead Wichita, inheriting most of Hank Goldberg’s 22 players from Texas A&M background amid an improved Valley field.
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Baseball Scores and Prep Football Rebuild Notes
Baseball scores show Chicago over Detroit five to four and Philadelphia over New York eight to seven as Milwaukee and San Francisco tied three to three in other matches. The text shifts to college and pro football notes, detailing Tulsa under Glenn Dobbs with anticipated pass receivers and linemen, Cincinnati under Chuck Studley aiming for a better season, North Texas led by Odus Mitchell, and Wichita State eyeing success amid a compact four-team Valley schedule.
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Safety Theme For Holiday Campaign Emphasizes Road Vigilance
Kansas traffic safety push marks Labor Day weekends with enforcement, higher fines, and public drives. The Kansas Optometric Association funds 1000 Holiday Alert safety packets with flags for motorists. Lost cat notice and local job ads appear among community notices as reminders of summer’s end.
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Jockey Johnny Sellers tops 1961 victories and earnings
In 1961 Johnny Sellers led the nation with 328 wins and his mounts earned $2,141,729. Willie Shoemaker topped purses with $2,690,819 and finished second in wins with 304.
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