Mayss Win Spark Fades as Giants Fall to Reds
Willie Mays remains in hospital after collapsing in Wednesday game as Cincinnati pitcher Jim O Toole throws a four hitter to beat the Giants 7 2 and drop New York two games back in the NL pennant race with 15 games left. Dodgers remain idle and Drysdale plans to pitch Saturday. Philadelphia defeats Milwaukee 2 1 with Callison homering.
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Jim O'Toole
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Warren Spahn
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Yankees Idle As Lead Stretches In AL Race
Yankees take a day off as Minnesota and Los Angeles swap positions behind them. Twins beat Chicago 5-1 to move to second while Angels lose 5-4 to Kansas City. Baltimore beat Washington 7-1 and Detroit routed Boston 14-6 in a split doubleheader. Cleveland was idle.
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Typewriters Service Parts Ribbons Dutch Office Supply
Dutch Office Supply at 144666 S Highland offers service parts and ribbons for typewriters and related office equipment.
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Mulberry Edges Galesburg 20-13 in Late Pass Drama
Mulberry Tigers pulled off a 20-13 non-league win over the Galesburg Pirates on a 42-yard last-minute pass. Buche opened scoring with a 32-yard scoring play, Shrum tied it, Kramer and Shrum added later scores as Galesburg fought back, but the Tigers held on.
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Thayer Falls to Arcadia in Non league Opener
Thayer led 12-7 at halftime but Arcadia Bearcats dominated the second half winning 19-12. Arcadia relied on single wing power with Powell scoring twice and Page adding a two yard TD. Thayer fumbles and a blocked kick helped the Bearcats. Arcadia finished with 18 first downs and 187 rushing yards while Thayer had 13 first downs and 167 rushing yards. Thayer travels to Midway next Friday.
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Miami Pitt clash opens 1962 college season on TV
George Mira of Miami and Jim Traficant of Pittsburgh are set for a nationally televised duel as the Hurricanes meet the Panthers in the season opener at Pitt Stadium. The game headlines opening day television coverage.
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Tigers Potential Grid Power By Missouri Mentor
Dan Devine, Missouri coach, says the Tigers have championship potential yet warn fans not to overreact. Keys are Keith Weber’s knee health, veteran lines, and depth with returning players and backfield talent, while Jim Johnson provides leadership and versatility as quarterback.
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Southeast Kansas League Opens 1962 Gridiron Season
Chanute Blue Comets face Wyandotte Bulldogs at 7:30 with pre game color guard ceremonies and band halftime show. A 6:30 City Park pep rally precedes a snake dance up Main Street. This eighth SEK meeting favors Wyandotte but Chanute seeks first win with seven returning starters. Other SEK games include Altamont at Independence and Coffeyville at Joplin.
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Cyclones Name Hoppmann to Start New Offense Versus Drake
Iowa State will start Drake State's Dave Hoppmann at quarterback in the debut of a new wing-T offense against Drake at Ames. Hoppmann, leading the Big Eight and national total offense in 1961, headlines the change as the Cyclones prepare for the traditional rivalry.
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Early ad rush hits local paper with rapid submissions
The issue notes a surge of advertisements arriving before 10 a.m. with many listings from individual advertisers. Local vendors and residents submit notices quickly, shaping the day's page as lines fill up early.
Earlton Bus Ladies Aldham Supper Announced
Community notices include an Earlton Bus Ladies Aldham supper on Tuesday September 18 with adults 1.00 and children 50 cents. Also listings for Standard Oil fuel deliveries, paper delivery services, lost film, child care, lawn mowing, and job offers in Chanute and Wichita.
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Hill Leads Seattle Open Field After Rainy Round
Dave Hill aged 25 from Jackson Michigan topped the Seattle Open Golf Tournament leaderboard after the first round at Broadmoor Golf Course. Hill posted a six under par 64 to seize the lead, with Mike Souchak and Bob McCallister tied just behind at 65 alongside Al Geiberger and Larry Mowry.
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