Packers Stomp Stars in All Star Game Riot of 196? 42-20
The Green Bay Packers defeated the College All Stars 42-20 at Soldier Field. Bart Starr threw five touchdown passes, including two to Boyd Dowler and Max McGee, and completed 13 of 22 passes for 253 yards. Hadl of Kansas starred for the College team, completing five passes and yielding a brief rally before Green Bay pulled away with a late barrage.
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Tennis queen cancels Russia trip due to husband’s absence
Fragmented OCR text shows a bride claiming she refused travel without her husband. she cites his absence as reason to nix a planned tunnis trip to Hussht Tony. The article’s readable lines imply family tension and travel veto, with quotes from Mrs. Skt yar and reference to Meyray-old status.
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Mary Brown Shines In NW Golf Event
Mary Brown led the Northwestern Pennsylvania Association women’s golf event at Corry Country Club tying for low gross with 80 after shooting 78 the prior day to reach the finals of the President’s Cup. Charlotte Haskell matched 80 to force a playoff for top honors.
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Drysdale Grabs 20th victory as Dodgers extend lead
Don Drysdale pitched through a shaky first inning to win 8-4 over the Chicago Cubs, reaching 21 wins and keeping Los Angeles atop the NL standings. The Dodgers opened a five game margin over the Giants while Robin Roberts and Don Newcombe reached notable win marks for their teams.
Frank Howard Named NL Player of Month for July
Frank Howard of the Los Angeles Dodgers won the National League Player of the Month honor for July in a poll by 36 of 500 baseball writers and broadcasters. Howard hit .381 with 12 hits and 4 RBIs in 2B games, including 7 home runs in the month.
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Jr Loop Indians Cruise To Junior League Final Win
The Jr Loop Indians defeated the Pirates 6 to 4 at Loveland Field to reach the Junior Baseball League finals. Wright Street, Wall Street, and Braves are noted as contenders as Morton steadied after a rough start, while Houghtling and Lloyd led with key hits for the Tribe.
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Pa Gridders Stage Star Tilt in Big 3 Showdown
Hershey Pa AP fifty three top 1961 Pennsylvania schoolboy football stars collide as East meets West in the fifth annual Big 3 game at Hershey Stadium. Kickoff at 8 pm with East leaders relying on power and line strength while West features key backs including Crabtree Martha White and Gingrich in a tight backfield contest.
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Beaver Gridders Gear Up For 100 Tryouts On Monday
Corry Area High School football gear preparation begins Monday with physicals Tuesday and Wednesday at East Pleasant Street. Coach Low Hanna leads Beaver grid staff with assistants Brant Calderose and Harvey as practice starts Saturday the 18th.<|vq_13123|>
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Hearney Leads Insurance City Open After Round Two
Worcester golfer Paul Hearney moves into the third round with a 10 under par 132, grabbing a two stroke edge over Julius Boros Gene Littler Jack Burke and Jerry Steelsmith as Art Wall Jr. trails three back after opening pace.
Feverish Fan Earns Free Phillies Game Ticket
A one year old boy in Philadelphia was knocked down and bruised while rushing to tell his brother about Ad Mahlafey's grand slam against the Mets. The excited fan, Bobby Mellee, had received a free pass to attend the game after hearing the home run on the radio.
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Football League Exhibition Sparks NFL Rivalry Tonight
The Fosls long er Hedeling Ammeri challenge the NFL as Houston Oller and George Blanda sit out season start due to thyroid surgery. Dallas Texans and Oakland clash in Atlanta while Green Bay meets Dallas in Dallas as exhibition play begins.
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Big League Stars Hit Two Homers in Mets Loss
Frank Thomas of the Mets slugged two homers as Cincinnati defeated New York 8-6. He tied a major league mark with six homers across three straight games, a feat linked to Tony Lazerl and Guatennial. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers became the first 20-game winner, extending a 10-game win streak with an eight-hitter 6-3 victory over the Cubs.
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Bobby Granted Free Pass to Philadelphia Pittsburgh Game
A note grants Bobby a free pass for a Philadelphia Pittsburgh game on September 1st. The boy will meet his hero, Mahat. The journal is suggested for daily reading.
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