Chisox Edge By Tigers In Late Rally Victory
Eddie Stanky used a bold bench move to cue a White Sox win over Detroit. Gary Peters relieved to seal a 2-1 eighth inning lead as Ken Boyer and Pete Ward drove in runs. Bob Allison starred with two homers for Minnesota in a 5-0 win over Washington, while Cleveland topped Baltimore 2-1 on Hin ton’s clutch double. Jim Perry limited Washington to five hits as Allison added a homer and double. Stan Williams pitched a 14 strikeout win for the A L.
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Redskins Come Of Age With Winning Attitude Says Graham
Carlisle AP Otto Graham asserts the Washington Redskins have matured after a near miss to Dallas and now embody a winning mindset. He praises Sonny Jurgensen, notes Charley Taylor move to split end, and highlights a revamped line and improving defense led by coach GM Graham. Next tests include Detroit.
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Nationals Win All Star Contest In Bracken Field Victory
The National League All stars beat the American League 4 to 3 at Bracken Field in the finale of the summer program. Larry Frisina earned the win for the Nationals with a strong relief turn, while Kim Trisket took the loss for the Americans. Joe Frisina contributed as a key summer program figure and the crowd watched as the NL extended its lead in the late innings.
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Pro Football Stars Griese and Smith Highlight Weekend Exhibitions
Bubba Smith and Bob Griese, top NFL All-Stars, prepare for exhibition games as Smith starts for the Colts against the Patriots while Griese debuts for the Dolphins against the Chargers. Weekends feature five NFL and three AFL exhibitions plus interleague matches, with additional games in Detroit Monday.
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Braves Trounce Astros Giants Drop Cards 5 2 Cubs End Phils Streak
Braves overwhelm Houston 10-2 as Mack Jones and Billy Hitchcock reshuffle the outfield. Jones homered twice and drove in five, Aaron moves to center, Carty to right. Giants top Cardinals 5-2 as McCormick wins. McCovey and Hart homer. Pirates, Cubs win. Mets lose.
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Hoolagans Feature Set At Stateline Tomorrow
New Hoola A class of semi late model cars debuts at Stateline Speedway tomorrow night. A three event program for rookies accompanies the regular two divisions and a 100 lap grand championship for sportsmen. Key drivers include Ron Blackmer, Skip Furlow, Lyle Brown, Squirt Johns, Fred Knapp, Bob Schnars, Johnny Whitehead, and Emory Mahan. The program starts at 8 30 at Courtwright Road track seven miles south of Jamestown near Sugar Grove Pa.
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Steelers End and Guard Undergo Knee Surgery
Def ensive end Ben McGee and offensive guard Mike Magac undergo knee surgery in Pittsburgh after injuries in drills. They face six weeks sidelined, with the operation at Divine Providence Hospital. The two were injured several days ago amid practice.
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