All Stars Fall To Lions In Pro Grid Clash At Soldier Field
The College All Stars lost 31 to 6 to the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field, as Detroit used a one platoon system and dominating ground attack. Johnny Lattner scored the lone All Star touchdown, while Doak Walker and Lew Carpenter paced the Lions. Chet Hanulak suffered a fractured arm in the fourth quarter.
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Jim Martin
Doak Walker
Lew Carpenter
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Neil Worden
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Chet Hanulak
Cleveland Browns
Andrade Aims for 28th Win on Philadelphia Card
Philadelphia lightweights collide as 23 year old Cisco Andrade seeks his 28th victory in a 10 round main event against Bolden Abrams on ABC TV. The bout closes a Saturday boxing show airing at 8 p.m. EST.
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Rickey to quit Pirates chief post next year
Branch Rickey, general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, plans to quit his active role in 1965 while remaining with the club as an unpaid scout. He spoke during a vacation interview with the Associated Press after reviewing his 52-year baseball career and his time as Pirates head. He said retirement from active duty will occur in November 1965, a condition understood when he joined the Pirates in 1950 at an estimated $100,000 yearly salary.
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Milwaukee Braves Rally for 3-Run Ninth to Extend Pennant Push
Milwaukee comeback with Del Crandall three run homer in the ninth caps a 5 1 victory over Chicago as the Braves win 11th in 20 and stay within 5½ games of the leaders. Dodgers Giants split Brooklyns opener while Cleveland tops Baltimore 9 4 and Yankees win 8 2.
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MAJOR Standings and Upcoming MLB Games
National League standings show New York, Brooklyn leading with Brooklyn facing New York tonight and other city matchups. Yesterday results included Brooklyn 3 New York 2 and Milwaukee 5 Chicago 2. American League standings list Cleveland atop with New York and Detroit close behind. tonight Baltimore visits Cleveland and Philadelphia at Washington. Sid Gordon and Preston Ward hit three run homers in a doubleheader where Vern Thies pitched well. Wally Moon delivered the winning RBI in the ninth for St Louis over Cincinnati.
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Reds
Harshman Strikes Out 12 in White Sox 1-0 Win
Chicago pitcher Jack Harshman fanned 12 and extended his scoreless streak to 28 innings with a 16th consecutive shutout frame as the White Sox defeated Detroit 1-0. Del Crandall provided the offense with a three run homer in Milwaukee's 6-2 victory over Chicago.
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Toski Sets Tam O'Shanter Record Despite Pressure
Bob Toski the 127 pounder from Livingston N J dreams of a 50 000 winner's check and a 50 000 exhibition contract as Tam O Shanter's world championship ends. He shot 65 in round two to 122 after two rounds the best 36 hole total since 1941 and trails Byron Nelson's 369 72 hole mark by one stroke.
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Henry Ransom
Jay Herbert
Lloyd Mangrum
Womehi
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Louise Suggs
Babe Zaherins
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
West Union and Masontown Vie For Little League State Title
West Union beat Camp Hill 7-2 to reach the Little League World Series region final in Williamsport PA. Masontown advanced by routing Sta Heri Borks 6-9 as 3,000 fans watched three West Union homers and sharp defense behind pitcher John Reidell despite errors.
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Linebacker Backfield Uncertain for Corry Aves High Football
Corry Area High School faces a question marked varsity lineup with many candidates to fill backfield and line. Returning Teter tan John Burkhart may shift to guard or end while Jim Shaver, Spencer Harvey, Connie French and others vie for roles. Injury issues limit depth but a 20-day preparation period precedes September 11 against Warren. The 1954 class impact and a potential repeat conference title loom over the Beavers.
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Walter Sanders
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