Braves Regain Top NL Spot After Mathews and Mays Homer Wins
Eddie Mathews and Willie Mays powered the Braves and Giants with decisive homers as Milwaukee moved one half game ahead in the National League standings. In other NL games, Cincinnati moved within three of the lead. Gibson dominated the Mets for St. Louis. Houston split with Chicago. In AL action, Sanford debuted for the Angels with a six inning, one run effort against Minnesota, while Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Washington won others.
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Six From Big 33 Headed For PSU Including Scorers
Six members of the Pennsylvania Big 33 all star squad which faced Texas last weekend in Hershey will enroll at Penn State this fall. Notable players include end Ted Kwalick of Montour and fullback Mike Reid of Altoona who combined for Pennsylvania’s points in the 26 10 defeat. Kwalick led the Big 33 with eight receptions for 95 yards including a 34 yard TD catch.
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Baseball score roundup with late innings results
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings while St. Louis beat New York 8 to 1 and Houston routed Chicago 7 to 0. Sunday schedule includes St. Louis at New York and Detroit at Boston among others.
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Souchak Leads Carling World Golf Championship Round One
Veteran pro Mike Souchak sits one stroke ahead after a 68 at Pleasant Valley in Sutton Massachusetts. Notable challengers include Japan Open champ Hideyo Sugimoto Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus endured trouble while Gary Player recovered from a washout round.
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Tigers head to Penn State with star defenders listed
Players named include Dave Bradley of Chief Logan and Ted Sebastianeki of Blakely as Tigers headed for Penn State. Starting ends Jeff Duncan of Hanover and Dennis Woomer of Pennsbury are noted on defense. Buy in Corry.
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Namath Knee Exam Question as Draft Proceeding Moves Ahead
Joe Namath, Jets rookie quarterback, received notice to take a physical in New York City on September 15 as a possible step toward military induction. Namath, 22, from Alabama, was originally slated for a Beaver Falls exemption physical but was moved to Peekskill where the Jets train. He faces questions about whether his right knee, operated on last January, will pass the draft medical test.
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Billie Jean Eyes Second Title in U S Tennis Meet
Defending champion Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif and Virginia Wade of Great Britain meet in a semifinal of the Women’s Tennis Invitational at Essex Country Club Manchester Mass If Billie Jean repeats she will be the first United States girl to win back to back titles under the tournament format
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Hayes Seeks Pro Grid Precedent For Dallas Cowboys Turn
Olympian Bob Hayes pursues a professional football career with the Dallas Cowboys in an exhibition against San Francisco in Portland Oregon. The NFL preseason slate opened Friday with Mason guiding the Vikings past the Eagles 35 21 and the Colts beating the Lions 23 5.
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Toscano Emerges As West Penn Golf Champion
Harry Toscano Jr. of New Castle won the West Penn amateur title at Edgewood Country Club near Pittsburgh. He shot 72-73 for the final 36 holes to finish 289 one over par, ahead of Grwin Smith of the host club at 292 and Tommy Smith of Greensburg at 293. Rickee, Dr. Bob Reilly, and John Birmingham followed.
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U S Teen Swimmers Lead After Open Meet
United States teen swimmers raced to an 82 44 lead over Britain as Patty Caretto broke a world record and an American mark in a high school style event. Manager Dr John Bogert praised the squad after the opening day of the U S British meet amid travel fatigue and strong performances by young swimmers from California and Florida.
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Three Clubs Still In Contention For Legion Title
Three teams remained in contention for the 40th Pennsylvania American Legion Baseball Championship after Lower Burrell downed Emmaus. South Scranton beat Moon Township 13 to 10 in the double elimination tourney, with Lower Burrell scoring the deciding run in the 11th inning.
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U S Stars Face Penalties Over Russia Meet
Senate inquiry examines punishment for college athletes who joined the U S team to face Russia. NCAA AAU feud cited as factor in the loss to the Soviets. Asa Bushnell suggests sport specific groups, Olympic Committee retains control at top. Hearings resume with witnesses including Jim Beat.
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Record highlights from a busy track meet day
The report notes 8:15 in the 1k yard valor and mentions Judy Avger of Fort Wayne Indiana setting a 428L mark in the women's 220 yard event. It also lists Satta Clara from California with two US records in events including a 220 yard breast stroke and a 440 yard medley relay finishing in 442. Kens Moore of Phoenix posted a 32 in the women's 220 yard butterfly and Martha Randall noted in the women's focused freestyle.
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Seaded Homer Sparks Tie In Legion Title Chase
Stan Barbiaux capped a Seaded homer as Dick Schmeyer launched a two run shot in the eighth to knot the game at five. Emmaus and Lower Burrell face off again today while South Scranton meets the winner tomorrow for the Legion title.
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