Giants fall as Dark repeats risky move in loss to Cardinals
San Francisco squandered a 5-3 ninth inning lead as Al Dark's decision to walk the winning run set up a walk and single sequence that produced the Cardinals' 6 5 victory. The loss drops the Giants to third in the NL, one game behind Cincinnati and 8½ behind Philadelphia, with former success of similar risks now broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
al Dark
Dark
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Giants
Cincinnati
Philadelphi
Lou Brock
Bill White
Cal Maxville
Brock
White
Mike Shannon
Hal Lanier
Maxvill
Lanier
Tom Hal’er
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
Jim Hart
Orlando Cepeda
Hart
Cepeda
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Chris Shor
Phillies
Alex Johnson
Pirates
Bob Veale
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Reds
Bill McCool
Mets
Kees
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Ralph Terry
Dick Stuart
Ed Bressaud
Stan Williams
Tillman
Demeter
Detroit
Gates Brown
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Shhiller
Twins
Colavito
Claude Osteen
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Caluvito
Moe Drabowsky
John O'Donoghue
John Kennedy
Washington
Senators
Don Lock
Orioles Back In 1st Spot Again
Orioles regain the league lead by sweeping the White Sox 4 2 behind Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens timely power. Robinson homered twice and Bowens added a 17th homer while Bowens and Robinson drove in key runs to break a 2 2 tie in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Robinson
Baltimore
Ameri
Chicago
Bowens
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Hoyt Wilhelm
Boog Powell
Sox
New York Yankees
Powell
Boston
Earl Wilson
Sam
Pizarro
Milt Pappas
Floyd Robinson
Gary Peters
Don Buford
Harvey Haddix
Pappas
Luis Apari
Wilhelm
Earl Robinson
Bob Heffner
The
Yan
Diltnt Y Basketball League Ends Season With Victory
The Bullets clinched at least a tie for the YMCA league title by beating the Royals 30-21 on the outdoor Y court. Rich Schwab led with 16 points, Jim Kelsey and Elwin Fuller coached, as Bullets posted an 85 lead early and held a 16-10 halftime edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunoney
Royals
Y.tl
Bullets
Lakers
Jim Kelsey
Elwin Fuller
Rich Schwab
Brother Fred
Paul Downey
Scoop Sample
Lanny Fitch
Joe McLaughlin
Clark Eaton
Celtics
Pennsylvania duck season opening dates announced
The Pennsylvania Game Commission set hunting dates with duck season from October 10 to November 28 and goose and brant season from October 3 to December 11, except Crawford County where different rules apply. Hunting is allowed only between sunrise and sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Crawford Coun
BowlAire League to Hold Rebel A Meet This Week
A BowlAire Men's A League gathering is scheduled for Monday night at BowlAire. League officers and team captains are urged to attend alongside other interested persons. The Industrial League plans a reorganizational meeting on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BowlAire
Industrial League
Savings, Loan Team Closes Out Tomorrow At Lovelimb Field
Corry Savings and Loan faces Mill Village in a 2:30 p.m. game at Wright street ball yard to end the season. The Old Timers game was canceled due to conflicts. Tom Morton expected to start for Sprovers with Hob Zalmeck as catcher as Corry seeks a 110 win push after a 10-2 deficit comeback last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Village
Lovelimb Field
Corry Savings and Loan
Wright Street
Corry- Mill Village
Retu
Corry
Jim Bennett
Village Nine
Erie County
George Sprovers
Erie County American Legion League
Wartet County Flat Stove
Chautauqua County Legion League
Tom Morton
Venturi and Collins Lead in Akron Golf Classic Round Two
Ken Venturi 803-66 Friday for 147 total leads with Bill Collins at 3235-87. Arnold Palmer falters to 37-36-73 and sits behind Tony Lema and Jack Nicklaus, who carded 34-35-69 for 142. Mason Rudolph posts 3335-68 to reach 138, remaining the lone under par after 36 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ken Venturi
Gulf
Bill Collins
Riuble
Venturi
Priday
Collins
Hgt
Mason Rudulph
Arnald Palmer
Palmer
Tony Lema
Duck Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Koufax Elbow Improves. Dodgers Hope For Monday Return
The swelling in Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax’s left elbow subsided somewhat after last night’s game. Team officials said he likely will not pitch again before Monday at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koufax
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodger
Spoty Koulac Nad
Cardinals Dominate Colts in NFL Exhibition
St Louis beat the Baltimore Colts 30 21 in a preseason game at home on 32 000 attenders. The Cardinals defense limited the Colts to 147 yards while setting up three touchdowns and a field goal. Tight end Jim Ninowski to start for the Browns later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Atlanta
St Louis
Sky Dive Exhibition Highlighting Stateline Speedway Card
Weather permitting Stateline Speedway will stage after dark sky diving by Randolph Parachute Club members. The racing card includes a 25 lap late model stock race and a 6 lap Sportsmen event with Squirt Johns of Brockway returning as top challenger to Ron Blackmer of Youngsville and Bobby Schnars of Busti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Wmo
Stateline Speedway
Randolph, N.Y
Parachute Club
Squirt Johns
Brockway
Beal
Youngsville
Ron Blackmer
Bobby Schnars
Busti, N.Y
Three men hit 100 straight in Grand Trapshoot prelim
In Vandalla Ohio the 65th American Trapshoot opened with a Class AA prelim where three shooters achieved perfect scores by hitting all 100 targets. Top division competitors stood out as early leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalla
Ohio
Esterday
Boxers Draw In Garden Ring Finale
The final Madison Square Garden television boxing card ended in a one round draw between Johnny Persol and Henry Hank. A crowd of 5219 watched as the last of the long running free TV fights concluded. Max Thandler, 57, of Detroit, an adviser to Henry Think, collapsed and died during the Hank Persol telecast. He passed after being treated by Garden physicians and was pronounced dead at St Clere's Hospital. Harold Baxter, former manager to Mank, died in Scotland a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Runn Yar
Johny Persol
Henby Hank
Madi
New York
Max Thandler
Detroit
Henry Think
Madison Square Garden
Hank
Johnny Persol
Handler
Garden Pissiclan
Carmencita Cornejo
St. Clare's Hospital
Harold (Scotty) Baxter
Mank
Scotland
Garden Boxing Faces Return to Onsite Fights at Limited Subsidy
After the Cleveland program, the Garden plans to run fights about twice a month as a money making venture without TV subsidy. A test bout is set for Oct 28 featuring Persol of New York versus Hank of Detroit with two judges calling it even and the referee favoring Hank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
the Garden
Persol
New York
Hank
Veleran
Detroit
Tony Rossi
Tony Castellano
Art Merconte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y Basketball League
Americ
Minnesota
Kansas City
W. L. Pet
al I
Phila
Phia
San Fran
San Francisco
Filbert
S&h
BOND
Wilson
Wilson's
Geese
Brent
Game Commission
Ken
Bill Share
Ken Venturis
Iheboud
Blondie
Chic Young
Steelers
Browns
Frank Hydit
Hinger
Los Angeles Rams
Wittsburgh
Pune
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Mwhaea
N.Y
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
New Brunswick
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Bears
Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Portland
Qre
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo
Oakland
Jim Ninowski
Speedway
Dan Ortich
Reno
Nev
George Snellenberger
Angore
Ind
Herb Bush
Canton
Chevrolet
Tripla Sport
Nenelle
Corvair Musicix Club Cups
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!