Top NL Leaders Fall As Giants, Dodgers Stumble
In a crowded NL action, Bunning shutout the Giants for the 10th time in 12 decisions as Philadelphia beat San Francisco. Cuellar blanked the Pirates, and Koufax faced the Mets after their win. Cincinnati topped St Louis 2-0, Cubs shocked Atlanta in 14, Dodgers fell behind Mets, while Houston, Chicago, and Cincinnati posted key wins.
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Shaw
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Sandy Koufax
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Herman Franks
Frank
Bob Veale
Houston
Vic
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Dave Ar
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Jim Hickman
Nate Oliver
Lou Johnson
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Streas
Deron Johnson
Joe Nuxhall
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George Altman
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Aussies Cup Tennis Doubles Upset at Longwood
In Brookline Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle won the U S doubles title, beating Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner 6 4 4 6 4 6. Emerson stayed No 2 in singles behind Manuel Santana as seeds for Forest Hills opened. Stolle criticized seeding as unfair, joking about a Noahs Ark approach.
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U. S
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Stolle
U.S
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Clark Graebner
Longwood
Manuel Santana
Spain
Forest Hills
N.Y
Bille
Tigers Still Alive In AL They Think
Tigers respond to Kaline and Horton clash as Detroit tops Baltimore 6 3 to keep pace in AL pennant race. Horton homered twice and drove in five, McNally allowed five homers, Freehan added a blast, while Robinson and Powell anchored Baltimore. McLain notches win after a 229 pitch marathon.
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Willie Horton
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Murphy Opens Defense In National Amateur Golf Championship
Merion Golf Club hosts 150 entrants led by Bob Murphy a 23 year old Florida native from Nichols Fla as defending champion Murphy seeks to repeat his title with a final cut to 60 qualifiers set for Friday while the Merion layout tests the field in a tight course battle.
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Fla
Merion Club
Thompson's 69 Wins Senior Golf Tourney
Ed Thompson won the annual Seniors Golf Tournament at Corry Country Club defeating Sid Beckwith by two strokes amid a field of 34 golfers aged 50 and over. Beckwith was President's Cup champ two years prior. Doc Butters and Jack Wells tied for third at 72.
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Corry Country Club
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Sid Beckwith
Beckwith
Doc Butters
Jack Wells
CAHS Grid Gang Looks Like Pack Of Tigers
Warren hosts Corry High in the opening scholastic football game as the Beavers arrive for the season. Coach Lou Hanna’s squad trains daily and shows hungry, aggressive form heading into the season opener.
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Corry High
Dragons
Lou Hanna
Beavers Seek win as Corry scrimmage fuels fierce season push
Corry Beavers push through tough scrimmage drills in windy practice as injuries loom. Halfback Larry Darnodall and quarterback Carmen Piccirillo limp, with Darnodall out since last Thursday and Piccirillo to sit for a few days. Coach Hanna and assistants vow to rally despite two league losses in recent seasons and a hostile slate ahead against Warren and Franklin.
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Titusville
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Darndall
Carmen Piccirillo
Piccirillo
Denny Harrison
Harborcreek
Football Votes From Ex-Athletes Highlight Ivy League Appeal
Two former sports enthusiasts, Paul Roberts known as Oogie and Mac Hiner, cast votes favoring football over baseball as the superior spectator sport. The discussion centers on the brain as well as brawn, with Ivy League interest emphasized and a current tally showing football ahead 10-7-1.
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Gogie) Roberts
Oogie
John
Princeton University
Thompson Field
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
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Beaver Club
Mac Hiner
Indiana
Erie
Mac
Hiner
Harold
Roberts Raymond
Merger Of Two Grid Giants Kills 3rd Loop
PORTLAND Ore AP The son of Frank Leahy said today that Leahy has resigned as chairman of the corporation that was to have launched the US Football League The USFL died without launching after a merger of the NFL and AFL ended its bid Frank Leahy Jr GM of the Port and Thunderbirds said the USFL could not proceed as planned
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Ore
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Notre Dame
Atlanta
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Portand Thunderbirds
National Football League
American Football League
USFL
Atlanta Feasts On Castoffs Ahead Of NFL Cuts
Coach Norb Hecker and the Atlanta Falcons seek bench strength as 14 NFL clubs trim to 49 players by midnight. Waivers hit Giants and Chargers rosters with several veterans and rookies, while Hecker vows prudent cuts and unlikely moves for quarterbacks after rookie performances.
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National Football League
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Hecker
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San Diego State
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