Giants Sweep Doubleheader as Mays Struggles and Cubs Tie
Giants collapse in the opener as Willie Mays suffers a dizzy spell and exits after four innings. Chicago Cubs pitcher Dick Ellsworth improves to 20 wins, tying a Cubs record since 1945, while Glen Hobbie closes the nightcap. Santo belts a grand slam and a solo shot across the twin bill, powering the Giants to a 4-1 and 4-2 loss and widening the NL lead for the Dodgers. Dodgers stay ahead of St Louis as Koufax fans 13 for his 21st win, and Milwaukee nudges closer with a 1-0 win after a 5-3 opener loss to the Mets.
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Major League Leaders From a Fragmented Data Set
A readout of chaotic OCR style leader figures for both leagues lists batting and pitching leaders by team and player. It mentions Groat Pinson Aaron Kaline YastrzemskiVersailles Versailes Hinton and others with counts for hits runs RBIs doubles and home runs alongside pitching wins strikeouts and decisions in a jumbled format.
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Slinger Wins Archery Championship at Penn State Campus
George A. Slinger of Wilkes-Barre captured the men's title in the 6th annual Pennsylvania Archery Tournament at the Pennsylvania State University campus. He totaled the highest points in the three-way event. Kenneth Ruse of Fellow placed second with 2,338 points and Lars Edburg of Berwick took third with 2,308. Celia Walters of Selinsgrove won the women's title with 2,496 points, ahead of Judee Jantremski of Wilkes-Barre who had 2,425.
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Santo Leads Cubs in Doubleheader Sweep at Dodgers Era
Ron Santo powered the Cubs with a grand slam and a bases empty homer in a 4 for 8 day driving in seven runs as Chicago swept a doubleheader. Jit Maloney of the Reds earned his 20th win with a three hit shutout of the Mets, helping his club to a second straight victory. The Mets won the opener. The piece notes the Cubs' hold on NL lead over Los Angeles.
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Yankees Split With Tigers in Labor Day Doubleheader
The New York Yankees maintain a 12 game AL lead after a split with the Detroit Tigers on Labor Day. Ford notches his 20th win in the opener as Mantle returns to center field. In the nightcap Hank Aguirre limits the Yanks in a 2 1 victory while Manto leads off with two singles.
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Golden Boys Willie Mickey In Medical Double Play
Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle, each among baseball’s top earners, faced medical concerns as Mays suffered a dizzy spell and Mantle returned from injury in a Detroit doubleheader. Mays was treated by Dr. Sailer and expected to rest, while Mantle aimed to be ready by the World Series, returning to center field after earlier foot injury.
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Pennsylvanian boxing champ Morris stops Beecham in four
Morris of Pittsburgh retained the Pennsylvania middleweight title with a four round knockout of Philadelphia’s Jimmy Beecham at the Grotto on Pittsburgh’s North Side. Morris lifted Beecham with a second round shot, earned an eight count, and closed out the bout with a flurry of left hooks after weighing 162 pounds for the match. Beecham weighed 159.
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Steelers Trim Roster To 42 In Tight Schedule
The Pittsburgh Steelers cut linebacker Ken Kirk and reduced their roster to 42 players yesterday. Two more cuts were expected today as the team prepared to travel to Canton, Ohio, for the Pro Football Hall of Fame event and the next phase of training camp.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Recap
Monday results include Los Angeles 7 Houston 2 and St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 1-2. Chicago 7-6 San Francisco 5-0 New York 50 Cincinnati 3-1 Philadelphia 9 Milwaukee 4. Upcoming games feature Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at St. Louis among others. Wednesday sees Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee.
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Cards Alive Thanks To Lowly Bucs Labor Day Doubleheader
St Louis Cardinals sweep a Labor Day doubleheader from the Pirates 6-1 and 6-4. Bob Gibson earns the win in Game 1 with a homer and a single, Dick Schofield misplays earlier, Roberto Clemente hits his 15th homer, while Ken Boyer belts a two run shot in Game 2 as Ron Taylor twirls nine innings for St Louis.
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Erie City Stars Triumph In Save-An-Eye Holiday Contest
Erie City Stars defeated the County All-Stars with a dominant ground game and timely passing. Dan Cross and Fort LeBoeuf’s defense pressured the County, while the City executed sustained drives led by quarterback Eve and backfield rushes. The win moves Erie to a two-game series lead as the teams exchange momentum in the Labor Day match.
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John Chillock Scores Hole in One at Coy County Club
John Chillock aces the second hole at Coy County Club on a day of golfing joy. He used a driver on the yardage second hole to sink his shot for a rare first hole-in-one in years. Watching were Ed Haiser Dale Webster and Dr. Guy Butters.
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Scramble Tourney Held At CCC
Corry Country Club hosted a scramble tournament with five-person teams. First place earned by Dar Walcott Sid Beckwith Martyn Reppel Lou Ryifney and St Clair. second by Bill Dyckes Dec Harmon Larry Joyce Mary Anta Kuther Fran Forrester.
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Holiday Gates Down In Majors Baseball Labor Day Attentiveness
Waning interest in major league races on Labor Day led to a slight decline in attendance. About 292,980 fans attended yesterday's 4-19 game program, down from 1962 levels, with official figures showing a small drop in turnout.
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Beaver Coaches List Starting I For Opener
Beaver High opens with a scrimmage at Harborcreek and names lineup spots for the opening game against Warren at Shevlin Athletic Field. Key selections include Jim Black at wingback and discussion of quarterback duties with Bil Walsh or Cir Brow and John Butters guiding the offense.
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Dodgers Aim for 20th Title Run Amid Koufax Era Woes
Dodgers cling to a 20 game magic number as they chase the pennant, despite Sandy Koufax’s finger injury limiting his season. San Francisco edges them late, with the Dodgers falling short of a comeback in a tight pennant race. Koufax’s absence saddens a season of pitching dominance while the club fights to stay atop the league with a depleted rotation.
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Packers Kings Of One All Giants Too
A garbled game report describes the Packers dominating the Giants with strong play in the second half. Key mentions include the Packers offense and a decisive late stretch, with references to team names and a championship chase.
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