Ibra Packing wins weekend softball tourney in Meadville
Ibra Packing of Meadville defeats Warren 7 to 5 in finals to claim the 100 prize in a double elimination event at Moose's Restaurant. Moose's loss to Warren 11 0 came after Bear Lake fell to Warren 3 to end their hopes, and Corry players shone in the Save An Eye game in Erie. Labor Day looms for local bat and ball sports as season winds down with World Series in sight.
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One Percent Out Yanks Narrow AL Penant Gap
Labor Day baseball antics spark a flurry of logs as Bennie Daniels Dave Stenhouse and Bob Meyer anchor late relief for Senators Athletics and Orioles while White Sox and Yankees stumble in a tight AL pennant race. Hiatt and Chance also figure in mixed results across multiple city games.
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Steelers Deal Off Michaels
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded place kicker Lou Michaels to the Baltimore Colts for linebacker Bill Saul and back Mary Wood. Saul, from Butler, starred at Penn State, while Michaels held the NFL single season field goal record with 26 in 1962 before a training-rule suspension.
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Steelers Lose Potties Again
The Pittsburgh Steelers report the loss of star linebacker Myrna, sidelined by a broken right arm, ending his 1964 season with the NFL club.
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Cardinals Tie for Second as Doubleheader Sweep Pulls Ahead
The St Louis Cardinals swept a Monday doubleheader from Cincinnati by identical 4-2 scores to climb into a second place tie with the Reds. The offense sparked late rallies as Ken Boyer homered and drove in the go ahead run, while Willie Mays powered the Giants with two homers in a separate Pittsburgh contest.
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National League and American League standings and results
National League results include Philadelphia beating Los Angeles while St Louis, Cincinnati, New York and Milwaukee posted wins and Pittsburgh and Chicago lost. Upcoming games list matches for Los Angeles at Philadelphia and St Louis at Philadelphia among others. American League shows Baltimore leading with 88 wins, Chicago, New York, Detroit, and Los Angeles also in contention with several rain and split doubleheaders noted. Upcoming games include New York at Minnesota and Chicago at Minnesota, with others postponed or N indicated.
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Boston Celtics Owner Dies at Cape Cod Hospital
Massachusetts sports notes report the death of Walter A. Brown owner of the Boston Celtics Bruins and Garden after a heart attack at Cape Cod Hospital. Brown, a 1962 Hall of Fame builder, helped build the Celtics into a premier team and shaped professional basketball.
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Indians facing move rumors linger over Cleveland stay
Cleveland Indians financial strains spark talk of relocation with Seattle or others rumored as potential destinations. GM Paul says no commitments have been made and a directors meeting will chart whether to stay or move. Ownership, stockholder stakes, and recent losses shape the decision as the club weighs next year’s fate.
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White Sox fall in doubleheader as AL race tightens
Washington beats Chicago 6-2 and 6-0 in a doubleheader, dropping the White Sox to second place in the American League behind Baltimore and New York in a three–team scramble. Al Lopez says 20 games remain and previews rotation with Pizarro, Horlen, and Polers guiding the staff.
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Senators' Daniels Shuts Down White Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
Bernie Daniels of the Senators threw his last complete game in over two months, a five hitter, as Washington opened 3-0 and then won 6-2 to sweep Chicago. Roger Mathews of the Yankees had four hits including a tenth inning double that brought home the winner in a 5-2 victory over Minnesota.
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Texan Coady Wins Dallas Open Golf Tourney
Texan Charles Coady captured the $40,000 Dallas Open title amid talk that the prize money mattered less than the fringe benefits of victory. His win, his first tourney in under a year, earns PGA access and entry to major events while solidifying his standing. Edwards shot 67 to finish at 272, with Casper and Fred Haas tied for third at 273.
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County Ties in Star Game Ends In Tie At Erie Stadium
A high school all star football clash in Erie ended 6-6 after a late 4th quarter scoring drive. Union City’s Frank Musiek and County 42 connected for a seven yard pass to Lupo as time expired, but the conversion failed, leaving the game tied with over 14 000 in attendance.
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Baseball attendance dips in 1963 Galf Day program
The 1963 Galf Day program drew below 209000 in attendance, far under last season. Jay's Uegame program attracted 182102 fans versus 222880 in 1963 for a 19 game schedule.
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Auburn Triumphs in NYP League Final, 10-6 Over Geneva
Auburn defeats Geneva 10 to 6 in NYP League action. The win secures Auburn a best of 14 series victory, with Auburn extending its lead in the late innings and maintaining momentum for upcoming games. Geneva fought hard but could not close the gap in the final frames.
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