Devine Resigns as Khayat to Retire From Redskins
World of Sports report notes Bing Devine 47 resigns as general manager of the Washington Redskins. Bob Khayat plans retirement soon and Art Routzong attached as manager. The moves come amid owner changes and the season’s end remains uncertain.
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Dodgers swept by rain and flood in split doubleheader
Dodgers fail to win both ends of a Sunday doubleheader as rain disrupted play in Los Angeles. Sandy Koufax struck out 13 in the opener while Curt Flood and St. Louis Cardinals hitters produced six straight hits. In the second game, the Cards edged the Dodgers with a late burst as Moffitt faced tough serves and Hantze Sus stacked losses.
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Cubs Rally Late For Buc Split
Flood drove in runs early and added singles and a triple to spark the Cubs in a split with the Buccaneers. He struck out facing Bob Gibson in the ninth as the Dodgers manager mocked his swing.
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Harrison Wins Waterloo Golf Championship
Harrison of Palay Desert California shot a Wunderpar 97 to win the Waterloo Mens Open Golf Tournament. The event summary notes a strong performance by Harrison and mentions local reaction from organizers.
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Broncos Drop Veteran Leo from Be av er lineup
Fort Collins report states the American Football League club released veteran guard Leo, 28, previously with the Buffalo Bills. Leo, product of Indiana, was listed among the Beavers’ Sunday lineup changes.
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Upland Remains In Legion Play
Upland is in Ameri can Legion Region play facing Clearfield after edging Greeley 5-4 in nine innings. The Hawaii and California based teams update a tense race as Mesa based teams log results in the late rounds of the tournament.
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Beckwith Stewart Clinch Maclhorn 12-Hour Victory
Mike Beckwith and British driver Jackie Stewart led by 10 laps finishing over 17 miles ahead of second place to win the fourth annual Maclhorn 12-hour endurance race for compact car fans in a Ford Cortina in Upper Marlboro Maryland.
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Wilmans Strikes and Spares in Ladies Bowling League
The text discusses wrist action and release technique in bowling, noting a weak wrist causes rightward spin. It suggests freezing the wrist at release to roll a straight ball, and promotes using a backup ball with thumb positions. An offer for a pamphlet on fundamentals is included with mailing details to Wikman of The Daily Review.
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Retieve Open New Verses With Reds
A rough game narrative shows Gene Oliver driving in runs and producing a three frame lead. The Braves rally with two singles and a string of outs, while Hank Aaron and Lee Maye contribute key hits. The Reds pitcher Tony Cloninger faces Alou and other batters as the Giants, Dark, and Marinhal prepare for upcoming postseason matchups. The piece notes scheduled games against the Reds and the St Louis series, with details on lineups and late innings.
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Klaus Leads Mets Romp Over Phillies 12-4
Bobby Klaus led a Whit attack with four singles, scoring three runs and driving in one as the New York Mets crushed the National League leaders, the Philadelphia Phillies, 12-4 on Sunday.
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Albright Wins CCPBA Pro Bowl Title in Hayward
San Bruno's H George Albright won the Central California Professional Bowlers Association event at Hayward's Southgate Lanes, defeating Sacramento's Doug Hunt ing 400 to 306 in the final two games. Darrel Landau of San Lorenzo led the eight-game finals with 1643 pins but finished second.
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Robinson Hits 22nd Home Run as Reds Beat Colts 8-3
Frank Robinson slugged his 22nd homer and drove in three as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Houston Colts 8-3 behind six effective innings from starter Joey Jay. Also notes mention mixed results from other events and preliminary rounds in unrelated tournaments.
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Eastern League Testa Game Summary
Eastern League notes show a test game featuring Wilbiamitger and Eriy. Readings focus on pitching and batting drills with placeholder names and no decisive scores recorded.
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Apex Hanover In USSR Win
American bred Apex Hanover won his first race under Soviet owners at the Moscow Hippo drome with Miss M A Burdova driving. The five year old trotter had been sold to Hippo drome officials last week after becoming the first American horse to win a Soviet race in 25 years on August 2.
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Reds Pitcher Nuxhall Signed for 1964 College Basketball Radio
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Joe Nuxhall has been signed to a 1964 broadcasting contract for play by play coverage of Miami University basketball games on the WMOGH station in Hamilton.
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Trustees Hear Coaches' Lawyer On Pay Rise
Attorney Tom Doyle will present the Hayward Unified School District Coaches Assn raise request to the Hayward Unified District board at 7:30 p.m. in the district office. Coaches seek to elevate coaching pay for after‑school programs at Hayward Mt Eden Sunset and Tennyson high schools. The group previously asked for raises via telegram before the budget was adopted, but the board favored a broader salary increase for all instructors.
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Rams rally ends with Gabriel doubtful for next exhibition
Gabriel, hobbling with a sprained right knee after a rough first half in a 56 31 loss to the Browns, may miss the Rams next preseason game. He completed only 6 of 15 passes for 89 yards with two interceptions as Terry Baker led a third quarter surge with three TD passes.
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Chargers Train For KC Tilt In Preseason Warmup
In a strong preseason showing the San Diego Chargers, training at Arkansas State College, defeated the Oilers 14 to 37 with 72 seconds left. The team, now 18-1 in exhibition play, faces the Chiefs next, then Jets in Atlanta, and Raiders in San Diego to close the schedule. Rams quarterback changes and several injuries to Rams players were noted, including McKeever, Brown Pramea, Pardee, Varrachione, and rookie Waddy Pope.
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Saddler Boxer In U S Debut In San Francisco Card
In San Francisco a four bout card opens at 8 30 p m headlined by a Lester Niblett rematch at Kezar Pavilion Lester brings 110 knockouts in straight wins and dominates Niblett who went 10 rounds last July 20 The bout likely ends earlier The co feature has Mayayoshi Ueda Japan making his American debut against Dick Knight Oak Park plus other matchups in the night’s program
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Far Western Swimming Championships See No World Marks
The Far Western Swimming Championships ended with no world marks as top West Coast swimmers skipped to save energy for Olympic Trails in New York. Notable results included Sue Jones defending her 100 meter breaststroke title and Wayne Anderson setting a new meet record in the 200 meter breaststroke, while several star Californians were absent, including Don Scholl and Donna de Varona.
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Bees Salinas Split S San Jose Doubleheader
Bees beat Salinas 4 3 in the opener and Mets win the nightcap 4 3 in a doubleheader played yesterday at San Jose. Bees and Mets combined for a tight two games with late-inning chances and strong pitching from both sides.
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