Koufax Seeks ERA Crown With Dominant Win and Tight NL Race
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hit shutout as the Dodgers beat the Giants, lowering his ERA to 1.62 and narrowing the gap behind the pennant leaders. He improved to 21-7, extending his streak of ERA titles and keeping Dodgers within a few games of first place as Pittsburgh and St Louis contend.
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Sandy
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
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Runndrop Juan Marichal
Jefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Dramatic Wins Highlight Seven-Game MLB Action
Cincinnati overwhelmed Philadelphia 20 to in a game featuring Pete Rose and Vada Pinson. Hank Aaron and Joe Torre led scoring in Braves win over the Mets. St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Houston, and Pittsburgh also posted victories in a sprawling doubleheader night. Roberto Clemente contributed multi hit games for Pittsburgh as the Pirates rallied past St. Louis.
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Tommy Helms
Vada Pinson
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Jackie Brandt
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
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Mets
Torre
Ednas Menke
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RBI
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Atlante
Princeton
Green Bay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Columbus
S.C
Dallas
Tulsa
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Buffalo
Allentown
Oakland
Denver
Giants Blanked By Sandy In Ninth Inning Misplay
A mangled boxscore type report from a Chicago game describes Sandy Koufax and Houston's pitching duel with late scoring opportunities. John Roseboro, Bob Aspromante, and Bill Henry figure among batters, while a suspended contest resumes with Lindy McDaniel in relief. The account notes an intentional walk to Gilliam and a sacrifice fly by Willie Mays as pivotal moments.
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John Bateman
Houston
Lindy McDaniel
Low
Johnsor
Chicago
Gaim
Elside
Rigile
Lelcburé
Gilliam
Koufax
Wil‘lie Mays
Maury Wills
Jim Ray Mart
Perry
Hal Lanier
Fuentes
Bolin
Willie McCovey
Ee Hy
Far Western Conference Adds Davis as 7th Member
California State College at Hayward joins the Far Western Conference, expanding the loop to seven teams for the first time in 42 years. The move ends a six-team era and cements a San Francisco State Humboldt State monopoly, with SF State posting strong histories and the Aggies Davis ranking among top programs.
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Hayward
PWG
California
Pioneers
FWC
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Humbold State
Golden Gaters
Humboldt State
Lermber
Jacks
Humboldt
University of California At Davis
Call Aggies
Wolt Pet
San Francisco
JC. Davis
Yevada
Mantle Returns in Yankee 6-5 Win with Hamstring Worries
Ralph Houk guarded Mantle who had been out 11 days with a pulled hamstring. Mantle swung at the first pitch and missed then fouled a ball into the stands as the Yankees edged the Athletics 6-5. Postgame, Mantle leaned on his health while teammates and rivals noted the tense atmosphere of his return and the night’s other AL results. The Orioles, Twins, California and KC also won in a day full of late-game rallies and bench heroes.
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Ralph Houk
Mantle
Houk
Yanks
Mickey
Baltimore
Boat
Minneapolis
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Vic. Roznoysky
Boog Powell
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Earl Battey
Cesar Tover
Jerry Zimmerman
Eich
Minnesota
Twins
White Sox
Jim “Merritt
Mike McCormick
Indians
McCormick
Steve’ Hargan
Jay Johnstone
Boxes of a L Tilts Pattie Coast Langne
An unclear clipping mentions Pattie Coast Langne and AG Inne Peta in a brief item about boxes and tilts. Readable names suggest a local notice or social column fragment with characters and possible events.
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Langne i
Inne
Peta 5
Bbunne
Vana
Fight results from California league Friday action
Fragmentary notes from California league play report several outcomes and players. Names like Rawls and Rekersfula appear among scattered results while Santa Barbara and Vinings are mentioned. The garbled text references innings and teams but no clear standings or scores are readable.
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Santa Barbara
Yasane
Dean Rekersfula
Sockton
Newark II Board Openings for Little League Directors
Newark American Little League seeks nominations for board openings by Sept. 10. Call Ernie Silva at 793-6954 with names of potential nominees. Terms cover the 07 title league season.
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Board of Directors
Newark American Little League
Ernie Silva
World of Sports notes on upcoming international events
Fragmented item outlines U S and international tennis and hockey results and upcoming matches. Mentions Pan American games, world championships, and a draft formula for National Hockey League teams. References players like Cox Fairlie Stilwell Dowell and Dees, with locations such as Longwood and Glendale.
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Wilman's Strikes and Spares bowling guide notes form
A dated bowling instruction fragment outlines stance and alignment tips. It emphasizes body line with left foot aimed at target, hips and shoulders squared, and timing through balance at the foul line. It also links proper release to a bent left knee and a forward-leaning torso with a low hand to aid follow-through.
Colts Rally Past Browns 24 17 in Second Half rout
Baltimore, trailing at halftime, surged behind Gary Cuozzo and a strong second half to defeat the Cleveland Browns 24 to 17 in front of 83,418 fans. Jim Ninowski’s Browns sputtered after a first quarter lead as Unitas connected with Tom Matte for a 13 yard TD and Baltimore’s second string struck twice for 44 and 24 yards. Vikings beat Redskins 30 27 with Fred Cox hitting three fourth quarter FGs.
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Washington Redskins
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Browns
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Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Leroy Kelly
Michaels
Cuazvo
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Willie’ Richardson
Malte
Deep South Invaded By 49ers Football Preview in Atlanta
The article previews the 49ers and Falcons clash with mentions of prospects Randy Johnson Randy Mira and Kermit Alexander injuries to Nobis and others. It notes Willard and Willard's homecoming link to North Carolina and outlines lineup changes for the 49ers including Jim Norton Karl Rubke and Alvin Randolph. It hints at late camp struggles and hopes for a reviving performance under coach Chris with veterans Wheelwright and rookie Wolski as potential spark.
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Kezar Stadium
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Cage
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