Reds Stop Cards Behind Nuxhall And McCool Pitching
Joe Nuxhall and Billy McCool combined to limit the St. Louis offense after the third inning as Cincinnati beat the Cardinals 4-2. Pavletich drove in a run with a fourth inning double and scored on a wild pitch, while Sadecki bore the loss for St. Louis. Ted Savage homered for the Cardinals in the second, giving St. Louis an early lead before Cincinnati pulled away late.
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Donal Pavietich
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Billy McCool
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McCool
Deron Johnson
Reds
Ray Sadecki
Pavletich
Sadecki
Nuxhal
Tommy Harper
Ted Savage
Phil Gagliano
Pete Rose
Vada Pinsop
Gordie Coleman
Late ruling puts Buddy Baker runner-up in Smoky 200
In Maryville, a late judges decision altered the Smoky 200 Grand National stock car result. Dick Hutcherson won as Buddy Baker of Charlotte moved to second after a postrace lap review. Richard Petty dropped to third, costing Ned Jarrett 90 points and narrowing the lead to 180?
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Maryville
Coach Kuharich Sees Eagles Improving In 1965
Philadelphia coach Joe Kuharich remains confident the 1965 Eagles can lift from last year’s 6-8 record. He notes misplays in exhibitions, expects new backs and linemen to click, and plans minor changes with veterans like Jim Ringo and Timmy Brown anchoring a faster defense and offense.
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Pro Eagles
Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Nate Ramsey
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Ed Blane
Irv Cross
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Jim Ringo
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Ollie Matson
Don Bur
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Ray Poage
Dixie Youth Minor League faces busy week after tourney
Dixie Youth Minor League resumes action after a two week break with an Invitational tournament in Popi-cola. Five games loom Thursday through Friday including Pepsi-Cola, Thompson Ready-Mix, Grapette and Auto Sects matchups. Standings show Pepsi-Cola and Grapette atop the Dixie Boys with tight contention. Wrenn Motors clinched the Dixie Senior flag with an 8-1 mark.
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Oilers rout Bills 29 7 in exhibition showdown
Houston controlled Buffalo 29-7 as George Blanda and Don Trull led an offense that piled up 260 yards while the Oilers’ defense held the Bills to 107 yards. Blanda connected on two field goals and three extra points, with Sam Weir and W. Hicks scoring. Buffalo’s Kent led a late rally with a 28-yard drive ending in a Cu tington run. Attendance 14,287.
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Auburn
Bob Cutington
North Carolina
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Vacationers Slow Play in City Softball Leagues This Week
After four weeks of steady play the city leagues resumed action with heavy scheduling this week. Sacred Heart defeated Fire Department 16 to 5 as Davis Johnson and Jones each had three hits. Adkins walked and doubled to spark the win. Wagon Wheel beat Link Watson 3 to 1 with Wallace Reid homering and L Jones held Link Watson to five singles. North Main Atlantic swept Fire Department 22 to 11 on 21 hits highlighted by Ronnie Wilsons big day including a homer. they also beat the Pigeon Club 10 to 4 as Phil Franks pitched well and Wayne Yeatts hit a 3-run homer. Southern Life split two games, winning 15 to 9 then losing 10 to 6. Barbershop and Bob’s both posted wins in the C League as Druid Hills, Hullette, Payne and others contributed key hits.
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Green Bay Tops Giants 44 7 in NFL Exhibition Opener
Packers led by Bart Starr passing and a stifling defense rolled to a 44 7 victory over the New York Giants in the NFL exhibition opener. Starr completed 10 of 12 for 153 yards and two touchdowns, including strikes to Carroll Dale and Bob Lonch. Tom Brown added an 82 yard punt return TD as Green Bay’s defense dominated the game.
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Totus
Church League Roundup Opens With Clean Slugging Showdowns
Main Street defeated Lee Street 11 to 6 as five seventh inning runs blew open the game. Farley and J Barnett led with three hits for Main Street while Worley and W Wyatt added two apiece for Lee Street. Lee Street then beat West End Christian 11 to 6, Isom driving in the winning runs with four RBI and two hits. West End Christian’s Patton went 2 for 3. Moffett’s bats were led by Bolton and Mustain with two singles each. In Slow Pitch, Woodlawn beat Northview 8 to 6 behind 14 hits and six players with two hits each. Watlington had two doubles. Coble and Powell added two hits for Northview. Design won 9 to 2 in another Slow Pitch matchup.
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Danville Wins Dixie Minor Tourney Title
Danville edged Halifax County 8 to 6 to claim the Dixie Youth Minor League Invitational Tournament championship in South Boston. Neal Hamilton and Chuck Clifton led Danville with two singles apiece, while Glen Tillison doubled. Roy Whitlow paced Halifax with two singles.
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Chuck Clifton
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Pearson
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Nelson
Happy Chandler Believes Catch Is Largest Carp
Danville Register reports Charlie A. Happy Chandler showing a 16-pound carp caught near Riverside Drive behind the Hajoca Building. Chandler, fishing since 1958 in the Dan River, said it was the biggest fish he ever caught and appeared larger than its weight.
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Happy) Chandler
Dan River
Danville Register
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Unitas Leads Colts To 22-10 Exhibition Win Over Cards
Johnny Unitas and a stout Colt defense powered Baltimore to a 22-10 victory against St. Louis in a National Football League exhibition in New Orleans. Unitas connected on two short TD passes while Dennis Gaubatz Fred Miller and Steve Stonebreaker sparked the defense. The crowd of 15,229 marked the largest NFL exhibition crowd in New Orleans as the city vies for an NFL franchise.
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Associated Press
NEW Orleans
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Colt
Baltimore
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dennis Gaubatz
Fred Miller
Steve Stonebreaker
St. Louis
Abe Woodson
Gary Cuzzo
Dave Dillon
Lenny Lyles
Charley Johnson
John Mackey
Willie Richardson
Colts
Tom Matte
Bob Boyd
Johnson
Lou Michaels
Jim Bakken
Cards
Henry wins Canadian Amateur Golf Championship at Pine Ridge
Jere George Henry of Valdosta Georgia Tech defeated Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia to capture the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship in a 3 ½ hole final. Henry trailed early but rallied on the 36th with a 16 foot putt and finished with a 30 foot putt on the last hole as wind gusts of 30 miles per hour troubled both players. Campbell, U S Amateur champion, praised the younger man’s performance.
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Valdosta
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