North Carolina State pitcher leads Leafs to 5-0 win over South Boston
Jesse Jones and Ray Barlow star as the Danville Leafs shut out South Boston 5-0 at Garden Field. Barlow tosses a two-hitter with five strikeouts, while Cleary belts a solo homer and Howard adds a two-run blast to fuel the victory and keep championship hopes alive in the Virginia league tournament.
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Jesse Jones
Ray Barlow
Leafs
South Boston
Market
Garden Field
Gret
Virginiajia
Stan Musial
Ournal
Danville Leafs
Gretna
Will
Barlow
Jones
Wray Ware
North Carolina State
Will Hill
Larry Cleary
N.C. State
Jesse
Kennedy urges arbitration plan to end track and field feud
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged binding arbitration by the U S Olympic Committee to end the Amateur Athletic Union and National Collegiate Athletic Association rivalry. He proposed a permanent five man panel, a national sports foundation, and annual Little Olympics style events to boost U S athletics. The plan, welcomed by Senate leaders, aims to enforce peace and fund broader sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
U.S
U.S. Olympic Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
United States
Eer Kennedy
Je| Hill
James Gavins
Leafs
Johnson
South Boston
Randyl
Thompson
Senate Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Ross Bass
D- Tenn
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Olympic« Committee
Big Ten
Wilson
Senate
Committee
Nedy
Olympic Committee
A. W. Duer
Kansas City
National Association of In
Notable Scorecard Fragments From South Boston Meet
Readable OCR fragment lists players and partial scores for South Boston with Jesse Jones and Hughes Hatcher Chandler Edmonds Barlow Barker among names. The text shows a game scoreline and participant initials, but key details and outcomes are incomplete.
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Ok Nee Suees
South Boston
Jesse Jones
Hughes
Hatcher
Chandler
Edmonds
Barlow
Barker
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict In Fix Case
Chicago nightclub operator Leo Casale, 25, was convicted by a federal jury in Seattle of trying to fix a college basketball game by bribery. Sentencing set for Sept 20 with max penalties of five years and $10,000 fine. Casale admitted giving $130 to former Seattle guard Pelts Jr. after the game but said it was not a bribe. Co-defendants included Charlie Williams and T. Wheeler. Williams and Phillips faced dismissal after arrest.
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Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Leo ‘Enrico Casale
U.S
William J.linberg
Casale
Seattle University
University of Idaho
Pelter Phillips Jr
Spokane
Phillips
Coalinga
California
Mike
Washington State
Charlie Williams
T., J. Wheeler
University
Wheeler
Jut
Williams
National League Friday Games From San Francisco to Cincinnati
Baseball scores and matchups across the National League with Spahn Sutherland Drysdale Herbert and other pitchers noted. Matchups include San Francisco at New York Philadelphia at Houston Milwaukee at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati with day and night games listed.
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Los Angeles
Hingston
Patiagapets
Mtan
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittspurgh
St Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Spahn
Sutherland
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Herbert
Rarcell
Show
Jackson
Johnson
Louis
Stallard
Mantle Sore Shoulder Hurts Outfield Throws
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees suffers a sore right shoulder limiting his outfield throws and hindering batting. The 33 year old sluggers injuries have slowed him through the season and during the recent four game series with the Twins. X rays have been taken and further treatments planned in Kansas City and Los Angeles. The ailment compounds his already poor legs and was evident in a 5-4 loss to Minnesota.
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Minneapolis — ST. Paul
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle
Twins
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cards and 49ers Meet Tonight in St Louis
The Associated Press reports San Francisco visits St Louis for the Friday NFL exhibition opener marking the first full league action of the season. John David Crow returns to St Louis for the Cardinals in a game the 49ers hope boosts after a 27 7 win over Dallas.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Wers
St. Louis
Cardinal
John David Crow
Crow
49Ers
Dallas
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Nashville
New York
Philadelphia
Princeton
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Green Bay Jrs
Minnesota
Charlotte
AFL
Denver
Louston
San Antonio
Tex
Buffalo
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Boston
Norfolk
San Mieso
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
NFL
Detroit
CBS
Bears
Rams
Browns
Lions
Mets Rally Past Dodgers 5 2 Behind McGraw Arms
New York Mets beat Los Angeles Dodgers 5-2 as Joe Christopher and Ron Swoboda hit eighth inning homers. Sandy Koufax lost his first Mets decision in 21 starts, while Tug McGraw pitched well until the seventh. Wills doubled for the Dodgers and Maury Wills was out stealing second to kill a rally. Mets move to 6 of 7 wins, gaining ground in the pennant race.
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NEW York
Joe Christopher
Ron Swoboda
New York Mets
Don LeJohn
Mets
Dodgers
McGraw
Fleet Maury Wills
Dick Tracewski
Wills
Tracewski
Jim Hickman
Wes Parker
Riple
Jack Fisher
Lou Johnson
Christopher
Swoboda
Johnny Odres
Koufax
Johnson
Ron Hunt
Roy McMillan
McMillan
Hickman
Que Angeles
Parker
Gitar
Hunt
Dohnson
M'Millan
Lefebvre
Lefohn
Davis Ct
Okranept
Torbora
Hiller
Treewski
Klaus
Tong
Podres McGraw
Fisher
Pirates Rally Past Giants For Twinbill Sweep In Pirates 6th Place Rise
Pittsburgh pounded San Francisco for 26 hits driving in 3 6 5 scores to win both ends of a twinight doubleheader. Mazeroski sparked the surge with six straight hits as Willie Stargell and Gene Alley drove in key runs. Bob Veale earned the first game win as Bailey Clendenon and Mazeroski homered, while Mays and McCovey provided later homers for the Giants.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
John J. Roseboro
Los Angeles
Pirates
Matty Alou
Ron Herbet
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargeil
Donn Clendenon
Mazeroski
Gene Alley
del Crandall
Bob Bailey
Jim Ray Hart
Clendenon
Stargell
Alley
Willie McCorvey
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Iby Bailey
Matt H
Sam Franciseo
Fuentes
Pagliare
Piftseurcy Schafield
Bailey
Virden Ct
Haller
Denon
Laroskt
Crandall
Perry Ph
Beso Murakami
Sisk
McBean
Maller
Cardinals Win 7-4 Behind Homers Against Cubs
Ken Boyer launched a three run homer and Julian Javier added a two run shot as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 7-4. Santo and Banks hit consecutive homers for Chicago in the sixth, Don Dennis closed out the hurling for St. Louis, and Bob Skinner delivered two insurance runs in the eighth. Santo drove in two Chicago runs with a third inning single. Purkey improved to 10-8. Hoeft fell to 2-2.
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St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Santo
Don Dennis
Bob Purkey
Bob Skinner
Boyer
Billy Hoeft
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Javier
Chicago
Purkey
Hoeft
Chicago ST. Louis
Brock
Lano
Agoo Wiliams
Savage
Santa
Flood
Banks
Bailey c Javewhite
Stewart
Shannon
Kes'noer
Skinner
Altman
Maxvill
Clemens
St .Louis
AcCarver
HR Bover
Javie
Sb—Brockskinner
Nicklaus Stumbles With Worst Round in Classic Lead Duo
Johnny Pott and Jim Ferrier shared the opening round lead at the American Golf Classic in Akron as Firestone course conditions challenged players. Jack Nicklaus posted a disastrous 42-48 for a 1 over par 90, the worst round of his career, after earlier hitting trouble on the tough 7,165-yard layout.
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Nicklaus
EE Pott
Ferrier
Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
AKRON
Chio
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferrier
Jack Nicklaus
Patt
Kel Nagle
Ariel Palmer
Augusta
Lliers
Nichols
Tony Lema
Columbus
Marindate
Ohio
Pave
Ragan
Peter/pale Qouainsssreen
Thomson
Doug Sanders
Mason
Chen
Baxter
Big Jack
Roger McManus
Brace Crameter
Hartsville
Uji Rercee
Me Breens
Akaron
Graham Pott
Davidson Saves Victory Over Braves in Milwaukee
Ted Davidson came on in relief of the injured Joe Nuxhall in the fourth inning and held a two run lead as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves 3 to 1. Davidson blanked Milwaukee on one hit the rest of the way for his third win in four decisions. Derron Johnson hit a two run homer for Cincinnati while Joe Torre connected for a 440 foot shot for Milwaukee. Tony Cloninger took the loss dropping to 18-9.
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Milwaukee
Davidson
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Los Anegeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Nauxhall
Derron Johnson
Gordy Coleman
Eddie Matthew
Victoy
Johnson
Joe Torre
Nuxhall
Tony Cloninger
Wight
Cincinnati
Ma Wauker
Harpee If
Alou
Rose
Jones
Edwards
Wood
Davids
Cardenas
Rost
HR Johnson
Satara
Yoon
Hoghall Feces
Errors Aid Astros Again As Phils Take 6-4
PHILADELPHIA AP A throwing error by pitcher Gary Wagner opened the door for two eighth inning runs as the Houston Astros edged Philadelphia 6-4. Joe Morgan and Jim Wynn sparked the rally with hits, as Rusty Staub and Bob Aspromonte followed with miscues by Philadelphia, erasing a 4-2 lead. Earlier, John Callison drove in a Phillies run in the first while Jim Gentile homered for Houston to tie in the second.
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Philadelphia
Gary Wagner
Houston Astros
Phillies
Joe Morgan
Houston
Jim Wynn
Clay Dalrymple
Wynn
Rusty Staub
John Herrnstein
Wagner
Astro
Robin Roberts
John Callison
Jim Gentiles
Rich Allen
Wes Covington
Phils
Eddie Kasko
Anne Quast Wells
Thel
Astros
Folly Riley
Kayoed
Connie June Day
Serts
U.S
John Briggs
Wight Gam Houston Pria
Philadel
Abrh
Morgan A
Allen
Staub
Callison
Aspie
Taylor
Kasko
Gonzalez Cf
Lillis
Darmple
Roberts P Grush
Fetals of Riggs
Philedelp Thes
E—wynn
Bates
Houston del Delphin T. Lob
Philalens Wynn
Brias
Wine
Callieson
Gentile
Asko
Roberts
Waoner
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Bobby
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Itration
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Minnie B. Jordan
Revi Oe Shine
Ty Auction
AMO Realty CO
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Danville
George BH. Shields
AL Willette
KING
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King of the Sea Restaurant — Memorial
AMERI
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Kreutzer
Tiaston Eure
Stephenson
Tien
Len
Buzhardt
O'Donoghue Ord
Detrail Touc
Aed Chance
Cleveland Cinetower
Grant
Night
White Lake, N.C
Avery Beck
Whispering Pines
Larry Parker
White Lake Country Club
Rowlette
Doug Jones
Walton
Riverside Brig. Supply
Canusp
Giles Florist
Bys
Hobos
Reds
West End Rials
Ferry Rd
Friends
Stokestand Methodist
Ross and Wilkerson
Ludwick
Martin Mangrul Fisher
Ringgard
Church of God
Woodrow Wilson
Meadows
Fox
Poteat
Bradley
Northview
Discos
Bailarc
Cable
P. Ballard
Farlow
Lee
Stonewall
Sacred Heart
Young and FL
Grant, Walker and Stearce
Johnson U
Bob's
North Main Atlantic
Fowler and
Dixie Boys League
Dr. Pepper
Danville Amusement
Eroski
Bob Veale
Cap Peterson
Tim Pagliaroni
Ailey
Roberto Clemente
Cledenon
Cardinals
Ted Davidson
Riverside Lanes
H. Barker
D&m
D. Foster
C&m
B&l Fosters
Foster
Turners
C. Turner
W. Daniels
Douglas
Steam Fitters
Oakes
Bod's Barber Show
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B. Franklin
Riverside
Mists
Richardson
Gooehonn Plumbing
Aaill
Haviter
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