Phillies top Giants as Bunning earns 15th win in a 5 1 victory
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning allowed only four San Francisco hits as the Phillies exploded for four runs in the third inning. Johnny Callison delivered a two run double, driving in two and fueling a 5-1 win that moved Bunning to 15-9. The Giants, who had tied for first in the NL, were held to two first inning hits while Willie Mays doubled for San Francisco.
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National League Baseball Standings and Tuesday Games
Standings show New York 5 Los Angeles 3 and Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 1 as results. Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 6 percent. Los Angeles 74 55. Chicago 44 B. Late game not included. Tuesday schedule lists Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Houston at Pittsburgh, Cincinnatti at Chicago, and Atlanta at Chicago with starters named.
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Faris rejoiner key for ECC Pirates grid drills
Bob Faris a junior kicking specialist from Falls Church Virginia joined ECCs Pirates for the second week of football practice in Greenville North Carolina. Faris had been released from a Washington hospital after a car accident last week. Coach Clarence Stasavich reshuffled the lineup with Ham Hamilton moving to second unit tackle and Mike Herring securing the No 1 tackle role on the right. Randy Rose shifted to third unit tackle, while Bob Koehler moved from tailback to wing back on the third unit. Stasavich praised the effort in drills.
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Surtees Wins at Brands Hatch for Guards Trophy
John Surtees of Britain won the main race at Brands Hatch driving a Lola with a six liter engine. His victory secured the Guards International Trophy for sports racing cars at the international meet on Monday.
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NFL Scoreboards To Be Official Game Time Pieces
New York AP notes the National Football League tests a electronic time device to make scoreboard clocks the official game time. A transmitter on an on-field official sends signals to the scoreboard receiver to start and stop the clock, aligning it with the official watch. By season end 1966 the system aims to be in use at all parks.
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Redskins drop rookies and place injured on waivers
The Washington Redskins released rookie quarterback Harry Theofis Jedes from Waynesburg and fullback Tom Urbanik from Penn State on Monday and placed freshman defensive halfback on the injured waiver list. Billy Clay of Mississippi sprained his right knee in the All-American game and may be eligible to rejoin the roster in 30 days.
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Sports editor George F. Redmond dies at 63 in Yakima
George F. Redmond, 63, longtime sports editor of The Yakima Dailies and a newspaperman for more than 50 years, died in a Yakima hospital after a heart attack. He retired in 1962 but had covered sports for the two Yakima papers nearly full time since.
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Knickerbockers Sign Komives For 1966-67 Season
The New York Knicks announce that forward W Howard Komives has signed his 1966-67 NBA contract with the club on Monday, securing his roster spot for the upcoming season.
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Chisox Top Indians 2-0 As Agee Boots In A Two-Run Homer
Chicago White Sox notch a 2-0 win over Cleveland as Tommie Agee hits a two-run homer off Gary Bell in the sixth inning. Tommie John fires his fifth shutout of the season, improving to 13-8 while Bell falls to 13-10.
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Labor Day Fishing Contests Planned at Elkhorn Park
Preston Baker, president of the Elkhorn Recreation Club, announces Labor Day weekend fishing and attendance contests at Elkhorn Recreation Park for September 3 to 5. Prizes go to the largest bass, crappie, and bream with weighing by 9:00 p.m. Monday. Attendance prizes of 10 and 5 dollars will be awarded to attendees via gate tickets.
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Casper Maintains No 1 Position In PGA Money Race
Billy Casper won 2150 at the Philadelphia Golf Classic but leads the PGA money list with 113,952.33 this year. Arnold Palmer remains runner up with 98,946.05, while Jack Nicklaus stands third at 91,815.20. top ten totals include Doug Sanders, Gay Brewer, Phil Rodgers, R. H. Sikes, Al Geiberger, Gene Littler, and Frank Beard with varying official and unofficial earnings.
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Buckpasser Workout Underwhelms Trainer Ahead of Race
Buckpasser, the 3 year old considered the favorite for Saturdays 250000 added New Hampshire Sweepstakes at Rockingham Park, posted a disappointing 1 17 for six furlongs this Sunday. Trainer Eddie Neloy said Buckpasser let the work horse get ahead and will try six furlongs again Tuesday to pace the final preparations.
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Mets Rally Past Dodgers 5-3 to End Skid
New York edges Los Angeles 5-3 as Bob Shaw earns his 10th win. Key two-run second inning started by Nate Oliver error. Jim Hickman adds early double. Dodgers close gap in seventh but Mets hold on for the victory and end a five-game slide.
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Horton Powers Tigers Past Orioles For 6-3 Win
Willie Horton drove in five runs with two homers as the Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-3. McLain earned his 16th win with 11 strikeouts, while Frank Robinson and Luis Aparicio provided Baltimore’s early runs. Horton’s 20th homer started the scoring, and Freehan added a homer in the eighth.
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Impressive wins Fall High Weight Handicap at Aqueduct
Impressive, a 3-year-old trained by Kenny Knapp, winner of the 53rd Fall High Weight Handicap at Aqueduct, edged six furlongs in 1:10 2-5 under 132 pounds. Brooklyn Bridge narrowly beat Hoist Barr for second as Victoria Regina II captured the Atlantic City purse, while Tapatio II won the Fair Trial Purse at Arlington Park. Disdad set a track record for three-quarters at Rockingham Park.
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Nuxhall Sparks Reds to 2-0 Win over Cardinals
Deron Johnson belted two homers and Joe Nuxhall fired a three hitter as the Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis 2-0 for a sixth straight victory. Johnson opened the second with a homer and added a fourth inning shot to push his season total to 19. Nuxhall allowed only two singles and a double, improving to 6-? with four losses for Jaster, who took the loss after five hits and a late pinch-hit change.
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Tommie Smith Wins 300 Meter Dash at Stockholm Meet
San Jose State sprinter Tommie Smith clocked 32.7 seconds to win the 300 meter dash at an international track and field meet in Stockholm. The result capped a day of strong performances by Smith and other U.S. athletes against European competition.
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Emerson Stolle Hand U S Davis Cup Challenge In Doubles
Australians Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle crushed American duo Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner 6 4 6 4 6 4 to retain the U S National Doubles title at Longwood Brookline Mass They dominated with strong serving and net play as Ralston and Graebner failed to counter the Australians pressure The win extends Emersons consecutive U S doubles titles streak to 24 with prior championships in 1959 1960 and 196? The match was part of the U S Lawn Tennis Association tournament actions and previewed a possible Davis Cup clash in Melbourne December 27
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Late rallies give Yankees 7 to 2 victory
The New York Yankees rallied for six runs in the last two innings to defeat Kansas City 7-2. Dooly Womack and Steve Hamilton combined for a hitless relief outing after Fred Talbot struggled in the second. Horace Clark homered in a key late sequence and Lou Clinton added a late homer as New York pulled away.
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Two-Out Triple In Fifth Inning Decides Contest
Houston defeats Pittsburgh 2-0 as Cuellar hurls five-hitter. Ron Davis delivers a two-out, fifth-inning triple driving in Micholson and Lillis. Mazeroski misplays a grounder to help the run. Cuellar improves to 10-6, Veale takes the loss. Pirates slump toward first place tie with San Francisco despite ninth-inning threat.
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Softball Results From West End Field Playoff at Ballou Park
Sports brief records softball results and affiliations from West End Field and Ballou Park. Teams Brethern Mem Jefferson Chandler Calvary SkS beat Rewlensleg while Stokesland and Gayton McDaniel Thurman Talley Baker appear in listed matchups. The text lists multiple player pairs and scores in a fragmented OCR style.
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Bernie Allen Drives Twins Past Senators 6-1
Bernie Allen hit a three run homer to break a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Washington Senators 6-1. Jim Perry held Washington to five hits while Tony Oliva and Rich Rollins contributed RBI singles, and Bob Allison added a run with a double.
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