Hart Drives Giants Past Dodgers To Lead NL
Jim Hart knocked in three runs including a first inning single and a fifth inning two-run homer as the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1. Bob Shaw and Masanori Murakami combined on a six-hitter to give San Francisco the NL lead, sweeping the two-game series and moving two percentage points ahead. Shaw improved to 15-8 with the win, allowing five hits before Murakami came on.
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Hart homer spurs Giants past Dodgers in late rally
In a tight game the Giants push ahead after Mays and Hart ignite an early rally. Hart belts his 21st homer and 20 RBIs in 13 games as Murakami shuts down the Dodgers the rest of the way. Dodgers drop from first place, attendance tops 2 million for the season.
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Two Veterans Among Six Leaving Chargers
SAN DIEGO Calif AP Veterans Bob Mitinger and Jerry Robinson were among six players cut from the San Diego Chargers to meet the AFL 38 player limit. Mitinger, a four year defensive end and linebacker from Penn State, is on injured reserve with a back problem. Robinson, a four year offensive end from Grambling, was waived with Fred Moore, Bob Horton, Lloyd McCoy and Willie Beasley.
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Angels Acquire Shortstop Jacin Hernandez From Seattle
The Los Angeles Angels announced the purchase of 25-year-old shortstop Jacin Hernandez from their Seattle farm club. Hernandez hit .231 with 39 RBIs, 5 home runs and 24 stolen bases for Seattle this season.
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Orioles take twin bill from Yanks
Sam Bowens delivered a two run homer as Baltimore swept a doubleheader 4-2 and 9-5 from the New York Yankees. Wally Bunker anchored the nightcap, boosting the Orioles to four straight wins over New York and within 6 4 games of Minnesota. Boog Powell hit a two run homer and Paul Blair had three doubles as Baltimore collected 16 hits in game two. The Yankees suffered a seven game slide, their longest losing streak of the season, inching toward pennant elimination.
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Skeen Remains On Hospital's Critical List
Florence AP report says Baren Skeen, 25, of Denton NC, injured in Darlington Southern 500, remained in critical condition after skull fractures and spleen removal surgery. Midmorning update noted slight improvement but skull injuries still cause major concern. Wickersham suffered a broken jaw. two drivers escaped unhurt. Cale Yarborough collided with Sam McQuaggy in a separate crash.
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Talbott Brightens UNC Tar Heel Backfield Prospects
Tar Heels coach Jim Hickey bets on 195 pound junior Danny Talbott to spark the offense after graduation hit the backfield. Talbott is praised as a capable passer who missed much of last season with an injury. The schedule opens with Michigan on September 18, then Ohio State, Virginia, N C State, Maryland, Wake Forest, Georgia, Clemson, Notre Dame and Duke with a mix of veterans and new backs supporting him.
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Oliva closes gap on AL batting leader Cart Yastrzemski
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins moved within nine points of leader Cart Yastrzemski as he posted 11 hits in 24 at bats last week to lift his average to .318 while Harmon Killebrew's injury kept Minnesota short-handed and their lead trimmed. Roberto Clemente stands strong in the NL with a .345 mark.
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Riverside Field Softball Results Prompt Spillover Note
Unclear readable lines show softball results at Riverside Field with incomplete team names and scores. Mentions Gravely Scearce and Yar borough incidents near an embankment and guard rail with players McDowell Fisher Ford Gravely and Ringgold referenced in fragmented form.
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Tigers Rally To Dip Red Sox 5-3 In Detroit
Ray Oyler plated the tie breaking run with a two out double in the seventh as Detroit defeated Boston 5-3. Norm Cash launched a two run homer in the first, boosting the Tigers to an early lead. Al Kaline grounded in the first run after Wert stole second and scored on Nixon’s error. Boston tallied in the third on Nixon and Petrocelli hits, then tied the game before Navarro exited after five.
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Doctors Believe Vernon Law Can Take Mound Sunday
Pittsburgh doctors expressed optimism that Vernon Law will make his normal Sunday start against Cincinnati. Law stayed in Pittsburgh for treatment of an ailment in his right arm while the Pirates traveled. He worked out about 20 minutes with no adverse effects. he is a veteran pitcher with a 16-9 record and had elbow strain requiring fluid drained from the elbow.
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Cowboys Release Bill Frank From Roster
Dallas Cowboys cut offensive tackle Bill Frank outright on a Tuesday to reach the NFL roster limit of 45. Frank had joined the club midseason last year after opting out of the Canadian Football League.
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Sammy Ellis Leads Reds To 5-0 Win Over Pirates
Cincinnati with Sammy Ellis pitching a three hit shutout and Frank Robinson driving in two with a two run double. John Edwards added a solo homer as the Reds move into sole third place in the National League and close the gap on the Giants Dodgers. Pinson and Coleman also contributed key hits in the 5-0 victory over Pittsburgh.
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MacCall Seeks Second Chance as U.S. Davis Cup Captain
Forest Hills N Y AP George MacCall of Los Angeles won support to remain U S Davis Cup captain and said he would try again after guiding the Americans to the interzone finals where they lost to Spain. President Martin Tressel said he would consider MacCall if reelected. The plan includes sending a Davis Cup nucleus to Australia for grass court events culminating in the Australian Championships. The past four players named were Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner Frank Froehling and Marty Reisen. Dennis Ralston returns to USC for studies. Cliff Richey’s status was debated with MacCall leaving the door open for him.
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Vikings Cut Four Players Waive Out Fifth
Minnesota Vikings cut four players and waived a fifth after he wasn’t claimed in time. Bill Swain from Oregon Bill McWatters of North Texas State Howard Simpson of Auburn and Bob Lacey of North Carolina were released, while Jim Young, a Canadian halfback, was waived after another team withdrew a prior claim.
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Cleveland routs White Sox as Salesman's slam seals 9-5 win
Chico Salesman's grand slam highlighted a 17 hit Cleveland attack that beat Chicago 9-5. The loss stopped the White Sox four game win streak and left them five games behind AL leader Minnesota. Cleveland pulled away with five runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth aided by Salmon's homer and key hits from Colavito Wagner Azcue and Hinton.
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Johnny Keane To Sign Again To Head Yanks
New York AP reports 53 year old Johnny Keane will sign a one year contract to manage the New York Yankees in 1966. A news conference is set for 2 p.m. EST at Yankee Stadium. Injuries and inconsistent hitting plagued 1965 under Keane, though team officials insist he bears little blame. Keane previously led the Cardinals to the World Series title before taking over in New York.
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Three Bears Out With Leg Injuries
RENSSELAER Ind AP Quarterback Larry Rakestraw guard Palmer Pyle and tackle Riley Mattson are sidelined with leg injuries and will miss the Chicago Bears exhibition game with the Dallas Cowboys in Tulsa on Saturday night Coach George Halas said Tuesday Tight end Mike Ditka remains uncertain
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Breakfast Club Leads
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