Pirates defeat Reds as Law secures ninth straight win
PITTSBURGH AP Vernon Law won his ninth consecutive decision despite a four-run Cincinnati first inning, backed by Willie Stargell and Gene Alie as the Pirates beat Cincinnati 8-4. Law improved to 17-9 after returning from elbow strain, allowing six hits.
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Estate of Walter A Brown Valued at 332 423 in Norfolk
The estate of the late Walter A Brown, president of the Boston Garden Corp and co owner of the Boston Celtics, was valued at 332 423 dollars in an inventory filed in Norfolk Probate Court.
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Top Ten RBIs by Johnson and Others in MLB
Johnson of Cincinnati leads with 120 RBIs followed by Stargell of Pittsburgh at 103 Mays of San Francisco with 101 Bans of Chicago with 95 Williams of Chicago also listed. The compact list highlights key batters and their RBI totals for the season.
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Coursing Leads 12-Horse Del Mar Futurity Field
Coursing the undefeated 2-year-old star faces 11 rivals in the Del Mar Futurity at Del Mar California. The $88,650 race awards $60,060 to the winner with Coursing the odds on favorite after a six length tune-up victory on Labor Day. Other contenders include Fiesta Tango from Poltex Stable and Tiny's Son, with all runners at 116 pounds.
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Satchel Paige Signs With A's for Remainder of Season
Chicago AP report that ageless pitcher Satchel Paige signed with the Kansas City Athletics for the rest of the season. Club president Charles Finley said Paige can relieve or start and may rejoin for 1966. A ceremony in Kansas City on Sept 25 will salute Paige as he remains a baseball legend with a long major league and Negro leagues history.
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Cowboys Release Kellerman in Dallas Move
Dallas Cowboys cut Ernie Kellerman a defensive back from Miami of Ohio. The club also announced likely loss of two guards from last week’s game Mike Connelly probably misses this week Jo Bob Ishell out for two weeks leaving the squad thinner for upcoming action.
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AFL awards 1966 Miami franchise as owners eye more teams
The American Football League formally awards a 1966 franchise to Miami and signals possible expansion beyond 10 teams. Commissioner Joe Foss notes a likely 1967 11th club from Chicago Los Angeles New Orleans Milwaukee or Washington with more cities possibly added in 1968 1969.
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Race Driver Buren Skeen Dies After Darlington Crash
Florence AP report confirms stock car driver Buren Skeen died Monday in a Florence hospital from multiple injuries after a four car crash on the second lap of Darlington's Labor Day Southern 500. The 28-year-old Denton North Carolina driver had been unconscious since the crash. Skeen had not regained consciousness. Rob Wickersham of Longboat Key Florida struck Skeen. Skeen previously placed 31st in the World 600 at Charlotte and was a Bowman Gray Stadium champion before moving to NASCAR grand national. He leaves wife Brenda and two sons Derrick and Chris. He worked for Vernon Gates Construction Co. in Denton when not racing.
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Giants trim roster as LaLonde joins New York
The New York Giants acquired Roger LaLonde from Detroit and cut Allan Webb Frank McClendon Dave Powless to reach the 40 man limit. LaLonde is a 23 year old second year defensive tackle from Muskingum.
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Heat tests players as 650th National Amateur opens
Norman Rowland reports from Tulsa as the 650th National Amateur Golf Tournament begins at Southern Hills. Heat reaching 102 degrees affects players and crowds, with Joe Carr predicting British teams may falter. Notable entrants include T W Davis Jr and Robert Stroope arriving late, while James Grant shines in practice rounds. The event shifts to medal play after 64 prior match play championships.
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College Games This Weekend Week of Sept 17 18 AP roundup
The Associated Press lists a full slate of college football games for the week of September 17 18 with night fixtures in many matchups. Notable tests include Minnesota visiting USC Texas at Tulane and Oregon at Pittsburgh while Navy hosts Syracuse and LSU welcomes Texas A&M.
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Aldebaran wins opening race at World Flying Dutchman
In Alassio Italy Aldebaran skippered by Mario Capio and Marco Sartori won the opening race of the World Flying Dutchman Championship as 24 yachts from 23 nations started the six race series. Daisy of the Netherlands finished second, 2 minutes 20 seconds back on the 12 mile course.
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Reggie Harding Suspended Indefinitely by NBA President
New York AP Reggie Harding seven foot Pistons center suspended indefinitely for conduct detrimental to pro basketball by NBA president Walter Kennedy. Harding found guilty of assault last week in Detroit and given suspended sentence. fined 2000 dollars by the Detroit club. He was later arrested for loitering in a place of illegal occupation within 48 hours. Once hailed as a future star, he averaged 11 points and 11 rebounds last season.
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Pineapple Stevenson Struggles After Brain Surgery
Willie Pineapple Stevenson a veteran welterweight from Boston remained in poor condition after emergency brain surgery following a Saturday night loss to Roscoe Gregory at Boston Arena. The 25 to 31 year old fighter suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage and did not regain consciousness, with details on his license history noted by Tommy Rawson of the Massachusetts Boxing Commission.
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South Carolina Faces Citadel in Openers with Few Injuries
Coach Marvin Bass reported the Gamecocks have lost only one player to injury, halfback Jeff Jowers, since practice began. Junior quarterback Jim Rogers returns from knee surgery and will scrimmage this week, with Ted Wingard and Mike Fair as backups.
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Knicks Open Camp Without Kramer at Fairfield
The New York Knickerbockers opened pre season training camp in Fairfield Connecticut with 17 players including 10 holdovers. Barry Kramer the NYU All American informed the club he is quitting professional basketball to study law.
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