Giants Edge Reds in 13th for 4-3 Win
Chuck Hiller delivered a bases loaded two out single in the 12th inning to bring home Alou for the Giants. Willie Mays collected two hits to lift his average above .300 as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 4-3.
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SAN Francisco
Chuck Hiller
Giants
Cincinnati
John Tsitouris
Felipe Alou
Jose Pagan
Norm Larker
Harvey Kuenn
Hiller
Alou
Larsen
Tsitouris
Willie Mays
Demand That Georgia Board Members Quit
Georgia alumni leader Kimsey calls for removal of athletic board members amid controversy over Wally Butts and the Bryant game scandal. The dispute centers on the university president O C Aderhold and board handling of the libel case and related questions about athletic governance.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
Guttines Cornelia Banker
GLA
Kimsey
Butts
O. C. Aderhold
Aderhold
Barwick
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Athletic Board
Butts- Bryant
State of Georgia
Gonzalez Wins Unanimous Over Rivero in MSG Fight
Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico defeats Juan Rivero of Argentina by unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Despite Rivera landing hard blows, Gonzalez dominated each round with a close margin. blood drawn in the seventh, referee and judges favor Gonzalez. Cofeature John Bizzaro also wins a 10 round decision over Sammy McSpadden.
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Mel Steinberg
NEW York
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Juan
Rocky) Rivero
Madison Square Garden
Gonzalez
Rivera
Johnny LoBianco
Associated Press
Tony Rossi
Marvin Goldberg
John Bizzaro
Scotland
Sammy McSpadden
McSpadden
Wright Leads Ogden LPGA After Second 71
Veteran Mickey Wright of Dallas shot a second straight two under par 71 to take a one stroke lead at the Ogden LPGA Tournament in Utah. Kathy Whitworth, who led after day one with 68, carded a 75 to fall to second with 148.
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Ogden
Utah
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Kathy Whitworld
Jal
N.M
Kaline Delivers Walkoff Run in Tigers Extra-Inning Win
Detroit Tigers edge Kansas City Athletics 9 to 4 in 13 innings as Al Kaline drives in the winning run and hits a two run homer in the first. Gus Triandos also homers for Detroit while Norm Siebern and Kaline add key blows for the comeback. Drabowsky takes the loss. Mossi earns the win.
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Detroit
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Kasas City Athletics
Moe Drabowsky
Kaline
A’s
Gus Triandos
Tigers
Norm Siebern
Kan. City
Drabowsky
Lau
Lolich
Mossi
Triandos
L—Drabowsky
Kansas City
Siebern
Pirates Clinch 7-0 Win Over Phillies Behind Cardwell
Don Cardwell shutout Philadelphia on a four-hitter and Roberto Clemente blasted a third inning homer as the Pirates built a 2-0 lead. Smoky Burgess and Jerry Lynch added insurance with a sixth inning triple and a ninth inning single, giving Pittsburgh their first win in six against the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Don Cardwell
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Phillies
Cardwell
Phils
Wes Covington
Clemente
Chris Short
Smoky Burgess
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
Burgess
Short
Klippstein
Locke
Dalrymple
Sunrise County Wins Philadelphia Turf Handicap In Thrilling Finish
Sunrise County ridden by Bill Hartack surged from the backstretch to nip Dedhmond by a head in the Philadelphia Turf Handicap at Atlantic City. Sunrise County paid 10.20 6.80 4.80 for the 11 16 mile race run on a soft track in 1 45. The winner is owned by Townsend Martin. Dedhmond paid 15.40 9.60 and Hitting Away 8 showed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sunrise County
Bill Hartack
Philadelphia
Dedhmond
Dedimond
Hartack
Townsend Martin
Green Bay Starts For Third Crown
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 27 2 in Chicago to boost hopes of a third straight NFL title. The Shrine game drew 44 592 fans as Green Bay delivered a strong finish after a slow start.
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Thompson To Drive 900 HP Dragster In NHRA Meet
Mickey Thompson the Long Beach inventor racer will compete at the National Drag Championship Labor Day weekend at Indianapolis Raceway Park with a 900 horsepower Ford engine dragster. He previously won the top eliminator title using a souped Pontiac in last year’s NHRA nationals. Thompson, who built his car around a Ford 427, has a storied racing career including hydroplane and sports car racing and a 406.6 mph salt flats run. About 42 other dragsters in the 1000-entry NHRA event will race August 29 to September 2.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Mickey Thompson
Long Beach
Calif
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Mickey
California
Jack Chrisman
Los Angeles
Thompson
Dan Garlitz
Tampa
Fla
al Miller
Roseville
Mich
Mojave Desert
Pepitone Fined $50 for Incident After HBP With Bell
New York Yankee first baseman Joe Pepitone was fined $50 on Saturday for inciting a fight during the Yankee Indian game. He attempted to attack Cleveland pitcher Gary Bell after being hit by a pitch for the second time in the same contest.
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NEW York
New York Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Twins Rally To Edge Orioles 1 0 On Hall Homer
Jim Hall lined a two out homer in the eighth to lift the Minnesota Twins past the Baltimore Orioles 1-0. Lee Stange allowed seven hits in a complete duel, lifting Minnesota into a second place tie in the AL behind the Yankees while Baltimore remained close in the standings.
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Baltimore
Jim Hall
Lee Stange
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Hall
Twins
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Chicago
Stange
Jim Gentile
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Minnesota
Battey
D. Hall
Miller
Orsino
W—Stange
Probable Pitchers Listed for Major League Games
The Associated Press survey lists probable pitchers for AL and NL games. Monbouquette and Morehead start for Boston at Cleveland while Kralick Latman and others are noted for multiple matchups, with Koufax and Elsworth among the NL starters. A separate note mentions a new portable gas leak detector for nuclear submarine use.
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Associated Press
Boston
Monbouquette
Morehead
Cleveland
Kralick
Latman
Chicago
Pizarro
Peters
New York
Downing
Williams
Kansas City
Sturdivant
Penn
Detroit
Aguirre
Bunning
Koch
Congo Settles Planned Strike Yet Risks Walkout
Labor leaders report a settlement in the threatened Congo civil service strike but workers may still walk off Monday as the government blocks union notice. Premier Adoula cites Lumumbist plots to topple his government amid alleged attacks on Western embassies. Union leader Alephonse Kithima says settlement reached but mass meetings remain restricted.
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Leopoldville. the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Adoula
Belgium
Congo
Alephonse Kithima
Kennedy Gains Backing From Scientist Panel and Schweitzer
President Kennedy drew support from a blue ribbon panel of scientists and Nobel laureate Albert Schweitzer for the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Schweitzer called the treaty one of the greatest events in world history and praised the president for promoting peace. The advisory committee released its remarks at the summer White House, noting weapons of large yield remain and that larger yields could be produced if needed without further testing. It also addressed technical questions about how the treaty would affect U S and Soviet military capabilities and discussed anti-missile developments.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Albert Schweitzer
Senate
Schweitzer
White House
Soviet Union
Angels Hammer Nationals in 10 Run Victory
Felix Torres fueled a 16 hit attack as the Los Angeles Angels crushed Washington 10 runs to 2. Torres doubled and singled twice driving in four runs while Leon Wagner and Jim Fregosi collected three hits each and Billy Moran added two triples. Newman earned the win while Rudolph took the loss.
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Washington
Felix Torres
Los Angeles Angels
Torres
Leon Wagner
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
Newman
Navarro
Rodgers
Rudolph
Moeller
Kline
Lepper
New Chemical Process Removes Detergents From Waste Water
A new chemical treatment removes detergents from wastewater reducing foaming. The process targets surfactants to prevent foam and odor, improving environmental discharge quality and compliance. Researchers report effective soap removal with scalable implementation in treatment plants.
Brown Leads Houston Past Cardinals In One-Hitter Shutout
Hal Brown pitched Houston to a 4-0 nine inning win over St Louis, allowing only one hit until the seventh. Al Spangler, Jim Wynn and Rusty Staub contributed with key hits as Houston pulled away in the eighth. Stan Musial was honored before the game as the Cardinals star faced Brown in his farewell Houston appearance.
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Houston
Hal
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Brown
St. Louis
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Yankee
Phil Linz
Tony
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Pavletich
O’dell
Bailey
W—Larsen
L—Tsitouris
Georgia Board
American Legion
Morgan County
Legion Home
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Tennessee Valley Flight Service, Inc
Pryor Field
Decatur, Alabama
DIAL
Town Creek
Hazelwood High School
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Becky Taliaferro
Dale Gower
Linda Neal
Twirler
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J. W. Weems
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Lee
Osteen
Pascual
Barber
Gibbon
McLish
Hook
Elsworth
Burdette
Zachary
Sadowski
Koufax
Nuxhall
Pierce
San Ann
S.E. Decatur
Nats
St. Loui Falls
National Guard Armory
Decatur
Ala
Don Greene
Rowdy
Red Roberts
Bob Hamby
Marcello Firpo
Nick Gulas
Roy Welch
Jerry Jarrett
State Farm Car Finance Plan
State Farm
Malcolm Smith
Grant St. S.E
Asong
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State Farm Mutual
Bloomington
Illinois
Gary Rodgers
6Th Ave. S.E
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Sparkman
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