Mays Dizzy and Giants Fall in Labor Day Doubleheader
Willie Mays suffered a dizzy spell and left the opener as the Giants were swept in a Labor Day twin bill in San Francisco. Chicago’s Dick Ellsworth earned his 20th win in the opener 7-5, while Dick Hobbie finished the nightcap 6-0. Santo drove in seven runs on four hits, including a grand slam, as San Francisco dropped further in the NL standings. Dodgers and Cardinals won, extending leads in their divisions. Mays, a $100,000-a-year center fielder, was examined by Dr. E C Sailer and sent home to rest with a sedative prescribed.
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Attendance Dips at Labor Day Baseball Games
Attendance for Labor Day baseball shows a slight decline from 1962 with 222,880 fans attending 19 games, down from 229,903 for last year’s 18-game schedule as waning pennant race interest persists.
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McKinley Eyes Pro Tennis After National Title Bid
Chuck McKinley, 22, aims to win the national championship and help lift the Davis Cup from Australia before considering pro tennis. He remains in contention after a 6-2 6-4 6-3 second-round win but won’t join the Venezuela squad, focusing on future events and a potential lucrative offer.
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Tigers Lose A Potential Right End
Auburn coach Ralph Jordan began practice in shorts after losing a potential starting right end. Ronnie Baynes suffered a shoulder separation on Monday and is out for the season. Bucky Ward will start, backed by sophomores Bogue Miller and Jim Ingle.
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Fitts Wins Mobile County Club Labor Day Invitational
In Mobile Alabama M C Fitts of Tuscaloosa defeated Jackie Cummings also of Tuscaloosa 5 to 3 in the 31st annual Labor Day Invitational Golf final. Fitts opened strong taking four of the first five holes and led five up at the turn after a five up lead in the front nine.
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National League Standings and Monday Results Summary
National League standings show Dodgers ahead with 83 wins and 54 losses. St Louis 60 56 2 San Francisco 74 64 2 Milwaukee 73 64 5 Philadelphia 73 65 5 Chicago 72 65 6 Cincinnati 74 67 5 Pittsburgh 68 68 4% Houston 88 62 33 New York 48 58. Monday results include Los Angeles 7 Houston 3 and New York 5 Cincinnati 0. Today’s games feature Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at San Francisco among others.
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Roberts Takes Southern 500
Glenn Roberts wins the Southern 500 at Darlington in a record pace of 129.784 mph from ninth starting position. Marvin Panch finishes second, Fred Lorenzen third, with Robers driving a 1963 Ford for Holman Moody. Panch led 123 laps and Lorenzen becomes first to win 100000 in stock car racing in a year.
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Kelso Wins Thirteenth In Aqueduct Stakes Triumph
Kelso a 6 year old gelding earns his 13th victory in a $110,600 Aqueduct Stakes at 1 1/8 miles. He defeats Crimson Satan in front of 71,675 fans as he nears world earnings records and a fourth straight Horse of the Year title. The Axe II wins Lindheimer Handicap at Arlington Park in 1 1/16 miles.
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Packers Extend Preseason Win Streak Over Giants
Green Bay, on a hot night in Chicago a month ago, beat the New York Giants 24 17 in front of a 42327 sellout at Lambeau Field. The Packers’ fourth win since the setback improved their preseason tally to seven straight over NFL opponents, while the Giants suffer their third loss in four exhibitions as they chase Eastern Division titles.
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Gary Player Wins Holiday Classic in Glen Flora Exhibition
Gary Player captured the $50,000 Holiday Golf Classic at Glen Flora Country Club with 67 and 69 for 136, two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus who shot 68 and 70. Arnold Palmer finished last with 67 and 74 after three leaders earned $20,000, $16,000, and $14,000 respectively.
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Bear Says Practice Is Satisfactory at Alabama Fall Start
University of Alabama football opened fall practice with injuries college coach Paul Bryant calling Monday's two sessions satisfactory. Bryant said the squad was in pretty good shape overall and noted many players are working to be leaders, an encouraging sign.
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Dupas to Defend Title Against Mazinghi in Milan
Ralph Dupas world junior middleweight champion finished training in Milan ahead of Friday’s defense against Italy’s Sandro Mazinghi. He did road work in the morning and then spent the afternoon and early evening practicing at Vigorelli Velodrome where the bout will be held.
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Tennessee adds T formation to Vols offense
Tennessee plans 15 to 20 T plays to bolster the traditional single wing. Six quarterbacks practiced T maneuvers under assistant Harvey Robinson, with Marlon Faircloth Hal Wantland Bobby Morton Wayne Bush Jackie Cotton and Art Galiffa among those testing the new formation during early fall drills.
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Ancient Backgammon Board Found in Ephesus Dig
Archaeologists uncover a 2000 year old backgammon board with playing pieces in the ancient city of Ephesus located in modern Turkey. The discovery offers insight into daily life and gaming culture in antiquity.
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