Dodgers Cards Set Open Three Game series in St Louis
Dodgers hold a one game lead over the Cardinals as the pennant race heads to a three game series in St Louis. Walter Alston and Johnny Keane spoke on the hope and risk of the stretch run amid recent losses and wins.
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Raiders Seek Fumble Care After Loss to Lee Generals
Decatur football coach H L Ogle laments fumble plague after a 25 14 defeat by Lee Generals. He says Raiders must stop dropping the ball to win. upcoming home game vs Walker County Vikings noted as a tougher test.
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Evans Captures CC Golf Crown at Decatur Country Club
Bev Evans defeated Roland Olivier 3 and 2 to win the Mens Country Club Championship for the third time at Decatur. Theo Compton won the Consolation. Final flight results list multiple winners and Consolation matches across eight flights.
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Atlanta Race Set For Sunday
Atlanta International Raceway officials postponed Sundays 30000 dollar National Championship modified stock car race due to rain. A full 50 car field is targeted with extra qualifying time trials next Saturday and drivers to report Thursday to tune up.
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Ford Primed For Series In October Showdown
Whitey Ford fired a two hitter for his 23rd win as the Yankees roll toward October. If the Dodgers win the pennant, Ford and Sandy Koufax would open the World Series. a Cardinals victory could set Curt Simmons to oppose Ford in Yankee Stadium on Oct 2. The Yankees, riding a six game win streak, clinched the pennant early and push for more success.
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Don Dell New Champion At Tuscaloosa
Donald Dell wins the Tuscaloosa Grass Courts Invitational singles title 6-3 6-3 6-1 over Gardner Mulloy. Roberta Alison defeats Bonnie Dandeville 6-1 6-0 for the women’s singles. Dell and Ned Neely win the men’s doubles 4-6 6-3 7-5. Alison and Skogstad win mixed doubles 1-6 6-3 6-4 over Mulloy Turber.
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Pennant Fever Grips St Louis As Cards Target Dodgers
St Louis fans chant for a World Series showdown as the Cardinals ride a 19 of 20 surge into a pivotal three game series with the Dodgers. Stan Musial praised the club’s hot streak while Lew Burdette and Ray Saidecki anchored a 2–0 sweep of Milwaukee.
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Major League Baseball Results and Standings Snapshot
Association roundup with Saturday and Sunday scores from the National and American leagues. Key results include Los Angeles beating Philadelphia 5 1 and St Louis defeating Milwaukee 3 2, plus Houston sweeping New York 4 0. Standings note New York leads the American with 52 wins and 8 5? Chicago 8 0? Pittsburgh 40.
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Bears Upset Packers As Bears Edge Packers 10-8 In Season Opener
Chicago's defense forced four interceptions of Bart Starr as Green Bay sputtered in the 44th season opener. Vince Lombardi said they had nothing going and were lucky to escape 10-8, while Jim Ringo noted the home locker room disappointment after the Bears’ upset. Other NFL results included Browns over Washington 37-14 and Y A Tittle leading New York past Baltimore 37-28.
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