Brandywine Opens Gate For Pocahontas Pace Night
Brandywine Raceway starts its 30 night Summer meet at Wilmington with the Pocahontas Pace for two year old fillies. Leola's Dream, drawn No 1, aims for money and a strong early lead while Christmas Time and Sand Tart vie as top rivals in a talent rich field.
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Phillies Sweep Cardinals In Doubleheader Returns to Form
The Philadelphia Phillies swept the St. Louis Cardinals in a doubleheader 7-3 and 5-2 extending their strong run. Ray Culp fueled the opener with two RBIs and a run scored as relief helped close out the victory. The sweep moved Philadelphia within a game of Cincinnati for sixth place and added to a 14-12 record over the last 26 games.
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Palmer Nicklaus to lead U S Canada Cup team
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus will form the U S team for the Canada Cup facing 33 nations in Paris October 24 to 27. Palmer leads the U S list with 439.5 points while Nicklaus stands second at 414.4 as six eligibles are chosen by the PGA from a larger list.
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Major League Standings and Scores Snapshot
Baseball standings show New York 3 Baltimore 2 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 5 in early listings. Yankees 2 11 in 2nd 10 innings, Kansas City and Minnesota split 6 2. Multiple games and future schedules listed with ties and night matches.
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Chester Vernon Captures State VFW Teener Crown
Chester Vernon swept two wins over Harrisburg’s West Shore Americans 5-2 and 3-2 to clinch the state title at Mechanicsburg. The team rallied in late innings, earned a spot in the national finals at Hershey, and became the third straight Area One champion. Dougherty starred in game one with six strikeouts, while in game two Vernon’s two-run homer sparked the victory.
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Hospital Patient Wins Open Despite Kidney Stone Pain
Jack Rule Jr of Waterloo Iowa won the St Paul Open at Keller Municipal Course posting 73 to win by five strokes over Fred Hawkins El Paso Texas. He played through a kidney stone attack and pain killers while a doctor assisted between holes.
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Surprises Mark Pro Grid Wars By The Associated Press
Exhibition play highlights pro football developments as College All Stars topple Green Bay and several AFL teams upset openers. Packers face challenge after Chicago win. Chargers, Oilers, Raiders win, while rookies and quarterbacks show promise ahead of regular season.
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Fight Results Saturday's Fights
New York Jose Stable, 147, outpointed Stan ley Hayward, 14714, Philadelphia. Manila Flash Elorde, 146, outpointed Love Allorey, 19534, Ghana. Agana Guam John San Nicholas, 125, knocked out Guam Typhoon, 125, 2. Glace Bay Blair Richard son, 160, Canadian middleweight champion, stopped Ron Brothers, 158, St. John, NB. Amherst NS Les Sprague, 140, Canadian junior welterweight champion, stopped Jimmy Gillis, 346, Halifax.
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Nilon Promises Tax Fix for Liston Clay Title Fight
Philadelphia AP report says Jack Nilon, Liston advisor, plans a new tax strategy to ease Liston’s burden for the September 30 bout with Cassius Clay at Philadelphia Stadium. Nilon, Liston, and brothers Bob and Jim Nilon formed Intercontinental Promotions Inc. to promote the fight with a favorable corporate structure. The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission ruled Liston could not fight under his own promotion, prompting a partnership plan to boost Liston’s share and offset his withdrawal from the original arrangement.
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Sherman’s Shot Powers Cards Past Mets 6-2 in Teener League
Wardell Sherman hit a three run homer in the opening frame as the Cards defeated the Mets 6-2 in the Sun Oil Teener League. Carlos Canada allowed eight hits for the win over Clarence McCoy, who also yielded eight. Jim Tribbett led the Mets with a triple as runners left on base.
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Delaware County Baseball League Meet set at YMCA
The Delaware County Baseball League will meet Thursday night at the Chester Central YMCA. Playoff games will be arranged and makeup games will be rescheduled.
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