Indians Rally Past Orioles 4-3 in 10 Innings
Cleveland wins 4-3 over Baltimore in ten innings as Tito Francona comes through with a double and score on a wild pitch. Francona homered in the sixth and drove in another run as Willlie Kirkland and Woody Held contribute in the rallies. Umpire disputes over Ramos uniform lead to delays while Gary Bell and Hoyt Wilhelm close out the game.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Tito Francona
Oriole
Jack Prandt
Willie Kirkland
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Woody Held
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Pete Ramos
Ramos
Ed Runge
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John Powell
Whitey Herzog
Gary Bell
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Estrada
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Landrith
PCA
Kindall
Romano
Snyder
Powell
Errog
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Ben
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Hurley
Flaherty
U S Golf Team Wins Curtis Cup in Broadmoor Rout
The United States women amateurs swept five of six singles at Broadmoor, defeating Britain 81 to 1, reclaiming the Curtis Cup. Notables included Diane Frearson's 8 and 7 win over Judy Bell and JoAnne Gunderson’s 2 and 1 victory over Angela Bonallack.
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Colorado Springs
United States
Atlantic
England
U.S
Diane Robb Frearson
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Jean Roberts
Britain
Ann Irvin
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fila
Miss Roberts
Broadmoor
JoAnne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Angela Bonallack
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Sally Bonallack
Anne Quast Decker
Seattle
Miss Bell
Lions Rally To Beat Cowboys In Openers Exhibition
In Cleveland the Detroit Lions came from behind four times to beat the Dallas Cowboys 35 24 in the first half of pro footballs doubleheader. Earl Morrall connected for two late TDs sealing the win as Don Meredith had opened with a 24 yard pass to Amos Marsh.
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Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Amos Marsh
Earl Morrall
Fireball Entered For Darlington Labor Day 500
Glenn Roberts nicknamed Fireball roberts signed to drive a Pontiac in the Southern 500 late model race at Darlington. The entry list grew to 22 with drivers from Daytona Beach Atlanta Hickory Charlotte and Southington. The race field will include the 44 fastest cars from time trials. Separately Washington Redskins owner George Marshall underwent a hernia operation and was reported in satisfactory condition.
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8.C
Glenn
Fireball
Marvin Panch
Daytona
Fla
Ford
Lee Reitzel
Charlotte
Red Foote
Southington
Conn
Roberts
Washington
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
National Professional Football League
George Resta
Marshall
Wright Leads Albuquerque Swing Parade Golf Event
Mickey Wright tops the 54 hole Albuquerque Swing Parade with a one under par 71 to hold a three stroke lead in the mixed pro-am. She totals 146 after 36 holes, ahead of Jackie Pung at 149 and Mary Lena Faulk at 151.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Mickey Wright
Golfdam
Miss Wright
Jackie Pung
Four Hills Country Club
Mrs. Pung
Mary Lena Faulk
Lions and Rotary playoff run set for Harvell Park
Red Shield Boys' Club Baseball enters second round as Lions face Rotary in a best of three at Harvell Park. Lions beat Elks 14-2 and 7-4 to advance while Rotary swept Mercury in a 3 game set highlighted by Barry Cook's two hit shutout. Legion and Civitan also advance, with Lions-Rotary game at 5:30 and Lions-Rotary final at 7:30.
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Rotary
American League
Civitan and
American Legion Post
Harvell Park
Elks
Rotary Club
Mercury Athletic Club
Barry Cook
Mercury
American Legion
High Point Kiwanis
Civitan
Jaycees
Chisox Top Tigers 2-0 Behind Herbert and Robinson
Chicago White Sox pitcher Ray Herbert earned his 13th win with a second straight shutout as Floyd Robinson belted a leadoff homer in the seventh. Al Smith and Mike Hershberger added a run with singles, while Detroit’s offense stayed quiet through four innings and managed only three total hits.
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Chicago
Ray Herbert
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Herbert
Tigers
Ron Kline
Robinson
al Smith
Mike Hershberger
Detroit
Red Sox power overwhelms Twins in 18 hit rout
Boston pounded Minne sota pitching for four homers including two by Frank Malzone as the Red Sox erupted for 18 hits to crush the Twins 12 to 4 in Minneapolis. Malzone hit his 13th and 14th homers in the fourth inning.
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Boston
Minnesota
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Twins
Malzone
Bob Tillman
Pete Runnels
Gene Conley
Dick Radatz
Arn Earley
Bill Pleis
Sam Mele
Pleis
Frank Sullivan
Jack Collum
Bernie Allen
Senators Edge Angels 2-0 Behind Osteen Reliever
Washington starter Don Rudolph earned the win as Claude Osteen slammed the door in the ninth. The Senators held off the Los Angeles Angels 2-0 with a four-hit effort through eight by Rudolph and a scoreless ninth by Osteen. Albie Pearson walked and Billy Moran singled in the Angel threat before Osteen closed with a game-ending double play.
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LOS Angeles
Claude Osteen
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Don Rudolph
Angels
Angel
Albie Pearson
Billy Moran
Osteen
Joe Koppe
Felix Torres
Ford Is Lambasted Yank Homers Nullified by A's Win
Kansas City Athletics toppled Whitey Ford 5-4 in the first game of a doubleheader. A 16 hit attack kept Ford from lasting and Haywood Sullivan drove in the winning run in the ninth with Gino Cimoli scoring on his single. Mantle Tresh and Maris homered for the Yankees.
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Kansas City Athletics
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Haywood Sullivan
Gino Cimoli
A's
Ford
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Mantle
Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Maris
Diego Segui
John Wyatt
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Yankees
Segui
Moe Drabowsky
Charles
Jerry Lumpe
Norm Siebern
George Alusik
Siebern
Alasik
Cimoli
Bobby del Greco
Sullivan
New York
Sky
Yorale
Segal
Drabowsky
Three Golfers Tie For St. Paul Open Lead In 204s
Frank Wharton Doug Sanders and Johnny Pott share the 54 hole lead at 12 under par in the St. Paul Open with 204. Gary Player and Pete Cooper sit at 206, while Gene Hansen leads Minnesota amateurs. Boutell trails by four.
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Frank ‘Wharton
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Dave Hill
Jackson, Mich
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George Boutell
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Dave Hi
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Bob Shave Jr
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Tory Covio
George Bayer
Fred Leffingwell
Stewart Leads Assault in Women's AAU Swim Meet
Canadian Mary Stewart of Vancouver and German Wiltrud Urselmann led record efforts at the National AAU Women's Outdoor Championships in Chicago Portage Park. DeVarona set a 200 meter individual medley record and Carolyn House claimed the 400 meter freestyle national mark.
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Chicago
Mary Stewart
Vancouver
Wiltrud Urselmann
Miss Stewart
Portage Park
Ingrid Feu
Erstock
Hamburg
Germany
Marianne Hargreaves
van Nuys
Calif
Ann Warner
Santa Clara
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Barbara Gobel
Miss Urselmann
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Ohio
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Montreal
Alice Driscoll
Louisville
Dale Barnhard
Washington
D.C
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Phenom
Carolyn House
Los Angeles
Chris von Saltza
Chris
Larry ‘Schulef
Indiana University
Fred Schmidt
Winnetka
Til
U.S
Carl Robie
Philadelphia
Dick McDonough
Villanova
Steve Jackman
Minnesota
Uncle Sam
McDonough
Jackman
Steve Clark
Lou Vitucci
Ohio State
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