Phillies Power Past Pirates as Allen Stars in 10-8 Win
Richie Allen drove in four runs and Johnny Callison added three to lift the National League leaders Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 10-8. Allen tripled twice and homered, while Callison drove in two including the 23rd homer, despite Mahaffey leaving early in a high scoring affair.
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Cleo Shooters Crowned at New South Meet
Durham’s John Pat Samonds won the 410 gauge title while Marion Berwin took the 28 gauge crown in a three man shoot off. Dr Archie Coffey of Charlotte led the all gauge championship and other events centered on team titles and junior and ladies divisions at the New South meet.
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Pat) Samonds
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Nichols Takes Curling World Championship Lead With 66
PGA champion Bobby Nichols fired a 66 to move two strokes ahead at 206 through three rounds of the Curling World Golf Championship. Palmer chased at 208, Archer slipped to 215 after a 76, Sikes and Player remained near the top, while others trailed as the field battled the Oakland Hills course.
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WBA blocks Clayton rematch move at 1965 convention
At Norfolk the World Boxing Association voted to declare the heavyweight title vacant and expel principals over the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston plan. A rematch would trigger sanctions across WBA territories and a top contender elimination series to crown a new champion.
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Rookie Sam Bowens Powers Orioles Past White Sox 5-0
Baseball roundup reports Sam Bowens drove in three runs while Milt Pappas spun six hit shutout ball for Baltimore, as they defeated Chicago 5-0 to widen the AL lead. Pappas allowed only early threats and finished with a 12-5 record and his fifth shutout of the season.
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Pepitone Drives Yankees Past Red Sox in Doubleheader
Joe Pepitone drove in seven runs with two homers in the first game and another shot in the nightcap as the New York Yankees swept Boston 10-2 and 6-1. Roger Maris added three singles in each game, Mantle tied Babe Ruth with 1,330 career strikeouts, Ford earned his 14th win, and the Yankees closed four games behind the AL leading Orioles.
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Rickard's Decorators win 3-1 to stay alive in tourney
Rickard's Decorators of High Point defeated Canton 3-1 in a state softball tournament game last night in Winston-Salem. They scored two in the first on walks and an infield out, added an insurance run in the fifth, and now meet Jones TV of Winston-Salem at 1:30 this afternoon with a possible 4 pm game if they win.
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HP Ticket Books Are Now On Sale
Fans are urged to buy season athletic ticket books valid for five games. Tickets can be purchased at Mann's Number 2, Lessard Drug, or the school athletic office. Gate admission for football games costs 1.25 dollars.
New Coach Tate Leads Wake Forest Grid Prospects
North Carolina and Wake Forest in early drills as Tate begins his first season at Wake Forest while Frank Howard marks 25 years at Clemson. UNC eyes title defense after 8 2 regular season and Gator Bowl win. Duke Clemson loom as rivals ahead of Sept. 19 openers.
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Darlington Gin Race Built From Obscure Plans
A look at Harold Brasington's dream that turned 60 miles from nowhere into Darlington Raceway. The early doubts faded as 80,000 fans filled the grounds for the 500 mile event, with records and fast speeds marking stock car racing's rise to mainstream prominence.
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