Dodgers Rally In Ninth Beats Pirates For Fifth Straight Win
Dodgers pitcher Phil Regan improves to 10-1 as Los Angeles scores four in the ninth to top Pittsburgh 5-1. Roseboro and Gilliam homer after a walk from Sisk to seal the comeback, keeping LA ahead of San Francisco and a game up on the Pirates.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Phil Regan
Regan
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Jim Gilliam
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Tommy Sisk
Sandy Koufax
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Gilliam
Jim Barbieri
Maury Wills
Dick Stuart
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Roseboro
Jim Lefebvre
Bob Priddy
Giants
Mets
Priddy
Joe Gibbon
Rich Allen
Phillies
Astros
Houston
Jim Wynn
Johnny Callison
Clay Dayremple
Wynn
Bob Asprom Ente
Cincinnati
Cardinals
St. Louis
Gordy Coleman
Atlanta Pro Gridders to Aim High
Atlanta Falcons push hard in first pre season game, losing 9-7 to the Philadelphia Eagles. Sam Baker kicked three field goals for Philadelphia while Dennis Claridge connected on a one yard TD pass to Tom Wilson before halftime. Ron Smith and Dennis Claridge, new Falcons players, showed standout moments on defense and offense.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Patsy
Nort Hecker
Falcons
Philadelphia Eagles
Hecker
Sam Baker
Philadelphia
Joe Kuharich
Eagles
Kuharich
Ron Smith
Bears
Dennis Claridge
Green Bay
Claridge
AFL Exhibition Opens in Houston Amid Player Strife
The AFL opens its exhibition schedule in Houston with the Oilers facing the Raiders under new coaches Wally Lemm and Johnny Rauch. Training camps are unsettled by holdouts and walkouts as Cookie Gilchrist quits the Broncos and Dan Daniels along with Art Powell leave the Raiders camp. Brodie plans to end his holdout and sign, while Ted Kartas appears at Lions camp under medical terms.
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Houston
Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Wally Lemm
Bones Taylor
Johnny Rauch
Oakland
al Davis
Cookie Gilchrist
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Jim Burris
Gilchrist
Branco
Ment
Broncos
Art Powell
Clem Daniels
Raiders
Santa Rosa
Calif
Daniels
Powell
Anh Homblu
John Brodie
Ted Kartas
Detroit Lions
Wakhety
Junkins Lumber Downs DeQueen In District Opener
Junkins Lumber Co of Texarkana beat the DeQueen Lions 3 to 1 in the district play opener. Propps earned the win, Bell took the loss, with Propps allowing seven hits and one strikeout. In other games College Hill Texarkana defeated Nashville 7 to 0 and Collins & Williams Texarkana edged Horatio 6 to 5. Play resumes tonight with three games at 5 p.m.
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Bennett
College Hill
Nashville
Dyer
Walston
Brown
Nashsville
Collins & Williams
Texarkana
Horatio
Gentry
Munn
Horatiio
Phillips
Adcock
Eagles Not Good on Defense
The Philadelphia Eagles boast a strong scoring punch but a weak defense prior to the new season. Coach Joe Kuharich rebuilt with two defensive ends and several Rams trade-ins, aiming for more unity. Norm Snead remains the QB, Timmy Brown headlines the rushing, while Pete Retzlaff and others provide receiving depth as the team seeks improvement.
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Ay Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hershey
Tima My Brown
Mr. Big
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Cleveland
Joe Kuharich
Randy Beisler
Indiana
Gary Pettigrew
Stanford
Beisler
Chicago
Kuharich
Jim Brown
Maxie Baughan
Los Angeles
Mike Morgan
Baughan
Irv Cross
Rams
Claude Crabb
Cross
Agron Martin
Willie Brown
Fred Brown
Frank Molden
Molden
Pittsburgh
Brown
Morgan
Martin
NFL
Norm Snead
King Hill
Jack Conenan
Timmy Brown
Eastles i
Pete Retzlaff
Ray Poage
Ron Goodwin
Snead
Aual
Eril Gros
Hawkins
Drafe
Baseball data and NFL style notes mixed in one article
The piece combines baseball standings and results with a late draft of football players and positions, naming teams such as Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Cincinnati, plus players like Aaron, Oliva, Cepeda, Koufax, and Robinson. It also mentions future roster plans including Timmy Brown and All-star return, with lines about linemen and kickers.
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San Fran
Pittsburgh
Phila
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Alou
Clamente
Callison
Phillips
McCarver
Clemente
Aaron
Torre
Brock
Jackson
Regan
Perry
Koufax
Bunning
California
Bil Rigney
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angels
Johnstone
Lou Burdette
Jack Sanford
Jimmie Hall
Earl Battey
Tony Conigliago
Jim Grant
Bert Camelpaneris
Jim Gosger
Paul Casanova
Twins
Ted Prindy
Giants
Vicloely
New York Mets
Otto Graham Scouts Washington For Ten Year Pact
Otto Graham takes over as Washington coach under a lucrative deal arranged by Edward Bennett Williams. He notes football evolved, discusses quarterbacks Sonny Jurgensen and Dick Shiner, and outlines the Redskins’ need for running backs and line personnel while eyeing rookie Charlie Gogolak and camp status trends.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Carlisle
Otto Graham
Washington
Otto
Cleveland Browns
Edward Bennett Williams
National Football League
Marion Motley
Graham
Redeskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Cleveland
Brown
Jurgensen
Dick Shiner
Charley Taylor
George Hughley
Tom Barrington
Ohio State
Taylor
Hughley
Plas Carpenter
Bobby Mitchell
Ray Renfro
Pat Richter
Jerry Smith
Jim Snowden
Len Hauss
Vince Promuto
Darrell Dells
Don Croftcheck
Fran O’brien
Snowden
John McDowell
New York
John Palack
Paluck
Carl Kammerer
Ron Snidow
Walt Barnes
Fred Williams
Joe Rutgens
Dick Lewmay
Jim Carr
Bob Pellegrini
Sam Huff
John Reger
Chris Hanburger
Willie Adams
Croftcheck
Hnebacker
Charlie Gogolak
Princeton
Newcomer Johnstone Leads Angels Past Yankees 4 3
Rookie outfielder Jay Johnstone, call up from Seattle, collected three hits and drove in the winning run as the California Angels edged the New York Yankees 4-3. He joined the Angels after Reichardt’s kidney trouble emerged, and his early major league success followed a .338 PCL season.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jay Johnstone
Johnstone
California
Rick Reichardt
Angels
New York Yankees
Seattle
Reichardt
Portland
Yankees
Dril
Norman leads Travelers to 1-0 win over Texas League
Southpaw Fred Norman limited Arkansas to three hits in a 1-0 Dallas-Fort Worth victory. White delivered the decisive double in the fourth after Etter and Upham moved runners. Arkansas held a five-game lead as Amarillo fell to Albuquerque 3-2 and El Paso beat Amarillo 3-2.
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Arkansas
Amarillo
Austin Albuquerque
Dallas-Fw
el Pago
Paso
Dallas-Fort
Arlington
Tex
Fred Norman
Dallas-Fort Worth
Travelers
Norman
el Paso
Albuquerque
Austin
Jesse White
Gene Etter
John Upham
Spurs
Morgan Works Out for Astros
Joe Morgan of the Houston Astros, batting .320 when he injured his knee on June 25, began his first workout in over a month Monday in the Astrodome.
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Houston
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Doctors Mailbag Side Effects From Modern Drugs
The column explains that Decadron side effects should fade about a month after stopping, and Tandearil side effects include nausea, waterlogging, and a skin rash under medical supervision. It notes hypertrophic arthritis can occur in younger adults, exercise helps arthritis except in fever, and shoulder problems may stem from injury or overuse with treatments including hot and cold therapy and cortisone. Send questions to Dr. Brandstedt for future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstedt, M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Hank Gowdy Baseball Great Dies In Columbus
Hank Gowdy, famed for his 1914 World Series feats with the Boston Braves and the first major leaguer to volunteer for World War I, dies at 76 after a long illness in Columbus. He starred in 1914 hitting .545 in the Series, helped the Braves win the pennant, and endured a pivotal 1924 World Series error. Gowdy served in World War I with the Rainbow Division before returning to manage in Columbus.
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Boston Braves
Cy Gowdy
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
George Stallings
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Boston
Harry Gowdy
Horace
Pop) Gowdy
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Giants
Washington
Muddy Ruel
Hank
Ruel
Cam
Freddie Lindstrom
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Rainebow
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