Dodgers Rally Past Reds In Ninth for Lead Over Giants
Power and Sneed pace a late surge as the Dodgers explode for five runs in the ninth to topple Cincinnati and extend their lead over San Francisco to 3 games. Willie Davis and Frank Howard homer, Roseboro Wills and Gilliam spark key hits as New York and St. Louis also win while Philadelphia and Chicago pull even in tight standings.
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Yanks Crush A's 21-7 as Mantle Toward a Big Night
The New York Yankees exploded for a 21-7 rout of the Kansas City Athletics, piling up 40 total bases on four doubles, two triples, and four home runs. Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard led the onslaught with a combined 16 runs, including three homers, a triple, a double, and five steals as New York reclaimed the pace.
White Sox split with Tigers after strong homers
In the first game Detroit fell to a White Sox lineup that blasted a grand slam and extra runs as Billy Bruton and Rocky Colavito homered in both games. Juan Pizarro left with a compound dislocation, sidelined at least two weeks. Jim Gentile Whitey Herzog and Woody Held also homered for Baltimore in a separate note.
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Pro Football Exhibitions From The Associated Press
National league results recap includes San Francisco routing New York 42 to 10 while Green Bay and St. Louis traded big scores 41 and 44 respectively as Cleveland edged Pittsburgh 83 to 1 and Detroit defeated Dallas 35 to 24 Los Angeles topped Minnesota 83 to 24 and Philadelphia beat Chicago. In a separate note a 4 4 tie occurred in the sixth inning as Balii loaded the bases on singles Gentile Rog Powell and an intentional walk with Cherfield and Jackie Brandt’s grounder slipped between his legs scoring two runs.
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Young Girls Set Records in Swim Meet
Charles Chamberlin reports the National Senior Women's AAU Swimming Championships in Chicago highlighted a surge of young talent. Carolyn House and Sharon Finneran led record efforts across multiple events, with Donna DeVarona also winning titles. Records fell in five world or American marks as U.S. hopes rise for Tokyo 1964.
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Football scores from AFL games
In AFL action Houston beat Boston 20 to 10, San Diego defeated Denver 31 to 24, while Villas triumphed over Dakland 22 to 6.
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Delaware tops patent issuance per capita in 1960 tabulation
The 1982 Britannica Book of the Year notes that in Delaware during 1960, patent issuance equaled one patent for every 1,208 residents, ranking the state first in per capita patents among the states. The fact comes from a tabulation of patents and highlights Delaware’s high per capita output.
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LaGrone and Smith Vie For Mapel Country Club Title
Jim Smith and Mitch LaGrone reach the Mapel Country Club golf final after decisive semifinal wins. Smith defeated Charles Carver after trailing early. LaGrone beat Jack McClendon 5 and 3. Waddle, Pilkinton, Coleman, Hatley, and other flights determine finalists with tight matches and upsets. Sunday 18 holes will crown the champion.
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Jaipur Triumphs In Travers Narrow Victory Over Ridan
Jaipur defeats Ridan to win the Travers Stakes at Saratoga, proving the sprinter label wrong. Trainer Leroy Jolley defends Ridan’s stamina as Jaipur and Ridan finish within a head of each other after a tight mile and a quarter race.
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Bobcats Open 1962 Practice With 17 Veterans Back
Hope Bobcats begin football practice for the 1962 season with 17 returning lettermen and about 55 underclassmen reporting. Coach John Pierce expects a strong year, naming senior standouts David Porterfield Charles Beggs Kendall Yocum and Charles Beverley along with junior Dan Jokes. The squad has new gear and a modern sled, with routines set for 8 am and 4 pm practices and a Sept. 7 opener against the Texarkana Razorbacks.
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Jaipur Wins Meriga Stakes in Narrow Photo Finish
In the Meriga oldest stakes race Manny Ycaza on Ridan felt he had him but Willie Shoemaker aboard Jaipur edged ahead at the wire in a close finish for 82,650 dollars. Jaipur set a track record 2013-5 seconds, matching Man o War’s mark, boosting his 8-year-old championship hopes and pushing earnings to 360,087 for the year and 575,937 lifetime. Aidan, undefeated as a 2-year-old and a contender with Florida Derby and Arlington Classic wins, trailed among top challengers. Cicada finished out of money.
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