Pirates Turn To Double Plays In One Run Win
Mazeroski and Alley sparked three twin killings in a 6 5 Pittsburgh victory over Philadelphia to inch toward the NL record. Mazeroski added a two run triple, Alley played a sharp defensive game and Pirates moved within 39 games of the mark as Fryman faltered early and Cardwell secured the win.
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Falcon Coach Settles for Half a Purge
Norb Hecker, Falcons coach, trims seven players after a 42 63 loss to Cleveland. He plans further cuts as NFL teams reach 49, then 43, then 40 by early September. Other clubs also reduce rosters, with Washington, Pittsburgh and Green Bay making such moves. AFL also faces first cutdown, 42 players, to 40 by next Tuesday before season opener at Miami.
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Redlegs and Dodgers Post Victories
Pirates beat Phillies 6-5 to hold a one game lead in the NL pennant race as Jesse Gonder, a former Mets player, hits three times and hails from McClymonds High School. Mazeroski key with a two run triple, while San Francisco, Los Angeles, St. Louis, and Chicago win other NL games. Major League leaders highlight Aaron, Alou, and Clemente among top hitters. Koufax and Bunning lead strikeouts.
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U S Banking on Youth for Tennis Play
The United States relies on younger players to challenge Australia in the National Doubles at Brookline. Ashe Riessen and Graebner Ralston mix, while Emerson Stolle and Roche Newcombe loom as top seeds. First round women's matches begin with Bueno, Richey, Moffitt King and Casals leading seeds.
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Noble Brookline
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Evanston
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Australia
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Brazil
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Farmers Branch
Tex
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Long Beach
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League to name coaches for new U S National Soccer League
New York AP report shows several coaches chosen during a three day meeting for the United States National Professional Soccer League. Participants include George Curtis Philip Woosman William Thompson and others from London Glasgow Austria Los Angeles Great Britain and Toronto. Competition is planned to start next April in major cities including New York Boston Hartford Chicago Atlanta St Louis Los Angeles San Diego and Toronto. The board seeks FIFA accreditation and entry to the World Cup.
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Philip Woosman
William Thompson
London
William Waddell
Glasgow
Helmut Bicek
Austria
Maxwell Wozniak
Los Angeles
Albert Tennant
Ronald Gray
Great Britain
Hector Marinaro
Toronto
Boston
Hartford
Dame Pattie Sets Sail in bid for America's Cup
Dame Pattie, the 12 meter yacht aiming to take the America's Cup from the United States in September 1967, was launched Monday on Sydney harbor. The Bible has been translated into more than 1,200 languages and dialects.
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Dame Pattie
United States
Sydney Harbor
Boxing Head Suffers a Heart Attack at WBA Convention
Panama City AP James Deskin president of the World Boxing Association remained in critical condition after a heart attack during the WBA Annual convention. Deskin 62 from Las Vegas was carried from the session to Social Security Hospital with chest pains. He was examined by Dr Alexander Robbins who urged a priest and warned that sudden death could occur.
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Miami Beach
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Batesville Surges to 9 7 Win to Stay Alive in Tourney
Batesville Arkansas stays in the National Baseball Congress double elimination tournament by routing North Platte Nebraska 9 to 7. Manuel Washington belted two home runs and Gary Washington added one as the Washington brothers produced eight Batesville RBIs to improve to 2-1 in the event.
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Rams
Passing and receiving stars shape 49ers lineup
The piece notes John Brodie's strong 65 season but questions if his holdout will hinder morale, while David Parks and Bernie Casey excel in receiving and running after catch. It highlights Ken Willard and John Crow in a strong backfield, with solid line play, and warns that balance may suffer without Crow’s big year. prediction: sixth.
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NFL
George Mira
Rating
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Bernie Casey
Monte Stickles
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John Crow
Gary Lewis
Dave Kopay
Hirde’ Bosley
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Howard Mudd
Aunrdd
Len Rohde
Walter Rock
Bosley
Thomas
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Jim Nortan
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Jack Christiansen
Crow
Elmira Clinches Eastern League Pennant With 6-1 Win
Elmira Pioneers beat the Pittsfield Red Sox 6-1 to clinch the Class AA Eastern League baseball pennant. They hold a 16 1/2 game lead with 14 games remaining in the season.
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Complaint in Asphalt Deal Dismissed in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP Pulase ki Chancellor Murray Reed signed an order dismissing a complaint against American Oil Co in a taxpayer suit over asphalt sales to the Highway Department One of seven named defendants Coffelt said he and the oil company's counsel agreed to the dismissal order Griffin Smith American counsel furnished a complete file covering the firm's Highway Department transactions Coffelt said the court would have dismissed after evidence and it would be unjust to require further proceedings
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Pulaseki
Murray Reed
American Oil Co
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G. D. Nelson
Coffelt
Griffin Smith
American
Highway Department
Taxpayers seek action against multiple oil firms in Arkansas
A July 7 suit filed in Pulaski Chancery Court seeks to compel payment of debts owed to state taxpayers. Defendants include American Oil and firms Berry Petroleum Bitumuls Lion Oil Humble MacMillanKing-Free LLC and Bitycote. Each was granted 20 days to answer, with Reed extending to August 25. The petition requests jurisdiction to hear testimony and determine the amount, estimated at over 3 million dollars.
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Berry Petroleum Co
Arkansas
Bitumuls Co
Lion’ Oil Inc
Humble Oil and Refining Co
MacMillan-King-Free Ll Co
Pulaski Chancery Court
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