Cepeda Powers Cardinals Past Giants 9-0 in NL Action
Ulalits reports the Cardinals rout the Giants 9-0 as Cepeda drives in a run on a single and hits a three-run homer. Briles fans four, Sadecki suffers fifth loss after 4 1/3 innings. Cepeda goes 3-for-4 to raise his season average to .344, near the NL lead.
49ers Plan Fast Start for 1966 Title Chase
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen pushes a quick start in camp at St Marys College to end 17 years without a NFL championship. The 49ers boast Brodie recovery, Spurrier benching plan, and a run game centered on Crow and Willard as trades and options loom for quarterback depth.
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American League pennant race near chaos after Boston win
The pennant chase heated up as Boston beat Washington 2-1 in the first game and 5-3 in the nightcap with Dick McAuliffe delivering key hits. Detroit and Chicago also won, keeping the standings tight with Minnesota and Cleveland. In the NL, St Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia led as the season neared its end.
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Palmer and Players Lead Record Westchester Classic
The Westchester Classic opens Thursday at Westchester Country Club with a $250,000 purse led by Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Cary Brewer and Jack Nicklaus also contend as the five day, 72 hole event culminates Sunday. top prizes include $50,000 for first and $30,000 for second.
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Tennis Queen Finding More Difficulties
Brookline Mass AP The Queen Mother of Tennis Mrs Hazel Wightman 81 this December finds it harder to move yet still plays and rallies She helped develop the sport and was honored at the 87th National Doubles Championships at Longwood Cricket Club It drew more than 700 officials players and fans and featured a luncheon tribute to her.
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Travelers Triumph In 3-0 Arkansas Win Over El Paso
Arkansas pitcher Brian Sinnott allowed three hits in 30 batters for a 3-0 Travelers victory over El Paso. Biff Bracy belted a two-run homer in the fifth, his 11th of the season, while Joe Patterson stole a base and scored on Joe Hague's ground out in the fourth for another run. The Spurs beat Albuquerque 1-0 behind John Duffie, his 13th win.
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G&F Sets Up 2-Day Season on All Deer
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission sets a two day any sex deer season in 19 of 22 game management areas. Bucks may be shot Nov 13 18 and Dec 11 16 while bucks and does allowed Nov 24 25 in most districts. Districts 12 15 16 exclude doe hunting and District 12 includes Pulaski County. Spear fishing season lasts nine months from June 15 to March 15 with limited fish quotas for swimmers and divers.
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Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight
The Solunar Tables schedule lists Major and Minor Periods for Solynay, with times starting each hour and lasting about one to two hours. The notes specify hunting good cover and daylight saving time as Central Daylight Saving Time.
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Packers Exhibit Modern Power With Starr Lombardi Formula
The Packers, led by Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi, display a dominant blend of passing and defense. Starr prompts efficiency while Bruce Hornung and Jim Taylor draw focus, with Boyd Dowler Carroll Dale and Marv Fleming providing depth. The defense features a feared Robinson Caffey Nitschke trio and a stable secondary. Prediction: first in Central division.
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