B Robinson Going Great for Baltimore
Orioles star Brooks Robinson shines in an odd year pattern as he lifts Baltimore with three wins in four weekend games against Chicago. He raises his average to .308 with 22 homers and 85 RBIs while the pennant chase tightens, and the AL race features New York and Cleveland amid a flurry of scores across the league.
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Amendment No 53 voting on constitutional limits in Arkansas
Amendment text proposes limiting municipal and county taxes to one percent of assessed value per year with roads funding carveouts. Sections repeal amendments 3 22 and 27. Changes to Articles 12 16 Summary notes statewide voting deadline November 4 1964 filed March 19 1963.
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Kelly Bryant
Venturi Wins American Golf Classic by Five Strokes
Ken Venturi cruised to a five stroke victory at the $50,000 American Golf Classic in Akron. He earned $7,500 to raise season totals to $53,840, defeating Mason Rudolph who finished one behind with a 280. Rainer and Nicklaus followed, as Venturi birdied the 12th to seal the win on Firestone’s 7165 yard layout.
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Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Rudolph
Rainer
Jack Nicklaus
Haga Wins Terse Boxing Victory In Tokyo Bout
Katsuo Haga of Japan outpoints Lee Kail Yang of South Korea over 10 rounds in a brisk weekend action packed with crisp jabs and steady pressure. The Associated Press reports the result from Tokyo, noting Haga’s edge on points.
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Katsuo Haga
Japan
Lee Kail Yang
South Korea
Standings and Results From a Busy Baseball Schedule
The standings show Baltimore leading with 77 wins and Chicago at 76 wins, Detroit at 65, New York 71, and Minnesota 62. Saturday results include Baltimore 4 Chicago 2 and Cleveland 1-5 Los Angeles 0-1, with Boston 5-0 New York 3-8. Sunday brings Kansas City 3-5 Washington and Baltimore 7-1 Chicago 3-4. Upcoming games list Minnesota at Chicago and several doubleheaders and extra innings.
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Hockey Scores Across Cities and Matchups
Indianapolis defeated Oklahoma City while Dallas beat Denver. Spokane overwhelmed Hawaii 15 to nothing as San Diego faced Tacoma and Spokane hosted Portland. Arkansas played Salt Lake City in a listed schedule.
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Allen's Homers Propel Phillies Past Pirates in NL Race
Richie Allen led Philadelphia with two homers and a single driving in four as the Phillies defeated Pittsburgh 9-3. The homer spree boosted Allen to .313 average with 23 homers and 66 RBIs, highlighting a possible MVP rookie year amid strong support from teammates Callison and Bunning.
Baseball Minor League Scores From Weekend Action
The Associated Press reports Saturday and Sunday results from the International and Pacific Coast Leagues. Atlanta and Buffalo played to a rain delay, Syracuse beat Richmond, and Rochester defeated Columbus in 12 innings. Dallas edged Salt Lake City, Denver topped Indianapolis, and San Diego beat Portland with Seattle routing Hawaii.
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Hempstead County Petroleum Council Elects Leaders
Arlest Trout of Humble distributed products was chosen chair man of the Hempstead County Petroleum Council at the August 21 meeting at Hotel Barlow. E. J. Whitman of Gulf Distributors became vice chair. Jack Shelton of the Arkansas Petroleum Council presided and outlined county and state objectives amid fuel industry concerns including opposition to higher gas taxes.
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Major League leaders in batting runs and pitching 1965
Summary of standout performances across American and National Leagues includes Oliva leading AL batting with 335 at bats and 175 hits while Mantle trails with 309 at bats. Oliva also tops runs with 94 and leads RBIs with 95. Pitching leader notes include Bunker 133 decisions and .813 winning percentage.
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Solunar Schedule Highlights For Daily Fishing And Hunting
The schedule notes Major periods shown in bold lasting about one and a half to two hours from the listed start times. Minor periods are printed below, drawn from John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables, guiding days to fish or hunt in prime spots.
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Richard Alden Knight
Football fatalities strike two high school players in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Two 15 year old football players died after severe injuries during practice. Daniel D Pavey a Wash ington Court High School freshman fullback collapsed Friday and died Sunday. Allen Wagner a Delone Catholic High School guard from McSherrytown Pa died Sunday after head injuries during a practice. Football deaths this year rise to at least four with last year totaling fourteen.
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Washington Court High School
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Sunday Stars: Allen's Four RBI Homers Pace Phillies Past Pirates
AP notes Richie Allen of Philadelphia drove in four runs with two home runs and a single as the Phillies pounded Pittsburgh 9-3 to extend their NL lead. Dodgers pitcher Phil Ortega threw a three-hitter against Cincinnati, ending the Reds' six-game streak with his first complete game since May 19.
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Parker Sees Steelers with Stronger Chance to Win Conference
Kingston AP Buddy Parker says the Pittsburgh Steelers have a better shot at the Eastern Conference title this season despite trading Buddy Dial for a drafted phantom who didn’t sign. Parker reshuffles receivers to ease rookie Paul Martha into Dial’s role and hints the team may throw more with Ed Brown at quarterback.
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