M and M Draw Blank as Yanks Lose Ground
The Angels stopped the Yankees 6-4 behind four unearned runs in the fourth. Maris and Mantle went 3-for-22 with one homer, while Lary and Koppe starred for Detroit and the Angels were kept to five hits. Other scores include Tigers over Cleveland 6-0, Kansas City over Baltimore 5-3, and Boston beating Washington in 10 innings.
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Deron Johnson
A's
Dick Hall
Bill Kunkel
Jim Kaat
Twins
White Sox
Ray Herbert
Sox
Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Jewel Theft in France Targets Jeweler’s Shop
Jewelry valued up to 100000 dollars was stolen at gunpoint from a salesgirl near the Hotel du Cap d Antibes in Antibes France. The jewels belonged to jeweler Jean Martin who runs a shop at the hotel. A sentence suggests a wife pursues a husband’s lame excuse.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by Knight
Solunar periods and planning tips by John Alden Knight suggest scheduling days to fish in prime times or hunt in good cover. The text lists major and minor periods with specific times and days, urging readers to align activity with favorable windows for better sport possibilities.
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Lake Fem
Standings and schedules from the Southern Association era
Standings show Birmingham leading with an 82.58 record and .68 games back, followed by Shreveport, Nashville, Mobile, and Chattanooga in tight races. Today's games include Atlanta at Birmingham and Macon at Mobile, with multiple results and upcoming schedules across cities like Boston, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Chicago in a dense set of matchups.
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and Open Leagues
Pacific Coast League results show San Diego 3 Hawaii 2, Vancouver 6 Spokane 2, Seattle 5 Portland 2, Salt Lake City 18 Tacoma 17. International League games include Toronto 4 Syracuse 3, Buffalo 2 Rochester 1, Richmond 4 Jersey City 6, Charleston 6 Columbus 2. American Association actions list Denver 3 Houston 2, Dallas Fort Worth 3 Indianapolis 3, Louisville 3 Omaha 2.
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Hawaii
Vancuver
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Jersey City
Charleston
Columbus
American Association
Denver
Houston
Dallas-Ft Worth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Omaha
Tigers blank Indians as Lary earns 19th win in CG
Frank Lary of the Tigers pitched a four hit shutout in his 18th complete game in 25 starts, boosting Detroit within two games of first place with a 6-0 victory over Cleveland. Leo Cardenas of the Reds contribute a three hit day with three RBIs, delivering a two out double in the seventh inning for a 9-3 win over the Giants.
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Associated Press
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Tigers
Indians
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Giants
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Highlights
A garbled late season tally lists AL batting leaders with Cash of Detroit at .264 and Howard of New York at .350. It names Maris and Mantle leading runs, Maris with 112 RBIs tying for second in several stats, Robinson leading hits but the line contains many garbled names and mis-spellings.
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York
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Hal Detroit
Wood
Miami
Mimtie
Bists
Aparicio
Chicur
Kid Players as Cool as the Big Pros
In Williamsport a Little World Series showcase, 12 year old players from Montreal Hawaii New York and beyond display pro like poise on a shrunken diamond. Admirers crowd as each youngster signs autographs while fans brace for tense losses and tears at game end.
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Williamsport
Montreal
Hawaii
Germany
Chen
Boxing and Baseball Stat Highlights From 1960s Box Score Fragments
The readable lines include fight results Boston George Colton defeating Jim Connors in a mass of mixed figures and a wrestling of baseball stats. Pitching, strikeouts, and key league leaders appear, with names like Ford, Pascual, Clemente, Mays, Cepeda, Robinson, Pinson, Aaron, Altman, and Koufax cited across teams and cities.
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Pittsburgh
Robinson
Cincinnati
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San Francisco
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Pinson
Tobinson
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Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
Royer St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Drysdale
Reds Rally Past Giants in Late Inning Victory
Leo Cardenas and Felipe Alou combined for key hits as Cincinnati erased a six-run deficit to beat San Francisco 8 to 0. Cardenas sparked the seventh with a three-run double, aiding a five-hit night for he and teammate Richard D. Gernert. The Reds moved within a game of the Dodgers in the NL race as St Louis won later.
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Philadelphia
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Mickey Mantley
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Cleveland
Kansas City
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Minnesota
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Washington
Cardenas
Ed Kasko
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Dim O'Toole
Cubs
Stan Williams
Quick
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Alex Cgrammas
Lindy McDaniel
Duke Snider
Tommy ‘Davies
Maury Wills
Joy Badger
Decker Advances In US Womens Amateur In Seattle
Ann Decker of Seattle moves into the semifinal round of the USGA Women's Amateur Golf Tournament at Tacoma Country Club in Tacoma Washington. She defeats Ruth White Milley 7 and 5 after 16 holes of play on a par 73 layout, with rival Roberta Albers of Tampa set to face Phyllis Preuss of Pompano Beach Florida in another semifinal.
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Anne Quast Decker
Seattle
USGA
Gaines Wilson Jr
Lousville
Roberta Albers
Tampa
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Gregory
Mich
Decker
Ruth White Milley
Long Beach
Calif
Barbara McIntire
Jupitter
Miss Preuss
Roberta
Youths 19 Leaders in Tennis Play
Brookline Mass. Ramsey Barnhart and Marty Riessen, top seeds aged 19, reach the third round of the USLTA National Doubles. They face unseeded Hugh Quinn and Bill Wright as MeKinley and Ralston advance. Mark and Mulloy edge Reed and Kamakawa. Osuna and Palafox, seeded third, defeat Bey and Lane. Haydon and Trumann upset Smith and Hana to reach quarterfinals.
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Marty’ Riessen
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Philadelphia
Bill Wright
Cheyenne
Wya
Chuck Me
Kinley
St. Louis
Dennis
Ralston
Bakerfield
Charlie Pasarell
San Juan PR
Clark Graebner
Lakewood
Ohio
Bob Mark
Gardnar Mulloy
Dave
Reed
Glendale
Henry Kamakawa
Honolulu
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Adria Bey
Rhodesia
Alan Lane
Australia
Ann Haydon
Christine Truman
Danale
Hana
Margaret Smith
Missouri State Champion Beats Nationals in Golf Match
1960 Missouri state champion Mrs Wilson defeats National Collegiate champion Judy Voetmer of Seattle 2 up in a decisive match, showcasing top players from both circuits.
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Missouri
Mrs.Wilson
Judy Voetmer
Seattle
Wall Grabs Early Lead In Akron American Golf Classic
Art Wall Jr. fires a sizzling 67 to lead the 72 hole American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club. He holds a one stroke edge over Bob Goalby Billy Maxwell and Frank Boynton as five others break par. The field features notable players including Ted Kroll Ken Venturi Huston LeClair Jr Arnall Palmer Jim Ferrier Rex Baxter and Dondannay.
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Olio
API
Art Wall Jr
Wall
Firestove Country Club
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Billy Maxwell
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Ted Krol
Ken Venturi
Huston LeClair Jr
Pocono
Copus Chrsti
Tex
Dallas
Ge / Bel Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Ted Kroll
FL. Lauderdale
Huston LeClair
Birmingham
Ala
San Francisco
Dondannay
Arnall Palmer
Mami
Day Aberhert
Miami
Jim Ferrier
Burbank
Calif
Rex Baxter
Amarilly
Exhibition Clash Hints At NFL Season Contenders
Eagles and Lions meet in Detroit at Tiger Stadium with reserve QBs King Hill and Warren Rabb starting as Nick Skorich hopes King can help replace Norm Van Brocklin. Browns visit Rams in Los Angeles as AFL action features Dallas and others in early campaign.
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Associated Press
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Houston
Greenville
D.C
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Boston
Nick Skorich
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St. Louis
King
Norm van Brocklin
Lion
George Wilson Wills
Rabb
Earl Marrall
Five Home Games for the Bobcats Schedule
Hope High School’s Bobcats football plans five home games in a 11 game 1961 schedule with home dates including Sept 22 versus Smackover Buckaroos and prices for season hooks box seats and gate admissions. The schedule lists opponents Pine Bluff De Queen Smackover Malvern Crossett Pairview Magnolia Camden Conway Arkadelphia Nashville with home/away markers.
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Hope High School Bobcat
Buckaroos
Nope High School
Pine Bhutt Thef
DeQueen Thess
Smackover
Malvern
Crossett
Pairview
Magantia Nere
Camden
Conway Teva
Arkadelphia
Nashville
Mera
Arkansas Lakes Fishing Forecast From State Commission
Fishing around Arkansas lakes reports clear water and steady to good bites. Lake Bull Shoals bass fare at night on jigs and plastics while blue gill rise on crayfish. Conway shows bass and bream activity with crappie on minnows. Hamilton Ouachita Catherine Maumelle offer mixed results across bass bream crappie with live bait and minnows. Norfolk provides deep-running tyres for bass, worms for bluegill and bream, and trot lines for catfish. Victory over the Browns and a 17 14 win over Pittsburgh noted.
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Steve
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Lake Bull Shoals
Lake Conway
Hamilton
Ouachita
Lake Catherine
Lake Maumelle
Lake Norfolk
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