Dodgers Need More Hitting Ready to Avenge Losses
The Dodgers dropped a 8-4 decision to the Reds as Jim O'Toole limited Los Angeles to five hits. Los Angeles slipped 5 1/2 games behind St. Louis with just four runs in 35 innings and a team batting average around .250 led by Tommy Davis at .228. The Reds, Cardinals, and Giants other NL results shape a tight pennant race. In AL action, Minnesota split with Washington while Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison powered a 5-2 win for the Twins and Dick Phillips drove in four in the Senators' 7-3 victory.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Reds
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Robinson
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Houston
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Washington
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Senators
Dick Phillips
O'Tagle
Gordy Coleman
Don Drysdale
Willie Davis
Tommy Harper
Marichal
Carl Sawatski
Curt’ Flood
Dick Groat
Felipe Alou
George Altman
Key to Tennis Play Up to Ralston
Forest Hills awaits Dennis Ralston as he seeks to prove maturity and temper control at the U S National Singles Championships. The Bakersfield product is seeded third behind McKinley and Emerson with Osuna fourth as 224 players enter 64 qualification spots for 16 championship bracket places. His performance could restore American tennis prestige after a Davis Cup suspension amid temper issues.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Dennis Ralston
United States
Galtiaratan
West Side Tennis Club
U.S
Ralston
Bakersfield
Holnding
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Emerson
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Los Angeles
California
Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Oklahoma State Starts Practice for season opener
Oklahoma State University began football practice with 53 candidates. The Cowboys plan to face the University of Arkansas in the season opener in Little Rock on September 21. Arkansas also starts fall practice on September 2.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Cowboys
OSU
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Baseball Minor League Results From The Associated Press
International League results include Jacksonville 4 Indianapolis 11 in 12 innings and Atlanta 8 Buffalo 6 in 12 innings. Syracuse beat Richmond 2 to 1 while Toronto routed Rochester 8 to 4. Arkansas defeated Columbus 7 to 0. Pacific Coast League Seattle 11 Tacoma 3 and Hawaii 0 Spokane 0. Only games scheduled.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Buffalo
Syracuse
Richmond
Toronto
Rochester
Arkansas
Columbus
Seattle
Tacoma
Hawaii
Spokane
Linet
AOS
Fight Results From New Bedford And Tokyo Matches
Vince Shomo defeated Manny Burgo in New Bedford for the Oriental welterweight championship while Yoshinori Takahashi beat Makoto Watanabe in Tokyo. A stray sentence about a boy becoming a man is included but not connected to the boxing results.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Vince Shomo
New York
Manny Burgo
Tokyo
Yoshinori Takahashi
Japan
Makoto Watanabe
U S Doubles Title Boosts McKinley's Wimbledon hopes
McKinley and partner defeated the Mexicans to capture the Wimbledon doubles title, then teamed up again to win the U S National Doubles at Brookline, Mass. This victory signals the U S doubles team could contend with the world-dominant Australians on legual footing.
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McKinley
U.S
Brookline
Mass
National League Standings and Monday Results Summary
Standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 77 wins and 52 losses, St Louis 72-58, San Francisco 71-59, Philadelphia 71-60, Milwaukee 69-82, Cincinnati 70-64, Chicago 66-63, Pittsburgh 65-63, Houston 49-82, New York 41-88. Monday results: St Louis 6 San Francisco, Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles, Milwaukee 11 Houston 7.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Hinton
Versalles
Stuart
Killebrew
Aparicio
Peters
Pascual
Monbouquette
T. Davis
Aaron
Mays
White
Pinson
Groat
Gonzalez
McCovey
Cincinnatii
Wills
Perratroski
McBean
Koufax
Drysdale
Officer Takes 1st Round Lead In Air Force Golf
Col Bernard Burkett of Little Rock Air Force Base shot a one over par 73 to lead the senior division in the Second Air Force golf tournament at LAAFB. Sgt L Towles of Altus AFB led the open division after round one. 116 players from 11 states and 16 bases participated. Little Rock leads the senior team standings with 329, followed by Bunker Hill 342 and Barksdale 343. Open division team leader is Columbus AFB with 303, followed by Barksdale 309 and Bunker Hill SLL.
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Little Rockup
Bernard Burkett
Little Rock Air Force Base
Air Force
LAAFB
L. Towles
Altus’ Afb
Okla
Little Rock
Bunker Hill Afb
Ind
Barksdale Afb
Shreveport
Columbus Afb
Miss
Teader
Barksdale
Bunker Hill
Pastrano to Fight Peralta in TV Fight of the Week
Willie Pastrano the heavyweight champion will meet Argentine Gregorio Peralta in a 10 round non title bout on September 20 at Miami Beach. The match marks the return of the TV Fight of the Week to Friday nights on ABC, announced from New York by Teddy Brenner.
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Miami
Fla
Willie Pastrano
Gregorio Peralta
Miami Beach
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
New York
ABC
Marine Captures Rife Title at National Rifle Matches
CAMP PERRY Ohio AP Marine Reserve Capt. Leonard DeJong of Grants New Mexico won the Coast Card trophy at the National Rifle Matches with a 100-15 tying the match record set in 1958.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Marine Reserve
Leonard DeJong
Grants
N.M
Brown Keeps 6th Shutout as Arkansas Tops Columbus 7-0
In Little Rock, Paul Brawe earned his sixth shutout of the season for Arkansas, beating Columbus 7 to 0 in International League play. Richie Allen hit his 31st homer, Bobby Malkmus lined a first-inning triple and a wild pitch produced the go-ahead run, with Danny Cater adding a two-run single and Orlando Macfarlane later miscue leading to another score as Arkansas broke the game open with a five-run eighth. Brown improved to 14-1, Pehanick took the loss.
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Little Rock
Paul Brawe
Arkansas
Columbus
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Buffalo
Syracuse
Richmond
Toronto
Rochester
Brown
Bobby Malkmus
Richie Allen
Travelers
Danny Cater
Cater
Orlando Macfarlane
Johnny Upham
al Pehanick
Pehanick
Priddy
MacFarlane
Kenders
W—Brown
L—Pehanick
Allen
Toronto Routs Rochester as 12-inning Games Dinner
Toronto beat Rochester 8 to 4 in a 12 inning game. Atlanta edged Buffalo 8 to 1 in another 12 inning affair. Tuesday’s schedule lists Toronto at Rochester and Richmond at Syracuse at 7 30 p m EDT with several other matchups.
Indians Recall 13 From Minors
The Cleveland Indians announced the recall of 13 players from their minor league clubs. Five will rejoin the Tribe early next month and the others will report to Tucson, Arizona, for spring training.
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Cleveland AP
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Tucson
Ariz
Dodgers Pledge Haircut Until Four-Run Innings Arrive
Los Angeles Dodgers assistant general manager Arthur E. Patterson vows not to cut his hair until the team strings together a four-run inning. The Dodgers, having waited 35 innings for their last four runs, lost 3-1 to Cincinnati and remain 5 games back in the NL race.
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LOS Angeles
Manger Arthur. E
Patterson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Palmer Wins $4,600 Puts Season Earnings Above 100000
In Dunedin Florida AP reports Arnold Palmer earned $4,600 for second place at the American Golf Classic, boosting his year earnings past $100,000. Jack Nicklaus won $2,200 for second place but trails Palmer by more than $18,000. Palmer’s official PGA total reaches $201,559 while Nicklaus has $83,465, with Julius Boros third and Tony Lema and Gary Player following.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Israel warns of border clashes and self defense duty
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned Parliament that Israel will be duty bound to defend itself if peace with Syria does not return. He noted the exchange of fire with Jordanian troops near Jerusalem last Sunday and called on Jordan to punish the guilty and restore peace. An Israeli soldier was reported killed and Jordan said shells hit densely populated areas of Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Leachville Votes on $120000 Bond for Local Plants
Leachville Arkansas voters will cast ballots today on a $120000 bond issue to fund expansion for Florafax Delivery Service National Florists Director and Advance Printing Co all under one roof. The three firms employ 30 people with payroll over $100000 under Act 9.
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Leachville, Ark
Leachville
Florafax Delivery Service
National Florists Director
Advance Printing Co
When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables outline daily fishing and hunting windows. Major periods run 90 minutes to two hours. minor periods precede and follow them with specific AM PM times listed for Tuesday through Sunday, though OCR issues obscure some digits.
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John Alden Knight
Memphis Takes Victory No. 33 at World Series opener
Memphis, the Southern representative in the American Legion Baseball World Series, beat Greensboro 8 to 3 in Keene New Hampshire. Pitcher Don Schroeppel earned the win with help from Gary Eastburn. Memphis plated 6 runs in the eighth after three errors and three walks, aided by three bunts and a solo homer by Doug Shores in the fourth.
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Keene
N.H
Memphis
Greensboro
N.C
Don Schroeppel
Gary Eastburn
Doug Shores
Leaders in the Major Leagues highlights by AP
The Associated Press lists batting leaders with Yastrzemski and Kaline top in average and runs. It ranks rbi leaders Stuart and Kaline, hits leaders Yastrzemski and Kaline, and notes doubles leaders including Ward and Alvis. For pitching, Peters leads in decisions and strikeouts with Koufax and Drysdale also prominent.
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Associated Press
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Ward
Chicago
Alvis
Cleveland
Causey
Kansas City
O'Toole Leads Reds Past Dodgers in NL Tilt
Major League Stars pitching Jim O'Toole of the Reds limited the Los Angeles club to five hits as Cincinnati won 3-1, trimming the Dodgers NL lead to five games. Dick Groat of the Cardinals delivered a clutch single in the three run ninth to spark a 6-3 victory over the Giants, giving St. Louis undisputed second place in the NL.
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Jim O’toole
Reds
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dick Groat
Cardinals
San Francisco
St. Louis
TV Show Delves Into Mental Illness Themes on Break Point
AP reports ABC will premiere Breaking Point on Sept 16 offering 10 network hours weekly of drama focused on illness and emotional distress. Producers say the aim is social value, not instant cures, with AMA advisory involvement and scripts reviewed by a mental clinic.
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Hollywood
ABC
General Hospital
George Lefferts
Eleventh Hour
Lefferts
NBC
American Medical Association
Los Angeles
Pont
AMA
Allegiance to U S Renewed for Hot Springs Woman
Mrs Hannah Greenberg Rephan of Hot Springs, born in New York City, renounced U S citizenship 41 years earlier to wed Austrian Edward Issac Rephan on August 13 1922. After his death last September she regained U S citizenship last week by renewing allegiance before U S District Judge John E Miller.
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Hannah Greenberg Rephan
Hot Springs
New York City
U.S
Edward Issac Rephan
Congress
Rephan
John E. Miller
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