Redlegs Take Two From Dodgers Hold Lead On NL
Cincinnati Reds surge back from a 3-1 deficit to beat Los Angeles twice and extend their lead. Bill Henry Jim Brosnan and Jim O'Toole combined for 21 3 innings of perfect relief in game one, with Wally Post driving in the winner. Frank Robinson and Dick Gernert fueled the rally in game two as Hutchinson made key managerial moves. Orioles? (Note: Ensure accuracy.)
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Cincinnati
Reds
Empire State Building
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Bill Henry
Jim Brosnan
Jim O'Toole
Newry
Brostian
Dad Fers
Ken Johnson
Wally Post
Leo Cardenas
Gene Freese
Stan Wiliams
Hutchinson
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Dick Gernert
St. Louis
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirates
Cubs
Detroit
Washington
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Larry Jackson
Ken Boyer
Mahaffey
Braves
Tony Gonzalez
Sammy White
Frank Thomas
Jim’ Brewer
Richie Ashburn
Arkansans Win Again at Wichita in National Tourney
Osceola edged Wichita 5-3 as Harry Taylor held the host to six hits with relief from Bobby Jayroe in the ninth. Nick Avants homered in the second to spark a four run rally that carried Osceola to victory in the national non pro baseball tournament.
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Wichita
Kanap
Harry Taylor
Osceola
Taylor
Bobby Jayroe
Nick Avants
Oseeol
Pros Open Up Grid Play for Keeps
Joe Perry, the alltime workhorse of the NFL, shines for the Colts in a 41-7 exhibition win over the Redskins. Lamar McHan and Dee Mackey also star as Green Bay, New York, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh win in other games. Packers stay atop with 24-14 over Chicago.
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Joe Perry
Alltime Works
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49Ers
Perry
Redskins
Lamar McHan
Dee Mackey
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
New York
Dallas
San Francisco
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Don Bosseller
Washington
Jim Taylor
Packers
Bears
Bart Starr
Paul Hornung
Roger
LeClerc
Ed Brown
Johnny Morris
Charley Conerly
Giants
Cowboys
Joe Morrison
Alex “Webster
Jim Poodley
Phil King
Don McKhenny
Abe Woodson
Standings and results across major leagues and cities
Standings from the Associated Press show Birmingham atop the standings with Chattanooga and Nashville close behind. Daily games include Birmingham at Atlanta and Little Rock at Chattanooga, plus results from Shreveport, Macon, and Mobile. American League and National League sections list team records, recent results, and key statistical leaders across New York, Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and more.
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Macon
Nashville
Shreveport
le Mobile
Mobile
Little Ruck
New York
Delroi
Baltimore
Chicago
Ike
Cleveland
Boston
Los Amieres
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Chicaga
Washinton
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Aidenight
Cash
Ard
Maris
Mantle
Colavite
B. Robinson
Kaline
Kubek
Wood
St. Mantle
Aparicio
Rowser
Terry
Il-1
Ford
Pascual
Clemente
Pinson
Robinson
Mays
Rums
Cepeda
Aaron
Altman
Boyer
San Diego
Oakland
Dallas
Green Bay
Chitayzo
Wonder Why Fuss Over H R Twins
Detroit fans debate the I Maris and Mantle hype, claiming Cash and Colavito form a potent parallel in a 7-4 doubleheader sweep of Washington. Colavito belts four homers, Cash excels, while the Tigers close in on the Yankees, who stumble with Maris and Mantle goalless. Major league standings shift as NL races tighten and Angels grab seventh amid a busy day of results.
Minor League Results from Sunday in Pacific Coast League
Sunday games in the Pacific Coast League show San Diego 67, Maui 13. Spokane 7, Vancouver 4. High-scoring San Diego crushed Maui while Spokane edged Vancouver in a daytime matchup.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Mawaii
Spokane
Vancouvery
Fight results by The Associated Press
New York Doug Jones 181 stopped Yon Ving 181 in New York Philadelphia 10 Tokyo Hiroyuki Bhihara 112 outpointed P T Sington 115 Thailand 10.
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New York
Doug Jones
New’ York
Yon Ving
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Hiroyuki
Bbihara
Japan
P.'T. Sington
Thailand
Nashville Trims L A Travelers in pennant chase
Nashville defeated Little Rock 6-4 as Buddy Gilbert fueled a late surge. Birmingham pitcher Howie Koplitz improved to 22-3 with a 22nd win, holding Atlanta hitless until two outs in the fifth. Birmingham leads the Southern Association with Chattanooga two games back.
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Vernon Butler
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta
Macon
Barons
Lookouts
Shreveport
Birmingham
Chattanoga
Little Rock
Allanta
Mobile
Bears
Nashville
Buddy Gilbert
Howie Koplitz
Byo
Baseball scores from Saturday leagues and associations
The page lists multiple results across leagues. Notable pairings include Tacoma 1d over Salt Lake 6-6 and Seattle 11-3, Portland 6-2, Buffalo 33-6 vs Toronto 2-2, Rochester 3-14, Syracuse 6-5, Charleston 3-1, Omaha 3-2, and Denver 3- Houston 1. Additional results show Salt Lake 4-8, Tacoma 5, Vancouver 2, Spokane 0, Portland 5-2 Seattle, San Diego 5-0 Hawaii, Buffalo 2 Toronto 1, Rochester 4, Syracuse 5-2, Charleston 5-3, Richmond 4-1, Columbus at Jersey City.
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Portland
Columbus
Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Richmond
Charleston
Omaha
Louisville
Denver
Houston
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Vancouver
Spokane
Seatilu
San Diego
Hawaii
High Schools Open Play This Week
Twenty nine games and seven jamborees are scheduled Friday night as the 1960 Arkansas high school football season opens early. Most of the state’s 150 schools don’t play until Sept 6. No conference games this week in the Big Nine or Class AA. Texarkana hosts an opening night clash, while several top Class AA teams begin early schedules including Jonesboro, Sylvan Hills, Springdale, West Memphis, Malvern, and Arkadelphia. Jamborees planned at Newport, Camden, Bald Knob, Trumann, Osceola, Carlisle and Junction City.
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Texarkana
Jonesboro
Lakes
Walnut Ridge
Jacksonville
Sylvan Hills
Springdale
TAA
Huntsville
Mariana
West Memphis
Mabelvale
Saa Lakes
Bailxite
Morvillon
BAA
Searcy
Malvern
Arkadelphia
Newport
Camden
Bald Knot
Trumann
Osceola
Carlisle
Junction City
Golfer Hebert Wins American Golf Classic in Sudden-Death
AKRON Ohio AP Hebert of Louisiana won the 50000 American Golf Classic after beating Gary Player on the second playoff hole. Hebert led early by five strokes, faltered late, then sank a 20-footer to force a playoff and a birdie on the next hole to clinch. Player finished second with 41600 prize money. Fairfield finished third.
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Akron
Ohio
Hebert
Gary Player
Miami
Fla
Bothe
Herbert
Don Fairfield
Casey
Parkers Will Start Drills on Friday
Arkansas Razorbacks begin fall practices with Sept. 23 opener against Mississippi. Coach Frank Broyles weighs defensive gaps and linebacker depth while preparing for Ole Miss with QB questions and a strong backfield led by Harold Horton possibly leaving for military.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Hogs
Jackson
Rebels
Jake Gibbs
Johnny Vaught
Doug Elmore
Reds
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Ozarks
Harold Horton
Marlin
219Th Medical Ambulance Co
DeWitt
Pentagon
Seeond
Beorge McKinney
Billy Moore
Lance Alworth
Alworth
Paul Dudley
Oklahoma
Billy Joe Moody
Jim Weorthington
Jesse Branch
Rice
Texas
Baylor
Lewis
Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight guide readers to plan days for fishing or hunting. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours, with minor periods following. The text emphasizes using the periods to locate good sport in favorable territory and cover.
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John Alden Knight
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Neckor
Mickey Mantle
Top
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Southern Association
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Preston Carpenter
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Norm Cash
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Detroi
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Las Arroyo
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den Schwwall
Beston
Albert Weldum
Rock, Mich
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Hope
Star Sports
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