Dodgers Fall to Reds as Four-Run Inning Stings
Dodgers lose 9-5 to Cincinnati as four runs in the sixth inning tilt the National League race. Don Pavletich homered, Donn Pavletich drove in two after a disputed play, while Jim Maloney earned his 19th win. Dodgers remain 5 1/2 games ahead of the Giants amid a 15-run outburst in seven games.
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Jim Maloney
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Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
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Houston
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Frank Walsh
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Second Hole-in-One for One-Armed Golfer at Haydock Park
London AP reports Jack Robinson, 47, scored his second hole-in-one in four days on the 122-yard par 3 fourth hole at Haydock Park Golf Course. He achieved the feat while playing the course for only the fourth time, showcasing remarkable skill as a one-armed golfer.
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London
Jack Robinson
Haydock Park
Robinson
Speedy Scot Wins Hambletonian With Floris Challenge
Speedy Scot triumphed in three heats at Du Quoin to win the 115549 Hambletonian. Floris upset early by taking the first mile in a track record pace of 1:57 3-5, the fastest ever by a one-year-old trotter. Speedy Scot recovered to win heats two and three, with combined time 5:54.0 marking a record for a divided three-heat harness race. Floris earned 29,300 for second. Speedy Scot's winnings rose to 238,710. Other top finishers were Elma, Choir Boy, and Buff Hanover.
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Harry Pownall
Ralph Baldwin
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Buff Hanover
Denver Open Opens with Record Entry as Stars Sit Out
The Denver Open began without Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros or Gary Player drawing a record entry of 147 pros. Don Finsterwald led after a 68 earning 500 while defending champion Bob Goalby aims to repeat after last year's 277. Five other pros posted 69 in the pro-am event.
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Denver
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Gary Layers
Denver Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Bob Goalby
Goalby
George Bayer
Jacky Cupit
Jay Hebert
Doug Sanders
Ken Still
Major League Leaders Report From The Baseball Year
The Associated Press lists top players by league with figures for batting hits runs and RBIs. Notable leaders include Yastrzemski Kaline and Stuart for batting and home runs, Aaron and Mays for runs, and Koufax Drysdale and others for pitching and strikeouts with team associations Boston Detroit New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Kaline Detroit
Tresh New York
Stuart
Ward Chicago
Ward
Chicago
Alvis
Cleveland
Causey Kansas City
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Washington
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
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Major League stars power 9-1 win as Oliver homers twice
Gene Oliver of the Braves hit a grand slam and a two run shot to lift Milwaukee over Houston 9-1. Whitey Ford of the Yankees earned his 16th victory by holding Boston to five hits, becoming the American League leader in wins.
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Associated Press
Gene Oliver
Braves
Milwaukee
Houston
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Boston
Minor League Results Across the International League
Jacksonville topped Indianapolis 2 to 1 while Richmond beat Rochester, with Columbus defeating Arkansas 6 to 1 and Atlanta winning 7 to 4 over Buffalo. Richmond game delayed as Rochester matchup was postponed.
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Indianapolis
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Arkansas
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Three Arkansans on A&M Grid Team
STILLWATER Okla AP three Arkansans will be on the Oklahoma State Cowboy team which meets Arkansas in the season football opener in Little Rock Sept 21 A preliminary depth chart shows Earl Jones of North Little Rock as the third unit left end Gus Robey of Prescott as the third unit right end and Ken Jones of Hot Springs as the fourth unit left tackle Bob Harrison of Texarkana Tex is listed as the fifth unit left tackle
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Arkansans
Oklahoma State Cowboy
Arkansas
Little Rock
Earl Jones
North Little Rock
Gus Robey
Prescott
Ken Jones
Hot Springs
Bob Harrison
Texarkana,Tex
Toronto 12 Syracuse 3 leads Pacific Coast League clash
Toronto defeated Syracuse 12 to 3 in a Pacific Coast League game. The contest featured Toronto’s strong offense and a decisive victory over Syracuse on the road.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Solunar Schedule From Knight Table For Fishing And Hunting
The schedule reflects shortened solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at stated times and last about 90 to 120 minutes, with minor periods between them. The passage lists sample times and codes indicating specific days or notes for optimal sport periods.
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John Alden Knight
A.M. Paa. Thies
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Arkansas Falls 6-1 to Columbus in IL Game
Arkansas managed only three hits and allowed six unearned runs in a 6-1 loss to Columbus. Danny Caler hit his first homer of the year in the seventh. Gene Alley doubled in the third to clear the bases with two out, as Columbus built a lead with errors and timely hits.
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Rom Butlers
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Danny Caler
Frank Herrera
Billy Smith
Gene Alley
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Those Yankees Just Keep on Rolling Along
The Detroit Tigers under Charlie Dressen won their seventh straight, squeezing past the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 to climb to fifth in the American League. Whitey Ford became the AL's first 19-game winner as the Yankees beat Boston 4-1 aided by wild pitches from Matt Wilson.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Dressen
Bob Scheffing
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Scheffing
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Matt Wilson
Boston
Frank Lary
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Lary
Ford
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Wilson
Phil Linz
Clete Boyer
Linz
Memphis Junior Baseballers Win 13-0 in World Series
Memphis Tennessee based Southern entry routed Evansville Indiana 13 to 0 in Keene New Hampshire as the American Legion Junior World Series opened. The win showcased strong pitching and offensive depth for the Memphis squad.
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Memphis
Tenn
Evansville
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American Legion
Washington Wins Connie Mack Title in Narrow Final
Washington Kirkland won the Connie Mack World Series with a 6-5 defeat of Chicago in Springfield after a double elimination tournament for players under 19. The championship game capped a tense run through a field that included Jacksonville Indianapolis Atlanta Buffalo Richmond Rochester and other regional matchups amid weather-skirting scheduling notes.
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Kirkland
Wash
Chicago
Arkansan Ousted in Tennis Qualifying Match
Alan Roberts of Little Rock Ark was eliminated in the first round of qualifying for the National Tennis Championships. He dropped sets 6 4 5 7 0 6 4 9 7 to Francisco Gutman of Ecuador in a four set loss.
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Fohtter Hints
Alan Roberts
Little Rock
Ark
Francisco Gutman
Ecuador
Standings and results from the WoL Pet standings
Standings show WoL leaders with Los Angeles leading 78 53 and San Francisco close at 73 59. A listed schedule includes Philadelphia Chicago Francisco Los Angeles and New York Pittsburgh games with multiple results from prior days. The text also records Wednesday results and upcoming matches across leagues and venues.
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Officer Piles Up Huge Lead in Air Force Golf
In the senior division at Little Rock Air Force Base, Col. Bernard Burkett stretched his lead to 17 strokes with a 75 to reach 219 over 50 holes. Lt. Col. Charles Mills sat second as the tourney continued, while Lt. Heyen of Bunker Hill Ind and Robert Lasher of Forbes AF8, Kan., trailed in the open division.
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Bernard Burkett
Air Force
Charles Mills
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Bunker Hill Ind
Robert Lasher
Forbes
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Rain Dance Sparks Tiny Arkansas Laughing Fit
The report recalls Holly Good of Albuquerque visiting Pine Bluff and inspiring children to believe a rain dance worked after a brief shower. Also mentioned are Senator Fulbright’s mailing hiccups, KTHV’s Randy Tardy with 30 newsletters, and Korea bound soldiers funding a home call. Local craftsman Warren Smith of Sparkling River Farm makes signed desk name plates and driftwood brass topped tables.
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Homer Berry
Pine Bluff
Holly Good
Aubrey Good
Albuquerque
N.M
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Holly
Warren Smith
Sparkling River
Izard County
Senior and opera team totals split at service academy event
Fortified by a close finish, Forbes AFB led opera team totals with 940 strokes while Little Rock AFB held second in senior team totals with 969 strokes, highlighting the narrow margin between the two bases in the competition.
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Forbes Afb
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