Bunning Again Tops Giants in NL Action
Jim Bunning shut down the San Francisco Giants for the 10th time in 12 decisions as Philadelphia prevailed 5-1. Cuellar earned his first major league shutout by blanking Pittsburgh 4-0, and Bob Shaw led the Dodgers past the Mets 5-3. Cincinnati and Chicago won as results shifted in the NL while Detroit, New York, Minnesota and Boston posted varied scores in the AL. Hers and other lines note Koufax’s next start and standings tightness.
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Rirates
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Washington
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Bob Veale
Houston
Ron Davis
Dave Nicholson
Bob Lillis
Sim Hickman
Ereror
Nate Oliver
Lou Johnson
Deron Johnson
Joe Nuxhall
Four Hope Star Coon Hunters Plan Big Protest
In Atlanta protesters from a four-member coon hunting group plan a large gathering if the State Game and Fish Commission does not send a representative to discuss hunting season dates. They aim to travel Thursday with dogs and protest potential changes to season timing.
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Star Sports
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Orioles Slip Behind In Streak Despite Wins
Detroit’s Willie Horton blasted two homers and a five RBI night as the Tigers beat Baltimore 6-3. Horton’s 21st homer joined five RBI, while Kaline argued the pennant race remains open. Frank Robinson hit his 41st homer and Boog Powell tied for the RBI lead at 98 as AL scores rolled in from across the leagues.
German Official Defends Action Amid Military Shakeup
BON Germany AP Defense Minister Kai-Uwe defended his recent actions as the army faces a possible shakeup. He said communications with frontline commanders were strained and that relations with his deputies needed strengthening. He emphasized the need for clarity and accountability within the ministry.
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Eahed
Orioles Slump Deepens With Seven Losses in Ten
The Baltimore Orioles, after leading by 13 games on Aug. 18, have dropped seven of ten to widen the gap in the American League pennant race. Detroit’s Denny McLain allowed two runs over three hours as Willie Horton homered twice and Frank Robinson hit his 41st homer off McLain in the first inning. Orioles stranded 13 runners as they failed to capitalize against McLain and the Tigers.
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Jim Perry
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George Sentt
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Gordon Brand
Associated Press
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Frank Skaff
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Woodie
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Frank Ervin
Diller Hanover
Springfield
Carelisle
Billy Haughton
Carlisle
United State Trotting Association
Columbus
Ohio
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George Sholty
Yonkers
Falcons coach delighted with leftovers in NFL draft cutdown
Atlanta Falcons coach Norb Hecker praised his squad's base, aiming to trim roster from 49 to 43 as clubs scrape for bench strength. Hecker stressed not trading future picks, while scouting players released by Giants Redskins and Chargers for potential upgrades.
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Hecker
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Lane
Michigan
Florists Elect Cleveland Man Florists Elect Cleveland Man
Cleveland Ohio area florist Albert Realke elected president of the local florists association amid the Bran world Ueltye te Salbytr debate. Irrelevant garble from OCR obscures remaining details.
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Cleveland
Pat AP
Albert Realke
Australians Retain the Doubles Crown at Davis Cup
Davis Cup veterans Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle won the U S doubles title at Longwood beating Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner 6 4 6 4 6 4 to reclaim the national championship for Australia for the 11th time in 21 years Emerson, 29, sits No 2 in singles rankings behind Manuel Santana while Stolle, 27, complains about not being seeded in singles and questions the seeding process after the win narrowed America's Davis Cup hopes and forced a tense finish following a long previous match phase.
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Associated Press
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Spain
Forest Hills
N.Y
Stole
Noah’s Ark
Stolle
Ralston
Graebner
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
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Baseball Today's Baseball By Associated Press NL v. L Pts GB Summary
National League teams led by San Francisco and Pittsburgh hold scattered leads with standings tight across divisions. American League features Baltimore and Detroit contending, batters Alou Clemente and Aaron provide major stats while pitching leaders include Reagan Perry and Koufax. schedule notes list multiple matchups and twi nights for key games.
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Tennis Nationals Housing And Social Scene Seen
Entries for the national championships draw stars like Santana Emerson Ashe and Ralston with Davis Cup teams staying in midtown hotels or Newport guest houses. A housing fund covers lesser players, top seeds receive suites, while others share hotel rooms and must vacate by noon after loss. Social events include makeup salons for the women, club cocktail parties, and a Tennis Writers Association bath at the Plaza Hotel.
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Billie Jean King
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Fights Last Night Buster Mathis Knocks Out Brownfield
Detroit heavyweight Buster Mathis 240 from Grand Rapids Michigan defeated Mert Brownfield 211 of Pittsburgh in a night boxing bout with a knockout early in the contest.
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Buster Mathis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mert Brownfield
Pittsburgh
May Hold for Many Years Record in Hambletonian Heat
Duquoin Falls track hosts a 1964 record pace of 1 56 4 5 for 5 year old trotters, with $122 540 on the line. Ten colts and two fillies race, as Delvin Miller and others discuss hours of heats and possible four heat winner due to luck and post positions.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Duquoin
Concens
Bill Casper Favorite to Win Curling World Golf Championship
American golfer Bill Casper leads the field at Royal Birkdale for the Curling World Golf Championship with a 4 to 1 odds favorite among 165 professionals from multiple continents. Casper, dieting on pork and lamb after a flu setback, seeks the $35,000 first prize in a $200,000 event as top rivals include Doug Sanders Phil Rodgers and Peter Thomson.
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Southport
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Calif
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Ojai
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Australia
Women tennis results and political health official note
Listing shows Billie Jean King Maria Bueno Nancy Richey Ann Jones Karen Krantzcke Rosemary Casals plus minor league baseball scores Syracuse 2 Rochester 5 Richmond 5 Toledo 4 and Pacific Coast League results. A misfired line notes Mrs Gyet Culp Hobby as first head of HEW sworn in April 11 195% in a separate historical aside.
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