Dodgers Rally To 10 2. Fairly Leads Hit Pace
Dodgers blow past the Cardinals 10-2 as Fairly drives in four and homers for the seventh time this season. Davis ends drought with multiple hits helping Los Angeles climb toward .500 and close the gap in the NL race while Philadelphia and San Francisco jockey for first place in the tightened standings.
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Braves place Schenider on disabled list and pick Cecil Butler
Milwaukee Braves assign rookie southpaw Dan Schneider to the disabled list with a back injury and purchase right-hander Cecil Butler from Denver of the Pacific Coast League. Schneider, 21, has a 1-1 record and is hospitalized.
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Retzlaff Signs 1944 Eagles Contract for Raise
Pete Retzlaff signed his 1944 NFL contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday and said, I got a raise. I'm satisfied. The deal is a one-year agreement with the usual one-year option. no financial terms were released.
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Braves beat Giants as eight of last ten winess rise
Baldschun escaped a bases loaded jam with two out as Lynch set up the threat by forcing the potential winner. Hank Aaron Joe Torre and Dennis Menke homered off Gaylord Perry. The Reds clinched in the third on Deron Johnson's two-out single with Marty Keough scoring the winning run. Ernie Broglio earned his first Cubs win since June 15 with support from Billy Cowan and Len Gabrielson.
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Nichols Leads PGA Opening Round Ahead of Nicklaus
Nichols from Louisville shot a 67 to lead the PGA Championship opening round at Columbus Country Club. Nicklaus matched with a 67 as Mike Souchak, Palmer, Charles, Casper, January and Hogan followed with 68s and 70s. Player guesting at Nicklaus’s home drew chatter as Palmer trailed with a 68 while Arnold Palmer outplayed Nicklaus in snooker and Gary Player eyed the World Series berth.
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Orioles Slip Past Yankees to Lead AL Race
The Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 6-1 as Steve Barber dazzled with a four hitter and drove Baltimore back into first place. Barker added a two run homer for New York, while Chicago beat Boston and several other AL and NL games were played.
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College All Stars Begin Training in Evanston
The College All Star football team of 47 players reported Thursday in Evanston for equipment and medical checks ahead of the August 7 game at Soldier Field against the Chicago Bears. Coach Otto Graham has exactly three weeks to prepare the top selections from the 1963 college grid season.
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First No-Hitter in Texas League
Piacar left hander Nick DeMatteis tossed the first no hitter of the Texas League season as El Paso shut out also 1-0 Thursday night. Yankees, White Sox, Twins, Indians, and other scores appear, with Barker homering on the first pitch from Jim Bouton and Bowens driving in runs.
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Foul Appeals Victory as Constellation Fouls Start
In Rhode Island Sound during America's Cup defense trials Constellation fouled the committee boat crossing the starting line and was ruled to have lost to Nefertiti by two seconds on a 24 mile course. American Eagle beat Easterner by 5 minutes 23 seconds on the triangular course, extending its series record to 6-0 while Constellation sits 4-2 and Nefertiti 4-2. Sovereign tested sails offshore ahead of elimination trials with Kurrewa V next month.
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Contested Phraseology of the Koran in Mosques Cited
A report notes that the wording of the Koran must not be altered and translations are never used in mosques, reflecting strict adherence to sacred text in worship spaces and guiding institutional practice.
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