Cards Keep on Going Phils Manage a Split
The St. Louis Cardinals swept a doubleheader with Cincinnati 2-2 and 2-2, inching into a second place tie with the Reds as Bing Devine nears potential Major League Executive of the Year. Ken Boyer homered twice and Tim McCarver delivered key hits in the wins as Philadelphia split with the Dodgers, Bonnett earning win in game one after a late surge. Willie Mays led the Giants with two homers as San Francisco closed within six games of Philadelphia.
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Solunar Tables For Fish And Hunt Schedule
The schedule of Solunar periods shows Major periods lasting about an hour and a half to two hours, with minor periods taken from John Alden Knight. Plan days to fish or hunt in optimal territory based on daily major and minor times listed Tuesday to Saturday and Sunday.
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Sweepstakes Tickets Sold at Rockingham Park
AP report from Salem New Hampshire states 31 478 fans attended Rockingham Park and bought 17 421 sweepstakes tickets Monday. Sweepstakes will be run at Rockingham next Saturday. Sweepstakes director Edward J Powers said 52 263 dollars in sales Monday would push the total toward five point seven million dollars.
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Texan Coody wins Dallas Open in tough final
Charles Coody captured the Dallas Open crown finishing at 271 for 72 holes to beat Billy Casper and Jerry Edwards. The Texan earned $5,800 and moved into the PGA and major tournaments with a strong tour debut. Casper and Haas tied for third at 273 as Coody praised the victory beyond money, noting its fringe benefits and the birth of his daughter and son during the season.
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Major League Leaders Tie Giants Start With Doubleheader Wins
The Giants won the nightcap 4-2 after a late surge to claim the doubleheader. Denny Menke and Joe Torre led the Braves with multi hit games in the opener, while George Altman powered the Mets with four hits and three RBIs across both games. Seven pitchers combined in the Mets eighth inning rallies.
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May Be First Negro to Make Grade
Arthur Ashe Jr, UCLA senior from Richmond, aims to make the U S Davis Cup squad without concessions for race. He beat Marty Riessen to virtually clinch a spot, with McKinley and Ralston as top contenders as the U S faces Australia in Cleveland September 25-27.
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Cowboys Place 2 on Waivers After Roster Shuffle
Dallas Cowboys announce waiver actions placing Jimmy Evans tight end from Texas Western and rookie Jake Jacobs on waivers. The move follows ongoing roster reshaping ahead of the season. Evans and Jacobs are free to join other NFL teams once claimed or cleared waivers.
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Senators' Bennie Daniels Shuts Out White Sox in twin bill
PITCHING Bennie Daniels of the Senators pitched his first complete game in over two months a five hit effort as Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader dropping the White Sox from the American League lead. BATTING Roger Maris of the Yankees had four hits including a homer and an 11th inning double that drove in the winning run in a 5-4 New York victory over Minnesota.
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Standings and results from the latest baseball week
The standings show Phila 83 54 606 leading, followed by Cincinnati and St Louis at 77 61. Various results include Philadelphia 5 1 Los Angeles 13 and New York 7 6 Houston 5 4. Schedule notes list games for today and midweek with slated matchups across cities.
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Pacific Coast League standings and schedule summary
Eastern Division teams chase spots with Arkansas at 89 60 and Oklahoma City at 86 66 leading. Western Division San Diego and Portland hold top marks as leagues report results including Seattle Tacoma Dallas and Salt Lake City. Notable games include Spokane 5 to 1 over San Diego and Hawaii 4 over Portland with rain causing a delay.
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Chisox Drop Pair as Orioles Split Labor Day Twin Bill
In a Labor Day twi nighter split, Bennie Daniels and Dave Stenhouse spun strong games for Washington and Kansas City in a chaotic day. A's Dean Chance notched his 18th win and Jack Hiatt's first major league at bat ended the Angels rally, while Baltimore, Chicago and New York traded blows in a pennant race paced by Bunker and Maris.
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Weekend Fight Results From Global Ring
AP reports a series of boxing results from Buenos Aires Kingston and Winnemucca among others. KOs and decisions mention fighters including Jorge Fernandez and Vicente Dorado with multiple weight classes and nations.
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Kelso Still Challenging for Money Wins Title
Kelso the Grand Old Man of thoroughbreds remains a top contender with earnings near 1.7 million after a pivotal Aqueduct Stakes win over Gun Bow. The 7-year-old gelding carried 128 pounds, clocked 1:48 3-5 for 1 1/16 miles, and boosted his lifetime earnings to 1,711,132 as Labor Day racing drew 490,799 fans and $25,075,855 wagered across 23 tracks.
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Four Wrestlers Win Olympic Berths at Naval Academy
ANNAPOLIS Md AP four wrestlers earned berths on the 1964 U S Olympic team by winning final freestyle matches at the Naval Academy Gray Simons of Norfolk Virginia Dave Ruble of Ithaca New York Bob Douglas of Bridgeport Ohio and Gera Conine of Tacoma Washington were among the winners in the qualifying event
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Red Sox rally falls short as Chance earns tough win
Chance failed to complete a shutout, allowing an unearned ninth inning score on two singles and a Schaal error, though he dropped his league leading ERA for starters to 1.55. Boston built a three run lead before Radatz lost it in the eighth as Willie Smith cleared the bases with a triple. Smith then stole second and Haiti delivered in his first appearance since Hawaii as the Angels loaded the bases. A ninth inning argument led to ejections for Radatz, Thomas and Nixon after a disputed called strike. Meanwhile Sam McDowell allowed five hits as Cleveland beat Detroit with Woody Held homering twice and driving in two.
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Pro Football Openers Spark Record Preseason Attendance
NFL and AFL preseason wrapup details record attendance of 1,191,811 over 34 games. Vikings remain perfect at 5-0 with Tarkenton to Brown, Browns surge behind Jim Brown and Lou Groza, Jets, Rams, Bears, Chargers, and others post exhibition wins and notable injuries.
Mets Sign 18 Year Old Pitcher Bill Denehy
The New York Mets signed 18 year old right handed pitcher Bill Denehy who graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School Beachelon Conn. The young pitcher joins the Major League club as part of their recent signings.
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Labor Day Baseball Attendance Dips Under 200000
The Labor Day baseball program drew 182102 fans for an 18 game schedule, well below last season’s 222880 for a 19 game schedule, indicating attendance fell short of the prior year. The drop contrasts with a higher total from 1963 and reflects a weaker turnout for the holiday program.
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Will Indians Move Club In 1965 Cleveland
Cleveland Indians face financial trouble as talks begin on staying or moving. General Manager Gabe Paul says a directors meeting within a month will decide whether to stay, move to Seattle or other cities, with about 10 to 12 suitors noted. Paul emphasizes need for a fighting chance to survive financially amid prior losses and a potential larger deficit this year.
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Local Minor League Baseball Scores Report
International League results show Buffalo 46 over Toronto 13 and Rochester 6 over Syracuse 5 while Columbus 6 over Atlanta 4 and Jacksonville 4 over Richmond 1. Tacoma defeated Hawaii 4 to 2 and Indianapolis edged Oklahoma City 1 to 0 with other listed outcomes including Salt Lake City 1 and Denver 0 San Diego 5 Spokane i.
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Larger Outflow of Firemen Amid Industry Changes
AP reports H. E. Gilbert president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen says more workers are leaving the industry than expected due to the elimination of firemen. A survey shows 9,564 separated since the arbitration ruling took effect May 7 with railroads paying 22 million dollars in severance. Colors for young girls wool coats feature warm deep tones including camel light brown orange red and carnat ion. Leading greens are forest and laden with blue shades like navy teal and turquoise remaining popular.
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