Experience Style Meet In Title Bout In Philadelphia
Veteran Emile Griffith faces undefeated Gypsy Joe Harris in a 12 round middleweight bout at the Spectrum. Griffith, 29, aims to reset his path toward a rematch with Nino Benvenuti, while Harris seeks a Benvenuti shot with a win. Both fighters weigh about 157 pounds as Harris relies on an unorthodox style to outpoint Griffith.
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Spectrum
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Italy
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Pittsburgh
Stanley Kitten Hayward
Benny Bowser
Bobb Cassidy
Andy Heisman
California
Dick DiVeronica
Curtis Cokes
Cubs Streak Ends As Cardinals Rally For 3-2 Win
Nelson Briles owned a 3-0 lead until four straight hits with two outs in the eighth halted him. Wayne Granger and Joe Hoerner closed out Cincinnati while St Louis moved 14 games ahead of Atlanta and the Cubs in the NL standings after Atlanta and Chicago split.
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Houston
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Mets
Snipes Invade Alamitos Bay As Snipe Class Competes
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club hosts the Snipe Class during the California Sea Festival with junior and senior national championships set over nine days. Junior division sail measurements occur today ahead of three races tomorrow and two more Thursday with an awards banquet that night. The final days start Friday with Crosby Memorial Heinzerling and Wells series on open sea beyond the breakwater.
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Jr. Sabot Sail Winds Up Today
Chuck Driscoll Dave Beard Tim McClure and Steve Wright win first places in their classes as the Sea Festival International junior sabot regatta opens. Two more races set for today to finish the junior series with 10 30 a m start.
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Dave Beard
Tim McClure
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Lakewood Softball Scores Compact Night
Lakewood Elks beat McCoys 2 to 1 with Joy Thompson earning the win. Hawks edged Dutch Mill Dairy 3 to 2 as Gibson and Zanzabuki split pitching duties. Meylein defeated Men 1 to 0 with Leonard earning the win. D and D Oil shut out La Flor 4 to 0 with Dyer getting the win.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees as Powell and Robinson Hit 10th inning Homers
Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson launched back to back home runs in the 10th inning lifting Baltimore over New York 5 3 to stay within 5 of Detroit in the American League race. Frank Robinson tied the game with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth after Bobby Cox and Andy Kosco homered for the Yankees.
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Angels See Double for Fifth Time
The Angels will start Tom Murphy and Jim McGlothlin in a two night doubleheader against Washington. Murphy joins after military duty in El Paso. Senators pitchers are Joe Coleman and Frank Bertaina. The series includes single games on Wednesday and Thursday, with Maryland trip next.
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Southfavored 7 point in prep all star game
The South is a seven point favorite to win the Kiwanis 605 All-Star football game Thursday night at Cerritos. Kickoff is 8 p.m. The North, winner last year, 28-7, has two players injured Bill Goshen of St Paul with a broken leg and Gary Neeley of La Serna with an injured hand.
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WBA Names Cruz Blue Lewis Mojica Boxer of the Month
Carlos Cruz the newly crowned lightweight champ heavyweight Al Blue Lewis and flyweight Aaton Mojica were named World Boxing Association Boxers of the Month for September in Sylvania Ohio.
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World Boxing Assn
Texas League Scores Roundup Prompt
Texas League results include Albuquerque 4 Arkansas 4, El Paso 2, San Antonio 6 Dallas Fort Worth 2, Amarillo 1 Shreveport 0 9. The day’s standings show mixed outcomes across the league with several close games and mismatches.
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Shreveport
Rams seven point favorite to beat Browns Friday
The Rams opened as seven point favorites over the Browns for Friday night at the Coliseum. David Jones and Jack Snow holdout stretches into a 21st day amid team changes and injuries. News on Nixon Rockefeller Reagan race odds and Rams rookies also appear alongside notes on Browns preseason history and team movements.
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Bills Beat Lions 13 9 as AFL Leads NFL Interleague Play
Buffalo Bills use rookies for the first time in an exhibition to topple the Detroit Lions 13 9 in 90 degree heat. Rookie Gary McDermott stars with multiple threats, Ben Gregory scores Bills TD, Kemp directs late drive. Attendance 40,412.
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Casey's 11 Virtue Brothers 0 in Crt League Softball
Fast scoring listed with multiple Crt League Softball results. Wins include Casey's 11 over Virtue Brothers. other matchups show Old S&S Construction 8 Douglas Nine 7 and Great Sox 13 508 Astros 1, plus HRs by Brister Howe and Sanchez.
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LaMesa Fincher Clinch WSC Title Amid Close Contests
LaMesa won the Western Softball Congress crown in its first league year defeating Oxnard after a late stretch. Fireballer K G Fincher pitched every league game with a stellar .085 ERA as manager Van Jackson led a classy club. Oxnard’s Pete Carlson moved in but fell one game short.
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Swan Draws Undefeated Foe Tonight
Mel Burns Mustangs of Long Beach face Gateway Kiwanis of Glendale in the Connie Mack District tournament at Blair Field tonight at 6 30. Craig Swan is the Nominee to pitch for the Mustangs likely opposing Bob Del Zell. San Pedro beat Costa Mesa 3 1 in Monday action as Frank Karmelich drove in two runs in the sixth. Jack Peres earned the win in relief.
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Frank Karmelich
Jack Peres
Wayne Schrader
LePage
Local boxing results from a Texas event
Fragmentary report lists fighters Kanazawa 118 and Penaroya 117 with connections to Austin and Beaumont. Mentions Mark Tessman and Bowser and references heavyweights and a Texas venue. The text is garbled with several illegible names and weights.
International League scores report
Richmond defeated Syracuse 4 to 1 while Rochester beat Jacksonville 3 to 2 and Toledo won 3 to 2 over Columbus. Louisville posted a 3 to 0 win and Buffalo fell 0 to 3.
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Maris Announces Retirement After Season With Cardinals
Roger Maris, 33, declared retirement at a St. Louis news conference with GM Bing Devine and manager Red Schoendienst. He noted the decision after two enjoyable seasons with the Cardinals and said he wants more time at home, citing physical strain.
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Lakewood Junior Baseball Scores Noted Across Leagues
Lakewood teams recorded wins and losses in a busy junior baseball day. Pirates beat Javs 23 to 4, Cubs defeated Angels 15 to 6, Pirates edged Tigers 12 to 4, Giants topped Red ex 17 to 13, Angels lost 4 to 14 to Ivy Players, Reds beat Swans 15 to 3, Cards beat Mayfair 10 to 7, Reds edged San Martin 7 to 4, Vikings lost to San Martin 4 to 1, and Rotary-Sertoma faced Smith Concessions.
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