Spahn earns 15th win as Braves edge Colts
Warren Spahn pitched the distance for Milwaukee in a 3-2 win over Houston, moving to 15-3 on the season. The 42-year-old lefty scattered seven hits with one walk and one strikeout. Braves manager Bobby Bragan praised Spahn’s endurance while noting potential rest to protect his arm as Milwaukee heads to San Francisco for a three game set with the Giants.
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Packers Ground Balloons and Punch In Strong Exhibition Wins
The Packers shot down the NFL trial balloons and bounced back with a 27-7 win over Pittsburgh and a 31-10 victory against Dallas in the Cotton Bowl. Jim Taylor’s knee held up under 86 rushing yards and 16 receiving yards as the momentum swung back to Green Bay. Giants beat Detroit 24-21. Cleveland crowd records 83,218 as Baltimore, Minnesota results noted.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Standings show Milwaukee 3, Houston , Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1 and Chicago 2 4, Cincinnati 1 0 with San Francisco at St Louis. Rain postponed games and multiple twin bill notes appear with Monday aftergame listings and Tuesday twi night and N games across the league.
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Palmer, Cupit, Rodgers Vie For Final World Series Berth
In Akron, Arnold Palmer, Jacky Cupit, and Phil Rodgers contend for the last World Series of Golf spot after a playoff set at Firestone. The Sept 7-8 event, with Julius Boros Bruce Charles and Jack Nicklaus already in, will be at Firestone Country Club.
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Romanian marksman breaks world free small-bore record
Traian Cogut of Romania shattered the world free small-bore record with 1,160 points at an international shooting competition in Suhl East Germany, while the event attracted competitors from several nations.
Packers Show Midseason Form in Exhibition Win over Cowboys
Green Bay rolled to a 31 10 victory over Dallas in a high temperature exhibition. Bart Starr connected on a key 18 yard pass to Ron Kramer while Jim Taylor rushed for 86 yards as Packers gained 259 rushing yards and 158 passing yards. Elijah Pitts left with a shoulder injury. Gary Kroner booted a 8 yard field goal and added extra points.
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Ortiz Restored As Lightweight King By WBA
In Saginaw Michigan the WBA restored Carlos Ortiz as lightweight champion but conditioned the decision on him agreeing to face the Lane Armstead winner by year end. Armstead and Lane vow to push Ortiz as a challenger while officials push to declare a champion Monday night.
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Boxing Results From Miami and Tokyo Cards
Boxing results list Rodriquez Cuban winner by technical knockout over Denny Moyer in Miami Beach. Nakamura of Japan defeats Puntip Keosurya in Tokyo. Burrini of Italy stops Jacques Jacob in Sanremo. National League scores Baltimore 21 Cleveland 7 New York 24 Detroit 21 Green Bay 31 Dallas 10 Minnesota 0 Los Angeles 3. American League Kansas City 35 Oakland 21 Denver 31 San Diego 25.
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Tarantino wins national casting trophies in Nashville
Husky Jon Tarantino of San Francisco claimed both the American Casting Association and Skish all round trophies in the National Casting Tournament held Sunday in Nashville Tennessee.
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Hawks Sign Pettit Hagan and Wilkens in NBA Move
The St. Louis Hawks of the NBA announced today that Bob Pettit Cliff Hagan and Len Wilkens have been signed.
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Sit-Out Planned by Four Raiders Over Segregation
Four Oakland Raiders plan a sit-out during an exhibition with the New York Jets in Mobile Alabama. The players Clemon Daniels Art Powell Bo Roberson and Fred Williamson refuse to play unless all stadium seats are integrated. Coach Al Davis supports their stance and will not penalize them. As of Monday Mobile seating allowed Negroes in only certain sections.
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Harness Driver Hurt In Racing Accident
Yonkers New York AP reports harness racing driver Del Insko age 32 from South Beloit Illinois was thrown from his sulky after a crash with Tiny Gold driven by Bobby Frame just past the finish line after the ninth race at Yonkers Raceway. Frame was uninjured. Insko was taken to the track infirmary for examination. Neither horse was hurt.
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English foursome trounce Milwaukee Polo Club in international match
A quartet of English players displayed clock like teamwork to defeat the Milwaukee Polo Club 11 to 3 on Sunday in the first international polo match in the United States since 1939.
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Dodgers sweep Polo Grounds as lead extends
Dodgers win two at the Polo Grounds finishing their last games there with a 7-0 and 3-2 sweep. Drysdale earns his 16th victory in the opener while Calmus and Richert highlight the nightcap. Dodgers extend NL lead to six games as Mets, Giants, and Cardinals struggle with rainouts and damaged schedules.
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Lefty Gomez to MC Warren Spahn Day in Milwaukee
Lefty Gomez former Yankees pitcher will MC Warren Spahn Day at County Stadium on September 17 honoring 42 year old Warren Spahn of the Braves before the night game against the Giants A Warren Spahn Scholarship Foundation will be created funded by souvenir batons and contributions.
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Twins option Williams to Rangers’ PCL affiliate
The Minnesota Twins sent right handed reliever Don Williams to the Dallas Fort Worth team in the Pacific Coast League.
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Clark Drives Lotus-Ford To Victory In 200
Jimmy Clark of Duns Scotland won a 200 mile race for big cars at the Wisconsin State Fair. Teammate Dan Gurney finished third as Clark led from the pole to a record 104.48 mph average on the one mile track. A.J. Foyt challenged early, finishing second ahead of Rodger Ward and others with notable prize money awarded.
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Golf Championship Set for Royal Lahaina in 1964
The Inter national Golf Association announced Maui’s Royal Lahaina Golf Course will host the 12th annual international golf championship and Canada Cup matches in December 1964.
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