Braves Rally Minor 3-2 Behind Spahn 15th Win
Warren Spahn pitched a complete game to earn his 15th victory as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Houston Colts 3-2. The 42 year old left hander scattered seven hits and struck out one as he neared 20 wins for the season. Manager Bobby Bragan praised his durability and outlined plans for Spahn’s remaining starts. The Braves next head to San Francisco to open a series with the Giants.
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Packers and Giants Triumph In Exhibition and League Play
The Packers rout two trial balloons for the NFL crown and beat the Cowboys 31 10 in Dallas as Jim Taylor shines. The Giants rally to beat Detroit 24 21, while Milwaukee hosts a 3 2 win over Houston in baseball with Spahn earning his 342nd career victory.
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Baseball standings and results from the league week
Standings show Milwaukee 3 Houston 3 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1 San Francisco at St Louis postponed by rain Chicago 2 4 Cincinnati 1 0 Los Angeles 7 3 New York 0 2 Monday games include San Francisco at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia Tuesday schedule lists several games. Sunday results include Detroit 3 Los Angeles 2 and Washington 7 Minnesota 3.
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Palmer Cupit Rodgers Fight For Last Berth
Arnold Palmer faces Jacky Cupit and Phil Rodgers in a playoff at Firestone Akron to determine the final World Series of Golf spot. Palmer leads money list this season with 96 955 official PGA prize earnings and has won six tournaments but none of the majors.
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Romanian shooter Cogut Sets World Free Small-Bore Record
Traian Cogut of Romania bettered the world free small-bore record with 1,160 points at an international shooting competition in Suhl East Germany.
Packers Showing Mid-Season Form After Exhibition Win
Green Bay dominant in 31 10 victory over Dallas in Dallas as Lombardi’s offense racks up 259 rushing yards and 158 passing yards. Jim Taylor shines with 86 yards on 12 carries despite knee issue. Elijah Pitts suffers shoulder separation. Cowboys strike early but Pack respond, Starr passes set up two scores.
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Grand American Trapshoot Opens in Vandalia
In Vandalia Ohio the 64th Grand American Trapshoot opened with a week long event featuring a 200 target 16 yard competition drawing marksmen from many regions. In Nashville Tennessee Jon Tarantino of San Francisco won both the American Casting Association and Skishall round trophies at the National Casting Tournament on Sunday.
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Hawks Sign Pettit Hagan and Wilkens
The St. Louis Hawks announced the signing of Bob Pettit Cliff Hagan and Len Wilkens in a major roster move for the NBA season.
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Twins option Don Williams to Dallas minor league
The Minnesota Twins sent right handed relief pitcher Don Williams to the Dallas Fort Worth team in the Pacific Coast League on option.
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Ortiz Restored As Lightweight King By WBA
In Saginaw Michigan the WBA ruled Ortiz the lightweight champion again on condition he signs to face the Lane-Armstead winner by year end. Lane manager Petroskey and commissioner Gudelsky vowed to declare Ortiz champion while Armstead would fight Ortiz if he wins. The dispute stems from Ortiz delaying a Lane bout 18 months ago.
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Boxing results from Miami Beach and global bouts
Fia Luis Rodriguez of Cuba won a technical knockout over Denny Moyer of Portland, Oregon. Takeshi Nakamura of Japan outpointed Puntip Keosurya of Thailand. Salvatore Burrini of Italy stopped Jacques Jacob of France in San Remo, Italy.
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Four Raiders to Sit Out Exhibition Over Segregated Seating
Four Oakland Raiders plan to skip a Sunday exhibition against the New York Jets in Mobile Alabama to protest segregated seating. The players Clemon Daniels Art Powell Bo Roberson and Fred Williamson said they will not play unless all seats are integrated. Coach Al Davis respected their stance noting they are acting on principle. As of Monday Mobile seating still restricts Negroes to certain sections.
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Harness Driver Hurt In Yonkers Racing Crash
Yonkers New York AP report notes harness drivers Del Insko and Bobby Frame were thrown after Tiny Gold fell near the finish post in race nine at Yonkers Raceway Frame was uninjured while Insko, 32, from South Beloit Illinois, required stretcher removal and medical check. Clark Demon driven by Insko collided with Tiny Gold. neither horse was hurt.
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English quartet routs Milwaukee Polo Club in US debut
A four-man English team delivered clock like teamwork to defeat the Milwaukee Polo Club 11 to 3 on Sunday in the first international polo match held in the United States since 1939.
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Dodgers Extend Lead With Polo Grounds Sweep
National League leaders win twice at the Polo Grounds in their final visit, stretching their lead to six games. Drysdale earns his 16th victory and Dick Calmus covers five one hit innings as Los Angeles completes a four game sweep amid Mets hosting in New York.
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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 Sept 17 honoring 42 year old Warren Spahn. The tribute precedes the Braves vs Giants night game and includes a Warren Spahn Scholarship Foundation funded by souvenir buttons sales and contributions.
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Clark Leads Lotus-Ford to 200-Mile Victory at Milwaukee
Jimmy Clark of Duns Scotland won the 200 mile race at the Wisconsin State Fair defeating rival A J Foyt with Dan Gurney finishing third. Clark set a record average speed of 104 48 mph and a qualifying mark of 109 307 mph while earning 12 413 dollars for his share of the purse.
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Golf championship picks Royal Lahaina for Canada Cup
The International Golf Association named Royal Lahaina on Maui as the site for the 12th annual international golf championship and Canada Cup matches in December 1964.
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