Cowboys Edge Packers 21-12 in Exhibition Thriller
Dallas capped a stunning 21-12 win over Green Bay as the Cowboys defense stifled the Packers in the end zones. Don Meredith connected for a third quarter score, Dallas halted lethal Packers drives and Amos Marsh sealed the game in the final minutes.
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Indians Stop Twins In Tight pennant chase
The Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 3-1 as Mele warned of pressure while the Twins drop in the standings with 5 weeks left in the pennant race. Oliva Killebrew and Pascual hoped to return soon as Detroit visits for a four game set.
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Indian Runs On Whitfield’s Two in Sixth and One in Eighth
Cports notes Fred Whitfield drove in two of the Indian runs as the lineup put two across in the sixth and another in the eighth inning.
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Football scores from exhibitions leagues
In the National League Chicago defeated Los Angeles 28 to 14 and Philadelphia beat New York 34 to 13. Baltimore topped Pittsburgh 38 to 10 while Dallas lost to Green Bay 21 to 12. Minnesota defeated Washington 20 to 16 and Cleveland beat Detroit 28 to 14. In the American League Houston won 25 to 3 over Denver and Kansas City fell 18 to 16 to Buffalo. New York routed Boston 17 to 0 and San Diego overwhelmed Oakland 46 to 17.
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Chisox Improve Lead as Hansen Sets New Mark
Ron Hansen set a major league record for chances as he helped the Chicago White Sox sweep a pair from Boston to close within 6 4 games of AL leader Minnesota. Hansen totaled 28 chances with 18 assists and 10 putouts, breaking Arky Vaughan’s 1940 shortstop doubleheader mark.
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Braves Face Big Test in Cincinnati After Cubs Rout
Milwaukee Braves travel to Cincinnati for a four game set after a 10-2 loss to Chicago. Manager Bobby Bragan remains hopeful, citing a seasonal six game skid and a need for stronger pitching and run support. Henry Aaron and Santo vow tough changes as Johnson and Cloninger prepare for the doubleheader.
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Giants and Cubs Lead in Slugfest Sunday Across MLB
The Cubs hit five homers in a 10-2 win over Milwaukee as Banks Santo and Williams fueled a big solo shot parade. Giants in front as Mays breaks month homer record, Dodgers lose to Phillies 13-3, Reds fall to Cardinals 10-4, Pirates rally past Astros 4-2.
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Browns Dominate Lions in 28-14 Preseason Wipeout
Cleveland, 4-0 in exhibitions, rode a part time Jim Brown and rookie Dale Lindsay to a 28-14 win over Detroit. Brown scored twice in the first half as Lindsay’s two interceptions sparked the clinching fourth quarter score. The Browns have now won eight straight preseason games, with six victims from the Western Division.
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Braves Acquire Haddix and Recall Olivo Alomar
Atlanta purchases pitcher Harvey Haddix from Baltimore for an undisclosed sum after he posted a 3-2 AL season record and earlier no hits the Braves for 12 innings. Chi Chi Olivo and Santos Alomar are recalled from Atlanta in the International League to join the opening series at Cincinnati.
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Prairie du Chien selects Bebow to lead 1965 football squad
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin names Paul Bebow as head coach for the 1965 season. He will be assisted by Jerry Gilbertson as the Blackhawks open September 10 against Iowa Grant with 11 lettermen returning from the previous 1-7 seasons.
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Vikings edge Redskins in a stiff preseason test
The Minnesota Vikings held off Washington in a 17-2 halftime surge and defeated the Redskins 17-13 as both teams staged a late rally. Dave Osborn opened the scoring with a 28 yard run, while Pervis Atkins capped a drive with a one yard plunge. The Vikings face the Dallas Cowboys next in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Reschedule Softball Tourney To Sunday
Play in Sundays round of the La Crosse Amateur Softball Tournament at Powell Park was rained out and reset for next Sunday at the same site. S and H-Pizza Villa of La Crosse faces Interstate Finance of Cresco at 3 p.m. Klein & Son of La Crosse meets Kratz Motors of Cresco at 5 p.m. The losers play for third at 6:30 p.m. and the championship is at 8 p.m. All teams advanced with Saturday wins.
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Bowling Scores National Curve In Lanes
Roadside Tavern led the season with a 2549 high team series and an 876 high team game. Individual leaders included RR Greene 561 V Sweeney 535 A Meyer 530 and Alvin Meyer 206 high single.
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Packers Cut Mahle Symons Donnie Davis
Green Bay asked waivers on three rookies to trim the roster to 47. Wally Mahle Syracuse offensive back was fourth draft choice Bill Symons Colorado offensive back No 6 draft choice and Donnie Davis Southern University defensive back signed as a free agent. Green Bay now has eight rookies and 39 veterans in camp.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Lists
Shows leaders in batting with 225 at bats Clemente Pittts burgh .340 Aaron Milwaukee and Mays San Francisco .324. Runs Harper Cincinnati 108 Rose Cincinnati and Aaron Milwaukee 95. RBIs Johnson Cincinnati 102 Banks Chicago and Stargell Pittsburgh 91. Hits Rose Cincinnati 171 Williams Chicago 166. Doubles Williams Chicago 35 Rose Cincinnati 31. Triples Callison Philadelphia 16 Clemente Pittsburgh 14. Home runs Mays San Francisco 41 McCovey San Francisco 32 Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 83 Brock St Louis 54. Pitching 12 decisions Koufax Los Angeles 21-6 .778 Nuxhall Cincinnati 10-3 .769. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 303 Gibson St Louis 217. Batting 325 at bats Yastrzemski Boston .327 Robinson Baltimore 318. Runs Versalles Minnesota 107 Oliva Minnesota 95. RBIs Colavito Cleveland 89 Horton Detroit 86. Hits Oliva Minnesota 158 Versalles Minnesota 143. Doubles Yastrzemski Boston 40 Versalles Minnesota 34. Triples Campaneris Kansas City 12 Aparicio Baltimore and Versalles Minnesota 10. Home runs Horton Detroit 24 Conigliaro Boston and Colavito Cleveland 25. Stolen bases Campaneris Kansas City 47 Cardenal Los Angeles 35. Pitching 12 decisions Grant Minnesota 17.4 .810 Terry Cleveland 114 .733. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 250 Lolich Detroit 180
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