Yankees Rally From Slump To Lead AL Pennant Race
The New York Yankees beat Kansas City 5-3 snapping a skid as Yogi Berra ordered no batting practice. The win put the Yankees four percentage points ahead of the Orioles with a critical four game series against Baltimore and four against Chicago looming.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Orioles
Yankee Stadium
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
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Indians
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Whiley Ford
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Tommy Tresh
Elston Howard
Mickey Lolich
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al Kaline
Harmon Killebrew
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Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Minnesota
Rich Rollins
Lee Thomas
Zoilo Versalles
Kansas University football roster mix marks fall 1964
KU fullback Kent Craft will not return this September due to a serious summer liver ailment, leaving coach Jack Mitchell to address a deep defensive secondary led by Charlie Hess. The article notes other KU football links including prospects like Mike Shinn and Tony Leiker, plus various alumni and local figures connected to Lawrence sports.
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Kent Craft
Jack Mitchell
Craft
Mitchell
Jayhawks
Charlie Hess
Kansas
Charles A. Edmondson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LHS
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Rex Johnson
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Police Department
Merle McClure
Jim Collins
FBI
Bernie Taylor
Rod
Bob
Bennie Lee
Ben
Mike Shinn
Mike
Tony Leiker
Dallas Cowboys
Jay Roberts
Preacher Pilot
New Mexico State
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Lawrence American Legion
National Legion Headquarters
Legion
Syracuse
Orangemen
New Yorkers
Navy
Jayhawk
Bob Skahan
Columbus Lad
Don Hults-Reynolds Shultz
Floyd Temple
Salina Legion
Lawrence
Hawk
Gary Ray
Floyd
Salina
Carl Reuter
Wyoming University
Reuter
David Stoffer
Hornung Set to Play in Packers Exhibition With St Louis
Paul Hornung, Green Bay star back and 1960s standout, returns to the Packers lineup Saturday night for a preseason N F L game against St Louis after missing last season’s suspension for betting on his own team.
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NEW Orleans
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Packer
St. Louis
Ober's and Eagles Seek Wins in District Softball Meet
Two games headline the district softball tournament at Municipal Park. Ober's faces Woody's at 7 30 p m while the Eagles meet Lawrence National Bank at 9 00 p m in a double elimination context. Ober's seeks a win to remain alive after a prior loss. Haskell Walt's Knights and FMC stay undefeated.
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Ober’s
Woody
Municipal Park
Eagles
Lawrence National Bank
Clinton
Haskell
Walt
Schultz Back with Cardinals After Knuckle Ball Showing
Barney Schultz returns to the majors with the St. Louis Cardinals, firing three fluttering knuckle balls to strike out Ernie Banks in a 5-3 win over the Cubs. He may stick with the club as a bullpen option while 37-year-old reliever eyes a longer stay.
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Barney Schultz
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Schultz
Banks
Cards
Cubs
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Elston Howard
Ralph Terry
Nelson Mathews
Rocky Colavito
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Roger Maris
Curt Simmons
St. Louis
Houston
Jim Owens
Kansas City
Ted Bowsfield
Detroit
Phil Regan
Bill White
Dick Groat
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Jacksonville
Seattle coach Clarence Edmundson dies after long illness
Clarence Edmundson, longtime University of Washington coach for 35 years, died Thursday night following a severe stroke Tuesday. He 77 and had suffered a prior stroke three years earlier, spending his final years in a nursing home.
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Seattle
Clarence
Hee
Edmundson
University of Washington
Ayres Faces Field in Arden Downs Stake at Meadows
Ayres, the Hambletonian favorite set for Du Quoin, competes against nine other 3 year old trotters in the $14,000 Arden Downs Stake at the Meadows on Friday night.
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Washington, Pa
Ayres
du Quoin
Til
Arden Downs
the Meadows
Ex Iowa Coach Bresnahan Dies at 73 in Iowa City
Former Iowa track coach George T Bresnahan dead at 73 in Iowa City. He guided nine Hawkeye athletes to U S Olympic teams and left a lasting impact on the program.
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Iowa
Iowa City
George T. Bresnahan
Ex-Pitcher Ogden Dies in Chester Hospital
Che ster Pa April IAP Former American League pitcher Curly Ogden 68 died Thursday in Chester Hospital after weeks of confinement due to a heart attack.
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Cheester
Warren
Curly) Ogden
Chester Hospital
Dodgers Win 1962 Classic 87 in Marathon Playoff Battle
The longest nine inning major league game stretched four hours and 52 minutes as the San Francisco Giants faced the Los Angeles Dodgers in a tense playoff marathon on October 2, 1962. The Dodgers prevailed 87.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Flash Elorde Named Fighter of the Month
Flash Elorde the junior lightweight champion from Manila was chosen Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine. Nigeria's Dick Tiger finished a close second after a strong showing in stopping Jose Gonzalez in the sixth round. Elorde halted Teruo Kosaka in the 12th round of his seventh defense at 130 pounds.
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New York
Flash Ilorde
Manila
Ring Magazine
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Elorde
Japan
Teruo Kosaka
Tiger
Jose Gonzalez
Joey Giardello
Pat Winslow Pursues Olympic Pentathlon Spot
In New York AP report Pat Winslow, a 5 foot 11 California housewife, leads the U S women's pentathlon at the Olympic trials with 2 686 points after day one. Sally Griffith trails, Denise Paschal and Barbara Brown follow, as heats and the two remaining pentathlon events proceed at Randall's Island.
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New York
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
California
U.S
Randall's Island
Miss Griffith
Denise Paschal
San Francisco
Barbara Brown
Leaders National League Batting Stars in Pittsburgh and Chicago
The Leaders National League season page lists batting leaders from Pittsburgh and Chicago with names like Penta, Mayes, and Clemente. It highlights hits, doubles, triples, and stolen bases across teams and notes notable players from St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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National League
Battsa
Ben Penta
Pittshurgh
Wil- Hiss
Chiempo
Ott
Mayes
Sion Wraneiseo
Aten
Philadelphiia
Roger
St. Lautis
Santo
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Witliatis
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Plana Originas
Wilitears
Tee Stoll
Wills
Los
wNt- Beles
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Boottis
Iyer
Lee Vogeles
Mariehiat
Outa
Laos
1958 Buy Pays Off Detroit Mile Winner Nearctic
Canadian Edward P. Taylor sent Nearctic to Michigan Mile where the colt set a course record 1:36 1/5. Taylor then bought Natalma for 35000 at Saratoga yearling sale. Natalma produced Northern Dancer, Kentucky Derby winner, in later years.
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Detroit
Edward P. Taylor
Nearctic
Michigan
Taylor
Saratoga
Natalma
Northern Dancer
Musial Ends Career With Major League And NL Records
Upon Stan Musial retirement after the 1963 season, he held or shared 17 major league records and 30 National League marks.
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Stan Musial
Dark's Post Called Safe By Stoneham
SAN FRANCISCO AP report confirms Alvin Dark will remain Giants manager. Horace Stoneham denied reports of a managerial change and rejected claims from Newsday columnist Stan Isaacs about Dark’s alleged statements. A press conference followed to address the quotes and clear the uncertainty.
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Dark
Safe
Stoneham
SAN Francisco
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Newsday
Long Island
Stan Isaacs
New York
Isaacs
Associated Press
Joe Reichler
Manager Praises Player After Misquote Incident
Dark called Stoneham's statement heart warming and above and beyond his duty. He appreciated him stepping in when a manager is misquoted, then the team returned to baseball.
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Dark
Stoneham
Italian light heavyweight title held by Piceno’s Papa
In Rome last night Scholi Piceno Ialy-Piero Del Papa stopped Benito Michelon to retain the Italian light heavyweight title. In Miami Gordon Lott KO'd Jerry Lewis. In Minneapolis Rory O'Shea outpointed T J Jones. In Los Angeles Felipe Gonzalez defeated Changa Magallanes on points.
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Scoli Piceno
Ialy
Piero del Papa
Italy
Benito Michelon
Papa
Miami
Gordon Lott
Savannah
Jerry Lewis
Minneapolis
Rory O'Shea
T.J. Jones
Memphis
Tenn
Welters
Los Angeles
Felipe Gonzalez
Mexicali
Mexico
Changa Magallanes
Matador Paco Camino Gored in Malaga Bullfight
Leading Spanish matador Paco Camino was seriously injured in a bullfight in Malaga on Thursday. He sustained a six inch abdomen wound while performing with the muleta against his first bull.
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Malaga
Spain
Paco Camino
Unclear sports update with scattered names and results
Disjointed game notes describing various players and teams with mixed outcomes. Mentions Colts, Troustom, Philadelphia, Reds, and Cincinnati in incomplete phrases, suggesting a chaotic recap of several games or events without coherent results or dates.
National League president Warren Giles long tied to major leagues
Warren C. Giles has been connected with the major leagues since 1937 when he moved from Rochester New York to Cincinnati to join the circuit.
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Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati
Rochester
N. Y
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