AL Leaders Shuffle as White Sox Win and Orioles Slump
AL managers Bauer Lopez and Berra reacted to Chicago's rise to first after a 5-0 White Sox win over the Yankees and Baltimore's 4-3 loss to Boston. Powell's injury deepens Orioles woes while New York fights to stay afloat.
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Ewbank Eyes Wood Revival for Jets In 1964
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank targets Dick Wood to revitalize the team alongside rookies Pete Liske and Mike Taliaferro as backups. He cites Maynard Turner and Mathis as key targets and outlines a reshaped lineup with Hadock Grantham Smolinski and others, while noting injuries and ongoing position battles.
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Nebraska
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Fine Start by Jack Lee As Denver Bronc Pilot After Houston's Trade
Jack Lee, traded from Houston to Denver, led the Broncos to a 32-20 upset over the Oilers in AFL exhibition action. Lee completed 18 of 28 passes for 198 yards while George Blanda of Houston threw for 144 yards. The weekend schedule also includes Baltimore at St Louis and seven Saturday games.
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Four-Run Rally Lifts A's Past Indians in Cleveland
Kansas City rallied for four runs in the eighth inning to beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4 in Cleveland. Rocky Colavito and Doc Edwards drove in two runs each, Ed Charles added two, Campaneris scored and had two hits. Meyer started for the A's, Stock got the win, and Wyatt finished. The A’s travel to Washington to face Claude Osteen. St Louis rested but prepared to open a weekend series with the San Francisco Giants.
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Jesse Owens to Lead Torch Relay for Olympic Fund
Jesse Owens will lead 3 500 runners in carrying the Olympic torch from New York to Los Angeles to raise 1 000 000 dollars for the U S team. The marathon begins 9 a m CST Tuesday September 1 and should finish September 26.
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Phillies Pennant Bid Sparks Mauch Era Hype
Washington columnist Shirley Povich outlines Gene Mauch's Phillies rise to first in the National League, highlighting manager changes, key players like Jim Bunning Richie Allen and John Callison, trades, and civic support for a new Philadelphia stadium as the pennant race heats up.
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Fishing Improves Across Kansas Lakes and Ponds
Statewide fishing conditions have risen with cooler weather and rainfall. Northeast Kansas reports fair to good catches across Lake Turtle Creek, Chase County Lake, Pottawatomie State Lake No. 2, Lone Star Lake, Shawnee County State Lake, Lake Shawnee, Leavenworth and Brown County State Lakes, Atchison County State Lake, and Marais des Cygnes Refuge Lakes with various species including bluegill bullheads channel bass crappie and bass observed.
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Golf and swimming dates set for college division events
The NCAA college division golf tournament returns to Springfield State June 8-12. The swimming meet shifts to Washington University in St Louis March 19-20, both events previously hosted there.
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Leaders American League Batting and Pitching Standings Summary
Summary of top league leaders including Oliva and Mantle in batting totals and averages, Killebrew and Mays for home runs, Aparicio and Wills for stolen bases, and Koufax and Bunning leading pitching wins and strikeouts with notable team affiliations and city designations. The list combines players from Minnesota, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Los Angeles with their respective stats.
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
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Philadephia
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Drysdale
Phillies sweep Pirates in doubleheader to extend NL lead
Yesterday's Stars PITCHING Art Mahaffey of the Phillies shut Pittsburgh to two singles in a 2-0 opener. Johnny Callison homered in the sixth and drove in two more with a sacrifice fly as Philadelphia won 3-2 in the night game to complete the sweep and extend the Phillies' NL lead to 744 games.
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Baseball and National League standings and results update
Thursday results include Boston 4 Baltimore 3 and Chicago 5 New York 6. Kansas City 7 Cleveland 4 and Los Angeles 4 Detroit 3. Upcoming games feature New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Cleveland. National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 14 41 .617, San Francisco 67 54 .554, Cincinnati 67 54 .554, St Louis 64 56 .533, Milwaukee 62 47 .621.
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