Chisox Narrowly Trail After Twins Rally Past Sox 5 2
The Twins beat the White Sox 5-2 as Jimmie Hall drove in the decisive run on a double steal in the ninth. Minnesota toppled Chicago while Detroit edged Boston 5-4 and Los Angeles crushed Kansas City 7-1 in other AL action.
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Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Chicago
J.C. Martin
Hall
Bob Allison
Martin
Dick Radatz
Fred Gladding
Boston
Dick Stuart
Joe Adcock
Angels
Kansas City
Diego Segui
Willie Smith
Lenny Green
Los Angeles
Adcock
RBI
Haskell Jaco Has 44 On Grid Squad
Haskell Junior College football coach H E Llewellyn works with a 44 man squad including 8 lettermen and several new players. The team plans a Saturday scrimmage at 8 am with a preseason game Friday Sept 4 under lights. Schedule includes games at El Dorado Highland Fairbury Ottawa Fort Scott Joplin Kemper Wentworth and others with one potential Oct 25 ninth game.
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Llewellyn
Larry Aiken
Dorado
Highland
Fairbury
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Joplin
Kemper
Wentworth
Wayne Postoak
George Martin
Wallace Allen
King Reports to Pitt Steelers Training Camp
Phil King reported to the Pittsburgh Steelers training camp at the University of Rhode Island after being traded from the New York Giants two days earlier.
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Kingston, RI
Phil King
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
University of Rhode Island
Brodie Tops In 49ers Grid Camp
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen praises John Brodie as the starting quarterback, with rookie George Mira waiting his turn. The 49ers rehab from a 2-12 season rely on returning veterans Colchico Krueger Mertens Kilmer and a supporting cast including Parks Wilcox and Lipson to improve the offense and defense.
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ST. Mary's
Calif
George Mira
Miami
San Francisco 49Ers
John Brodie
Jack Christiansen
Red Hickey
Brodie
49Ers
Christiansen
Dan Colchico
Charlie Krueger
Jerry Mertens
Bill Kilmer
Colchico
Krueger
Mertens
Kilmer
Mira
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Dave Wilcox
Oregon
Lee Grosscup
New York
Clyde Conner
Bernie Casey
Kay McFarland
Bob Poole
Clemson
Vern Burke
Oregon State
Parks
NFL
Don Lisbon
J.D. Smith
Mike Lind
Dave Kopay
Frank Morze
Karl Rubke
Clark Miller
Roland Lakes
Ed Pine
Mike Dowdle
Matt Hazeltine
Bill Cooper
Wilcox
Jim Johnson
Abe Woodson
Howard Williams
Teen football player dies after practice head injury
In Salem Oregon 15 year old Gary Devon Nelson of South Salem High School died in hospital after sustaining a head injury during a Wednesday practice. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.
KU baseball star Stirling Coward signs with Dodgers
Stirling Coward, KU second baseman from Wilmington North Carolina, signed a pro contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The All-Conference player was a third team All-American and .343 hitter last season. He played Basin League All-Star summer with Rapid City and leaves with one year of eligibility remaining.
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Pilch
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Stirling Coward
Wilmington
N. C
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rapid City
S. D
Jayhawks
Thunderbird Classic Set For Westchester Course Event
The fourth annual $100,000 Thunder bird Classic will be staged for the third straight year at Westchester Country Club in Harrison New York. Sponsors said the date will be announced later.
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New York
Westchester Country Club
Harrison
N.Y
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