Baseball slate with many interleague night games
Box of scattered scores and schedules shows Cincinnati at New York and Philadelphia at Milwaukee among late night games. Also listed are matchups in Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, and St. Louis with various pitchers and records. minor notes include Asheville Lynchburg and other Eastern and Southern league results.
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New York
Stallard
Sisk
St. Louis
Sadecki Cuces Toth
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
St Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore Ori
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City Angeles
Washington
Gleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
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Morehead
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Dodgers Win with Koufax’s 13th Strikeout Quarter
Willie Alou singles in the third and Willie McCovey triples in the ninth as Koufax improves to 21-5 with 13 strikeouts. Dodgers erupt for four-run fourth behind doubles by Davis and Howard and a Willie Davis triple. Podres and Perranoski hush the Colts. Roseboro homers as Gibson and Taylor shine for the Cardinals. Alou, McCovey, and Davis pace hitting with late runs and Aaron adds a 36th homer for the Braves. Carmel, Jackson, Maloney notch multi-hit nights and tallies in a nightcap.
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Willie McCovey
Koufax
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Johnny Podres
Ron Perranoski
Colts
John Roseboro
Bob Gibson
Ron Taylor
Gibson
Pirates
Ken Boyer
George Altman
Taylor
Bobby Wine
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Cal McLish
Hank Aaron
Braves
Duke Carmel
al Jackson
Mets
Maloney
Fights Last Night in Pittsburgh Result
Johnny Morris aged 162 knocked out Jimmy Beecham aged 155 in Pittsburgh. The report notes Philadelphia 4 as a detail.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Morris
Jimmy Beecham
Philadelphia
McKinley Shifts Gears After Back Injury in Davis Cup Bid
Trinity University star McKinley, 22, battling a back strain, wins 6-2 6-4 6-3 over Jiri Javorsky to keep Davis Cup hopes alive. He plans to skip Trinity fall classes to focus on tennis, aiming to help the U S reach Australia.
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Tex
Lex Wood
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Bournemouth
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Ill
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Ashe
Norman Perry
Los Angeles
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Mexico
Jim Beste
Baton Rouge
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Jim McManus
Berkeley Calif
Land Keeps Tennis Title
Gene Land, Muskogee schoolteacher, wins fifth Labor Day Open title by beating Bill Buckley 6-2 6-4. Ed Lorfing secures two crowns by prevailing 7-5 6-3 in senior men and with Bill Maxey claims senior men doubles 24 6-2 11-9. Patsy Rippy wins both women’s singles 6-1 6-0 and women's doubles 6-4 6-4 6-1 with Linda Dearly.
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Muskogee
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Oklahoma City
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Kansas City
Fred Reed
Norman
Bill Maxey
Enid
Tom McSpadden
Ray McSpadden
Bartlesville
Gary Wins Big One At Holiday Golf Classic
Gary Player wins the $50,000 Holiday Golf Classic at Glen Flora in Waukegan by two strokes with a 67 69 136 total. Jack Nicklaus finishes second at 138 and Palmer, fourth with 141 after a self-imposed penalty, while about 6 000 fans cheer the South African’s return to form.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Palmer
Nicklaus
Akron
Bob Charles
Julius Boros
Stevens Wins Duncan Title With Hixon Second
Golfers packed five Labor Day events across the state. Stevens from Wichita claimed the Elks Tourney at Duncan with a six under par 278, three strokes ahead of Hixon of Oklahoma City. Swartz won Meadowlake, Bass was runner up, Awtrey captured Oil Valley title, Stiles won the Outsey Tratemton event, and Black defended Hillcrest crown at Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Johnny Stevens
Wichita
Kan
Elks
Duncan
Stevens
George Hixon
Oklahoma City
Enid
Arizona
Chuck Swartz
Meadowlake
Stan Bass
Stillwater
Jim Awtrey
University of Oklahoma
Shawnee
Tootie Stiles
Frederick
Hefley
Tommy Black
Hillcrest
Baptist Nines Win Openers In Church Softball Playoffs
Cameron Baptist rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth to upset Trinity Baptist 64 in the opening round while Immanuel Baptist defeated Calvary Baptist 10 2. Both winners and losers scheduled for 6 50 p m today in a double elimination format with the loser of tonight's second game out of the tournament. Trinity led 2 0 in the ninth before Cameron's dramatic comeback.
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Immanuel Baptist
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Trinity Baptist
Immanuel
Calvary Baptist
Trinity
Jalopy Title To Whiteman Whiteman Wins Texas Oklahoma Jalopy Meet
Jack Whiteman of Lawton tops the Texas Oklahoma jalopy championships at Lawton Speedway. He takes last nights 20 lap feature and the high point trophy with 4 points, Gene Reed of Lawton finishes runner up in the scoring race.
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Lawton
Lawton Speedway
Whiteman
Gene Reed
Reed
Bill Brown
Billy Merrill
Butch Farris
Ture
Oklahoma Three Football Teams Open Preseason Drills
Bud Wilkinson unhappy as two Oklahoma soph backs are injured. Bill Thomas out three weeks with dislocated shoulder. Mike Vaclaw sidelined with a jammed neck. Glen Dobbs happy as Tulsa completes first contact work and reshuffles lineup. Phil Cutchins notes strong or weak pass defense and makes multiple adjustments on the OSU squad.
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Associated Press
Bud Wilkinson
Glen Dobbs
Phil Cutchins
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Bill Thomas
Lawton
Mike Vaclaw
Bartlesville
Tulsa
Hurricane
Dobbs
van Burkley
Hank Dorsch
Jerry Swanson
Mike Gibbons
Dick Goins
Ernie Riera
Roger Ellis
Charley Keneipp
Cutchins
Oklahoma State
Charles Harper
Billy Moore
Pete Payne
Miami Star Hertz Signs with Colts for 50000 Bonus
Steve Hertz, power hitting third baseman from Miami, signed with the Houston Colts for an estimated $50,000 bonus. He attended the University of Miami for one semester before reporting to Cocoa for spring training.
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Miami
Steve Hertz
Houston Colts
University of Miami
Cocoa
Fla
Dodgers Set Magic Number At 20 As Koufax Dominates
Dodgers lead the NL by six games with a magic number of 20 for elimination of the Cardinals. Sandy Koufax, star lefty, anchors the club with 21 wins 18 complete games 10 shutouts and 158 strikeouts this season. He struck out 13 in a 7-3 win over Houston in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Houston
Egies Gates
Etcheverry Works With Denver Club
Veteran quarterback Sam Etcheverry, a free agent, worked out Monday with the Denver Broncos of the AFL in Fort Collins. He also discussed with Broncos general manager Jack Faulkner the possibility of signing with the club. Faulkner said nothing more.
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Sam Etcheverry
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Etcheverry
Bronco
Jack Faulkner
Broncos
Faulkner
Lawton Wolverines Scrimmage Injuries Impact Prep
Lawton's Wolverines head to Pauls Valley for a 4 36 p m scrimmage against Pauls Valley with about 30 players. Week highlights include Joe Worley losing season to a broken lower leg and multiple lineup reshuffles across Lawton Eisenhower and Douglass as coaches trim squads to 41.
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LHS
Eisenhower
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Joe Worley
Dick Strube
Kenny Blackburn
Ashley Cagle
Doyle Blackburn
Blackburn
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Johnny Lampkins
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Pete Sharp
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Eagles
Stan Prock
Charles Johnson
Kenneth Wallace
Freeman Dockery
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al Cameron
Leroy Montgomery & Co
Major League Leaders NL and AL for the season
Statistics recap from the National and American Leagues feature top performers. Aaron leads NL in home runs and RBI while Mays and Pinson highlight pace in several categories. In the AL Kaline and Yastrzemski share batting honors with strong runs and hits leaders across teams.
Heat Stroke Kills Texas Freshman Football Player
Alvin Bradley an 18-year-old freshman at Wylie College collapsed during practice in Marshall Texas and died of heat stroke. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital about three hours after collapsing.
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Texas
Alvin Bradley
Wylie College
Bradley
Marshall
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