Rams Hand Cowboys 49-14 Exhibition Defeat in Pendleton
Veteran quarterback Billy Wade sparked theLos Angeles Rams with three second half touchdown passes to beat the Dallas Cowboys 49-14 in Pendleton Oregon. Wade shifted the game after a 14-14 third quarter tie delivering 35 yards to Del Shofner and 9 yards to Jon Arnett then another 23-yard TD to Arnett as L A led a comeback. Rams defense forced Dallas turnovers and capitalized with scores including a fumble recovery in the end zone and a second half scoring drive.
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Pendleton, Ore
Billy Wade
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Los Angeles
Dallas
Baseball scores and upcoming games from leagues
Summary of American League results with Baltimore routing New York and Cleveland trouncing Kansas City. National League results include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia and Cincinnati over Milwaukee, plus other league scores. Today’s games list pitchers and matchups across multiple associations with several rainouts and note of upcoming Texas and Mexican League games.
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Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
American Association
Houston
St Paul
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Miami
Columbus
Richmond
Amarillo
San Antonio
Victoria
Tulsa
Austin
Rio Grande Valley Pond
Southern Association
Little Rock
Memphis
Shreveport
Nashville & Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Spokane
Portland
Falr Lake City
Tacoma
Vancouver
Seattle
San Diego
Sacramento
Barber
Brown
Washington i
Lee
Monbouquette
Lelock
Turley
Terry Tha
Herbert
Geveland
Grant
Latmen
Betro
Foytack
Fischer
Spahn
Buhl
Friend
Hata
St. Louis
Sadeck
Gibson
Anderson
Kdanowsbky
O'Dell
Mart
Chal
Craig
Tirysdale
Detroit Betes Ee
Antonio
Corta
Austinia
Arsanillo
Potante
Ca Hmond
Joe Kittinger Jr
New York City
Empire State Building
Pauline
Mark
Joseph
Mitchell Lawson Tie For Hillcrest Golf Lead In Tourney
Mitchell and Lawson share the Hillcrest Country Club Men’s golf lead after 18 holes with 4 under par 68 and 68 respectively. Taylor sits five back in a tight field as final rounds begin Labor Day weekend to determine the champion.
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Ross Mitchell
Dave Lawson
Hillcrest Country Club
Lawson
Mitchell
Connard Young
Randall Carpenter
Hal Taylor
Young
Carpenter
Owens Looks to Moscow After Olympic Camp Visit
Jesse Owens, the 1936 Berlin Games hero, visited the Soviet Olympic camp in Rome and was invited to Moscow. He told Chicago radio that he might travel to attend a four-sport meet featuring 20 European nations in Moscow next July after conversations with decathlon star Vassily Kuznetsov and former distance champion Vladimir Kuts.
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UPI
U.S
Jesse Owens
Moscow
Owens
Berlin
Russia
Vassily Kuznetsov
Vladimir Kuts
Chicago
Wear and Tear Wins Ruidoso Mile at Down’s Meet
Wear and Tear owned by Bill Luke of Phoenix captures the Ruidoso Mile by two lengths at Ruidoso Downs amid a record Labor Day crowd of about 7,000. Purses total $8,642.10 with mutuel takings at $373,184, and Luke earns $5,023 for the victory.
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N. M
UPD
Wear and Tear
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Phoenix
Melvin Miller Treated Like Celebrity At Baja Bullfight
In Laguna Beach California a crowd hails Melvin Miller aka Mel as he travels with Marines to a Tijuana bullring. Matador Luis Procuna dedicates a bull to Mel who is described as an average Peoria foreman. The episode follows a year of local fanfare and media attention.
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Calif
Ol’ Melvin Miller
Mel
Old Mexico
Mel Miller
Sandpiper Bar
Melvin Miller
Joe Gestson
Tijuana
San Diego
Luis Procuna
Mexico
Peoria
Gestion
Husky
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette interacts with youngster
AP Wirephoto shows Lew Burdette in conversation while a child balances an empty popcorn megaphone on his cap. The playful moment captures a light scene amid a serious talk, illustrating a rare humanizing sidelight around the baseball ace.
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Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Lew
Titans Complete 52 31 Victory Over Bills
New York Titans defeated Buffalo 52 31 in an exhibition game as coach Sammy Baugh’s unit built a 17 0 lead. The third period saw a 35 point burst including a 44 yard touchdown pass from Tommy O Connell to Monte Crockett. Crowd 6 821 watched at Buffalo.
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N.Y
UPI
New York Titans
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Sammy Baugh
Titans
Whicn
Tommy O'Connell
Monte Crockett
German sprinter Aramin Hary pursues acting career
Olympic gold medal sprinter Aramin Hary of Frankfurt signs an option with West German film company Gloria Umblerleich. He seeks a transition from athletics to acting with Cher and Tow as potential early projects.
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Munich
Germany
Aramin Hary
Frankfurt
Cher
TOW
Gloria uUmgerleich
Driver Alberto Logulo Killed in Argentina Road Race
Argentine race driver Alberto Logulo died from injuries after his car struck a tree on a curve during a road race at San Antonio de Areco. The crash occurred Sunday, 37 miles from Buenos Aires, marking a fatal end to the event.
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Buenos Aires
Alberto Logulo
San Antonio de Areco
Phuiy
Buenos
ATES
Mitchell Raps Union In Railroad Strike
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell accused Transport Union President Michael Quill of being unreasonable and ignoring the public interest in the Pennsylvania Railroad strike. Quill and union officers called Mitchell’s statements misstatements and deliberate lies and accused him of torpedoing settlement efforts.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Transport Union
Michael Quill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mitchell
Quill
Producer cites school in Communist China teaching agitation
French producer Raoul Levy says students from 93 counties and minorities are enrolled at a special school in China that teaches political agitation. He returned from a 15 day visit to the country.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Raoul Levy
China
Levy
Yankees Sign Lufkin Teen To Pro Contract
Tom Fleming a 19 year old from Lufkin Texas has signed a professional baseball contract with the New York Yankees. He is a Lufkin High School graduate and played semi pro baseball this summer.
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Lufkin, Tex
UPI
Tommy Fleming
New York Yankees
Fleming
Lufkin High School
Victoria Pitcher Jim Raugh Named Texas League Player of Month
Vic toria pitcher Jim Raugh earns Texas League player of the month after posting six wins and no losses in August. The record highlights his dominance for the month and contributes to the team’s postseason push.
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SAN Antonio
Victoria
Jim Raugh
New Zealand Qualifies for Olympic Field Hockey Quarterfinals
New Zealand defeated the Netherlands 2 to 1 in a Sunday playoff to reach the Olympic field hockey quarterfinals after a 1-1 halftime draw.
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Rome
Holland
President Eisenhower extends Labor Day Potomac cruise
President Eisenhower and four grandchildren extended their Potomac River cruise through Labor Day with plans to return to Washington in the afternoon. The family voyage began Friday night with an overnight at Breton Bay and continued Sunday from 9:30 a.m. aboard two Navy cabin cruisers toward the Wicomico River, ending off Rocky Point, Md. The children, joined by Army Lt. Col. John Eisenhower, fished from the small Mary Jean and enjoyed swimming and water skiing with their parents.
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Eisenhower
Washington
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Potomac
Wicomico River
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John Eisenhower
Montgomery Attacks Highlight of British War Leader, Book Says
Author Barnett fires a controversial critique of Field Marshal Montgomery from a Oxford academic view. He argues El Alamein’s timing favored a political victory and accuses Montgomery of bungling Desert Battles while praising Churchill’s plan.
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French North Africa
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Rommel
Winston Churchill
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Claude Auchinlek
Churchill
Auchinlek
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Britain
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Montey
Sunday Express
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Sir Winston Churchill
London
College plans field house dormitory and three year funds
The college aims to build a field house and a dormitory for 130 men, plus three year operating and student work/sholarship funds. A volunteer solicitation will cover 114 counties in West Texas New Mexico and Colorado. Food to serve 8000 has been donated for the barbecue. All friends are urged to attend.
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Tto
West Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
UT Archaeologists Race to Salvage Indian Relics Before Dams
University of Texas archaeologists begin a fall dig to recover artifacts at sites near the McGee Bend Reservoir on the Angelina River, funded by a 35 000 dollar National Park Service contract. They expect pre historic villages and camps linked to Caddoan and Gulf Coast cultures, with surface finds including copper ornaments and a crane bone flute.
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University of Texas
National Park Service
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San Marcos
Stillhouse Hollow
Yegua Creek
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Trinity River
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Red River
Fannin County
Congo crisis widens as Balubas clash with Congolese forces
Reports from Elisabethville and Bakwanga describe Baluba fighters engaging Congolese troops on the Kasai frontier amid aid from 10 Russian supplied Ilyushin airliners and Russian trucks. UN protection surrounds 120 Europeans in Bakwanga while tensions over Lumumba’s use of airliners for troop moves spark debate.
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Luluabourg
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U. N
Congo
Leopoldville
Katanga
Khrushchev UN visit sparks White House speculation
The report notes Nixon and Lodge could flank Khrushchev at UN talks while Eisenhower’s attendance remains undecided. Diplomats say Fidel Castro may attend to address the assembly and denounce the United States. Khrushchev could visit Cuba after the UN session.
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School Trek Continued From Page One
The article reports pupil totals by school level including 4.4 million overall, 850 thousand in high schools, private grade schools over 1.21 million, and high schools about 350 thousand.
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Reading for efficiency: executives boost world and trade knowledge
Henry J. Bechtold reports a UPI survey showing industrial executives average 15 hours monthly on field news and world affairs. AT&T's Charles Potter advises consistent daily reading, prioritizing stimulating material, selecting sources, and using standard journalistic format to guide efficient study.
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Henry J. Bechtold
New York
UPI
Charles W. Potter
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Potter
Bell Telephone Magazine
Bell System
Asbury Park
N.J
At&t
Rockefeller Says Nixon Avoiding Religious Issue
Governor Rockefeller states Nixon has not engaged with the religious issue in the campaign. He cautions against turning religion into a political weapon and argues the issue is an unfortunate side matter that should not influence voters or reflect national thinking. He warns Catholic voters in New York could swing if the issue dominates politics.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
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Kennedy
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