Orioles, Senators Split as Brown Dominates Nightcap
Washington shut out Baltimore 4 0 in the opener of a holiday doubleheader before Skinny Brown limited the Orioles to three hits in a 3 1 nightcap victory. Ron Hansen homered for Baltimore, and Harmon Killebrew and Reno Bertoia homered for Washington.
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Cleveland and Detroit split doubleheader in Detroit
Woodie Held homered to start the nightcap for Cleveland as Barry Latman pitched a 4-2 win. Detroit won the opener 4-3 behind Charlie Maxwell and Norm Cash homers. Latman allowed three singles and struck out nine. Kaline drove in a run for Detroit.
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Purkey Locks 16th Win as Reds Beat Phillies 9-2
Frank Robinson, Billy Martin, and Vada Pinson homer to fuel a 17 hit Cincinnati attack. Bob Purkey improves to 16-? as he beats the Phillies in Philadelphia, with Robinson delivering his 27th homer and Ed Bailey contributing a key double.
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Baseball Schedule Fragments and a Reds-Phillies Heated Clash
The summary notes multiple scheduled games across American League and National League with players such as Garver Locke Muffet and Miranda referenced, plus an American Association and Texas and Mexican League listings. It highlights a Phillies Reds game where Pinson homered twice and scored, Martin hit a homer, and Freddie Hutchingon—ejected by umpire Augie Donatelli—left after the fifth.
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Yanks Win as DeMaestri Delivers Ninth Inning
New York tops Boston 3-2 in both games of the doubleheader to narrow Baltimore’s lead to one game. DeMaestri delivered a two-out single in the ninth off Mike Fornieles to score Blanchard after Shantz relieved Terry. Mantle drove in a run in the fifth for the tying rally.
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Pirates, Braves Split Labor Day Doubleheader in 9-7, 7-1 Games
Pirates erupt for seven runs in the fourth to beat the Braves 9-7 as Don Hoak belts his 15th homer and Dick Stuart adds a 3-run shot. Bob Buhl wins his 14th, Eddie Mathews drives in three for Milwaukee with his 32nd homer. The nightcap goes to Milwaukee 7-1 behind Braves' early scoring and a double by Chuck Cottier. Harvey Haddix takes the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Cubs Drop Opener Cards Move Up On Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 2-1 in 10 innings to gain a second place tie with Milwaukee after a nightcap halted at 4-4 due to darkness. Ken Boyer hit his 29th homer. George Crowe and Richie Ashburn contributed early for Chicago.
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Partnership Play Ends at Lub bock Club Tournament
C A Rosebrough and Horace Humphries won senior partnership with 118 at the Lub bock Country Club over Labor Day weekend. Trout and Moss took second with 120 while Alan Cooper and Robert Hoffman led junior partnership with 128. Thirty three senior teams and three junior teams entered.
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Rice Scrimmages Despite Rainfall
The Rice Owls conducted a scrimmage in heavy rain as coach Jess Neely made his first fall position switch moving two sophomore guards Ken Sirens and Johnny Nichols to end. Punting work was added with Roland Jackson Jerry Candler Gary Poage and Dale Baker taking snaps against rushers.
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T. V. Lark Wins Washington Park Handicap at Arlington
T. V. Lark, a Downey California colt owned by Chase Kd. McCoy, captured the $12,600 Washington Park Handicap at Arlington Park. Ridden by John Sellers, he surged past after a stretch block to beat C. V. Whitney's Dotted Swiss by a head in a photo finish before 33,373 fans. Talent Show ran third.
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Aggies In Hard Contact Drills
COLLEGE STATION Texas Aggies trained two hours in full-speed contact drills despite a cooling rain. Capt Roy Northrup sidelined by a back injury but slated to return Tuesday. Sophomore guard Jim Harper out two weeks with a dislocated elbow. End Richard Love and quarterback Babe Craig also missed the session due to injuries.
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SMU Starts Work On Defenses
Dallas based article reports Southern Methodist Mustangs begin workouts for their September 17 opener at Missouri. Coach Bill Meek assigns first three defensive units after reviewing Saturday intrasquad film. Jim Crowe moves to left tackle as Buzzy Foster shifts to right end.
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Bears Make Changes in Baylor Line Up
Baylor coach John Bridgers reshuffled sophomores on Monday. Robert Burk moved to No 2 right guard, replacing injured Cleo Proctor. Bobby Crenshaw shifts to No 3 right guard. Ronnie Rogers elevated from redshirts to back Burk and Crenshaw. James Moore shifts to No 2 right tackle. Dallas sophomore Wayne Williamson moves from guard to former tackle slot. Bridgers called drills the best of the fall.
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Soviet Sees End of American Track Supremacy
Moscow broadcasts quote Andrianov of the Soviet Olympic Committee saying American failures in the 100 meters high jump and 800 meters signal the start of the end of American supremacy in athletics. He notes successes by other nations and suggests Germany could defeat the United States in the point tally.
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Hawkins Forced Out Of Dallas Open Tourney
Fred Hawkins of El Paso withdrew from the Dallas Open due to illness. He had shot 220 for 54 holes and was unlikely to finish in the money. Hawkins has earned $22,950.68 on the tour this year.
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