Fairly Leads LA Past Cards in 6-3 Victory
Ron Fairly collected three hits including a first inning homer as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 6-3 to extend their NL lead. Claude Osteen won his 17th. Phil Regan earned his 17th save. Fairly drove in two with a run and stole another, while Lou Johnson and John Roseboro also contributed scoring.
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ST. Louis
Ron
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Phil Regan
Osteen
Cardinals
Regan
Dodgers
Cards
Fairly
Lou Johnson
John Roseboro
Giants Rout Braves 8-2 Behind McCovey and Haller Homers
San Francisco defeated Atlanta 8-2 as Willie McCovey hit his 35th homer with Mays aboard and Tom Haller added a 27th inning three-run shot. Juan Marichal earned his 24th win in his first season start against the Braves, despite a rough start. Felipe Alou drove in both Braves runs with a leadoff homer in the sixth.
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Atlanta
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
San Francisco
Atlanta Braves
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Braves
McCovey
Willie Mays
Giants
Haller
Felipe Alou
Dodgers Rally On St Louis. Cepeda Drives In Runs
Ed Spiezio broke Osteen's pop and Johnson hit his 17th homer in the eighth as St Louis toppled Los Angeles. Curt Flood and Tim McCarver produced key hits, with Wills errant play aiding the Cardinals. Cepeda added a long double and scored on a McCarver infield out.
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Johnson
St. Louis
Osteen
Curt Flood
Wills
Dodgers
Mike Shannon
Flood
Tim McCarver
Orlando Cepedas
McCarver
Coronado hosts Lamesa as area teams seek wins
Monty Johnson leads with 49 points while Danny Lester adds 26 for his team. Kenneth Newman tops San Angelo with 24 as Gary Hyatt ties for third with 24. Ron Chaney sits fourth at 23 as Coronado, bombed 40-15 by Littlefield, hosts Lamesa, and Lubbock travels to El Paso Burges in search of a first win.
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Monty Johnson
Danny Lester
Kenneth Newman
San Angelo
Pampa
Gary Hyatt
Lubbock Coronado
Ron Chaney
Hub City
Coronado
Littlefield
Lubbock
el Paso Burges
Monterey
el Paso Coronado
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented Night Schedule
Game results show players such as Dowell and Howard with scores near 83 to 88 for teams including Minnesota Detroit Washington and Baltimore. Entries mention cities like New York Philadelphia San Francisco Atlanta Cincinnati and Los Angeles with varied team initials and partial game figures.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburzt
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Dale
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Loos
Boston
Rashington
California
San Francisco Tlanta
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Crater
Machinston
Francisco
Peas
Washington Boston Split in doubleheader as Lock delivers win
Washington tops Boston 3-2 in the second game to split the twin bill watched by 485 fans. Don Lock hit a two run homer in the seventh after Frank Howard and Ken Harrelson sac bunt. Joe Coleman pitched six hits allowed in his first Senators appearance. Boston won the opener 5-2 behind Darrell Brandon's seven hits. Ken McMullen set an AL third base assist record with 11 in the opener.
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Washington
Don Lock
Boston
Red Sox
Darrell Brandon
Ken McMuhen
Senators
Don McMahon
Frank Howard
Ken Harrelson
McMullen
Dalton Jones
Bob Tillman
Joe Coleman
Jones
Brandon
Booster Club Meetings Across Lubbock and Coronado Highs
Lubbock High Booster Club meets at 7 30 p m in the LHS cafeteria with Westerner coach Gerald Lambert showing films of the Friday night loss to Amarillo and sophomore team introductions. Coronado High plans a 7 30 p m meeting to hear Coach Wayne Wilsher on the Lamesa contest and view film of a loss to Littlefield.
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Lubbock High Booster Club
LHS
Gerald Lambert
Amarillo
Coronado High School
Coronado
Wayne Wilsher
Lamesa
Litlefield
CHS
Monterey High School
James Odom
Merle Roas
Plainview
Monterey
Bryan White
Phil O'Jivway
Philadelphia Wins In 11th On Briggs Hit Over Pirates
John Briggs delivered a two out run scoring single in the 11th to lift Philadelphia past Pittsburgh 5-4. The Pirates drop 2½ games behind the Dodgers who beat St. Louis as LA’s magic number falls to four. Mota tied game earlier with a run in sixth while Stargell exited early with a knee injury.
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Philadelphia
John Briggs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Pirate
Billy O'Dell
Phillies
Dick Groat
Rich Allen
Groat
O'Dell
Harvey Kuenn
Bill White
Briggs
Donn Clendenon
Manny Mota
Bill Mazeroski
Mota
Cookie Rojas
Willie Stargell
Phil
Clay Dalrymple
Steve Blass
Woody Fryman
Doug Clemens
Rick Wise
Rojas
Matt Alou
Gene Alley
Kuenn
Merger Aims to Preserve 24 NFL Teams with New Franchises
The proposal envisions an expanded league with 24 teams, a championship game between American and National League champions, a combined draft, and interleague warmups. It would shield college football telecast rules, expand to high school games, and add two new franchises by 1968 plus two more later, boosting jobs for players and coaches.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
McLain Wins 20th as Tigers Top California 2 1
Denny McLain earned his 20th win as Detroit edged California 2 1 in Anaheim. He allowed four hits in eight innings before Gates Brown’s ninth inning RBI single. Mickey Stanley and Bill Freehan contributed with key hits as California took an early 1-0 lead on Jose Cardenal’s homer.
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Anaheim
Denny McLain
Detroit
California
Gates Brown
McLain
Jim Kaat
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Bob Gibson
Larry Sherry
Mickey Stanley
Brown
Stanley
Ans Lvel
Jorge Rubio
Mickey
Bill Freehan
Jose Cardenal
North Texas Tops Texas Western in Rain Aided Shootout
North Texas defeated Texas Western 12 9 at Denton as Carlin threw for 217 yards and two touchdowns. The game featured a weather disrupted week and strong defense stopping Texas Western near the goal line multiple times.
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Associated Press
Missouri Valley
North Texas
New Mexico State
Vidal
Carlin
Louisville
Southern Illinois
Benny Russell
Texas Western
Denton
el Paso
Houston Yates Leads Week in Negro Schoolboy Poll
Houston Yates tops the Galveston News weekly Class AAAA Negro schoolboy football poll for the third straight week. Kashmere remains second and Madison is third, with Dallas Roosevelt and other teams rounding out the top 10 after Waco Moore’s 37-0 win over Galveston Central.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston Yates
Galveston News Weekly
Houston Kashmere
Dallas Madison
Waco Moore
Galveston Central
Dallas Roosevelt
Houston Williams
Houston Worthing
Beaumont Chariton
Beaumont Hebert
Fort Worth Dunbar
Triple Crown Hopes Rise For Orioles' Frank Robinson
Frank Robinson's .316 average after a 10 for 22 week puts him on the cusp of a 1960s era triple crown. He leads in homers with 49 and RBIs at 120 as Harmon Killebrew and Boog Powell battle for places behind him. The AL pennant race tightens with Robinson driving Baltimore's offense.
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NEW York
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Orioles
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Boog Powell
RBI
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Oliva
al Kaline
Detroit
Powell
Killebrew
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
Felipe
Rico Carty
Braves
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Roberto Clemente
Rich Allen
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Texas Tech Reflects After Close Loss To Aggies
Tech coach King laments a 43 yard clipping penalty that swung field position after a hard fought Texas game. He notes Tech’s confidence for a rematch, discusses team struggles and preparation for Texas A and M, and announces weekly Gold Helmet winners Mike Leinert and Larry Gilbert.
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King
Texas
Tech
Texas Tech
Anderson
Aggies
Georgia Tech
Tulane
A&m
Raiders
Huffman
Ronnie
Colliflower
Weatherford
Mike Leinert
Larry Gilbert
Lott
Bill Bradley
Barney Giles
Bradley
Chris
Close pass reception race and scoring leaders noted
SWC figures George Cheshire and Sonny Campbell traded top receptions after two weeks with Gilbert at 12 for 212, Cheshire 12 for 160, and Campbell 1 for 117. Bradley overtook Kenny Vinyard as punting leader with a 43.6 yard average while Maxwell shared scoring highs at 18 points.
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George Cheshire
TCU
Sonny Campbell
Gilbert
Cheshire
Campbell
Bradley
Maxwell
Tech
Kenny Vinyard
Vinyard
Arkansas Tunes Up for TCU Battle in S C Opener
Arkansas completed a 30 minute practice in sweat clothes and studied Texas Christian ahead of the Southwest Conference opener. Coach Frank Broyles said TCU is a balanced foe after two strong opponents. Arkansas noted bruises but expected key players to be ready for Saturday. TCU’s recent win over Tulsa highlighted the matchup.
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Texas Christian
Parker
Broyles
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Tulsa
Parkers
Hurricane
Wheat futures fall as world production hits records
Chicago traders saw a sharp decline in wheat as a record world production figure weighed on prices. By midday, losses narrowed on short covering, with corn and soybeans slipping before paring some declines. December wheat at about 1.79, corn near 1.35, oats around 74 cents, rye near 1.25, and soybeans around 2.95 to 3.0.
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Board of Trade
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Rl Jay
TernsCarib
TransLux
Cinera
Unexcell Inc
Aeronca Inc
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Assdoll & G Oy
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