Waite Hoyt Day Highlighted By Cincinnati Fans
Waite Hoyt day on September 5 marks a tribute to the longtime broadcaster and former major league star. Contributions to a Chamber of Commerce fund support a fitting gift as Hoyt ends his 24 year Reds tenure and 60 years in baseball. The piece notes Hoyt’s local ties and a citywide appreciation.
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Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
Hoyt
Burger
Miami Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Brown's Run
Probers Seek Binding Plan to End Track and Field Feud
Sen Magnuson leads hearings with a binding arbitration proposal between the AAU and NCAA to halt their power struggle. Witnesses say the fight harms young athletes and U S international prospects. Kennedy urges a permanent federal arbitration board under the Olympic Committee.
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Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
U. S. Track and Field Administration
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
U. S
International Competiton
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
U. S. Olympic Committee
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson
USOC
Connie Capozzi Captures Under 16 Valley Title
Connie Capozzi won the Ohio Valley Invitational Tennis Tournament Under 16 final by defeating Patty Baisden 63 62 in Covington Kentucky. She then left for Huntington West Virginia to pursue the Ohio Valley Women’s Invitational Tournament.
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Connie Capozzi
Middletonian
Patty Baisden
Charleston
W. Va
Covington
Huntington
Michigan State Runner Bob Lake Sets 1959 Mile Mark
Bob Lake posted MSU best mile time in 1959 with a 4 0 4 9 clocking. The achievement highlighted as the fastest Michigan State mile that year.
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Michigan
Bob Lake
Weekend Baseball Schedule and Scores Highlight Busy Slate
Major games listed for Saturday and Thursday include Houston at Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee and San Francisco at New York with Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Results show Minnesota 9 New York 2 Boston 4 Washington 2 and Kansas City 5 Detroit 3. other late scores include Buffalo 2 Syracuse 0 and Rochester 8 Toronto 2. News note mentions sports and boxing achievements with scattered names and cities.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
W. L. Pet
Los Angees
Tee
San Fran
Batting Duel Luminary Race in American League
The American League spotlight shines on bat leaders Carl Yastrzemski Brooks Robinson and Tony Oliva. Robinson presses a .376 pace last month while Yastrzemski leads at .327 with Oliva third at .311. Robinson homered twice as Baltimore crushed Chicago while Yastrzemski hit his 17th in Boston’s win over Washington. Oliva missed a game due to a jammed finger as Minnesota beat New York 9-2. Kansas City beat Detroit 5-3 in the lone other AL game.
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Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Oliva
Orioles
Chicago
Washington
Twins
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
White Sox
Bob Allison
Oliva J
Yankees
Jim Kaat
Clete Boyer
Tom
Wayne Causey
Tigers
Reynolds
Causey
Twins Series Vital To Tribe
The Cleveland Indians open a three game set in Minneapolis seeking an upset to derail the league leading Minnesota Twins. Tebbetts cautions the pennant race remains tight as Oliva Battey Killebrew and Pascual sit with injuries while the Indians try to sweep to stay in contention. Georgia Tech leads college bowls with 11 wins and shares the eight straight bowl victories record with USC.
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Minneapolis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Indians
Tribe
Birdie Tebbetts
Davidson Shines in One Hit Relief Might Start
Ted Davidson, called up after Joe Nuxhall’s elbow injury, delivered a six inning one hit relief gem that helped the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves 3 1. He may move to a starting role per manager Dick Sisler though he prefers relief work. Deron Johnson and Gordy Coleman homered for Cincinnati as Nuxhall’s injury status remains uncertain and Joey Jay was set to start vs the St. Louis Cardinals. Tommy Helms was recalled to replace Chico Ruiz after a broken ankle.
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Milwaukee
Ted Davidson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
Davidson
Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Cincinnati
Braves
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Deron Johnson
Gordy Coleman
Johnson
Joey Jay
St. Louis Cardinals
Tracy Stallard
Tommy Helms
Frm
San Diego
Chico Ruiz
Giants Struggle See Pitching Shortage Trigger Surprises
Giants press into action with Matty Alou and Ron Herbel as starters as Juan Marichal serves an eight day suspension. Pirates sweep the doubleheader 8-0 and 6-5, sending San Francisco four games back. Dodgers hold a slim edge over Milwaukee as Mets beat Koufax.
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San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Giants
Matty Alou
Ron Herbel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Warfield Recovery On Schedule For Browns Injury
Cleveland Browns end Paul Warfield remains on schedule in his recovery from a shoulder injury suffered against the College All Stars. Doctor Vic Ippolito says he can begin conditioning next Monday and should stay in shape with running to maintain wind and tone. The Browns report 77 percent of Municipal Stadium seats sold for the NFL exhibition doubleheader on Sept 4 as they prepare for a trip to Detroit this Sunday.
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Hiram
Ohio
Paul Warfield
Cleveland Browns
Vic Ippolito
Warfield
Paul
Browns
Municipal Stadium
Detroit
Fair Fishing For Ohioans
Lake Erie continues to provide the best results as fishing there remains good per the Division of Wildlife. The outlook by areas shows southwestern lake fishing fair to good at Grant Cowan Stonelick Decker and Englewood dam with most streams in poor condition and low fishing pressure.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lake Erie
Division of Wildlife Reports
Grant, Cowan, Stonelick
Decker
Englewood Dam
Jets trim roster to 44 with Starks and Hoovier cut
New York Jets reduce roster to 44 players by releasing veteran defensive back Marshall Starks and rookie linebacker Skip Hoovier from Ohio University.
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Peefkskill
N. Y
New York Jets
American Football League
Marshall Starks
Skip Hoovier
Ohio University
Teddy Shines E-None. DP-Milwaukee 1, LOB-Cincinnati 9
Milwaukee ballplay by Milwaukee batter Teddy produced a run in a game against Cincinnati, with 9 left on base and a decisive nine run deficit. The fragment hints at a late inning heroics but lacks full context and final outcome.
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Mets
Sandy Koufax
Ed Kranepool
Don LeJohn
Joe Christopher
Ron Swoboda
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
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Camilo Pascual
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Alou
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Bill Henry
Franks
Herber
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Johnny Podres
Astros
Gary Wagner
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Wynn
Rust Staub
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Ken Boyer
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Cardinals
Ron Santo
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