Daylight Hurts Ellis as Reds Blasted by Cardinals
Sammy Ellis struggles in sunlit games as the Cincinnati Reds lose 10 4 to the St Louis Cardinals. Ellis failing to retire a man in the third inning helps the Cards grab a 5 0 lead, while Ray Sadecki wins for the Cardinals in a season split with Cincinnati. Frank Robinson goes 0 for 4 as Cincinnati drops to third in the National League pennant chase ahead of a twin bill with Milwaukee Tuesday.
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Five Football Deaths in Four Days Across Several States
The Associated Press reports five football related deaths in four days. Cruz Medellin, 17, of Lanier High School in San Antonio collapsed after a tackling drill and died in a hospital. John C. Devlin, 19, fullback at South Carolina State College in Orangeburg, suffered sun stroke. Other fatalities include 15 year old David Toynbee of Forest Park High School in Atlanta, 17 year old Art Willis of Las Cruces High School, and 15 year old Edgar R. Fouts of West Monona High School after drills and injuries.
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Month-Long Rifle and Pistol Championship Closes at Perry
The Camp Perry event ended after a month with Marine Corps eastern rifle team winning the National Trophy infantry team match. Army team made a strong bid as the final event concluded. More than 8,000 marksmen fired about four million rounds on the Perry firing line.
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Gopher Ball Hurts Milwaukee as Cubs Win Big
The Cubs defeated Milwaukee 10-2 as the gopher ball doomed the Braves in six straight losses. Banks Santo and Williams led a homer barrage while Faul allowed seven hits for his 4 3 record. Mays extended a month homer record in the Giants win over the Mets.
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Three Way Road Race Predicted At Elkhart Lake
Hap Sharp won the feature at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course at Mansfield lifting him into a three way chase for the United States Road Racing Championship next weekend at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. Sharp driven by Chaparral averaged 82.51 mph. George Follmer from Pasadena led the standings and Jim Hall failed to finish.
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Santo stars in Cubs 10 2 win over Milwaukee
Ron Santo went 4-for-4 with two homers and two singles, pacing the Cubs to a 10-2 victory over Milwaukee and dropping the Braves to a sixth straight defeat. Ray Culp held the Dodgers to five hits as Philadelphia rolled 13-3.
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Browns Win In West Mean Trouble For East
Cleveland, the NFL champions, beat the Detroit Lions 28-14 in preseason to run their record to 4-0. Jim Brown scored twice, Dale Lindsay had two key interceptions, and six West opponents fell to the Browns as they prepare to defend their title. Cowboys beat Green Bay 21-12 as major East threat.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Baseball results show San Francisco and Philadelphia defeating New York and Los Angeles by wide margins while Chicago and St. Louis also posted big wins. Tuesday slate lists Houston at New York twi night and other matchups with doubleheaders and twi nights.
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For Sale Tract on Muscatatuck River Indiana
Lot prices at 100 dollars each for a tract on the Muscatatuck River in Jennings County. 85 miles west of Middletown. Includes hunting fishing and swimming. Send name and full address to S & W Enterprise Inc P O Box 315 Indianapolis Indiana for literature and directions to property.
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Paul Waner Big Poison Dies At 62 Hall of Fame slugger in Sarasota
Paul Waner known as Big Poison dies at 62 in Sarasota Fla after years of ill health and a March surgery. Hall of Famer and brother Lloyd formed a famed Pirates outfield pair. Waner also won the 1938 National Baseball Players Golf Championship, beating Babe Ruth.
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Hansen Sets Shortstop Doubleheader Record With Sox
Ron Hansen highed 2% chances and set a major league shortstop doubleheader record with 28 assists and putouts as the Chicago White Sox swept Boston in a pair of games. The wins narrowed Minnesota’s lead in the AL pennant race while Detroit, Washington, and New York posted other victories amid league action.
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Pro Football scores snapshot from latest games
Summary of NFL results includes Chicago 28 over Los Angeles 14 and Philadelphia 34 over New York 13. Other results show Baltimore 38 over Pittsburgh 10, Dallas 21 over Green Bay 12, Minnesota 20 over Washington 16, Cleveland 28 over Detroit 14, Houston 25 over Denver 3, Kansas City 18 over Buffalo 16, New York 17 over Boston 0, San Diego 4 over Oakland 17.
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Bryant’s Alabama Era: 39 Wins in Seven Years
In seven seasons at Alabama Paul Bryant accumulated 39 victories with 9 losses and 4 ties. His overall career coaching record stands at 151 wins, 530 losses and 193 ties.
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