Browns and Cardinals share first after 33 33 tie
The Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Cardinals sit atop the Eastern Division after a 33 33 tie at Municipal Stadium. Card kicker Jim Bakken booted four field goals including a 52 yard record setback, while Lou Groza matched with four Browns field goals. Browns teammate Jim Brown scored late to briefly put Cleveland ahead before a late Cards rally.
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Denver Ticket Holder Nets Big Twin Double Wins
In five days at Centennial track a single ticket holder won the twin double twice. One man took home $7,401 and five days later another man pocketed $8,593.
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Gentle laxative advertised by NR tablets offer relief
An ad promotes gentile laxative NR tablets as a gentle, easy relief option with a 29 cent price and a free family sample offer. It urges readers to consult doctors and includes the mailing address Lewis-Howe Co Dept B47 St. Louis, Missouri for samples.
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Giants Sink as Tittle Injured in Steelers Loss
NFL action left Green Bay winless, Chicago undefeated, and the Giants with their worst start since 1935. Y.A. Tittle suffered a rib injury after Baker’s hit as Pittsburgh rallied for a 27-24 win. Wade’s Bears toppled the Vikings 34-28, and Baltimore beat Green Bay 21-20.
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Viking Halfbacks Injured In South Minneapolis Crash
Minneapolis AP reporting Ted Dean fullback and halfback of the Minnesota Vikings and Sandy Stephens former CFL star were injured in a Sunday night car accident a tree struck their vehicle. Stephens in critical condition at a Minneapolis hospital while Dean was listed as serious.
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Bunning Shuts Dodgers as Phils Hope Cling to Flag
Jim Bunning pitched five efficient innings and allowed only two unearned runs to lift Philadelphia to a 3-2 win over Los Angeles. The victory trimmed the Phils’ magic pennant number to seven as Cincinnati and St Louis faltered. The Dodgers fell behind after two runs in the first before Wills’ ninth inning spark and errors sealed the Dodgers’ fate.
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Ford Preparing Staff Rotation For Big Series
Whitey Ford aims to shape the Mets pitching staff for the World Series opener against the Philadelphia Phillies. Jim Bouton threw a two hit shutout in a tuneup, signaling readiness for the championship clash.
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Pats Triumph Over Chargers Tightens AFL Standings
Boston Patriots outscored San Diego 33 to 28 as Gino Cappelletti led with a 21 point burst including four field goals and a 17 yard TD catch. Parilli passed to Graham and Garron while Buffalo beat Denver. Yankees beat Kansas City 4 0 to stay atop AL standings as Bouton shines. Orioles and White Sox dip in pennant race with late results.
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Giants QB Y A Tittle doubtful starter after Pittsburgh hit
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle sustained rib bruises from Sunday’s loss to Pittsburgh and is listed doubtful for Friday night’s game against Washington at Yankee Stadium. Dr Francis Sweeney said x rays showed no fracture but bruising on three lower ribs on the right side.
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Dodgers Struggle as Reds Dominate Early Series
In Cincinnati the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers face tough early season results with the Reds winning 10 of 12 meetings in the NL first half, signaling a challenging stretch for the world champions.
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Conlan Draws Fans Applause at Crosley Field
Cincinnati fans rose Sunday to honor Jocko Conlan a 24 year major league umpire as he retires at season's end. At Crosley Field before the Cincinnati St Louis game he bowed waved and accepted the farewell with his cap off and recognition from the crowd.
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Baseball Standings And Weekday Results From City Papers
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 90 wins and 60 losses. Cincinnati sits at 66 and 56. St Louis 66 56, San Francisco 67 53, Milwaukee 72 42, Pittsburgh 72 54, Los Angeles 75 50, Chicago 82 67, Houston 63 88, New York 99 50. Sundays results: Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 2. San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 3 in 11 innings. Cincinnati 9 St Louis 6. Milwaukee 5 Chicago 2. Houston 1 New York 0. Today Cincinnati at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Houston. Tuesday Los Angeles at Chicago. St Louis at New York. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. San Francisco at Houston.
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Pro sports scores and playoff updates from New York to Syracuse
Baseball and basketball results across leagues with standings and playoff notes. New York beats Kansas City 4 0 while Los Angeles wins 8-2 and Baltimore loses 5-8 in 1st game 10 innings. Minnesota blasts Boston 12-4, Detroit tops Cleveland 6-2, Chicago 4 Washington 8. Syracuse leads Rochester 1-0 in the International League final and Arkansas edges San Diego 2-0 in the Pacific Coast League best-of-seven.
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Yankees Top Kansas City Increases AL Lead
PITCHING Jim Bouton of the Yankees allowed only two hits in a victory over Kansas City, widening New York's American League lead to a full game over Baltimore. BATTING Bobby Knoop of the Angels homered and tripled, drove in the tying runs in the 10th with a two run double, as Los Angeles beat Baltimore 8 to 5 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Katsumata Stops Campos in Philippines Bout
In a bout held in the Philippines, Yukio Katsumata of Japan halted Remy Campos after a 131 percent showing by both fighters, signaling a notable stoppage despite the high output from Campos.
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Ellis Seeking Starting Role
Sammy Ellis, 23, aims to start games for the Reds after beating the St. Louis Cardinals twice last weekend. He said he could handle relief every now and then but prefers a starting role, noting fatigue after a busy stretch. Ellis improved to 10-3 with a two-inning effort as Cincinnati rallied 9-6, tying the Cards for second place behind Philadelphia.
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Reds Add Seven For Last Days
Cincinnati Reds announce recalls of two pitchers Ted Davidson Dan Neville and two infielders Tom Helms Tony Perez from San Diego farm club. The club also bought contracts of three San Diego players Jim Coates Hal Smith and Gus Gil as season winds down. Smith to catch batting practice Coates needs seven days onMLB roster for pension.
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