Tigers Fall Back After Colavito Relief Victory
New York Yankees sweep Detroit behind Rocky Colavito relief and a late homer. Colavito also homered in the nightcap as New York moves into a .500 mark. Detroit’s lead over Baltimore narrows to five games. Orioles rally to beat Boston in 18 innings. Other AL games show Minnesota, California, and Washington wins. In NL, Mets, Phillies, Cubs, Dodgers, and Cardinals win.
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Dallas Convinced By Packer Power
Dallas trails Green Bay 21 to 17 in a Cotton Bowl tune up scene under 91 degree heat. Coach Tom Landry blamed Dallas poor play while Packers coach Phil Bengston credited timely breaks and a strong effort as Green Bay opened the season on a high note.
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Lifesaving devices urged as boat safety rule notes
Special purpose life jackets and buoyant vests may be approved for small motorboats under 40 feet with no paying passengers. Boaters are warned that devices must be handy and in good condition, or they fail. Tests show aging gear becomes useless if brittle or heavy, so replace worn pieces and try on new gear in deep water.
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Junction House Leads Playboy Golf League Standings
Junction House maintained its firm grasp on the Playboy Golf league after Thursday action in Windy Acres. They lead with 75 points, Phillips 66 in second at 68, North Central and Lones tied for third at 67, Rufenachts at 66, and Farmco at 64. Dennis Fazel shot the low gross 39 while Tony Wand had low net 29. Farmco claimed low team net with 146.
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Dempsey's rare 45 yard field goal opens Chargers rookie era
NEA sports editor recounts San Diego Chargers rookie Tom Dempsey booting a 45 yard field goal, the longest for the team in four years, despite missing part of his right hand and half foot. Details cover his unique shoe, past play, and the tryout path at a Stadium Seat-in promotion. The piece notes his perpendicular kick trajectory and potential to play linebacker, with mentions of other players and a casual club schedule.
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Bowling score highlights and fall meeting announced
Sunday results show St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 New York 7 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 1 Chicago 2 Houston 0 Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 0. The annual fall meeting of the Wednesday night Keylerette Women's Bowling League will be held at 7 pm on Thursday at Turner Hall.
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LP-Gas Dealers Expand Services
LP-Gas retailers now offer refills, safety installations, appliance inspections, meter-proven delivery, and 24 hour emergency service. Many carry full lines of LP-Gas appliances. MAPCO pipelines supply LP-Gas to this area via the Mid-America system.
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Badger Football Coach Hopes for Winning Year
Wisconsin coach John Coatta enters his second season vowing improvement after a 1–9–1 record. With 22 lettermen returning, including Ken Criter and a solid JC transfer class, Wisconsin aims for better offense and a stronger defense ahead of the opener at Arizona State.
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