Packers Seek Third Triumph In Dallas Exhibition
DALLAS The Green Bay Packers aim for a third win in four NFL preseason games facing the Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl. Coach Vince Lombardi plans to mix veterans and rookies to evaluate 12 new players as Green Bay trims to 40 men after two more exhibitions.
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National League standings and results overview
National League shows Philadelphia atop with 77 wins and San Francisco at 71, while Cincinnati trails at 70. Friday results feature New York beating Chicago and Pittsburgh over Philadelphia. American League results highlight Baltimore and Chicago at the lead with 78 and 79 wins respectively, plus Detroit hard on Los Angeles in late results.
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Indians Beat Kansas City 4-1 Behind Siebert Pitching
Sonny Siebert of Cleveland limited the Royals to seven hits and evened his record at 5-5 as the Indians defeated Kansas City 4-1. Smoky Burgess of Pittsburgh hit a three run homer in a fourth inning rally to beat Philadelphia 4-2.
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Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems For Thousands
The bulletin section explains how readers rely on classified ads to find essential items and services. It highlights practical solutions for daily needs, from buying household goods to locating tradespeople and employment opportunities.
Reichardt To Make Major League Debut With Angels
Los Angeles Angels announced that Rick Reichardt will report next Tuesday to start in center field against the New York Yankees. The 21-year-old former Wisconsin star signed for a $175,000 bonus after leading the Big Ten in batting two straight years and played 52 pro games across Quad Cities and Hawaii before the call-up.
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Olson Outpoints Thornton In Light Heavyweight Showdown
Carl Bobo Olson, 36, still seeking a final title bid, outpointed Wayne Thornton, 24, Fresno, in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Kezar Pavilion. Olson dominated with repeated punches despite a fourth round cut, as referees split rounds 6 to 3 and 6 to 3 under California scoring.
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18 Year Old To Lead U S Gymnastics Squad
Makoto Sakamoto an 18 year old high school student will lead the U S men's Olympic gymnastics squad to Tokyo in October Sakamoto the national champion from Highland Falls New York took top honors in a two day Olympic Trials at the Merchant Marine Academy scoring 115 30 He beat a field of 22 and will join nine others for the Olympic training squad in Los Angeles next week Seven of the 10 will go to Tokyo with Sakamoto a certainty.
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Ramos Will Defend Crown in Bull Ring
Mexico City promoter Javier Iriarto announced Sugar Ramos will defend his world featherweight title in a bull ring on September 26. Ramos, a Cuban exile based in Mexico City, faces Vicente Saldivar, the Mexican featherweight champion.
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Pickens Earns Third in Greco Roman Trials
Bob Pickens of Evans ton Illinois a former Wisconsin guard finished third in the final Greco Roman wrestling trials held Friday night.
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Braves Fall In Ninth On Crandall's Blunder
Milwaukee pitcher Wade Blasingame and outfielder Lee Maye shoulder blame for a 3-2 loss to the San Francisco Giants. Del Crandall’s single that scored on Maye’s misplayed ball tied the game in the ninth as Crandall admitted the error and Maye defended his play. Blasingame cooled after a rough stretch, noting relief from a sore arm and praising his own effort despite the decision.
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Bankers Reach Finals in Warren Invitational Tourney
First National Bank defeated Warren 5 1 to advance to the finals of the First Annual Warren Invitational softball tournament. Hermie Huber hit a homer and Dick Boerk and Dewey Vorseth added doubles while Dick pitched a five hitter. Freeport Western Newell blanked Freeport Pabst 6 0 to earn a 9 p m final date with First National. Warren meets Freeport Pabst for third place at 7 30 p.m.
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Saratoga Closes Out 101 Years of Racing
Saratoga Springs marks the end of its 101st year of horse racing with a five horse field in the Hopeful Stakes for 2 year olds. Bold Lad Time Tested Rain Native Charger O Hara Turn To Reason lead the lineup with odds from 3-5 to 15-1.
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Florida largemouth bass found along St. Johns River
The Florida largemouth black bass is found across the entire 275 mile length of the St. Johns River, indicating its widespread distribution along the waterway.
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Chisox and Orioles Split Twinbill in Tight AL Race
Chicago White Sox win 2-1 in game one then fall 8-3 as Baltimore Orioles sweep two meet. Wally Bunker shut out Sox until late. Gene Stephens, Jim Landis, and Don Buford push winners. Orioles power answers Cubs Mets clash ends 12-10 with Banks and Gabrielson homering.
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Byrnes Criticizes Extremist Label By Democratic Speakers
Rep John W Byrnes denounces Democratic National Convention speakers for labeling Republicans as extremists and compares the tactics to those of Robert Welch the Birch Society and the Ku Klux Klan saying he refuses to be intimidated as Wisconsin GOP delegates rally behind him.
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Goldeyes end 11 year pact with St Louis Cardinals
Winnipeg Goldeyes of the Class A Northern League terminated their 11 year working agreement with the St Louis Cardinals of the National League on Friday.
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Gardena to Defend World Softball Title in 22-Team Tourney
Gardena California will defend its world softball title in Rock Island Illinois at a 10 day international tournament opening Saturday night featuring 22 teams.
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Help Wanted Classified Ads Guide Workers to Placements
A concise primer explains how Help Wanted Cassified ads connect job seekers with employers. It outlines posting steps, targeting industries, and tips for crafting effective notices to attract qualified applicants.
Our Soil and Strength Describe Fall Field Work
The Soil Conservation Office notes days shorten and field work accelerates as fall arrives. Art Fish completes Ken Schmid’s tile then moves to Marvin Hartwig’s waterway and Frank Salzenedel’s tile. Contour strips laid for Clarence Anderson and Robert Haur. Moose Benefit Dance tonight at Turner hall for funds.
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Silo Filling Set to Start Next Week
The coming week should see silo filling get underway as the operation progresses. Early observations indicate the ore is starting to dent fairly well.
Haircut Dispute Sparks Barbershop Stand Off
A barber tells a customer his hair needs cutting badly, prompting a retort that it needs cutting nicely. The customer sits in the chair insisting the previous cut was done badly. The light exchange captures a domestic scene in a neighborhood barbershop.
Auto and Railroad Strikes Threaten Industry Amid Talks
Threats of crippling strikes pressure auto and railroad sectors as UAW targets Chrysler and calls for a later contract deadline while six railroad unions plan a Sept. 6 strike. Production and sales rise ahead of any walkout as steel orders trend higher and a merger proposal advances among major railroads.
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Nation's Largest 250000 Mile System Proposed
The proposal outlines a 250000 mile system described as the nation’s largest. The recommendation awaits review by the full commission.
Goldwater Calls Johnsons Speech Isolationist
Barry Goldwater labeled Lyndon Johnsons Democratic nomination acceptance speech isolationist and most isolationist in modern U.S. history. He issued the critique by phone while cruising near Santa Cruz Island on the yacht Sundance, saying the speech ignored communism and global brush fire conflicts.
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Poetry of liberation stirs memories of Paris 1944
HAL BOYLE recalls the 20th anniversary of Paris liberation and the wartime poetry it inspired. He notes the enduring weight of that moment and reflects on veterans, writers, and the toll of war, ending with a nod to the Iowa legislature adopting the Land-Grant College Act.
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