Cookie Rojas Sparks Phillies Rally to 4-3 Win
Philadelphia capitalized on Cookie Rojas hot bat to beat the Dodgers 4-3, extending the NL lead to 1 1/2 games. Rojas drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded walk followed by a sacrifice bunt, while Dennis Bennett earned his seventh win.
Williams runs of lefty hits lift Cubs to 5-2 win over Cards
Billy Williams went 4-for-4 boosting his average to .422 in Chicago's 5-2 victory over St. Louis. He added hits against left-handed pitchers in eight straight appearances, was hitting over .440 at home and .403 on the road, and expressed focus on maximizing hits as Bob Buhl prepared to face Ray Sadecki.
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Bill Wakefield
Frank Lary
Billy Williams
Chicago Uapi
Williams
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Don Biebel
Chicago Cubs
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Cardinals
Ernie Banks
Banks
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Ray Sadecki
Santa Claus Wins Record-Epsom Derby Thick Finish
Santa Claus captures the richest Epsom Derby title as Indiana finishes second and Dilettante third. Owner John Ismay earns a record prize of 201,787 dollars after a late rally from near the back of the 17-runner field in the 42 mile race. Indiana, owned by Charles Engelhard of New York, takes second, while Dilettante, owned by Larry Gelb, places third.
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Santa Claus
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Charles Engelhard
New York
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John Ismay
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Mt Vernon Tire Co Cardinals win 3 0 over Giants
Thackery pitched a four hit game to deny Elks Lodge Giants while Chris Mitchell took the loss allowing 10 batters and a lone double by Surdyke. Mitchell led the Giants with 3 of their 11 hits and Ronnie Waller added the other.
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Elks Lodge Giants
Thackery
Chris Mitchell
Giants
Surdyke
Mitchell
Ronnie Waller
Moose Lode Indians
First National Bank Tigers
Mark Smith
Tigers
Randy Phillips
Dave Kniffen
Mark Satterfield
Smith
Willie James
Cardinals Deal Burdette for Hobbie in Cubs Swap
The St. Louis Cardinals traded pitcher Lew Burdette to the Chicago Cubs for Glen Hobbie in an even exchange of right handers. Burdette, 37, joins the Cubs seeking immediate help, while Hobbie, 28, left St Louis eyeing future moves. Burdette’s last start for St Louis was a 3-2 victory over Milwaukee, aiding a pennant race won by the Dodgers.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Chicago Cubs
Glen Hobbie
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Burdette
St. Louis
Hobbie
Witt
Ll Burdette
Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
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Los Angeles
Chick Evans Aims Golden 63 Championship Tourney
Chick Evans, nearly 74, seeks to separate the older players from younger ones with a new Golden 63 Championship. Invitations go to about 1000 golfers aged 63 and over for a 34‑hole stroke play event at DeSoto Lakes club in Florida, November 12–14, emphasizing fun and camaraderie among senior golfers.
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Chick Evans
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U.S. Golf Association
Chick
DeSoto Lakes Club
Florida
Bowling results from Fabulous Four and Twilights leagues
High Games and High Series listed for both Fabulous Four and Twilights leagues. Top performers include Pat McCreery Harriet Kelley Peg Dawson and Jack Mendenall with notable scores such as 207 198 and 530 series among others.
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Harriet Kelley
Peg Dawson
Harriet Kesley
Lester Ford
Jack Mendenall
Elmer Rainy
Patty Kelley
Conita Gazette
Mabel Bellamy
Gene Ga Vette
Conita GaVette
Vay Kelley
Pat Ragan
Illini Missouri schedule three games for 1969 season
Illini athletic director Doug Mills announced that Illinois and Missouri will play a game in St Louis in 1969. The teams already have two previously announced games set for Champaign in 1966 and 1968.
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Missouri
Doug Mills
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Champaign
Sam Snead Still Seeks Open Title as Qualifiers Count
New York AP report notes six past Open winners among 473 hopefuls for 64th U S Open next Monday and Tuesday. Sam Snead, winner of everything but the Open, seeks one of 39 Detroit section spots amid heavy rivalries, with 21 exempt from qualifying.
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Tony Manero
Lew Wordsam
Ed Furgol
Jack Fleck
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Sam Snead
Snead
Worsham
Detroit
Boll
Jerry Barber
Phil Rodgers
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Labron Harris Jr
U. S
Art Wall
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Doug Sanders
Ken Venturi
U. S. Golf Association
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Billy Caspers
Deane Beman
Charles
Downstate Fisherman's Guide Highlights Weekend Angling
The Downstate Fisherman's Guide reports strong fishing across southern lakes during the holiday weekend. Bluegill and crappie led catches with notable bass weights at Little Grassy, Devils Kitchen, and Lake Murphysboro, while Lake Glendale and Cache Cutoff offered mixed bites and wildlife observations. Campers packed Crab Orchard Area as conditions stayed favorable despite cool winds and mosquitos waning at Horseshoe Lake.
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Horseshoe Lake
Little Grassy
Lake Murphysboro
Devils Kitchen Lake
Golconda
Pope
Hardin
Charleston
Jack Burns
Belleville
Bill Johnson
West Frankfort
Cline Skelcher
Lake-of-Egypt
Marion
Pete Mondino
REA
Danville poised to defend state baseball title in Peoria
Danville Vikings arrive as favorites with a 23-1 record, entering the state tournament at East Peoria’s Tom Connor Field. Pekin and Taft open Thursday as others like Rockford Boylan and Niles West vie for unlikely early upsets. stars On mound include Ed Orbin and John Bonacorsi.
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Tom Connor
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Taft
Chicago
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Springfield Griffin
Rock Island Alleman
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Rewian
Maine West
Ed Orbin
John Bonacorsi
Steve Heaton
Jack Strebin
Alleoman
Steve Spanich
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Dave Golden
Mike Gilliam
Boylan
Dick Noffke
Gregg Narinelli
Mayson
Jim Shotton
Dick Stotlar
Ray Fosse
Dallas Grant
Griffin
Jerry Hammende
John Davsko
Dick Gottfred
Mike Albanese
John Emery
Ed Bruksch
Openers Highlight Kiwanis Khoury League Rosters 1964
Thursday openers at Kiwanis Khoury League Field begin the 1964 Mt Vernon Khoury season with two 5:30 p.m. games. Juvenile Division features American Legion versus Security Bank. Junior Division showcases Register-News against Jefferson Motors. Rosters list managers and players across four teams, led by Harold Schill and Don Wallace as league heads and with official umpires, scorers, and staff named.
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Security Bank
Register-News
Jefferson Motors
Niwanis
John Perino
Charles DeWitt
Charles Rohlfing
Hobe Laur
Emil Hoffman
Harry Anderson
al Swartz
Tommy Taylor
Buddy Rogers
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