Pappas Finally Knocks Pins From Under Cards
Milt Pappas, who bowls as a hobby, finally halted the St. Louis Cardinals in Atlanta as Claude Raymond saved him from ninth inning trouble. Pappas improved to 9-5 after a 5-5 tie. San Francisco topped Philadelphia 7-5. Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 8-4. Cincinnati hammered Chicago 11-7. Houston outlasted the Mets 3-1 in 12 innings with Jim Wynn and Bob Aspromonte delivering key hits.
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Iowa Coaches Discuss Heat Exhaustion on Grid Iron
Coaches at the Town High School Athletic Association Coaching Clinic on Friday stressed salt acclimatization and water replacement to prevent heat exhaustion. Athletic trainer Roland Duke LaRue of Western Illinois University cautioned the body cannot store salt or water and must be replenished during workouts.
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World Series Drag Memes and Handicap Starts at Cordova
The article describes the 15th annual World Series of Drag Racing at Cordova Dragway from August 22 to 25 featuring handicap starts based on class national records. It explains timing methods from the start line to the end of the measured distance and notes top speeds from a 132-foot finish area. An interview with driver Dick Loehr discusses engine choices, praising Ford 427 for speed but noting reliability and cost issues, with many top drivers using Chrysler engines.
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Friday Results and Upcoming MLB Schedule
Friday's results show Detroit 4 Boston 0 Minnesota 5 Baltimore 2 Washington 4 California 2 New York 2 Oakland 1 Cleveland 2 Chicago 1. Tonight Detroit at Boston Baltimore at Minnesota New York at Oakland Chicago at Cleveland Washington at California. Sunday's games New York at Oakland Washington at California Chicago at Cleveland. Monday Boston at Cleveland New York at Minnesota Washington at Oakland Baltimore at California. Cincinnati 11 Chicago 7 Atlanta 5 St Louis 1 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 New York 1 12 in Houston at New York Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St Louis M Atlanta at St Louis Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Houston at New York 2 Cincinnati at Chicago 2 Atlanta at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Houston San Francisco at New York
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McLain wins 25th as Tigers blank Red Sox
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain shut off Boston on seven hits for his seventh straight victory and 25th of the season as the Tigers beat the Red Sox 4 0. Braves batter Joe Torre broke a 1 1 tie with a three run homer, his 10th, in the fifth, lifting Atlanta past St. Louis 5 1.
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Santana Gives Spain Hope for Davis Upset
Manuel Santana, veteran Spaniard and Davis Cup favorite, defeated Clark Graebner in three sets amid heat and humidity. The win keeps Spain in the Inter-Zone finals as Graebner and Santana set up Sunday’s decisive matches with Gilbert and Ashe looming for the United States.
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Lonborg Finds Grooves As McLain Hurts Boston
Jim Lonborg, last year’s Cy Young winner, spoke of his “fantastic groove” after Boston lost to Denny McLain and Detroit 4 0 Friday night. McLain dominated, delivering a key sixth inning display as the Tigers pulled ahead.
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Celtics Sold To Newark Brewery
The Boston Celtics, champions in nine of the last 10 seasons, were sold to P. Ballantine & Sons Brewery of Newark for about 3.5 million dollars. The buyers plan to keep the team in Boston and retain Red Auerbach as executive VP and GM, with Bill Russell expected to continue as player-coach. National Equities Inc. facilitated the sale, which awaits NBA Board of Governors approval at its August meeting.
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Minor League scores mix across Pacific and International leagues
Coast League games show Vancouver routing Seattle 44 to 0 and Oklahoma City defeating Tulsa 3 to 1. Indianapolis edged Phoenix 4 to 2, Denver beat San Diego 7 to 0, Spokane toppled Portland 10 to 5, and Tacoma faced Hawaii. International League results include Richmond 4 Buffalo 2, Jacksonville 4 Toledo 3, Louisville 13 Rochester 8, Syracuse 46 Columbus 1 4, with game 10 innings.
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Mann's Day From First Shot At Holiday Inn Invite
Carol Mann shot a par 69 at Norwood Hills to take a one stroke lead in the Holiday Inn Invitational LPGA event. The Buffalo, New York native, 6-foot-3, overcame an early tee shot into trees, asserting it would be her day as she pursued the $16,000 prize.
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Southall Leads Calts Past Redskins in Preseason Drills
Baltimore taxi squad quarterback Terry Southall engineered a late drive for 66 yards and Lou Michael's field goal to seal a 15 13 win over Washington. Unitas praised the clutch work but coach Don Shula called the backup quarterback situation unsettled as the team mulls options, including a potential trade.
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Colts Win On Michaels Kick In Narrow Preseason Finish
Baltimore defeats Washington 16 14 after a late field goal by Michaels. Unitas praises Southall for leading the drive with 25 seconds left. Beban appears briefly for the Redskins in his pro debut. PGA splits and tour control surface as players form a rival league.
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Murphy Holds Narrow Lead In Westchester Golf Open
Murphy, a rookie, carded a 69 to sit 11 under along with a crowded lead at Westchester Country Club. A tight chase features Julius Boros, Dale Douglass, Jack Nicklaus, Dan Sikes, Reeves McBee, and others within two strokes as 79 players made the cut at even par 144 for the final two rounds.
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Safley's Stays Alive In Softball Tourney Win 4 0
Safley's Sporting Goods kept hope alive in the International Softball Congress Jawa Tourney by blanking Service Tool of Mount Joy 4 to 0 at Walcott Friday night. It was the third shutout of the evening as Parri Tap No 1 defeated Lux Club 7 to 0 in six innings and Service Tool won the first game 2 to 0, eliminating Par sis Tap No 2.
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New Address For Lilienthal on 14 Days Leave
Seaman-Thomas R Lilienthal son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lilienthal Rt 2 Wilton is home on 14 days leave after Navy Recruit Training in San Diego California. After leave he will report to the Service School Command in San Diego for Personnel Lilienthal training. He is a Durant High School graduate who attended four years at the University of Town.
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