Collegians Likely to Skip AAU Track Meet in San Diego
Berkeley AP report notes NCAA and AAU feud may keep undergraduates from Southern California Oregon and others from competing in the San Diego AAU meet. Doug Brown of Montana, who set NCAA records in six and three miles, likely to skip as penalties loom for undergraduates in non sanctioned events. Coaches Wolfe and Bowerman predict athletes will stay home amid the dispute. Laguna of Panama defeats Soriano in Panama title fight. Ernie Bucford outpoints Depriest in Blytheville.
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Indians Tie Longest AL Streak Ends in Relief Heroics
Relief pitchers Harvey Haddix Dick Hall and Stu Miller anchor the Baltimore Orioles staff tying a long AL streak with a combined 110 years in age and delivering key late innings for the team.
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Pitching Still Sparkles In 8th, 9th Wins in Row
The Indians, led by Sam McDowell and Lee Stange, extended their winning streak to nine with 5-0 and 3-1 wins over the Los Angeles Angels. McDowell earned his eighth win, dropping Angels to three defeats, while Stange allowed one run on five hits. The Indians’ pitchers have allowed only three runs in the last six games. Hermanized with AL strikeout leader McDowell and a 22-2? earned run average, Cleveland’s pitching sparkle continued as the team remained 9 games behind the Twins and Twins 64 beat the Yankees 7-4. In other AL action, Chicago edged Boston 4-3 in 10 innings. Detroit won to reach eight straight before a loss. Baltimore crushed Washington 13-2.
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Mets Top Dodgers as Drysdale Koufax Falter in Split
In a doubleheader split, the New York Mets beat Don Drysdale 3-2 while Sandy Koufax earned a victory in the opener. Willie Mays collected seven hits for San Francisco in a 4-3 15 inning win over Pittsburgh as Cincinnati split with Chicago.
Muscatine Riders Dominant In Local Motorcycle Scrambles
Anthony Derksen and DeWayne Hopkins led the small motor class with Derksen taking first and Hopkins second while John Myers of Davenport captured third. In large motors, John Patterson topped the field with Eldon Wilwirt and Leo Tong second and third. Hillyer won the consolation event as rain caused a delayed start near Wild Cat Den state park. Tri state scrambles are set for Sept 12 with local riders eyeing the title.
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Major League Stars Pitching Highlights Dodgers Mets Game
Sandy Koufax allowed one hit a fifth inning homer by Jim Hickman and struck out 12 in Dodgers first game win over the New York Mets. Willie Mays had seven hits four in opener and one in nightcap as Giants swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 4 3 in 14 innings and 12 3.
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