Thoroughbred Race Card With Mixed Results And AFL Expansion
Race card lists nine events with purses from 1000 to 1500 plus claiming races and various riders including Espinosa Fitzgerald and Todd. Results show multiple finishes with times and payouts. Football AFL notes cover Buffalo Seattle expansion upcoming games and new coaches Wilson Rauch Lemm and Collier with stadium move and season stretch.
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Helen Poppers
Chandler
Wayzeta
Cooke
Rome
Davidson
Miss Jane D
Polly Tishon
Sharbed
Whirlie
Wadebe
Harlem Kid
Battie
Burns
Anteate
Vasil
V. Espinosa
Fitgerald
Tucker Box
Torres
Dirty Face
Todd
Happy Moon
June Fry
Hellene Star
Por Ela
Meonorama
Sis Orphan
Addesa
Islaw
Fitzgerald
Poudain
Miss Peerless
Sonic Jet
Honey Missie
Cape
Priceless Nurse
Merril 2No
Hind
Dante’s Hope
Rubah
Theododis
Wilton Alley
Wilson
Heienheaven
Sodaire
Pauls Joy
Miami Dolphins Open AFL Debut Versus Raiders in Orange Bowl
New AFL team the Miami Dolphins will debut against the Oakland Raiders in the Orange Bowl on Friday night September 2 as the 63 game AFL schedule opens. The AFL announced the schedule Thursday with two other season openers for the first weekend Denver at Houston Saturday night.
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Buffalo
San Diego
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Miami
Oakland
George Wilson
Dolphins
John Rauch
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Joel Collier
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
AFL
Denver
Houston
Davis Reveals AFL-NFL Once Talked Merger
New AFL commissioner Al Davis disclosed he acted as a liaison for a proposed AFL NFL merger in 1965 that narrowly failed. He opposed a common draft or championship game, aiming to make his league the top, while noting expansion toward 12 clubs and potential cities like New York Chicago Anaheim and Los Angeles with limits on LA.
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NEW York
al Davis
American Football League
National Football League
NFL
Davis
Irowwan
AFL
Chicago
Anaheim
Calif
Los Angeles
Four Win North South Quarter Finals in Pinehurst
Ward Wettlaufer and Dr Ed Updegraff veterans of Walker Cup play along with Gary Cowan and Marion Heck won quarter final matches in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. Semifinals set for Friday feature Updegraff versus Wettlaufer and Cowan against Heck.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Ward Weiilaufer
Ed Updegraff
Gary Cowan
Marion Heck
Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Wettlaufer
Atlanta
Cowan
Kitchener, Ont
Heck
Fort Myers
Fla
Baseball Schedule Note from National League Matchups
National League games listed include New York Gardner 00 at Pittsburgh Blass 1-0 Philadelphia Bunning 1-1 at Chicago Ellsworth 0-1 Houston Latman 1-1 at Atlanta Lemaster 1-1 Cincinnati O Toole 00 at Los Angeles Osteen 3-1 St Louis Sadecki 1-0 at San Francisco Shaw 1-2
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New York
Gardner
Pittsburgh
Blass
Philadelphia
Bunning
Chicago
Ellsworth
Houston
Latman
Atlanta
Lemaster
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Los Angeles
Osteen
St. Louis
Sadecki
San Francisco
Shaw
Wwyi Pet.g.b
San Fran
Philadel
St. Loui
Yesterday's American League Scores and Today’s Games
Results from yesterday include Cleveland 2 California 1 and Detroit 13 Kansas City 5. Today only four games are scheduled with Baltimore at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, Minnesota at Washington, and Baltimore at Detroit in notes.
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Cleveland
California
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Wes Grounds
Bunker
Monbouquette
Lamabe
Bell
Kaat
Richert
Inw. L. Pet
Pirates Rally In 10th To Edge Cubs 9 6
Bill Mazeroski delivered a three extra base hit game including a leadoff double in the 10th to spark a four run Pirates surge and defeat the Chicago Cubs 9 6. Bob Bailey Manny Mota Roberto Clemente and Mazeroski drove in the decisive runs in a key frame. Ron Santo hit two homers for Chicago as Willie Stargell’s ninth inning double tied it before Pittsburgh pulled away.
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Chicago
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Mazeroski
Cal Koonce
Bob Bailey
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
RBI
Mota
Ron Santo
Cubs
Willie Stargell
Pitts
Sisk
McBean
Face
Ex-Speedboat Racer Kitten Ex Speedboat Racer Kitten
Bill Stead former world speedboat racing champion and later air racer was killed when his midget plane crashed into Tampa Bay during a test run in St. Petersburg Florida. Reno native Stead 42 was flying with other aircraft when he pulled out over the bay and crashed an autopsy was ordered to determine timing of death. He retired from speedboat racing in 1959 after winning the world title and had survived two near fatal crashes earlier.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Bill Stead
Tampa Bay
Stead
Reno
Nev
Mays Ill but Rumors Swirl as Giants Play
Willi Mays, sick with a cold and stomach upset, arrived at Candlestick six minutes before game time. He was not in the lineup, delaying a bid for another NL career home run. Mays tied Mell Ott’s 511 last Sunday in Houston, then left Wednesday’s game in the sixth after feeling ill.
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San Francisco
Wilie Mays
Candlestick
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Mays
Mell Ott
Houston
Cincinnati
Dong Chung Lee Wins Orient Bantamweight Title in Tokyo
South Korea’s Dong Chung Lee defeated defending champion Katsutoshi Aoki in Tokyo by knockout in the 11th round of their 12 round bout to claim the Orient bantamweight title. Lee weighed 117 pounds, Aoki 1218.
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Tokyo
Dong Chung Lee
South Korea
Katsutoshi Aoki
Japan
Lee
Aoki
Indians Rally After Slow July to Finish Fifth
After a 43-27 start on June 30, the Cleveland Indians went 40-46 from July 1 to season end, finishing in fifth place in the American division.
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Cleveland Indians
AP Wirephoto Finishes Ahead of One Iron and Quiet Interlude
AP Wirephoto shows a finish ahead of One Iron and Quiet Interlude with no mutual prices posted on the third.
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AP Wirephoto
Quiet
Wert Smashes Gm Slam as Tigers Roll Past A's 13-5
Detroit Tigers defeated the Kansas City Athletics 13-5 behind Don Wert's grand slam and Jerry Lumpe's three run homer in a seven run fifth inning. Al Kaline added a three run shot, Jim Northrup also homered, and Mickey Lolich earned the win after five innings. Kansas City pinch hitter Larry Stahl homered in the ninth.
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Detroit
Don Wert
Jerry Lumpe
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Lumpe
Kaline
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Wild
Kansas City
Larry Stahl
A’s
Hunter
Lindblad
Dickson
Aker
Wyatt
Suarez
Bryan
Lolich
Pena
Freeham
W — Lolich
L—Hunter
Stahl
Wert
Northrup
Davis Cup star overpowers 17 year old in London
Davis Cup leader defeats 17 year old Brian Fairlie in Britain’s first international competition as the team races to a 275.86.62 score. Wike Lang leads against New Zealand in the first round of Euroster region play. Roger Taylor beats Lew Gerrard 6 4 6 2 6.
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Brian Fairlie
London
Britain
Wike Lang
New Zealand
Brush
Roger Taylor
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