Redskins Aim for Victory Under McPeak Watch
Carlisle Pa AP Bill McPeak declares the Washington Redskins will win as Sonny Jurgensen returns from a knee injury aimed for the Sept 13 opener against Cleveland. McPeak praises Sam Huff and the defense while charting a balanced attack built around Jurgensen Mitchell Coia and Charley Taylor with rookies and depth at back and line positions.
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Medal Winner Laurie Named 7th Hall of Fame Medalist
Donald B. Laurie, Princeton All America quarterback in 1920, is named the seventh winner of the National Football Hall of Fame gold medal. President C. J. LaRoche announced the award which honors Americans who served the game and its spirit. The medal will be presented at the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame dinner in New York on December 8.
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Nicklaus leads Palmer by near six thousand in PGA earnings
In Dunedin Florida on the PGA Tour Jack Nicklaus tops Arnold Palmer by about $6,000 with Tony Lema far behind. The PGA reported Nicklaus has won $96,217 and Palmer $90,442 this year. Nicklaus has 3 wins in 19 events to Palmers 2 in 20.
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League Leaders League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting Oliva Minnesota .334 Robinson Chicago .310 Runs Oliva Minnesota 84 Howser Cleveland 80 Runs batted in Stuart Boston 89 Killebrew Minnesota 39 Hits Oliva Minnesota 160 B Robinson Baltimore 129 Doubles Bressoud Boston Oliva Minnesota 28 Triples Yastrzemski Boston Fregosi Los Angeles Versalles Minnesota 8 Home runs Killebrew Minnesota 39 Powell Baltimore 29 Stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 43 Weis Chicago 16 Pitching 10 decisions Bunker Baltimore 123 .800 Ford New York 12 4 .750 Strikeouts Downing New York 142 Radatz Boston 140 National League Batting 250 at bats Clemente Pittsburgh .349 Williams Chicago .331 Runs Mays San Francisco 90 Allen Philadelphia 81 Runs batted in Boyer St. Louis 83 Santo Chicago 80 Hits Clemente Pittsburgh 147 Williams Chicago 144 Doubles Williams Chicago 29 Clemente Pittsburgh 28 Triples Pinson Cincinnati 9 Santo Chicago 8 Home runs Mays San Francisco 32 Williams Chicago 25 Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 35 Brock St. Louis 27 Pitching 10 decisions Koufax Los Angeles 17-5 .773 Marichal San Francisco 124 750 Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 200 Drysdale Los Angeles 168
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Reds Defeat Dodgers 7-2 in nine inning game
Cincinnati Reds toppled the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2 as Mel Queen collected three hits and Steve Boros drove in three. Bob Purkey pitched four hits allowed, with Moeller starting for L A and taking the loss. Rose, Queen, Pinson and Robinson contributed key hits in a 4-0 first inning burst.
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Colts Waive Fullback Gaithers From New Mexico State
Westminster AP The Baltimore Colts waived rookie fullback Bob Gaithers from New Mexico State on Monday, reducing the training camp roster to 53. The move follows the earlier cuts and reshapes the squad as preparations continue.
Bunker to face Red Sox in Baltimore opener
Orioles ace Wally Bunker, 19, will start against Boston right-hander Bob Heffner in a three game series opener at Memorial Stadium. Bunker is 12-3 with a 2.61 ERA after a recent loss, while Heffner is 5-4 with an 1.82 ERA. Baltimore leads the league and hosts New York next.
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Free Game With Goodwill and Orioles Draws Youth
Baltimore Goodwill Industries partners with the Orioles to host a free game for children 16 and under against the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday August 26 at 8 p.m. Local stores provide empty bags for clothing toys or electrical item donations to earn free tickets, limited supply first come first served.
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Side-Saddle Bob Humphreys Makes Good with Cardinals
Reliever Bob Humphreys, recalled by the St. Louis Cardinals from Jacksonville, posted a 1.87 ERA over 24 1/3 innings with five earned runs allowed. After two failed MLB stints, the Hampden-Sydney College alumnus embraced a unique windup to energize a sagging bullpen.
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Umpire Pension Plan Approved by NL
The National League accepted an umpire pension plan to pay active umpires $250 per year for each service year until 1964 and $300 thereafter plus a flat $350 yearly into the fund. Retirement age is 55 but not mandatory. The note also mentions Aqueduct track facilities in New York.
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