Senators Narrowly Top Orioles In 10th Inning Rally
Washington scores twice in the 10th on a two out rally after Ken Hamlin and Jamet deliver run scoring hits. Frank Kreutzer allows one hit through five innings before surrendering the late scoring, while Woodie Held drives in the eventual winner. Orlando, Kreutzer, S. Miller take the loss as Baltimore drops a 2-1 decision in the series opener.
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Nsten
Ken Hamlin
Senators
Ken McMullen
Wille Kirkland
Woodie
Washington
Stu Miller
Steve
Hamlin
Jamet
Frank Kreutzer
Detroit
Mantle’s Dimmed Glory Casts Shadow Over Griffith Stadium
Sports writer recalls Mickey Mantle’s 1950s speed and a dramatic triple at Griffith Stadium. He notes Mantle’s decline due to shoulder and leg injuries, reduced centerfield play, and fading spark amid calls for retirement. The piece contrasts Mantle’s past heroics with his current frailties, urging a dignified bow out.
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Wonder Boy
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Johnny Keane
Griffith Stadium
Ball Park
Feuding Track Authorities Move Toward Private Peace Talks
Washington AP reports top officials from the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association agreed to meet to settle their two year dispute. Sen. Howard Cannon engineered the move, aiming for talks before Wednesday. Buck and Barnes expected to meet next week, possibly away from Washington, to pursue a private solution.
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D-Nev
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Nicholas Rodis
Johnson
Interagency Committee On International Athletics
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Cannon
Men of Good Will
Senate Committee
Congress Aau
Clifford H Buck
Walter Byers
NCAA
Everett D. Barnes
Buck
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Barnes
Santa Monica
Calif
Toomey Wins Decathlon at World University Games
Billi Toomey of Laguna Beach California won the decathlon title in Budapest after injuring his elbow and receiving novocaine for the final events. He totaled 7566 points, edging Jozsef Bakai of Hungary by 123 points with Manfred Pflugbeil of West Germany third. Toomey surged in the 1500 meters to seal gold as the U S team adds two more medals in a wet, cold meet.
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America
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Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Russia
Canada
Sweden
Japan
Italy
Colts Sign Holdouts End After Backfield Concession
Westminister Maryland AP reports the Baltimore Colts resolved the final contract holdouts on John Mackey Lennie Moore and backup tackle Wilson on Friday with terms reached for Mackey Moore and Moore is a regular and Wilson serves as a substitute on offense with Mackey and Moore noted as offense regulars.
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Lennie Moore
Mackey
Moore
Wilson
ECA Standings Matchups Across Major Leagues
Houston Dierker 5 7 faces Pittsburgh Cardwell 11 8. Chicago Ellsworth 12 11 at Milwaukee Lemaster 6 10. St Louis Simmons 9 11 at Cincinnati Maloney 15 6. Los Angeles Reed 5 3 at Philadelphia Short 148. San Francisco Shaw 14 7 at New York Cisco 3 8. Boston Lonborg 9 14 at Chicago Pizarro 3 2. Baltimore McNally 7 6 at Washington Narum 411. Cleveland Kralick 5 10 or Siebert 13 6 at Minnesota Perry 5. New York Stottlemyre 16 7 at Kansas City Sheldon 6 7. Detroit McLain 12 5 at Los Angeles Lopez 14 10.
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Siebert
Minnesota
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Stottlemyre
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Meat and Potato Prices Drive July Cost Rise
Meat and potato prices surged in July driving up overall living costs by one tenth of one percent. Potatoes rose about 10 percent and meats 3.3 percent led by pork up 7.5 percent. The Labor Department CPI hit a record 110.2 due to higher food costs, home ownership charges, and auto insurance. Marine Lance Corporal James B. Neal of Frederick completed a course in electrical instrument and stabilization maintenance for the F8 Crusader at Beaufort, South Carolina, Marine Corps Air Station.
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Labor Department
James B. Neal
B. S. Neal
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Frederick
Marine Corps Air Station, Beaufort
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$16.7 Million NIH Complex Planned in Bethesda
Blake Construction Co. of Washington won a 16.782 million contract to build a three building complex at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda. The project targets completion by late 1967 and will house laboratories for cancer mental health and neurological diseases and blindness, plus a cafeteria building.
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Blake Construction Co., Inc
Washington
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
National Institutes of Cancer
Pirates Rally Past Astros In Long Ninth Inning Win
Andre Rodgers drove in two runs and Al McBean scored on a fielder’s choice as Pittsburgh erased a late deficit to beat Houston 10 to 9 in 11 innings. The Pirates remained four and a half games behind the Dodgers, who defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8. Rodgers delivered the deciding hit with two outs in the 11th after Cuellar’s wild pitch moved McBean to scoring position.
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al McBean
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Bob Bailey
Mike Cuellar
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Late Baseball Scores With Shaky Pitching and Big Offense
Los Angeles and Philadelphia traded runs as Drysdale and Burdette battled. New York routed Kansas City 15 while O Donoghue benefited from strong relief. Cleveland edged Minnesota 8 to 7 after late Rally powered by Grant.
Motorcycle Race Set for District 7 Championship
Harry Carbaugh and Jay Delphey of Frederick will represent Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club in a Hill climb tomorrow. District 7 sportsman championship has seven classes and will run at a site 11 miles south of Frederick or three miles west of Damascus at 1 30 p.m.
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Jay Delphey
Frederick
Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Damascus
Clovers Found by Pearl Street Youth
Chuck Campbell, son of Mr and Mrs David Campbell of Pearl Street, found 52 four leaf clovers in the family yard this week.
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David L. Campbell
Pearl Street
Tom Rolfe Leads Saratoga Field in Classic Hopeful Showdown
Tom Rolfe heads eight 3 year olds in the Arlington Park added Classic while Buckpasser seeks the Hopeful at Saratoga. The Classic offers 168000 to the winner and 63100 to Tom Rolfe ridden by Bill Shoemaker, as Buckpasser eyes the juvenile title after six straight wins. Ogden Phipps colors may land a one two in the Hopeful with entrants Impressive and Indulto as a strong rival for Bill Winfrey’s duo.
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Hail To All
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White Sox Edge Boston In First Twinbill Gripper
Ken Berry delivered a two out double in the eighth scoring Ron Hansen to lift Chicago past Boston 3-2 in the first game of a twinight doubleheader. Hansen had singled with two outs off Earl Wilson before Berry’s drive to left. Boston tied in the seventh on Tony Conigliaro’s 25th homer. Lee Thomas also homered for the Red Sox.
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Washington cagers wrap up Asia tour with three Seoul games
Taipei AP reports University of Washington basketball team traveled to Seoul after its fifth straight win. The Americans beat Chung Hua 79 to 60, leading 43 30 at halftime. They will play three in Seoul then Manila games before returning to Seattle on September 10.
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Seoul
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Formosa
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Braves suffering fourth straight loss to Cubs
MILWAUKEE AP Billy Williams belted his fourth career grand slam as the Chicago Cubs beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-3. Williams exploded for five runs in the fifth off Ken Johnson, then Felipe Alou and Mack Jones homered for Milwaukee as they narrowed the gap. Ted Abernathy secured the Cubs’ win.
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