Phillies battle to win pennant as Reds surge in heat
The Reds lead the National League by a game with five remaining, while the Phillies face the Cardinals three times and the Mets in six games. Manager Gene Mauch says the Phils are World Series timber despite recent losses and a weaker bullpen. The American League race sees the Yankees atop a tight pack with the Orioles and White Sox vying for runners up, as Detroit challenges in New York to decide the flag. The preview expects a dandy Series with Reds, Cards, or Phils in six games against the Yankees, Orioles, or White Sox.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Phils
Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Mets
Mauch
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Orioles
White Sox
Angels
Kansas City
Cards
Lenny Moore
Hill
Matte
Tony Lorick
Joe Don Looney
Bears
Unitas
Colts
Streaking Tigers Hope To Put Clinker In Yankee Pennant Drive
Detroit visits New York for a two night doubleheader at Yankee Stadium as Charlie Dressen’s Tigers seek to block the Yankees from clinching the American League pennant while New York faces pressure from Baltimore and Chicago for the lead.
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Tigers
Clinker
NEW York
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Yanks
Washington
Yogt Berra
Berra
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Yankee Stadium
Mel Stottlemyre
Shea Stadium
Casey Stengel
Bobby
Klaus
Ron) Hunt
Houston
Hunt
Olympic Shivers and Triumphs of Wilma Rudolph
Wilma Rudolph recalls the Tokyo era as Edith McGuire and Wyomia Tyus pursue greatness. She explains the Olympic shivers, the thrill of Rome, and her three golds in 1960. Rudolph highlights Ed Temple's coaching, Tennessee State ties, and balancing family, teaching, and athletics.
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Wilma Rudolph
Sandy Padwe
Enterprise
Memphis
Tenn
NEA
Edith McGuire
Wyomis Tyus
Tokyo
Edith
Steels
Ed Temple
Tennessee State
Wihet
Tures
Wyomia
Mr. Temple
Clarksville
Aussies Win Davis Cup Again in Cleveland
In a Davis Cup final moved by rain to Clark Stadium, Roy Emerson defeated Chuck McKinley 3-6 6-2 6-4 6-4 to give Australia the cup for the 12th time in 15 years, 3-2 overall, as the United States failed to defend the trophy. Fred Stolle then beat Derris Ralston 7-5 6-3 3-4 9-11 6-4 to clinch the series after a doubles win by McKinley and Ralston.
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Cleveland
Roy Emerson
Chuck McKinley
Australia
United States
McKinley
America
San Antonio
Tex
Emerson
Jove
Clark Stadium
Fred Stolle
SA Standings Minded Locals Across A Twi Night Schedule
The standings show multiple pairs and matchups across the league. Pittsburgh’s Friend sits 12-18 while Cincinnati’s McCool is 6-3 and Philadelphia’s Bennett 12-13. Other noted lines include St. Louis hosting Pittsburgh at Sadecki 19-10 and Chicago at Los Angeles with Singer 0-0.
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Whitey Ford
Dressen
Dave Wickersham
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Lolich
Denny McLain
Tigers
Pittsburgh
Friend
Cincinnati
McCool
Philadelphia
Bennett
St. Louis
Sadecki
Chicago
Bubl
Los Angeles
Singer
Houston
Johnson
San Francisco
Estelle
New York
Parsons
Blasingame
Detroit
Wickersham
Aguirre
Downing
Boston
Washington
Narum
Baltimore
Bunker
Chance
Pizarro
Cleveland
McDowell
Kralick
Charton
Morehead
Kansas City
Krausse
Minnesota
Boswell
L. Pet. G. L. Pet. GB
Phila
San Fran
Milwaukee
Boston Chicago
Kansas
Texas Tops AP Poll In Week One Of 1964 Football Season
Texas rises to No. 1 in the first Associated Press ranking of the 1964 college football season. Mississippi drops from preseason favor, USC and Illinois also feature in the Top Ten with total points listed in the polling table.
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Associated Pres
Mississippi
Associated Press
Ole Miss
Texas
Tulane
Texas Tech
Rurely
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Illinois
USC
Southern Calif
Ilinois
Alabama
Ohio State
S. Navy
Auburn
Michigan
S. Notre Dame
Washington
Two Sides React After 52 0 Bears Rout
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas notes missed opportunities but praises the Colts running game after a decisive 52 0 win over Chicago. Bears figures including coach Halas and players express disappointment and vow improvement ahead of next game.
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Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colt
John Unitas
Bears
Unitas
Baltimore News-American
Chicago
Theodore Fox
George Halas
San Francisco
George Allen
Cardinals rally past Phillies in tight win
Bob Gibson pitched effectively to improve to 18-11 as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5-1. White led the attack with three hits and two doubles, Shannon drove in runs, and Schultz finished relief to seal the victory. Phillies’ Short took the loss as St. Louis moved within a game of the Reds with four games left in the season.
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Bears
Unitas
Green Bay
J Hill
Tom Matte
Beeardinals
Reds Sech
Phillies
White
Mike Shan
Cardinal
Saar
Shannon
Bob Gibson
Barney Schultz
Schultz
Aea
Ony Tavelor
Clay Dalrymple
John Herrnstein
Gibson
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Chris Short
St. Louis
Short
Roebuck
Blandschun
Dalrymple Gibson
McCarver
W-Gibson
L-Short
Packers Edge Lions 14 10 in Defensive Thriller
Green Bay and Detroit traded a tight score until the Packers’ 58 yard drive late in the second quarter produced a Starr one yard TD run and Hornung two yard score. Lombardi cited conservative play in the second half and noted Bart Starr aggravated a shoulder separation while praising the defense in a hard fought win.
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Detroit
Ilson
Vince Arena
Gatepee
Green Bay
Packers
Lombardi
Ron Kramer
Paul
Forman
Bart Starr
Starr
Hornung
Wayne Walker
Lions
Earl Morrall
Pat Studstill
Frederick Fair Entries From Maryland Race Card
The Frederick fair lists September 29 1944 afternoon races with 14 trot and pace events. Notable entrants include Frost, Golden Anthony Candy Vol Jen Band Dave Springwood Fairside Smoky Hat Direct and others across New Oxford Maurertown Strasburg Greenboro areas with owners and trainers listed.
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Mday
Bar Frost
Bill Garton
W.hae T. Minnimes
New Oxford
Golden Anthony
Anthony Hane
J. E
Ford
J Ford
Candy
Woldstedt
Ray -Ineweaver
Maurertown
Citan
Br m. Citan
Bernard Offutt
Woodsboro
Offutt
S—Jen Band
Rodney Richard Meeder
Bedford
al Washington
Dave Springwood
G Titan Hanever
Ben Harris
H. Leonard
Mr. Nibley
Nibley John Lineweaver
Line Mile
Hadley Hat R. Doll
Hanover
Pac
Liconoc
B.K
Howard R. Kline
Wm. Borden
Timmy K. Bg
Worthy Cornet
W. W. Stable
Rectors
Alvin
Lineweaver
Strasburg
A. Blackstone
Royal Blackstone
Robert Hardesty
Greensboro
Chester Welsh
Hat
Ba Banner Direct
Wise
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Wilma
Ily
Melbourne
Vera Krekpina
Tralia
Derris Ralston
Bakersfield
Cal
Stolle
Ralston
Emerson and Stolle
Johnny Unitas
Halas
Joe Studahar
Bill Wade
Pess
Johnny Morris
Mike Ditka
Mike Dutka
Johnny) Unitas
Rich Petithon
Cincin Mat Reds
Frederick
Phillips 66
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Bez
Frederick, Md
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