Flyers Stop Eagles in 8-0 Brawl at Whitney Field
Norwalk St. Paul Flyers upset Monroeville Eagle drives to win 8-0 at Whitney Field. Charles Amato connected with Lennie Wiedemann for the lone first half touchdown after a fumble recovery by John Fantauzzo. Eagles fall to 1-3, Flyers move to 2-2.
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Cardinals Clinch Title in Dramatic Finish with Brock Impact
St Louis captures the National League pennant after a late surge sparked by Lou Brock who arrived in June in a six player trade. Brock earned a .348 season average with 43 stolen bases and key hits in an 11-5 clincher over the Mets. Tim McCarver, Bill White, and Cal Maxville contributed big hits as Philly and Cincinnati vie for runner up. Al Dark fired by Giants after a 9-2 season end.
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Lacoste and Cros Lead France to Narrow World Amateur Win
Catherine Lacoste fired 73 and Claudine Cros 74 to combine for 147 as France edged the United States by one stroke in the first World Women's Amateur golf championship at Saint-Nom-la-Bretene. US women returned home without a clean sweep.
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Yogi Berra Returns Home to St Louis World Series Focus
Yogi Berra, born in St Louis 39 years ago, reflects on hometown ties as the 1964 World Series opens in St Louis. Whitey Ford will start the series against the Cardinals, with Mel Stottlemyre to follow in Game 2 and Jim Bouton eyed for Game 3. The Indians beat the Yankees 2 1 in 13 innings as Vic Davalillo scored on Leon Wagner’s infield grounder off Stan Williams.
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Fresno PGA Open Won By Knudson
George Knudson won the Fresno PGA Open at San Joaquin Country Club with a four day total of 280 eight under par and earned 5000 dollars after edging Canada teammate Al Balding by one stroke on the 18th hole with a birdie. Balding finished with a 72 final round.
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Twister Too Wins Big Stock Class At Norwalk Dragway
Gene Pitzer piloted the 1963 Dodge entry Twister Too from West Salem Ohio to win the big stock class at Norwalk Dragway on Sunday posting a 12:53 elapsed time and 114.79 mph. Dan Jackson of Detroit took the second round money in a 421 cubic inch 405 hp Pontiac. George May of Lorain won the third round with a Ford Thunderbolt posting a final run in the low 12s at 116 mph.
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Bowling Friday Nite Earlybirds Results At Norwalk
John s Manville leads with high team series 2427 and high team game 847 500s by Dillingham Rock and Sarr. Individual top scores include Dillingham 524 and 523 and Rock 515 as Faulhaber 14 12 and the Norwalk Foundry set the stage for a lively local league night at the Office Bar Landmark John s Manville VFW and American Legion venues.
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Browns win costly as Gain breaks leg in Cowboys game
Cleveland defensive stalwart Bob Gain suffered a broken leg in the 27-6 win over Dallas, ending his nine year Browns career. Ross Fichtner left the field on injury butt he was listed doubtful for the next game. Coach Blanton Collier said he would explore trades as the team copes with injuries to multiple linemen. Frank Ryan threw four touchdowns in the victory.
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NFL Shook Up As Early Season Upsets Hit Week Four
The Bears and Giants each won one of four to start the season while Green Bay stumbled with two one point losses. Baltimore led the Western Division at 3-1 after Week Four, with Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Cardinals sharing the Eastern top with three wins and one tie. Two upsets highlighted Sunday’s seven games, drawing a record crowd of 367,467.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Highlight AL
American League standings show Chicago leading with 99 wins and Detroit at 85. Kansas City and Boston posted decisive Sunday losses as rain halted Minnesota's game. Cleveland beat New York in 13 innings, Boston routed Washington, and Los Angeles defeated Minnesota in a shortened rain game.
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