Orioles Fall 4-2 to Senators as Humphreys Shuts Lot Down
In Friday night action the Orioles lost to the Washington Senators 4-2 after Jim Hannan struggled early and Bob Humphreys spun seven scoreless innings. Detroit beat Boston 2-0, Chicago beat California 3-1, Cleveland topped New York 5-4 then 3-0, and Kansas City defeated Minnesota 4-2. Detroit’s Earl Wilson won against his former teammates. Tommie Agee and John Romano homered for Chicago, while Steve Hamilton blanked Cleveland in the second game. Tom Tresh’s three-run shot lifted the Yankees over the Indians in the nightcap.
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Clay Relaxed London Nervous Past Night Title Defense
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay defends versus Brian London at Earls Court tonight. Bookmakers favor Clay by a large margin as London, 32, arrives nervous but ready. Clay aims for another win in London within 10 weeks, with a potential Frankfurt bout Sept 10 and a $280,000 purse. London seeks about $112,000. the bout airs live in the United States via Early Bird Satellite at 5 p.m. EDT.
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Cubs rally past Giants on Santo two homers and late run
Ron Santo of the Cubs hit two home runs and a two run single in the 10th inning to beat the San Francisco Giants 4 to 3. Steve Hamilton of the Yankees pitched a five hit shutout against Cleveland in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Maul All Stars Humble Packers 38 0 in Chicago
AP report details the College All Stars routing the Green Bay Packers 38 to 0 before 72 000. Notables include Packers rookies Dan ny Anderson and Jim Grabowski, and All Stars quarterback Gary Lane guiding Missouri. Barnstorming notes also mention future Yale hockey captain Warren Gelman.
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Packers Victory Costly After 38-0 Win
Green Bay routed the College All-Stars 38-0 as star backs Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski suffered injuries after big signings. Coach Vince Lombardi denied any revenge motive, while All-Stars coach John Sauer cited pass protection failures and tepid coverage as key factors in the lopsided defeat.
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Early Football Returns Roar Into Living Rooms
On August 5 a burst of football buzz arrives ahead of the season. The living room crowd, still fresh from baseball’s late run, faces an odd mix of surprise and confusion as pro gridiron games debut on TV. Fans joke about muddy socks and summer conditioning while baseball lingers in the background.
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Untitled Local Note on Pool, Baseball, and 1966 Braves
A rambling recap describes a friendly $5 pool, excited reactions to a strikeout, and mixed memories of a Mets vs Cardinals moment. It mentions Ottawa University coach Dick Peters and the Kansas City Chiefs, plus expectations for the Braves in 1966 and a casual plan to go golfing despite warm bleachers.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League Batting leaders include Alou of Pittsburgh at .344 and Clemente at .325 with 151 hits for Alou. Runs by Alou and Aaron with 78. RBIs led by Aaron at 85. Key pitchers include Rega n at 10-1 .909 and Koufax with 220 strikeouts. American League Batting leaders feature Oliva at .322 and Kaline at .313. runs by Robinson at 84 with Aparicio 73. RBIs by Powell and Robinson at 82 and 77.
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Santo Sparks Cubs Past Giants With 3 HRs and 2B
Ron Santo, returning from a cheekbone fracture, hit two homers and a two run single in the 10th to lift the Cubs to a 4 3 victory over the Giants. Bolin challenged Santo with pitches, but Santo delivered when bases were loaded with one out in the 10th. Other NL results: Reds over Pirates 4 3, Cardinals over Mets 7 1, Braves over Phillies 9 2, Dodgers over Astros 12 1.
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Baseball Scoreboard Friday Results and Schedule
Friday results include Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 in 10 innings St Louis 7 New York 1 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 9 Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 12 Houston 1 Current games list St Louis at New York Atlanta at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Los Angeles at Houston Sunday matchups St Louis at New York Atlanta at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Houston Monday schedule Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati Night games only. Standings show Baltimore 70 38 .648 Detroit 58 48 .547 Cleveland 57 50 .533 Minnesota 55 53 .509 Chicago 53 55 .491 New York 49 59 .454 Kansas City 48 59 .449 Washington 50 68 .442 Boston 45 66 .405 Cleveland 5-0 New York 4-3 Washington 4-2 Baltimore 2 Detroit 0 Boston 0 Kansas City 4 Minnesota 2 Chicago 3 California 1 Chicago California Minnesota Kansas City Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston.
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Little League Sectional Final Tonight in Baxter Springs
Scott City Kansas champions meet Rapid City South Carolina tonight for the Little League sectional title. Scott City routed Olde Watomie 61 powered by Perry Polman on the mound and a King three run homer. Rapid City capitalized on four Duluth errors for a 5 0 0 victory as Henzick pitched a one hitter aided by Ewing’s two run shot. Osawatomie and Duluth play a consolation game tonight.
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