Dressen's Tigers Ride Seven-Game Streak To Lift Slump
Detroit Tigers under Charlie Dressen snap slump with a seventh straight win 2-1 over the Los Angeles Angels. Frank Lary improves to 4-6 in a seven-hitter performance. Ford improves to 19-7 as New York Yankees beat the Red Sox 4-1 on wild pitches. White Sox sweep doubleheader to move into second place. Pappas, Zarro, Fisher and Brandt contribute. Orioles top Kansas City 3-1 as Adair homers in support. Washington and Minnesota idle.
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Dressen
Tigers
Scheffing
Whiley Ford
New York Yanks
Earl Wilson
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Juan Pizarro
Eddie Fisher
Jackie Brandt
Jerry Adair
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Twins
Giants blast seven homers to split with Cardinals at Candlestick
Giants hit seven home runs over two games to beat the Cardinals at Candlestick Park, dropping St. Louis to third place a game behind the Giants and 6 1/2 behind the Dodgers. The A’s fell 3-1 to the Orioles in Baltimore as Adair and Brandt homered for Baltimore.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Cardinals
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
A's
Orioles
Baltimore
Jackie Brandt
Jerry Adair
Adair
Jim Maloney
Los Angeles
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Orlando Cepeda
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Gene Oliver
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Ottawa High and junior high prep football underway
With school near, Ottawa High School and junior high coaches begin practice for Sept 2. Junior high coach Don Kornhaus reports 47 players checked out, 11 lettermen, 28 ninth graders. junior high first workouts set for Sept 3 at 3 30 p m with a 2 p m squad meeting. Senior high coach J W Emerson has 62 total players, 14 seniors and 21 juniors, with first squad practice at Forest Park following a morning meeting. All players must attend at 7 45 Monday with an 8 a m meeting, then a 6 30 p m session at the park for a fundamentals emphasis.
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Ottawa High School
Don Kornhaus
Kornhaus
J. W.emerson
Emerson
Forest Park
Ottawa
One Arm Is Enough One Arm Is Enough
London AP reports Jack Robinson a 47 year old one armed golfer scored his second hole in one in four days on the 122 yard par 3 fourth hole at Haydock Park Golf Course. He was playing the course for only the fourth time.
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London
Jack Robinson
Haydock Park
Robinson
Herald Offers Weekly $5 News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The offer encourages readers to share timely information from the community. Tips may lead to published stories and recognition in the newspaper.
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the Herald
Weekend Baseball Scoreboard Snapshot
League scoreboard shows Philadelphia 8 Chicago 7 and Milwaukee 9 Houston 1 as night results. Neat matchups include San Francisco 5 St. Louis 3 and Cincinnati 9 Los Angeles 5 with several games scheduled and results listed for Wednesday and Friday fixtures across multiple venues.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
San Franceisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
W. C. Pet. Glb
Stuart Hits 1st Home Run Out Of Yankee Stadium
Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox hit his first ever homer at Yankee Stadium in a 4 1 loss to the Yankees. He has 33 homers overall this season and can reach 100 RBIs with six more, while his 23 homers at Fenway Park set a record-boosting mark.
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Stuart
Yankee Stadium
New York
Dick Stuart
Boston
Parks
New York Ballyard
Red Sox
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Jekyl and Hyde
Pittsburgh
Fenway Park
Minnesota
Denver Open Begins as Big Four Skips Event
The $40,000 Denver Open starts with Julius Boros and Gary Player amid a record 147 pros after the Big Four skip the event. Don Finsterwald leads after a 68 in the pro-am, while Bob Goalby defends his title on the 6,774 yard Denver Country Club course. Five pros broke par in the pro-am and shared $330 prizes.
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Denver
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Stannery
Denver Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Bob Goalby
Goalby
George Bayer
Jacky Cupit
Jay Hebert
Doug Sanders
Ken Still
Washington Team Wins Connie Mack World Series Title
Kirkland Washington defeated Chicago 6-5 to win the Connie Mack World Series baseball championship in Springfield. Both teams had one defeat in the double elimination tournament for players under 19.
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Springfield
Kirkland
Wash
Chicago
Dodgers Lose Four-Run Inning Delights Bid for Haircut
Dodgers fall 9-5 as Cincinnati plates four in the sixth inning. Don Pavletich homered earlier and fueled the decisive rally with a bunt and two runs scoring after a disputed foul call. Jim Maloney earned his 19th win and Los Angeles’ scoring drought stretches to nine days with eight hits.
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Red Patterson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Patterson
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Maloney
Joey Jay
Reds
Don Pavletich
Johnny Pedres
Pavletich
Tommy Davis
Frank Walsh
Davis
Jim Gilliam
Johnny Edwards
Pete Rose
Bowling Scores Boosters and Ladies League Standings
Bowling scores listed for Booster League and Wednesday Night Ladies show multiple teams with players posting high series and individual games. Notable figures include Crowell 145 397 and McLaughlin 217 516 for various clubs, with several banks and service firms represented in team entries.
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Mueller
Martin
K. C
Morrisey
Towners
Mack
Wilson
First National
Rinehart
Moore’s Chevrolet
Meador
Southwestern Bell
Drody
Grogan’s Service
Wolgast
Kansas State Bank
Liegerot
Bonnie Shoe Box
Horn
Wills Cafe
Hensick
McIntosh
McDaniel
People’s National Bank
Beller’s
Reusch
Interview with Pete Rozelle on football and season length
A playful imagined interview with NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle comparing football and baseball questions. Rozelle jokes about pennant races, Veterans Day outcomes, league expansion, end zones, livelier balls, and gambling, noting past ball design and a windup about no betting scandals.
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The
Football Bible
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Jimerviewer
Rozelle
Green Bay
New Jersey
Detroit wins sixth straight NABF Junior title over Pittsburgh
In Youngstown Ohio Detroit defeated Pittsburgh 14 to 6 in a playoff game to claim its sixth consecutive NABF Junior title. The contest ended after seven innings due to rain rendering the field unplayable.
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Youngstown
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Bob Scheffing
Los Angeles Angels
Delfdit
Frank Lary
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Lary
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Phil Linz
Clete Boyer
Linz
Charlie Lau
Dave Wickersham
Bob Gibson
Curt Flood
Gibson
Billy O'Dell
Dean Berlin
N. Main
Twilight League Commercial
Bennett Cry
Co— Standard
Freeden
Eb Hall
Miller
Psul
Heckman
B. Low
J. Moody
E. Elder
Bill Lister
Briscoe Drug
Pruon & Walters
Tne
T B. Bond
Scheve
Gene Mohr
CG. Strickland
Bowman Ee Wea
F. Wise Fetels Teaeve TB
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Weidner
Killian
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Todds Mobile
Homer
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Homer Kramer
Jay Todds
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Gayle Page Eeese
Fowell
Fred Bimmong
Ack
Bob Duffield
Coara Teoeneconnaee Mbl
Sterling Adams
Geo, Dunkin
Detroit
Levet G.B. New York
Mirnesota
King Features Syndicate, Inc
By Joe Reichler
S. Main
Professional Pharmacy
Mike Rathet
Booster League
Model TB
W.Q.T
G.E
Gillette
West 4Th St
Tire & Vamp Supply, Inc
Ralph A. Wolfersperger
Joel Cuttings
18Th St
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Printy Auction House
Motorola
Montgomery-Ward
Norge Deep Freeze
Westinghouse
Brothers
Apex
Ralph Wolfersperger
Todd Mobile Homes, Inc
Printy & Son
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