Dodgers Take Commanding Lead With 3-1 Win Over Giants
Don Drysdale scattered nine hits and drove in the tying run with a single as the Dodgers beat the Giants 3-1 to stretch NL lead to seven games. Gilliam drove in two runs, Roseboro scored and Drysdale earned his 17th win. Cardinals moved up with a 11-7 win, while Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Houston also won.
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Don Drysdale
San Francisco
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Phiadelpha
Walt Alston
Cards
Milwaukee
Phillies
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Juan Marichal
Johnny Roseboro
Jim Gilliam
Dodger
Curt Flood
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Boyer
Groat
Don Demeter
Bobby Wine
Earl Averill
Ray Sadecki
Ray Culp
Scoreboard roundup of baseball games and schedule
Scoreboard shows Los Angeles 6 Kansas City 2 and Cleveland at Detroit 4 Washington 7 Boston 0 Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 New York 4 Baltimore 1. Detroit at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Los Angeles at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota Los Angeles at Kansas City Detroit at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Monday's Games Kansas City at Minnesota Los Angeles at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at Boston Friday's Results Houston 5 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 3 New York 1 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 1 Today's Games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago Milwaukee at New York San Francisco at Los Angeles St Louis at Philadelphia Sunday's Games Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at New York Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis Houston at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Washingon
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
L. Ret
Détroit
Ww. L Pet
G.B
Eeroe
Norfolk
Wichita
Denver
Buffalo
Winston- Salem
N.C
Oakland
San Diego
New Brunswick
N.J
NFL
Green Bay
Packers
New York Giants
Lou Michaels
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tiger Stadium
Bakersfield
Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Hill Keeps One Stroke Lead At Denver Open
DENVER AP Slender Dave Hill has a one stroke lead at 185 entering the third round of the $40,000 Denver Open Golf Tournament at Denver Country Club. Hebert tied a record with 64, while Geiberger and Venturi also posted strong rounds. Charles Coody carded a hole in one on the 125-yard 12th en route to a 73 for 144 total.
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Denver
Dave Hill
Hill
Akron
Ohio
Jay Hebert
Ken Venturi
al Gelberger
Hebert
Geiberger
Denver Country Club
Frank Beard
Jim Ferree
Don Finsterwald
Venturi
Bill Johnston
Phoenix
Johnston
Bill Eggers
Rex Baxter Jr
Jacky Cupit
Charles Coody
Fort Worth
Tex
Coady
Texas
Richmond Area News Teachers take new posts and moves
Teachers commit to positions Roxie Riley to grades 1 and 2 Lane Mrs Selma Cox to Westphalia high school Mrs M W Fishburn to Garnett high school and Mrs Virginia Cunningham to Garnett Junior High Linda Hiles Marilyn Burler Janet and Joan Lickteig Mary Jane and Rosalia Wolken travel to Paola to attend Ursuline Academy Fortnightly Club meets Sept 6 with Mrs Ralph McCrea Louis Mart and Raymond Rockers return from vacation in Colorado and Wyoming Mr and Mrs Ben Lightfoot move to Dr Whitmer house Donald Rossman completes training at Ft Leonard Wood and visits with his parents in Paola and Fayetteville Mrs Dick Shinkle and children Kincaid visit Mrs Ernest Van Wie Robert Dietrich Mountain View Calif visits his parents His wife and children here since Aug 18 Father Cecil C Carm receives Master of Science degree at Notre Dame teaches at Mt Carmel College in past four years Family Olsen gathering hosted by Glenn Wharton and Mrs H C Richardson etc
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Virginia Cunningham
Garnet Junior High
Linda Hiles
Marilyn Burler
Janet
Joan Lickteig
Mary Jane
Rosalia Wolken
Paola
Ursuline Academy
Lee Steinbacher
Fayetteville
Ark
Kevin
Dick Shinkle
Kincaid
Ernest van Wie
Robert Dietrich
Mountain View
Calif
George C. Dietrich
Cecil C. Carm
Niagara Falls
Ont
Canada
Ernest Pickett
Notre Dame University
Mt. Carmel College
Bowling Scores in AMF League and Friday Ladies
League results list high individual scores and team totals across multiple clubs. Notable performances include Morrisey 158 in Southwestern Bell-1 with 450, Hamerickhouse 186 and Campbell 479, Wichman 226 and Ledden 537 for various squads, and Wolgast 555 for Pepsi Cola-3. Friday ladies feature Magic 137-209 in McFadden Painting No. 3-2 and Mangum 178 with Liegerot 467 for Ponce's Food Center-3.
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Southwestern Bell
Morrisey
National Guard
Hamerickhouse
Campbell
Conrad
Wichman
Ledden
Cheney
Young
Dexman
Pepsi Cola
Burgoon
Wolgast
Keen Co
Akers
McFadden
Magic
Romstedt's
Finch
Kramer's Drugs
Snell
Helen
Bill’s
Meador
Wenthe
Ponce’s Food Center
Mangum
Liegerot
Crites Appliance Center
Ogle
Fairmont Dairy
Brown’s Masonry
Foushoe
Swallow
Denniston
Royal T
Hills
Casey Stengel Silent On Mets Departure Rumors
Associated Press reports Casey Stengel faced questions in New York about whether he will stay with the Mets and he refused to confirm or deny plans to leave.
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Casey
NEW York
Casey Stengel
Mets
Ottawa Braves 1962 stats reflect strong offense
Ottawa University Braves topped opponents in 1962 with 260 points for and 68 against across 10 games. They posted 3,722 rushing and passing yards, 2,642 rushing yards to opponents 1,608, 71 completions on 164 attempts for 1,080 yards. Interceptions favored Ottawa with 25 for and nine against.
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Ottawa University Braves
William Jewell College
Liberty
Braves
Kansas
Baker University Wildcats
Baldwin
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Brave
VanderKelen makes NFL debut with Vikings in Hershey clash
Pro football Sunday features Ron VanderKelen, once unwanted, starting for the Minnesota Vikings in an exhibition against the Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey, Pa. Labor Day weekend schedules span seven games with NFL and AFL warmups, while key NFL action includes Packers Giants in Green Bay and other early-season showcases.
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Ron VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Wisconsin
Norm van Brocklin
Vikings
Hershey
Philadelphia Eagles
Killebrew and Stuart Vie For American League Home Run Lead
Harmon Killebrew hits his 33rd homer to tie Dick Stuart in the AL race as the Twins beat the White Sox 5-3. Bob Allison adds his 30th as Minnesota ties a major league record with 49 homers in five games and 24 in 10 games. Camilo Pascual improves to 18-4 and Jim Bronsnan takes the loss.
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Harmon Killebrew
Stuart
Killebrew
Chicago
Minnesota
White Sox
Twins
Bob Allison
New York Yankees
Baltimore
al Downing
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Don Zimmer
Washington
Boston
Allison
New York Giants
Jim Bronsnan
Camilo Pascual
No Golf Pairings For Next Week
There will be no pairings for Ladies Golf Tuesday September 3 because of the annual tournament starting this week. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling CH 2-1732 or CH 2-3635.
K State To Scrimmage In Preseason Workout
Kansas State plans a scrimmage in Manhattan two days after opening pre season football workouts. Coach Doug Weaver praised receiver play from ends Ralph McFillin and Spencer Puls while noting the absence of punter Bobby Ballard who did not report for fall practice. Ballard averaged 34.6 on 58 punts last season. Doug Dusenbury attempted 10 punts for 41.7 yards.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Nass
Ralph McFillin
Spencer Puls
Wildcats
Weaver
Bobby Ballard
Doug Dusenbury
Ballard
Dusenburg
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Roxie Riley
Lane
Selma Cox
Westphalia High School
M. W. Fishburn
Garnett High
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Louis Mart
Raymond Rockers
Colorado
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Larry Cox
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Donald Rossman
Ft. Leonard Wood
Mrs
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Glenn Wharton
Olsen
H. C. Richardson
Rosa Hartshorn
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Bob Harrington
Archie Olson
Overland Park
Clinton Olson
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Larry Holloway
Westphalia
James Hartshorn
Enor Olson
Margaret Lankard
Herb Olson
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AMF League
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L. Lemon
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H. Ledom
Fred Sherman
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