Pomona Girls Track Winners at Franklin County Meet
Pomona High won the Franklin County girls track meet in Williamsburg with 48 points, followed by Williamsburg 37 and Lane 11. Kay Hackett led Pomona with wins in the 10 and 50 yard dashes, plus second in softball throw and third in high jump, despite a sprained ankle. Williamsburg’s Jean Reichard captured the running broad jump and standing broad jump, and helped the first-place 400-yard relay team clocking 59.1.
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Pomona High
Pomona
Kay Hackett
Kay
Jean Reichard
Jean
Hubbard
Lane
Williams
Hackett
Massey
Reichard
Briggs
Fisher
Seaton
Bethell
Filby
Servaes
Burgess
McCurdy
Flager
Turley
Kendall
Franklin County
Leff
Juanita Hubbard
Herald
Gilliam fuels Dodgers 1-0 win over Pirates in bench role
Dodgers' veteran infielder Jim Gilliam, coming off the bench amid lineup shuffles, delivered the game's lone run with his third single, scoring on Johnny Rosboro's two-out hit as Los Angeles edged Pittsburgh 1-0 to move into second in the NL. Johnny Podres earned the win on a seven-hitter. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey powered a Giants 5-0 victory over the Mets with two homers. Multiple NL games ended with Cubs, Braves, and Phillies all winning.
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Giliam
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Gilliam
Dodgers
Nate Oliver
Tommy Davis
Gillam
Pirates
Johnny Rosbboro
Johnny Podres
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Hitter Like Lou Is Best Strategy
Baseball summary. Lou Clinton doubled in two runs to put the Red Sox ahead as manager Johnny Pesky cited a big hitter as key. Earl Wilson pitched a two-hitter to beat the Angels 3-0. Cleveland edged Chicago 5-4 while Baltimore crushed Washington 9-1, with Brooks Robinson driving in four and Jackie Brandt three. Chuck Estrada earned the win despite elbow issues. Max Alvis homered to beat White Sox and Jim Brosnan surrendered a first run off relief since joining Chicago.
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Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Los Angeles
Angels
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Washinton
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Washington
Robinson
Chuck Estrada
Max Alvis
Jim Brosnan
Cincinnati
Kansan Star Leads Oklahoma City Open Round One
Kansan Bob Stone shot a four under par 68 to take the first round lead at the Oklahoma City Open. He held off gusty winds and a host of PGA contenders including Doug Sanders George Bayer Ken Still and J M Vossler at Quail Creek Course. Rex Baxter Jr. surged before a windy 17th hole setback, ending the round near the leaders.
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Bob Stone
Junction City
Kan
PGA
Baseball Standings and Scores from Major Leagues
The American League standings show Boston Esience leading with 18 wins and 11 losses, followed by Chicago and Baltimore, with New York and Kansas City in mixed positions. In the National League, San Francisco leads at 22-13, with Los Angeles and Chicago close behind as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati lodging varied records. Thursday results include Boston 3 Los Angeles 0 and Baltimore 9 Washington 1.
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Boston Esience
Chicago
Baltimore Eos
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Minnesota
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W. L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee Southpaws Rated Tops by Braves Manager
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan rates his left-handed rotation as the best in the National League, citing Warren Spahn, Bob Hendley, Denny Lemaster, and Dan Schneider. He notes the Braves swept a three-game series with St. Louis, with Spahn, Hendley and Lemaster winning, while contrasting with the Dodgers’ lefties led by Koufax and Podres.
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Bobby Bragan
St. Louis Cardinals
Bragan
Warren Spahn
Bob Hendley
Denny Lemaster
Braves
Sphan
Hendley
Lemaster
Epahn
Dan Schneider
University of Arizona
Los Angles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Podres
Peta Richert
Ron Perranoski
Spahn
Schneider
Dodgers
Richert
Former Grid Star Bernie Masterson Dies at 50
Bernie Masterson, Nebraska football great and Chicago Bears quarterback, died at 50 after a heart seizure while supervising a gym period at St. Andrew's Community Center where he had served as athletic director since 1954. He collapsed and died en route to a hospital in a fire department ambulance.
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Bernie Masterson
Nebraska
Chicago Bear
St. Andrew's Community Center
Adding Seats At Missouri
Workmen add 3600 seats to Missouri Stadium boosting capacity to about 44000. The increase targets the September 21 home opener versus Northwestern.
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Missouri
Columbia
Northwestern
Muskogee Women Open leads by Wright and Faulk
Mary Lena Faulk and Mickey Wright shot 70s to lead the Muskogee Women's Open first round. Wright faltered late with a three putt on the 18th while Faulk kept steady through 13 holes before a bogey. Sandra Haynie posted 73, Barbara Romack 74 to trail.
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Muskogee
Okla
Mickey Wright
Mary Lena Faulk
Miss Faulk
Miss Wright
Sandra Haynie
Barbara Romack
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