US Athletes Dominate Tokyo Olympics With Record Breakers
Bob Hayes blasted to a 10.0 in the 100 meters tying the world mark after a wind adjusted semifinal. Al Oerter claimed his third straight discus gold with a 200 ft 1 in throw. Lesley Bush upset Germany for the women’s platform gold as the Vesper Boat Club won the premier eight and Tyus matched Wilma Rudolph’s 11.2 in the 100 meters heats. American swimmers set world marks in multiple events as Schollander won the 400 free in 4:12.2 and the U S led in several relay and cycling events.
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Series Goes To 7 Games In World Series Clash
The St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees faced a seventh game after a 8-3 Yankees win that tied the series at 3-3. Jim Bouton pitched for New York with back-to-back homers by Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle and Joe Pepitone's grand slam in the eighth sealed the win. Yankees manager Yogi Berra praised playing the final game in St. Louis while noting Whitey Ford was unavailable due to a heel injury, with Mel Stottlemyre set to start.
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Finley Still Eyes Sale of Kansas City Athletics
Charles QC Finley hints at entertaining an $8 million offer from Milwaukee interests for his Kansas City Athletics but no cash bid is in hand. Milwaukee Braves board chair Bartholomay says Atlanta spokesmen made a firm NL club lure offer. Finley tells AP he would consider selling if offered a suitable price, reiterating no talks with Milwaukee.
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Yankees Crush Cardinals To Tie World Series
The Yankees blasted three homers at Busch Stadium as Maris Mantle and Pepitone led an 8-3 win over the Cardinals to pull even at three games apiece. Bouton earned the victory while Simmons blamed a bad curve for Maris’s third inning homer and Pepitone added a grand slam later.
Series Figures: McCarver Leads Slugging in Series
ST. LOUIS AP Tim McCarver Cards catcher leads both teams with a .762 slugging, 16 total bases in 21 at bats, 10 hits including a double, triple and homer. Mickey Mantle tops Yankees with .750 slugging, Pepitone hit one grand slam Aug 29 off Earl Wilson. White went 0 for 4 lowering to .2043. first baseman 1 for 23 in six games. Carl Warwick, once pinch hitter, failed to produce in seven innings after three hits and a walk in prior four.
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Rebuilding Williamsburg Faces Pomona Test
Williamsburg Panthers, underdog in a Friday clash with undefeated Pomona, rely on Ed Ransom and a small, improving lineup. Coppoc notes four returning lettermen, two starters, five seniors, and a season of close losses as the team prepares to counter Pomona’s air attack and speed in a pivotal game.
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Bouton Wins Second Game In Series To Save Yanks
NY Yankees tie the World Series at 2-2 as Jim Bouton pitches 8 1 3 innings to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3. Roger Maris Mickey Mantle homer shots backstop the lead before Pepitone’s grand slam clinches it.
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Memo To Hunters Upcoming hunting dates and limits
Memo To Hunters lists pheasant season from November 14 to December 27 with a daily bag limit of two cock birds and a two day bag possession. Quail season runs from November 21 to December 7 and then many dates through January 3 with a daily bag limit of eight and a two day possession. Prairie chicken season is November 7 to 11 with a daily bag limit of two and a possession limit of four.
Card Pilot Denies Offer To Move To Pirates
ST. LOUIS AP Manager Johnny Keane of the St. Louis Cardinals denied a report that the Pittsburgh Pirates offered him a three year contract to move there in a similar role. He said there is no truth to it and will meet with Cardinals officials after the World Series to discuss his future.
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OJHS Seeks No 3 Against Olathe
The Ottawa Junior High football team meets Olathe Junior High at Garfield School Field at 3 30 p m tomorrow. The Whirlwinds chase their third straight win and look to extend the streak.
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Baseball lefty George Brunet’s long LA Angels career spans five majors
A 39-year-old southpaw pitcher with the Los Angeles Angels, George Brunet has suited up for five major league teams since 1959 and played for 15 minor league squads since 1953, marking a lengthy professional journey in baseball history.
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