Showdown At Hand For Yanks Tigers
The Tigers rally within 1 1/2 games of the Yankees with an 8-2 win over Chicago as New York faces Detroit in a three game set at Yankee Stadium tonight. Mantle slugged his 48th homer, closing to three behind Roger Maris and Babe Ruth on 1927 pace, while New York bolstered its AL record with 195 homers this season.
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Braves Move Up To Third With 2 1 Victory Over Dodgers
Milwaukee Dodgers 2-1 after a second inning Frank Thomas homer and a third inning double steal by Lee Maye and Hank Aaron. Bob Hendley picked up the win while Don Drysdale took the loss as Milwaukee moved into third place behind Cincinnati in the NL pennant race. Cubs beat Giants 6-1. Stan Musial’s two out triple in ninth lifts Cardinals over Phillies 2-1. Juan Marichal struggled as Chicago’s early hits powered the win.
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Pro Football Tonight Could Signal Early Power Shifts
The San Francisco 49ers travel to the Los Angeles Rams for an exhibition game to gauge early strength ahead of the NFL season. Also on the slate, the Baltimore Colts meet the Dallas Cowboys in Norman, Oklahoma, with hopes of recapturing world crown form while defenses face scrutiny.
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Walker Cup Opens Under Rain at Seattle Golf Club
The 18th Walker Cup matches began at Seattle Golf Club with two two-day, 36-hole sessions. British pair James Walker of Dreghorn and Brian Chapman of Radlett led off in the opening foursome against hosts Jack Nicklaus of Columbus and Deane Beaman of Arlington.
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Bowling Scores AMF League Highlights and Totals
In the AMF league results Kitwine led with 1030 series and Richeson 101 and 516. Team A-2 High featured H Meyer 188 and 30 Mengerhauses 511. Brown's Herdwars posted Carlson 160 and 30 Carlson plus Harrison and Morrow 406. Belscoe's 2 reported Mack 370 and 488. Dutch Boy Faints Hagin 164 and 16. Pepsi Cola 3 Burgoon 224 and 673. Blue Moon 1 Cordle 196 and 80. Corde led Team B39 with 212. Lollar 54. Cheney's 1 Bell 205 and Honn 518.
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Baseball Scoreboard Thursday’s Results and Weekend Schedule
Detroit defeated Chicago 8 to 2 while Minnesota won 5 to 4 over New York and Cleveland beat Washington 3 to 2. Kansas City 17 to 6 over Los Angeles 345 is listed. multiple city matchups and a full weekend schedule follow with Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Baltimore among the today lineups.
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Topeka Champs Stretch Lead With 2-0 Win Over Braves
Topeka stretched its Three-I League lead over Cedar Rapids to 8 games after Ted Davidson posted a 2-0 victory against the second-place Braves. Dick Kelley struck out nine while allowing five hits as the Reds clinched the flag a night earlier. Fox Cities beat Des Moines 5-3 and 10-0, and Lincoln defeated Burlington 12-3 and 5-3 to rise to fourth place, with the Chiefs three games ahead of Burlington.
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Like Fathers Like Sons at Maccabiah Games
Henry Wittenberg and Fred Oberlander watched their sons win Greco Roman titles as Mike Wittenberg, a Cornell sophomore, captured light heavyweight and Phil Oberlander won middleweight gold. The pair coached as the United States topped Israel with 12 golds, adding to Wittenberg's earlier victories in diving and track and field.
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Dove Gun Testing Resumed Season Opens for Doves
The mourning and turtle dove season opened today with shooting hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset until October 30. Daily bag limit is 15 and possession limit 30, aligning with standard game regulations.
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Talented Field For Dallas Open
Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders led the 141-player field in the Dallas Open at Oak Cliff Country Club. The $30,000 event drew 18 of the top 20 money-winners, with totals 60401.17 for Player or 55499.59 for Palmer and 48679.90 for Sanders as the leading money leaders.
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KU Potential National Champ
The piece notes teams like Kansas LSU UCLA Penn State and Ohio State preparing for the season with two a day drills as coaches debut or continue, highlighting Kansas star players and the race for conference crowns and national contention with squads carrying many lettermen and notable returns.
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KU Missouri Tickets Scarce
Lawrence Kansas AP The Kansas athletic department may not guarantee single game seats for the Missouri Kansas football clash. Director A C Longborg said only season tickets for all Kansas home games remain, with preference given to season buyers. The Nov 25 game in Lawrence marks the 70th renewal of the rivalry.
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Unbeaten Eureka Beats Osceola in Non-Pro Tourney
First seeded Eureka California defeated Osceola Arkansas 9 3 as unbeaten Ponchatoula Louisiana and Eureka meet tonight in a fifth round game of the national non pro baseball tournament double elimination. Grand Rapids Michigan eliminated Anniston Alabama 82, and Hollandale Mississippi beat Wichita Weller 12 4. Osceola faces Wichita Rapid Transit and Des Moines meets Joliet in tonight’s other games. losers are eliminated.
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