Oliva leads AL rookies as Dodgers top Cardinals
Minnesota rookie Rod Carew? No. Pedro Oliva, within six AL rookie records, singled in the fourth and scored the go ahead run as Oliva pushed the Twins during a season of record chase. Don Drysdale and the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 4 3 to halt St Louis six game win streak with Wills and Parker homers supporting the pitcher.
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Big Eight Hopes For New Marks
The Big Eight Conference reports rising season ticket sales and likely attendance records. Oklahoma Texas game will count as a home game for Oklahoma, with sellout prospects at 76,004 and new stadium capacity for Nebraska at 47,105. Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa State set single game highs, while Colorado and Kansas expect close to sellouts.
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White Sox Pacing Pitching For Final Pennant Drive
Chicago manager Al Lopez plans to trim the pitching staff to a three-man rotation for the pennant push. Pizarro Peters and Horlen head a rested trio with strong ERAs, while Wilhelm and Fisher handle bullpen duties. The Sox face 28 games left, 19 vs Cleveland Kansas City and Washington, with a tight race against Baltimore and New York.
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Baseball Scoreboard Daily standings and results AP report
National League standings list teams with records and games back plus results from Monday and listed today games. American League table shows W L and winning percentage with upcoming matchups and recent scores across divisions.
World record chase fuels Tokyo Olympic swimming optimism
Marilyn Ramenofsky, fresh off a world mark cut in the 400 free, vows faster times as Olympic hopefuls sharpen aims in Tokyo. Fred Schmidt clocks 2:08 in the 200 fly, eyeing 2:05 to win, while Kevin Berry and Donna de Varona push world marks. Terri Stickles nears the 400 free world best, and Robie faces Riker in a crowded Olympic final lineup with events scheduled through Wednesday.
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Dodgers Dominate Cards as Parker Homers and Drysdale Dominates
Wes Parker of the Dodgers hit his first home run of the year and added two singles in a 12 to 3 win over St Louis. Don Drysdale fanned 12 Cardinals, improving to 15-6 on the season and reaching 201 strikeouts, lifting Los Angeles past St Louis to end their six game streak.
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Boxing Results in Tokyo Victory by Watanabe Over San
Makoto Watanabe of Japan, weight 147, knocked out Lee Kyo San of South Korea, 14734, in Tokyo. The bout ended by knockout in the fourth round.
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Bowling Scores from Monday Men’s League at Helen & Bill’s
Readable bowling results show top scores across multiple teams at Helen and Bill’s Cafe and Ottawa area lanes. Notable high games include C Foster 177, Breckenridge 183, Davis 257, H Tucker 196, Strickland 189, Speer 211, and Hettel 401 in series.
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Four Pitching Lanes Loom as Season Heads Down Stretch
Four pitchers with contrasting arcs drive major league pennant races. Sandy Koufax, sidelined by an inflamed elbow, is told not to pitch again this season. Juan Marichal, healing back issues, is cleared to pitch as Masanori Murakami joins the Giants as a first native Japanese player. Sad Sam Jones, seasoned at 38, moves to Baltimore for bullpen depth after 11 major league seasons and 102 wins.
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Tech Eyes Bowl Game at Grant Field
Athletic Director Bobby Dodd says a Sept 16 decision may move the All America Bowl from Buffalo to Georgia Tech's Grant Field. Transfer requires approval from the university system board of regents and the Tech athletic board. Estimated crowd could reach 35,000 to 50,000, up from about 20,000 at Buffalo over four years.
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Baker Wildcats Start Practice Schedule and Alumni Game
Baker University Wild cats hold practice at 9 and 4 weekdays. The annual varsity alumni football game is Sept 12 at 7 30 p m. Other events include Rush Week starting Monday orientation week beginning Sept 10 and Sept 9 dormitory openings for nonparticipants.
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Robert Soph Wins Ottawa Country Club Match Play Title
Robert Soph repeats as golf champion at Ottawa Country Club by defeating Buck Vivian four up with three holes to go in the 36 hole final. B flight results show Dick Peters over Robert Grabham. Bernard Didde defeats Clyde Hashagen. Pending matches include Henning vs Sheldon in A half and Chesbro in semi, plus finals for C D F and G flights and Willhite as A flight winner.
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