Mantilla’s two homers power Red Sox to win over Kansas City
Felix Mantilla again carries Boston with two homers and two singles driving in three as the Red Sox topple Kansas City 7 5. Mantilla lifts season total to 24 while Dick Stuart leads with 30. Radatz earns his 13th win in relief. Orioles widen lead. Yankees stumble.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Felix Mantilla
Boston
Johnny Pesky
Dick Stuart
Mantilla
Kansas City
Stuart
Red Sox
Greatest American swim team praised after record trials
Veteran observer calls the teen age American swimming squad the greatest ever after six world records and a tie set in a six day Olympic trials. The performances followed a record AAU championship meet a month earlier.
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New York
Bob Kiphuth
U.S
Chief Rookie Sparks Win Over Oilers In Exhibition
Charley Warner of Prairie View A&M starred for the Kansas City Chiefs, launching a 9 yard kickoff return for a touchdown, an 80 yard punt return setup, and helping a 27-17 victory over the Houston Oilers in a warmup game. The AFL and NFL schedules outline weekend matches around the country as teams build depth.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Kansas City Chiefs
Charley Warner
Prairie View A&m
Chiefs
Dallas Texans
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Boston
Denver
Buffalo
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Oakland
San Diego
Cleveland
Browns
Green Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Hershey, Pa
Dallas
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Norfolk
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Canton
Ohio
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Rookie Bobby Knoop Stars in Hawaii Power Surge
Rookie Los Angeles Angels second baseman Bobby Knoop batted .283 and hit 20 home runs for Hawaii last season. A Sioux City Iowa native, he is 25 years old.
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Bobby Knoop
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
Sioux City
Iowa
Lema Tops Arnie in Charity Exhibition at Cardinal Cushing
In Quincy Massachusetts Tony Lema shot a nine under par 63 to defeat Arnold Palmer by eight strokes in an exhibition for the Cardinal Cushing Charity Fund of Boston. The event drew donors and showcased top golf talent for a charitable goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Tony Lema
Arnold Palomer
Cardinal Cushing
Boxing Results from Paisley and Florida Card
In Paisley Scotland Mick Leahy of Britain outpointed Sugar Ray Robinson of New York over ten rounds. In Miami Al Simmons of Pompano Beach Florida out pointed Grady Ponder of Fort Lauderdale over eight rounds.
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Paisley
Scotland
Mick Leahy
Britain
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Miami
Fla
al Simmons
Pompano Beach
Grady Ponder
Fort Lauderdale
Bowling Scores from Thursday League Show Local Wins
The Thursday bowling report lists multiple leagues with top scorers and team results. Notable performances include Melton 193 and 492 for Lit Wins, Day 171 and 443 for Dutch Boy Pints, and Lewis 552 for Pepsi Cola, with other high series and game scores across L and L Cafe, Keen Co., Kitty Clover, Conrad's, Southwestern Bell and more.
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B. Melton
Dutch Boy Paints
H. Day
T. Hiatt
L & L Cafe
G. Horn
C. Strole
Keen CO
L. Akers
W. Lewis
Pepsi Cola
D. Burgoon
Three Head Dallas Open field highlights top players
Billy Casper Mason Rudolph and Chi Chi Rodriguez led a field of 150 in the $40,000 Dallas Open at Oak Cliff Country Club. Casper, the year's fifth leading money winner, is the marquee name as former champions Nicklaus Palmer Lema Player Venturi do not compete. His shot positioning on the tight 6658 yard layout makes him the favorite.
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Dallas
Billy Casper
Mason Rudolph
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Ken Venturi
Oak Cliff Country Club
Major Stars Pitching, Batting Spark Late Night Victory
Don Larsen of the Colts shut out the National League leading Philadelphia 6-0 on four hits, earning his first shutout since May 30, 1959. Jackie Brandt of the Orioles broke a 1-1 tie with a three run double in the seventh, lifting Baltimore to a 4-1 win over Minnesota and the American League lead.
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Harmon Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Jack Brandt
Camilo Pascual
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Charlie Lau
Yankees
Orioles
Ken MceBride
Bob Lee
McBride
Lee
Radatz
Jim Fregosi
Lou Clinton
Angel
Fregosi
Clinton
Associated Press
Don Larsen
Colts
Philadelphia
Jackie Brandt
Minnesota
Mike Rathet
Houston
Connie Mack Stadium
Philadelphia Phillies
Larsen
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago
San Francisco
Larsen Blanks Phillies 6-0 On Four-Hitter
Don Larsen, 35, hurled his first shutout since 1959 allowing four hits as the Phillies were blanked 6-0. Mike White fueled a five-run sixth with two doubles and a homer by Carroll Hardy. Lew Burdette worked for Chicago to stay atop the pennant race with a 3-0 win over Cincinnati as San Francisco beat the Mets 3-1 behind Gaylord Perry.
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Colts
Larsen
Carroll Hardy
Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Hardy
Dennis Bennett
Jerry Grote
Eddie Kasko
Bob Lillis
White
Burdette
Len Gabrielson
John Tsitouris
Ron Campbell
Billy Williams
Billy McCool
Reds
Perry
Giants
Joe Christopher
George Altman
Mets
Duke Snider
Tom Haller
Haller
Jim Davenport
Blasingame
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
Lee Maye
Aaron
Ed Mathews
Joe Torre
Ed Bailey
Cards Fall To Braves Edge The A's
The St Louis Cardinals were shut out 7 0 as Milwaukee's Wade Blas held them to seven scattered hits. San Francisco beat the Mets 3 1 pushing the Giants to fourth place two games behind the Phillies and seven and a half back. Boston edged the A's 7 5 in Kansas City as Mantilla collected four hits including two solo homers. Campaneris Causey Charles and Green had two hits for Oakland and Bill Bryan added a solo shot. Radatz earned the win. Wyatt took the loss. The Braves six runs in the seventh, highlighted by Torre's two run triple, broke it open. The Cardinals host Cubs with Simmons facing Ellsworth while the A's visit the Yankees with O'Donoghue opposite Ford.
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San Francisco
Gaylord Perery
Giants
New York Mets
Wade Blasin
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Bostion
Red Sox
A’s
Kansas City
Felix Mantilla
Ed Bressbad
Ane
Mantilla
Bressaud
John Wyatt
Campy Campaneris
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Dick Green
Bill Bryan
Wyatt
Dick Radatz
Roger Craig
Hank Aaron
Braves
Barney Schultz
Bob Humphreys
Joe Torre
Chicago
Cubs
Curt Simmons
Dick Ellsworth
Yankees
Whitey Ford
New York
John O’donoghue
Bowling league weekly leaders and team standings
Top bowler for the week ending Aug 26 was Barbara Adams with a 262 game and 566 series. Peoples National Bank led teams with an 809 game and 2248 series, while Elk's Ladies topped a 757 game and 2173 series and held first place at 314 victories to Lee's Cafe 3. Multiple players and teams across venues Ottawa Bowl Royal TLanes Will's Cafe Pence's Food Center Budge's Hardware and others posted highs in games and series, with several ties for first and second place.
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Naomi Fritts
Barbara Adams
The
Peoples National Bank
Maxine Lewis
Elk’s
Lee’s Cafe
Velma Foster
Pat White
Shinn & Haley
Royal T Lanes
Bonnie’s Shoe Box
Will’s Cafe
Towner’s
Pat Kramer
Budge’s Hardware
Bienic
Beautyland
Mann-Bell Drug
Budge
Hardware
Clarice Dengel
Pence
Food Center
Fairmont Dairy
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Pence’s
Tony Theades
Ruth Carlson
Dorothy Toumberlin
Jean Penn
Dorothy Nitcher
Leola Finch
Mae Johnson
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Ed Bresesoud
Chicago White Sox
Wally Bunker
Sparks
Kiphuth
Mike Austin
Rochester
N.Y
Gary Oman
San Jose
Calif
Don Schollander
Lake Oswego
Ore
Schollander
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Chet Jastremski
Toledo
Tom Stock
Aurora
Gary Dilley
Huntington
Ind
Jed Graef
Verona
N.J
Bob Bennett
Encino
Dick Roth
Atherton
Australia
Kevin Berry
Fred Schmidt
North Brook
Carl Robie
Drexel Hill
Dawn Fraser
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Marilyn Ramenofsky
Phoenix
Christine Caron
France
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Cathy Ferguson
Burbank
Holland
Ada Kok
Stouder
Russia
Galina Prozumenshchikova
Claudia Kolb
Uncle Sam
Grant CT
H.D
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Lema
Arnie
Edelmann
Stewart Warner
Auto Parts
Hughes
Kitty Clover
L. Taylor
O. Buress
Conrad's
L. Wichman
Southwestern Bell
Mead
V. Foster
Bienie’s Garage
W. Bien
Mann Bell Drugs
M. Brandon
Weidner
Milton
Towner'’S
Horn
Bond’s Cleaners
Fredeen
J. Speer
Hettler
Ottawa
M. Jones
Pepsi-Cola
Kampschroeder
Moores-Chevrolet
Percival
Ogg’s Market
B. Lewis
P.N. Hirsch & CO
D. Brooks
R, Myers
Blakesley’s
Honn’s
Harold's
Ottawa Speedway
Otawa Herald
Larsen Blanks
Phill
Phillies
Lew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Mike White
Dean Berlin
FORD
America
Robertson Motor
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