Maris power lifts Yankees toward 11th pennant
Roger Maris homered in the ninth inning lifting the New York Yankees to a 5-4 win over Washington. The victory, combined with Minnesota beating the Angels 4-2, tightens the Yankees’ magic number to 11 for clinching the 28th pennant as Chicago trails with 22 games left. Ed Brinkman and Don Lock homered for Washington. Fred Newman struggled for Minnesota with wild pitching.
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Spahn wins 1 0 shutout. moves in NL wins list
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 1-0 on four hits, earning his 346th National League victory to reach seventh on the all time list as he pursues 360 career wins. He blamed luck and noted his ongoing elbow trouble as he extended a shutout streak to five for the year.
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Wilkinson Aims High As Oklahoma Gathers Eager Prospects
Norman Oklahoma AP Bud Wilkinson previews Oklahoma football prospects calling the team balanced and deep with potential from eight or nine players. He notes three to five may rise to greatness, while naming Rick McCurdy Allen Bumgardner and John Porterfield as standout ends and guards. He stresses a tough line and all around talent and believes success hinges on developing sophomores into top players.
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Budde to Chief Active List in Chiefs Roster Move
Kansas City Chiefs announce rookie Ed Budde moved from injured deferred list to active roster after being claimed by the Denver Broncos. Curt Farrier, a rookie defensive tackle, is removed from the active roster to make room for Budde as the Chiefs prepare to open the season Saturday at Denver.
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Elks Legion To Play Exhibition Softball At Forest Park
The Elks American Legion Dough Boys will host an exhibition softball game against the California Cuties at 8 p.m. Monday at Forest Park. The Cuties are men dressed as women and aim to get more laughs than runs in the humorous contest.
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Best Man film cast linked to Broadway and Kennedy notes
Film rights adapter Vidal discusses The Best Man star lineup including Henry Fonda Cliff Robertson and Lee Tracy. He recalls Kennedy reading the draft and offers insight on adaptation changes and political intrigue behind the convention drama.
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Pinson Faces Hearing Over Reds Clubhouse Incident
Cincinnati center fielder Vada Pinson clashes with sportswriter Earl Lawson after a 3-2 Reds loss to Philadelphia. Lawson alleges Pinson grabbed his shirt and shoved him in the Reds clubhouse following a Post article questioning Pinson's bunting and possible NL batting crown. Pinson, third in the league with a .321 average, says he answers to manager Fred Hutchinson.
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Lane Area News community greetings and visits noted
Lane Area News lists visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Christian returning from a Colorado trip visiting Pueblo Laramie Rodeo Estes Park and Wichita relations. Many families host guests from Kansas City Bonner Springs Amity and Osawatomie. Rebekah Lodge district meet Sept 6. Floyd Martin plans abroad trip photos and Emma Kavanaugh returns from St Joseph Hospital. Rev Al Simmons back from Louisiana.
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Wild throw gives Wichita Dreamliners title win
A wild throw in the ninth inning produced a 5-4 victory for the Wichita Dreamliners over Ponchatoula La. to claim the National Baseball Congress championship. Dave Newkirk pitched well before Ron Hammett closed out the final inning as Clyde Girrens scored the decisive run on a Ponchatoula error. Attendance for the title game was about 6,000.
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Player Leads Utah Open In Salt Lake City
South Africa's Gary Player led 149 professionals and 11 amateurs into the first round of the $40,000 Utah Open Invitational Golf Tournament at Salt Lake Country Club on a par 70 course. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer played elsewhere. The field will be cut to the low 70s after Friday's second round.
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Chiefs Trim Roster To 33 Players
Kansas City Chiefs reduced to a 33 player roster by placing Dick Johnson, Dave Klister, and Dick Davis on waivers. Johnson, a flanker from Minnesota, joined after playing in Canada for two seasons. Klister, a defensive end from Lakeland College, is a rookie. Davis, a guard from Kansas, played with the team last year in Dallas.
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Actors Try To Boost Attendance In 100 000th Game
Washington Senators plan a 100000th major league game milestone with a pregame exhibition by Jerry Lewis and Hollywood All-Stars against Washington media personalities. The event aims to lift sagging attendance as the team battles last place.
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Froehling Stuns Emerson In National Tennis Upset
Coral Gables Florida player Frank Froehling II upset top ranked Roy Emerson of Australia 6-4 4-6 9-7 6-2 in the national championships quarter finals at Far Hills. The win reshapes Davis Cup plans with four Americans advancing and a mix of international challengers remaining in the field.
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Scoreboard Wednesdays Results and Fridays Schedule
Baseball scoreboard shows New York 5 Washington 4 and other results including Baltimore 6 Cleveland 5 Detroit 6 Boston 1 Kansas City 4-7 Chicago 2-3 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 2. Friday games include Kansas City at Los Angeles and Minnesota at Chicago with additional matchups. Also listed are San Francisco 8 Houston 3 St Louis 6 New York 5 and Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 2 among others with later telecast and doubleheader notes.
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Eagles Seek Quarterback After Sudden Walkout
Philadelphia faces a quarterback crisis as Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill walk out over salary disputes. A meeting with GM Vince McNally was planned, wires running hot for a backup signal caller before the Saturday deadline and the exhibition finale versus the Giants at Princeton. Jurgensen seeks about 30000 for this season, up from 20000, with Hill pushing to avoid a pay cut from 20000 last year.
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