White Sox rally to beat Indians in 10 innings
McMahon relieved in the eighth and kept the Indians scoreless through ten as the White Sox beat Cleveland 6 5 in ten. Ward and Skowron hit back to back homers in the 10th to seal the win while Baltimore toppled the Orioles 7 1 to reclaim the AL lead.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Don McMahon
Cleveand Indians
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Indians
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Orioles
Chicago
McMahon
Nebraska tabbed a late comer from a tough Big Eight
Lincoln Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says size is there but talent may lag as Nebraska aims to defend the Big Eight title. He notes late-season potential with sophomores and cites three tough closed-to-season games with Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Devaney highlights ends and backs, mentions line weight, and discusses Duda as quarterback.
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Neb
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Devaney
Big Eight
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Vaney
Bob Brown
John Kirby
Fred Duda
Duda
Dennis Claridge
Baseball scoreboard hits a sunny swing in league action
Major league results show Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 in 10 innings with Minnesota 14 Boston 3 and Detroit 1 Washington 0. Upcoming games include Baltimore at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City and Cleveland at Chicago. National League standings list Philadelphia leading Cincinnati and St Louis close behind with several Friday results and Monday matchups.
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Phia
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Milwaukee
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Houston
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Los An
Elia
Navy Diver Gorman Wins Three Meter Title in Trials
Navy lieutenant Frank Gorman, 26, from New York, won the national three-meter springboard title at the Olympic trials, earning a berth on the Tokyo team with 841.95 points. Joining him on the men’s team were Larry Andreasen and Ken Sitzberger. the women’s three-meter squad includes Jeanne Collier, Sue Gossick, and Patsy Willard.
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Frank Gorman
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Gorman
Frank
Tokyo
Harvard
Larry Andreasen
Los Altos
Calif
Ken Sitzberger
Indiana University
Jeanne Collier
Phoenix, Ariz
Sue Gossick
Los Angeles
Patsy Willard
Phoenix
Final Week Of Warmups For Pros
The last pre season week features 14 NFL teams in action. Giants meet Lions in Cleveland doubleheader opening game. Browns vs Packers in second. Hall of Fame game in Canton Sunday with seven inductees. AFL slate includes six games with Denver hosting Boston Patriots.
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Associated Press
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Browns
Green Bay Packers
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Minnesota Vikings
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Clark Hinkle
Ed Healey
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Prep Player Died Friday in Louisiana
Roy Washington an 18 year old high school defensive tackle for Central High Spartans collapsed on the sidelines Friday night in Bogalusa Louisiana. He died en route to a hospital despite efforts by coaches and officials. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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Roy Washington
Roy
Cards Rally To Turn Back Cubs On Boyer's Three Run Homer
The Cardinals moved into NL third by beating the Cubs 8 to 5 on Ken Boyer's three run homer with two out in the last inning at St Louis. They hold .552, edging the Giants by one percent and sit seven and a half games behind Philadelphia with Cincinnati one game ahead. In Kansas City, the Yankees defeated the Athletics 9 7 in 10 innings to trim the gap to three and a half games behind Baltimore. Mike Shannon tied the game in the eighth for St Louis and Boyer topped the RBI list with 100. The Cardinals set up a second game with Mike Cuellar vs Larry Jackson.
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Joe Adcock
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Elston Howard
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Detroit
Don Demeter
Bill Freeehan
Norm Cash
Associated Press
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Bowling Scores From Friday Leagues At Local Alleys
Friday league results list high scores and top bowlers for bowls at multiple clubs including NITCHER FLOOR SERVICE OTTAWA BOWL and WILLIS NURSERY. Notable marks include Figgins 194, Wickman 230, Saffron 197, Wenthe 208, Bond 224, and Diamond 157 with team tallies and lane numbers.
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Lee’s Cafe
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Torres Defends Welterweight Title In Tight Fight
Jose Torres edged Gomeo Brennan to preserve his No. 4 welterweight ranking. Judges scored 96-95 and 97-94 for Torres with a 98-96 AP card. Brennan, small underdog, fought gamely from the Bahamas as Torres tipped 172 pounds at weigh in.
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Gomeo Brennan
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Sy Gottfried
Torres
Gus Jacobson
Associated Press
Dave Yeomans
Manhattan Tops Topeka In Kansas Softball Tourney
Manhattan defeated Topeka La Siesta 6 3 and Watson beat Emporia 8 2 in the Kansas Men's Softball Tournament. Losers bracket games set Wichita Blanchard vs Topeka LaSiesta and Liberal vs Emporia. Winners bracket has Manhattan vs Watson with Sunday finals set for the winner.
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Move By Mauch Pays Off For The Phillies
Phillies manager Gene Mauch shuffled the lineup and Johnny Callison delivered the decisive hit in an 8th inning rally. Callison went seventh and scored the go ahead run as Philadelphia beat San Francisco 5 3 to widen its first place margin. Estelle held up the Phillies early, but Callison, Amaro, and Baldschun closed it out.
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Associated Press
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Phillies
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Johnny Callison
Phils
San Francisco
Callison
Johnny
Giants
Dick Estelle
Young Pro Leads Dallas Open With Five Under Par
Dallas AP report notes 23 year old Chuck Courtney of La Jolla Calif a rookie pro who has won the St Paul Open leads the Dallas Open after the first round at Oak Cliff CC shooting a five under par 66. George Archer of Gilroy Calif tied for second with a 66 while rookie Tony Evans of Columbus DC and veterans Charles Sifford Fred Haas and Frank Beard also carded 66.
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Chuck Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
Courtney
Oak Cliff Country Club
George Archer
Gilroy
Tony Evans
Columbus
D.C
Charles Sifford
Fred Haas
Frank Beard
Davis Cup clouds hover over U S as finals near
Vic Seixas, U S captain, insists no panic as three weeks remain before the Davis Cup Challenge Round in Cleveland. Dennis Ralston struggles with a bad right ankle while Chuck McKinley and Rafael Osuna push for form. Heat and a grueling schedule force several players to default, with Emerson and Stolle advancing and Osuna notching a win. Also noted is Ronald Adsit named captain of Columbia’s 1965 varsity baseball squad.
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Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Claude de Grunckel
Belgium
Pietrangeli
Alain Bresson
France
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