Juggernaut Rolls Washington Falls In 12th Inning
The 100000th major league game was marked in Washington as the Senators lost 3-2 to the Yankees in 12 innings. Terry beat Hodges’ staff with a 12th inning double by Boyer and a single by Lopez, after Hinton left on a stretcher earlier. Chicago beat Kansas City 4-1, Detroit 6-2 over Boston. Hodges faced heavy pressure managing a 10th place club.
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Hector Lopez
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Boston
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Steve Ridzik
Ed Roebuck
Ron Kline
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Peters cautious about first game at Liberty
Ottawa University coach Dick Peters said his team approaches the season opener with care and optimism at Liberty Missouri against William Jewell. He noted improved weight and speed on the Braves and cited Jewell’s returning back Clem Buschman who rushed for 1300 yards last season as a major challenge.
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Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly for News Tips
The Herald offers a weekly five dollar reward to the reader who submits the best news tip. Tips can lead to a published story and recognition in the newspaper.
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Brazilians Surge in National Tennis Championship Semis
In Forest Hills Brazil’s Thomas Koch and Ronald Barnes upset top seeds and Davis Cup veterans to reach the semifinals. Koch, 18, faces Chuck McKinley, while Barnes defeated Dennis Ralston to join Froehling in the other semifinal as the event narrows to the final four.
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Castillo switches plans enrolls at Kansas State
Victor Castillo once committed to Kansas State but after showing up at Trinity College for workouts he accepted a football scholarship at Kansas State. He cited lack of bus fare to Manhattan as the reason for trying Trinity first. Kansas State coach Doug Weaver confirmed a scholarship remained available.
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League of United Latin American Citizens
The Ponies Head for High Stakes Day on Juvenile Races
Juvenile day brings almost half a million dollars as 2-year-olds race at three tracks. Arlington Park hosts the $150,000 added Arlington-Washington Futurity, about $350,000 total purse, with 15 colts in a seven furlong dash. Aqueduct features the $50,000 Matron Stakes, over six furlongs for 2-year-old fillies, with 10-plus expected entries and a $100,000-plus purse. Atlantic City runs the $25,000 World’s Playground Stakes at seven furlongs as a third juvenile headliner. Golden Ruler and Malicious loom as Arlington favorites, while Petite Rouge heads the Matron field and Destiny Day is the likely World’s Playground favorite after Seashore Stakes win.
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League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press league leaders list shows top performers in batting runs and RBIs across National and American Leagues. Key names include Aaron Groat Pinson Ward Kaline Yastrzemski Stuart and Koufax Ford Peters Stengel.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Scoreboard snapshot and Thursday baseball results
A compact scoreboard summary lists teams and records across leagues, with Thursday results showing New York beating Washington in 12 innings, Detroit over Boston, Chicago over Kansas City, and Los Angeles defeating Minnesota. Upcoming games include Kansas City at Los Angeles and Detroit at New York among others, with current standings highlighting Los Angeles at 85 55 and St. Louis at 80 60, plus other notable records.
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Dupas Defends World Title In Milan Showdown
World junior middleweight champion Ralph Dupas of New Orleans enters a title defense against Italy's Sandro Mazzignoli at the Vigorelli Velodrome in Milan with about 15 000 fans expected. Bout slated for around 5 15 p m New York time and could be postponed to Saturday if rain hits.
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Chiefs Shift Men in AFL Opener at Denver
Kansas City Chiefs move Curt Merz from defensive end to guard for Saturday night’s AFL opener at Denver. Al Reynolds injured a dislocated shoulder in last week’s exhibition. Rookie Bobby Bell from Minnesota takes Merz’s prior end role.
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Willies Return Could Stiffen NL Duel Tonight
Willie Mays may return for the Giants in a key night game against the Dodgers while St Louis seeks to extend its win streak. Dodgers shut out the Cubs 4-0 behind Richert and Sherry as Cardinals blanked the Mets 9-0 behind Curl Simmons. Giants rest after Labor Day collapse, Pirates visit, Astros beat Giants earlier. Powell loses as Simmons improves to 13-7 with Flood contributing four hits.
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Palmer Plays Through Pain Ahead of World Series of Golf
Arnold Palmer revealed a bursitis in his right shoulder threatening his weekend bid at the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club. He winced after the first practice round, said he would not play again until Saturday unless it improved, while Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles join the field for the $75,000 event televised by NBC.
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