Cardinals See Slipping Chance In Pennant Race
Braves extend lead as Cardinals drop two games in NL pennant chase. Pirates slip past Milwaukee as Don Drysdale throws a five hitter for Brooklyn. Yankees surge in AL with 7-1 win over White Sox and strong wins by Cleveland and Washington.
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Deny Williams Out For Season
Denver Bears suffer season ending absence of star Deny Williams after midseason injuries while Ray Jablonski returns to form for the club. In Boston Besberth drives a late rally as New York slugger Ted Williams regains power with a double and single. Giants rally with three eighth inning runs to seize a 4-2 win over Cards.
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Kansas All News Preview Strong KU Football Prospects
Kansas football faces a tough schedule and a veteran roster, led by coach Letcavits and star end Jim Mather. Key returnees Frank Gibson Ed Pre and 25 lettermen bolster depth while Texas Christian opens Sept 21 at Fort Worth. TCU dominates all-time matchups.
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Must Rebuild At Melvern
Melvern coach Charles Farmer faces a rebuilding season as Osage County losses to graduation thin the lineup. Nine lettermen return but many positions must be filled by new players. key holdovers include Larry Cranwell Bill Burns Ronnie Thistlethwaite Gary Henry Gary Patterson Ronnie Shaffer and Bill Secrets. Osage County league games loom with Sept 20 Williamsburg Sept 27 LeRoy Oct 11 Waverly Oct 18 Overbrook Oct 25 Burlingame and Oct 31 Lyndon both home and away denoting league play when marked.
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Szuzina Touts Unanimous Win Over Sandy in NY Ring
In Syracuse, German boxer Franz Szuzina defeated Randy Sandy of New York City by unanimous decision over ten rounds. Szuzina, once an 7-5 underdog, dominated with right hand leads while Sandy tied up, as officials scored for Szuzina in six rounds to five with one even.
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McPherson Over Sterling 147
The Associated reports a decisive outcome with McPherson defeating Sterling by 147 points in a notable matchup. Strong teams and players are highlighted, reflecting a high scoring contest and regional interest.
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McPherson tops Sterling 14 to 7 in season opener
McPherson defeats Sterling 14 7 at home as Kenneth Stucky throws two touchdown passes to Ed Delk of 17 and eight yards. Southwestern crushes Friends 32 0 with Fishburn routing and key hits driving the win. Princeton edges Rantoul 8 4 with Robert Stanlount driving in eight hits.
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Richmond Wins as Ferguson Tosses 3-Hitter
Richmond edged Lane 4 to 2 in a high school baseball game here yesterday. Jim Ferguson pitched a neat three-hitter for Richmond, while the bats collected six hits off Lane pitching. Richmond made one error to Lane two in a well played game.
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Vatican forms military chaplain office for United States
The Vatican has officially established the office of military chaplain for the Roman Catholic Church in the United States. Headquarters will be in New York City, serving armed forces nationwide.
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