Dodgers Rally Against Leaders Pinches NL Race
Dodgers beat Pirates 5-2 to trim Pittsburgh’s NL lead to 5 1/2 games as Stan Williams won in a 13 strikeout performance. Wally Moon drove in three, including a later two-run double, while Daryl Spencer hit a two-run homer for St. Louis in a 6-4 win over Cincinnati. Hank Aaron added power for Milwaukee with a two-run first inning.
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New Grid Teams Into Action
Dallas and Oakland renew their AFL showdown Friday night at Oakland as Cotton and Flores duel in a passing contest. Titans-Boston Harriots game moved to Saturday to avoid Yankee Stadium clash. Dorow and Jamieson to split quarterback duties for the Titans. Two Sunday games feature Los Angeles at Houston and Denver at Buffalo with a high scoring Chargers vs Texans tilt anticipated.
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Bowling Scores WEN Night Ladies League Standouts
WEN night ladies league results list top scorers and highs from many teams led by Towner I and First National. R Mack posted 208 and 567 series, plus player highs across groups include Fritts 164 and 10 games, Waldo 143 and 393, Moody 407, and Carlson 612.
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Baseball Scores Thursday Games No Games Friday
Scores repeat for Thursday with no games listed. Friday matchups show Baltimore at New York Ni Kansas City at Cleveland Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit.
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OU Braves Rely On Veterans At Wichita
Ottawa University about to start vs Friends in Wichita with one new starter Herb Sutton a 207 pound transfer from Garden City Junior College slated to fill a fullback role amid veteran backs. Gene Mingo’s Denver rushing is set to test Buffalo’s defense in a separate note.
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A's Clip Yanks To Tie Up League Lead
The Yankees and Orioles hold a slim AL lead as the A's defeat New York 2-1 on a ninth inning Andy Carey homer. Baltimore rallied past Detroit 11-10 as Brooks Robinson drove in three in the ninth. Cleveland beat Boston 11-7 while Chicago fell 6-1 to Washington.
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Braves Nearing Wichita Trip With Tentative Lineup
The Braves outlined probable starters on offense and defense for upcoming game actions. Key players include McAninch, Lewis at back positions, Evans and Brown at ends, Siscoe and Whitesell at tackles and guard, with Lawson at center. Defensive starters include Maendele, Martin, Pemberton, King, and Rinehart with Thompson in the backfield. The squad held a review today and departs for Wichita at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Pomona Lions Face Opening Game With Lecormpton
Pomona injuries threaten starting hats backs Dan Servaes and Jerry Bolton for the opener with Lecormpton. Coach Carlin Nalley restages a 32 man squad with 10 lettermen returning. standout Ralph Nelson at quarterback and sophomore Jim Goracke as top ball carrier. Schedule lists eight and one six man games incl homecoming.
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Ottawa Cyclones name starters for season opener at Pittsburg
Nine seniors and two juniors will start for Ottawa High School as the Cyclones open the 1960 football season at Pittsburg. Coach Harold Wallace emphasized a developing passing attack with standout receivers Ron Showalter Bill Jensen and Mickey Reed. Reusch at quarterback Reed as flanker and Reed as a target highlight a capable backfield plus a solid line led by Campbell Martin Speer. Schedule expands to nine games with Bonner Springs added. non league foes include Manhattan and Emporia.
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