Pirates fall to Cardinals as Gibson shines in rout
The St Louis Cardinals rout Pittsburgh 9-2 behind Bob Gibson, who scattered 10 hits over seven innings. Ken Boyer homered for the Cards, with Musial driving in two after an intentional walk set up a key two-run single in the seventh. Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh pledges no panic as the pennant race remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Staley
Pittsburgh
Sally
Bemus
Pirates
Bob Gibson
Harlem Globetrotters
Creighton University
Givson
Ken Boyer
Ne Lates
Vie
George ‘Witt
Stew Musial
Fred Green
Boyer
Rams Prepare for Van Brocklin in Opening Exhibition
The Rams and Eagles ready for a heated NFL preseason opener at the Coliseum. Key shifts include Roy Wilkins moving to offensive guard and Clendon Thomas stepping into the slotback role. New starters Ark Hunter and Vernon Valdez join rookie contributors as Bob Waterfield coaches against Norman Van Brocklin in a tense mood after last season’s off-field clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veane Rutnant
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Clendon ‘Thomas
Clendon
Ram
Ark Hunter
Cleveland
Vernon Valdez
Franc Ryan
Ryan
John Kesnerson
Kentucky State
Jim Boeke
Bill Wade
Buddy Humphrey
Mike Connelly
Utah State
Danny
Villanueva
Ken Young
Valparaiso
Bob Waterfield
Nurian van Brocklin
Rams
Waterfield
van Brocklin
Eagles
Buck Shaw
Philadelphia Eagles
Norm van Brocklin
Shaw
Boston Rips Jump Mark at Mt San Antonio College
U S Olympic team contenders led by Larry Snyder set multiple marks at Mt San Antonio College. Hamner logged a 230 9 in the javelin? Conolly fired long distances, Boston recorded 26 1 4 in the long jump, Nieder powered the shot to 65 4 10. An 8,600 crowd witnessed a deep, record setting night as the squad posted what may be the strongest buildup for Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mt. San Antonio College
Larry Snyder
Gaesar
Bill Nieder
Connolly
Santa Monica
Alin Hall
Nieder Josked
Texas
Dallas Lang
Jboy
O'Brien
Dave Davis
Nieder
Sime
Olympic shot put team changes named Nieder over Davis
The U S Olympic Committee removed Dave Davis from the shot put squad and added Bill Nieder citing an injured wrist. Davis will go to Rome, but not as a competitor, as team manager Pincus Sober explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dave Davis
Bill Nieder
Pincus Sober
Davis
Rome
Dodgers reshuffle lineup with Larker benched in Cincinnati
Dodgers manager Walter Alston started an all right handed batting order against left handed pitcher Jim OToole in Cincinnati. Norm Larker the league's leading hitter with .344 sat out as Wally Moon John Roseboro and others swapped jobs. Danny McDevitt remained on the mound for the Dodgers in the third game of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lederer UI
P-T
Cincinnati
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Jim O'Toole
Norm Larker
Larker
Wally Moon
John Rosenboro
Louil
Horges
Chuck Essegian
Joe Pionatani
Danny McDevith
Dadgers
Historic track meet yields record leaps and strong throws
A crowded event saw Boston set a standout mark in the high jump and a series of leaps over 26 feet. Dave Sime won the 100 meters in 10.1 seconds with a swift dash. Connolly and Nieder posted top hammer throws, with Connolly breaking the world record and Nieder aiming for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Boston
Unitas Still Top Gun as Colts Rip All-Stars
Quarterback Johnny Unitas led the Baltimore Colts to a 32-17 victory over the All-Stars. He threw two touchdown passes and added another, with wide receiver Ray Berry and end John Mackey starring. Steve Myhra added two field goals as the Colts dominated in front of about 70,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitas
Colts
Chicago
Pecos
Baltimore Colts
Ciker
Ree Celvyers
Ray Berry
Jit Mutschelter
Steve Myhra
Baltimore
George Smain
Lenny Lzo
Notre Dame
Moore
Ottoleport
St. Louis
Cardi Graham
Collonels
Igians
Johnny
Sarus
Maoremons
Gace
Meredik
Khavat
Colphra
Dodger Rally Gives Hook Victory Over Reds
In a tense ninth, Maury Wills and Willie Davis set the stage as Eddie Kasko tangled in a rundown and pinched the tying run home. Don Drysdale faltered late, but Jim West picked up win No. 8 after a sharp effort, while hooks by rookies and strong plays by Robinson and Pinson framed a dramatic 2-1 Dodger win over Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Davis
Davis
Drysdale
Maury Wille
Jay Hook
Eddie Kasko
Reds
Vada
Roseboro
Pinson
Kaska
Gus Bell
Witts
Kasko
Wills
Bel
Drysaidale
Robinson
Robby Gi
Scond
Larry Sherry
Ton
Hook ii
Kaske
Coleman
Sports Radio TV Calendar Highlights Various Local Events
The schedule lists racing events at BS pire pray otis and By. nat 1, samba journeys at Park Ave. File vs. wh., Reds vs. Eagles at Coliseum, Auto Racing CRA big cars at Ascot, Mop Stock, and Rambures against ravers at stadium.ab.30 FM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire
Otis
Samba
Park Ave
iGtbalbRums
Eagles Coliseum
Atislan
Ascot B. Mop
Cara Saudus
Stan ‘Wenvilla
Rambures
Ravers
Record-setting marks in 400 and 200 meter events
The report lists multiple world and national marks across track events including 400 meters in 44 seconds and 200 meters near 28.7 seconds, with athletes such as Kin, Carney, Murchison, and Davis achieving notable times. It notes records in hurdles, steeplechase, and relays, mentioning various distances and competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Anew i
Winder
Carney
Frais
Voiliamen Kin
Jertan
Murchison
Johnson
Morrow
Dlown Davis
Davie
Woods
Acta Jasran
G.sen
Dellinger
Ésrile
Tvnwgold
Roberton
Truer
Janes
Young Asks
Mets Nah Hurdies
Orioles stay within AL reach with Hansen's homer
A lengthy recap of early season baseball highlights shows Ron Hansen delivering a ninth inning homer for Baltimore, Estrada earning a win, and the Orioles closing the gap in the American League lead. The day included Senators and Yankees actions, with Cleveland and Detroit also posting wins as standings tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale of Perpetual
Jeo
Kansas City
I Hallimore
Zeanyeant- Oy - Hansen
Oles
Ron Hansens
Chuck Estrada
Boston Hedskis
Sea- Sox
Hansen
Mary
I Breeding
Jim Gentile
Senators
Boss Allison
Harmon Killer
Cleve
Brew
Jim Lemon
Baltimore
Pedro Ramos
Giub
Charley Maxwell
Detroit
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bucs
Murtaugh
Tye
Hemus
Ager
Danny Murtaugh
The
Hemiss
Musial
By Jack Teele
Eaplé
Bob Pellegrini
Les Richter
Eddie
Wattsfield
Redlands
Eagle
Acb—Press-Telegram
By John Dixon
Bulletin
Ralph Boston
By Chas. Chamberlain
Don Meredith
Southern’ Methodist
Dallas Cowboys
Gail Cogdill
Washington State
Davy
RSSKO
Bailey
Howard
Godgers
Karko
Finaun
Wes Bell
Wesko
Bell
Roinon
Coleman Ainsted
Lex
Roulhson
Shize
Carcenss
Rudo
Vos Dodgers
Leone Dodgers
Steneese Reds
Drosdete Si
Raninsal
S-Sil
Milwaukee
Cerry
U—Bestess
Garry
Smith
Bude
Sports On Radio-Tv
Youoa
Hs Davis
Verment
Parallenin
Euzaman
Sibert
Cina Gani
Costun
Watson Mita
Gwense West
Thomas
Dunas
Bauat
Natec Jeder
Chavis
Ailey
Pola ‘Vauitee Morris
E-Watsworth
G-Deoley
Enea
Ates
Ang
Shyme
AY Unita
Precs International
Dodger OF the
Norad Larker
PiNsburoh A
Lous
Raiwaukee
Angel
St Gan Frencisco
Leinanpatt
Shiladelphia
Ae Chicape
Seeaulits
Louis
Philadeschta
Sbiraneteco A
Cincinnaii
Los Ageies
Cnn Namaerson
Buzhari
Plitateren
Hadile
NS Angeles
Crate
Medea
San Francisco
Encape Clevetood
Pygaiaten
Essien
Kansas
Kemas
Hart ‘Uredshw
Iy Hulllees
Boxey
Washington
New York
Ren Ya
Meera van Brecklin Ballimore
Tommy McOere
Tendon
Od Foulle Matson Sfrerse
Baumann
Gevei
Lary Gein
We York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!