Injuries Hit Pro Gridders After Ist Tilt
NFL first week end exhibition foul weather of injuries hits Giants and Cardinals with Gifford Shofner and Thomas out for Packers game. Redskins welcome All-Star Charlie Taylor into Carlisle camp after Lions loss. Colts lose Wendell Harris to broken ribs. Rams’ rookie John Mims to eight weeks surgery. All-Star and college reps report to Bears Lions and Vikings camps as teams reshuffle rosters.
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Giants Bounce Back In Eastern League Showdown
The pace setting Springfield Giants rebounded from two losses to Elmira to beat the Pioneers 5 1 in an Eastern League game. Jose Calero had a single double and triple while Frank Johnson added two singles and a double as three pitchers allowed 10 hits. Mat Gayesky earned his 15th win of the season by limiting the Giants to one unearned run in the fourth after a wild pitch scoring John Mason. In other action Williamsport Jets outscored Reading Red Sox 6 4 as Bob Sanders and Bill Haas sparked a rally with a Sanders score on a misplayed relay and Sam Drake’s triple. Duane Richards won his second decision. Fred Wenz took the loss. York White Roses split a twin bill with Charleston Indians as York rallied for seven in the opener, then Lee blanked York on three hits in the 1 0 nightcap.
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Mount Hope High toissue Mustangs gear and meet coach
Mount Hope High School will issue gear to the Mustangs beginning Wednesday and continuing through Friday per coach Dave Adkins. A 7:30 Wednesday night meeting will introduce new assistant coach Jack Pack and football play books will be handed out.
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Braves Sign Harmon From Los Angeles to 1965 Contract
The Milwaukee Braves signed 21 year old second baseman Jerry Harmon from Los Angeles to a 1965 contract with their Austin Texas League farm club.
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Phils Up Lead Without Playing Reds Triumph Over Los Angeles
Bill White drives St Louis to 2-1 win over his old teammates as he boosts his average to .306 and extends his hitting streak to 18 games. Gibson gets the win, Haller and Brock each attempt crucial plays for the Giants, while Philadelphia keeps pace atop the league. Reds top Dodgers 7-2 behind Purkey four hits and RBIs from Borso and Robinson.
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Major League Leaders By National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Mays Giants Williams Cubs Santo Cubs Aaron Braves and Torre Braves with top marks in home runs runs batted in and batting. American League leaders feature Killebrew Twins Powell Orioles Allison Twins and Stuart Red Sox across home runs runs and batting averages. Pitching leaders list Koufax Marichal O'Toole Bunning Mahaffey Gibbon in NL and Bunker Ford Chance Pizarro Kralick Downing in AL.
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Major League Line Scores from San Francisco and Cincinnati
In San Francisco the Giants beat the Cardinals 1 to 2 with Gibson earning the win over Herbel and Hart homering for St. Louis. In Cincinnati the Reds defeated the Dodgers 7 to 2 as Purkey improves to 6-6 and Moeller loses at 6-11.
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Jack Dempsey urges doctors as wife urges patience
New York UPI reports former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, 69, is confined in his room and growing restless. His wife Deanna urges him to be nice while doctors Max Eil and David Bloom note he is 80 percent recovered from a mild heart strain tied to bronchitis.
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Beckley Youth Sports Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Today's football and softball games feature Woodrow Wilson, Stratton, Shady Spring, and Mount Hope with 9 to 2 odds, plus Beckley Babe Ruth and Raleigh Motors in second games. Girls softball WW Market faces Beckley Wr ecking, and Beckley Little League Comets collide with Chicks. Local officials and fans gather at Beckley Jr High for the football clinic at 7 30.
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Ronda Farmer Enters Mountaineer 500 Race
Huntington West Virginia UPI Junior Johnson a top driver enters the Mountaineer 500 at the West Virginia International Speedway in Ona. The Ronda North Carolina resident has wins including the Nashville 500.
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Exhibition Baseball Results At Pittsburg Exhibition
Pittsburg hosts a baseball exhibition where Cleveland scores five to two as Pittsburg tallies two. Final pitching and batting show mixed results with notable contributions from both teams and fans.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From A Glance
The standings show Philadelphia leading with a .602 mark, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Tuesday lists likely pitchers for several NL games, with matches including New York at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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New York Grid Game Returns as Club Matchup
New York University and Georgetown announce a club level football game at Kehoe Field on November 21 marking a cautious revival of the sport at both schools. Vic Obeck says the game is not varsity and follows two years of student club play. Georgetown's Jack Hagerty frames it as intramural incentive.
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Frick Agrees To Stay Until After '65 Series
Chicago UPI Major league baseball executives set Frick to remain beyond his Sept. 21, 1965 retirement to finish the 1965 World Series. A report on commissioner functions will go to the Executive Council before December meetings. TV plans include a Monday night Game of the Week with 20 teams, four games, two telecast, rainouts as backups. Los Angeles Angels move to Anaheim approved. Milwaukee Braves oppose a move now.
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Yankees Eye X Rays to Cure Ford Calcification
New York Yankees bid for a fifth straight pennant hinges on X-ray treatment of Whitey Ford’s right hip calcification. Ford, 12-4 on the season, has been at Lenox Hill Hospital daily, with a spokesman saying therapy aims to reduce strain inflammation and calcification. If improved, Ford could return by week’s end. otherwise the Yankees face life without their ace.
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Sophia II Postseason Opens With Local Matchups
The Sophia Little League postseason begins tonight at 6 p.m. at Albert Vennari Field with Tams versus Slab Fork. Sophia Electric faces Sophia Builders on Wednesday and Truman Mine meets Smith Williams on Thursday. Regular season ended Monday after Tams defeated Smith Williams 10 to 0. Crouch and Daniels, Smyres and Profitt noted in the box.
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Duncan Catron Sparks Post 70 to 10 7 Victory in Tournament
Duncan Catron scored three runs in the first inning and then stayed on even terms for Post 70 to win 10 7 in the Warren Williams post season tournament. Short and Johnson each had three hits for the winners while McDowell homered for the losers.
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