Angels Top Bosox and Reds Stay In NL Race
Cincinnati Reds, led by Robinson and O'Toole, beat the Braves 10-2 as Robinson drove in five with a second grand slam. O'Toole struck out 12 in a six-hitter and remained above .500. Los Angeles Angels, trailing the Yankees, beat the Red Sox 5-1. Twins defeated the Yankees 6-4 in Minneapolis. Albie Pearson discusses adjusting to center field in Chavez Ravine era and his role as leadoff man.
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Woodrow Wilson Faces Linemen Shortage Before Season
Coach Ken Wheeler of Woodrow Wilson warns the team lacks big linemen as football season nears. With experienced backfield led by Billy Karbonit, the Eagles hope added weight on 190 to 215-pound linemen and practice starting Wednesday can yield a competitive year.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From Monday to Wednesday
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 79 wins and 66 losses, San Francisco 76-64, Cincinnati 72-64, Pittsburgh 65-50, St. Louis 65-53, Milwaukee 63-56, Philadelphia 54-66, Chicago 43-75, Houston 41-74, New York 30-86. American League leaders New York 70-45, Los Angeles 67-51, Minnesota 66-52, Chicago 50-58, Baltimore 58-59. Monday results include Cincinnati 10 Milwaukee 2. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list games and probable pitchers across both leagues.
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Reds Sell Drabowsky To A's Robinson Ups Average To .343
Reds trade Moe Drabowsky to Kansas City as Cincinnati extends a 25 of 31 games stretch. Frank Robinson drives in five with a grand slam and raises his average to .343 while Jim O’Toole fans 12 in a six-hitter. Gene Freese returns to the lineup as Joe Nuxhall or Jim Maloney set to face Milwaukee.
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Papooses Report to Stoco Junior High Football Tryouts
Papooses are asked to report to Stoco Junior High School at 8:30 Monday morning to receive equipment for football candidacy.
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Parker Names Brown As Starting Quarterback
West Liberty West Virginia UPI reports coach Buddy Parker of the Pittsburgh Steelers named Ed Brown to start at quarterback against the Chicago Bears in the first NFL exhibition game for both clubs in Atlanta. Brown, acquired in an off season trade, will vie with Bobby Layne for the No 1 job. The roster was trimmed to 48, with rookies Hultz and Crawley waived, leaving twelve rookies among the active players. The Steelers prep with a light practice and plan to fly to Atlanta Friday.
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New York Major League Boxscores Highlight AL Action
New York box scores showcase American League results with team names, scores, and key player stats across games. Details cover pitchers batting averages and run totals, reflecting balanced action from recent matches in a concise recap format.
Upsets Rule US Girls Grass Court Tennis Tourney
In Philadelphia the UPI reports opening rounds where Stephanie Defina defeated top seed Vicki Berner and advanced to the third round after beating Carlene Basore. Wendy Overton upset Nina Wosters to reach the third round. defending champion Vicki Palmer won two matches to move on. The field was cut from 88 to 32 after two rounds with several seeded Americans advancing.
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Cuban weight lifters seek asylum in U S
Four Cuban weight lifters and their coach deserted during the ninth Central American and Caribbean Games in Kingston and planned to obtain visas to seek political asylum in the United States. The group, identified as coach Julio Cespedes and lifters Ignacio Herrera Gerardo Diaz Sergio Oliva and Juan Torres, disappeared before the weight lifting event as officials faced a political row overshadowing athletic activity.
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Kelso Named Tops in Weekly U.S. Horse Poll
The Thoroughbred Racing Association declares Kelso the nation's leading handicap horse in the latest weekly poll, despite just one win in four starts this year. Kelso, the 1960 and 1961 Horse of the Year, retains top status in UPI coverage.
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