Yankees top Indians as Terry shuts out, snaps skid
Ralph Terry struck out nine in a 5-0 shutout of the Cleveland Indians, his 19th win of the season, lifting the Yankees to a three game lead in the American League. Ralph Houk quipped about their late-season surge as Sam McDowell took the loss. Meanwhile Washington beat Baltimore 7-0 and Boston defeated Detroit 7-4.
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Senators, Red Sox win as Clinton homers again
Washington’s right hander holds four hitters, but the Senators win despite a five win season. Harry Bright collects three of nine Senators hits and drives in two. Billy Hoeft takes his seventh loss while Lu Clinton belts his 17th homer, adding a two run shot in the sixth to boost Boston past Detroit. Conley secures the win with Radatz assisting in the seventh after the Tigers score twice.
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New Names to Fill Raiders 62 Roster
The Oakland Raiders, in a major off season overhaul, unveil a slate of new players and veterans moved on. Don Heinrich returns to quarterback contention with M C Reynolds as contention. Bo Roberson and Lance Alworth shape a revamped backfield with Charley Fuller and Alan Miller or Willie Simpson at fullback. Rover McMurtry anchors the line with Riley Morris switching to defensive end.
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Round One of Pony League World Series Opens In Washinton
Houston shells Joliet 12-2 as Mike Long fires a two hitter to power Greensboro past National City 3-1. Houston catcher Dave Lynch homered and doubled, aiding a 13 hit attack. Hugh Hamilton of Houston earns his ninth win in 10 starts with 11 strikeouts. Joliet scores both runs in opening frame. National City’s Jim Melillo hits a leadoff homer. Greensboro plates two in the third to reach 3-1, Ted Williams takes the loss for National City.
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Pro Charts Lions Holdover Gambles and Strengths Outline
Tom Watkins could relieve pressure on Nick Pietrosante as Lions seek offensive balance. Milt Plum may lift passing efficiency with leadership unused in Cleveland. Lions defense remains strong though trade reshapes line. corrected gaps and deep personnel aim to revitalize the aerial attack for a team that finished second on defense but needs more scoring.
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Hambletonian may take four heats to decide
A field of 15 trotters for the 37th Hambletonian at Du Quoin faces a drawn post layout that could require four heats. Top entries such as A C's Viking and Sprite Rodney race from early positions, with Dubble T and Impish also shaping the grid. If three different winners emerge from heats one to three, a fourth heat will determine the $62,854 share of the $116,612 purse.
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Sanders advances to seventh in PGA money list
Doug Sanders moves to No 7 in golf money standings after two straight victories. He earned 5300 at the Oklahoma City Open, boosting his season total to 35467.29 while Arnold Palmer led with 80198.33. Gene Littler rose to second with 62270.82 as Bill Casper Jr, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Bob Goalby follow in the top ranks.
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Two More Report To WVU Grid Squad
Morgantown West Virginia two more candidates report to coach Gene Corum for the West Virginia University football squad. Guard Tom Brindle who served in the Marines will be eligible this fall. End Vernon Goff played on the 1960 freshman team but was held out last year for academic difficulties.
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Reds Open Three-Game Series With NL Leaders Dodgers
Reds travel to Los Angeles trailing the Dodgers by four and a half games but optimistic after last season's sweep. Bob Purkey, with 20 wins, will start with rest, while teammates stress the importance of remaining competitive but caution many games remain. Robby, Hutchinson, Coleman and others express belief in a comeback despite Dodgers’ strength and Koufax’s absence.
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Frank Prince Dominates Bluefield Oval Race Day
Frank Prince from Crab Orchard swept the Mountaineer Speedway events at Bluefield, winning the third heat and the 25 lap feature. M B Walker edged Prince in the helmet dash and chased him in the feature. Jack Anderson led the second heat with Benny Miller and Richard Lafferty close behind. Benny Miller escaped serious injury after a two car pileup and was hospitalized with a sore leg.
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Logan To Face Detroit In Softball Regionals
Logan will meet Detroit Friday in regional softball play at Hamilton Ohio after winning the West Virginia title. Logan managed only two hits off Charleston pitcher Jim Tincher but they counted. Paul Dingess doubled in the second inning and scored on a single by Ted Murray. Doug Ellison was the winning pitcher.
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July and August Named for Historical Figures
The text notes that only July and August carry names honoring people, July for Ilius Caesar and August for August ius, highlighting a rare two month tribute in the calendar.
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Midget Football Opens Season At Van Meter Stadium
Two games kickoff the Civitan Club sponsored Midget Football League at Van Meter Stadium tonight. East Beckley seeks a 32nd straight title against North Beckley while Bolling Addition faces South Beckley in the opener at 6 30. New coaches include Pete Crouch at Bolling and Tony Misiti at South as North Beckley promotes Bill Scruggs to head coach amid anticipation.
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Haydon Defeats Mortimer in All-British Final at Palace
In St Moritz Switzerland Ann Haydon beat Angela Mortimer 6 3 4 6 6 2 to win the all British final. Jean Claude Barclay of France captured the men's singles title overcoming Harold Elschenbreiche of West Germany 6 1 6 2 in the Palace tournament.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From A L East and National League
The American League standings show New York leading at 73 58 with a .557 mark and Minnesota at 74 59 .556. Results from Monday include New York 5 Cleveland 0 and Washington 7 Baltimore 0. In the National League Los Angeles leads at 84 6? .649 with San Francisco second at 82 48 .631. Upcoming games list Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, Baltimore at Washington, and more with pitchers noted for nightly matchups.
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Yankees to Pick Up Cullen of IL from Richmond
News wires say the New York Yankees will promote pitcher Jack Cullen from Richmond at season end Sept 9. Cullen thrilled by the news helped Richmond beat Jacksonville Suns 4 2 as his 11th win against seven losses. Also: Atlanta Crackers beat Jets 7 2 lifting to fourth. Maple Leafs beat Red Wings 7 3 aided by Dennis Menke two run homer. Buffalo at Syracuse game rained out. Standings show Jacksonville leading with 52 62? The content notes multiple standings entries and records.
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