Mantle Powers Yankees Past Indians in Tight Win
Mickey Mantle 4-for-5 drives in two runs as the Yankees end a six game skid with a 2-1 victory over Cleveland. His 399th career homer keys the win and keeps New York atop the AL, while the Angels and Twins win to stay within two games. Dodgers cruise past Reds 8-1 as Podres strikes out, Purkey shelled.
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Dodgers top Reds in key NL clash as Podres shines
In a tight National League tilt the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4-1 behind starter Dave Podres who went the distance while Maury Wills swiped his 73rd base. Willie Davis scored on Tommy Davis' single and a double steal in the eighth added insurance as Cincinnati managed a lone run on a Vada Pinson single. The loss amplifies Cincinnati's crisis after a long winning streak, with much of the season's fate resting on tonight's rematch and the juggernaut Dodgers' late run support.
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Walking Papers From Vikings Spur AFL Bids for George Shaw
Two AFL teams seek veteran quarterback George Shaw after the Minnesota Vikings released him for age. Denver Broncos and New York Titans show interest as NFL rosters shrink to 43 and AFL squads to 38. Other cuts include Viking backs and Eagles defenders while John Furman joins from the Browns. Public notes detail additional roster moves across NFL clubs.
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Record Hambletonian crowd predicted at Du Quoin
Du Quoin Illinois predicted a record Hambletonian attendance of 40 000 for the 37th edition of the harness race with 15 trotters racing for 116 612 78 dollars. The Du Quoin track was described as lightning fast and last year’s crowd set an attendance record of 32 964.
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Browns Get New Look as Ninowski Passes Freely
Paul Brown shapes a new Browns attack with Ninowski’s buoyant play and a reshaped receiving corps led by Gary Collins. Key changes include Brown’s bold play calling, a strengthened offensive line, and a defense needing linebacker depth and secondary cohesion to support an unsettled pass defense.
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Grays Clinch Eastern League Pennant Bid in Doubleheader
Williamsport Grays clinched second place by sweeping York White Roses 11 1 and 5 4 to move 12 1 2 games ahead in the Eastern League with 12 left. John Shockley hit two homers in the first game while Harry Oliver relieved in the eighth to finish. Elmira edged Binghamton 6 5, Charleston vs Springfield postponed by rain.
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Bluefield and Wytheville Extend Appalachian League Streaks
Bluefield blanked Harlan 2-0 behind Mike Carbura five hit pitching to win a fourth in a row while Wytheville beat Kingsport 9-2 for a sixth straight victory. Jerry Pritchett fueled the rout with a homer two RBIs and a double. Salem ended a three game skid by defeating Middlesboro 15-12. Upcoming games feature Bluefield at Salem, Middlesboro at Wytheville, and Kingsport at Harlan.
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Bespectacled Jockey Notched 2000th Win After Injuries
Chicago jockey Tony Skorowski recalls a hard career studded with injuries including an appendicitis scare before the 2000th win on Red Berry, a milestone achieved in 22 years on the turf. He laments owners’ reluctance to ride injured riders and notes his years of tough breaks shaping his unorthodox saddle style.
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