Dodgers Regain Lead as Lefebvre Drives 4 RBIs in 7-1 Win
Dodgers top Pirates 7-1 as Jim Lefebvre, a 22-year-old ex Dodger batboy, drives in four with three hits. Claude Osteen won his 12th, Ron Perranoski pitched two scoreless, lifting LA back to a one game lead in the NL over the Giants and Reds. Giants beat Phillies 5-2 in second game. Chicago toppled St Louis 5-3. Houston edged NY 4-3.
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Lefebvre
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Pirates
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Osteen
Dick Sisler
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Ted Davidson
Davidson
Mike de la Hlaz
Hank Fischer
Frank Robinson
Juan Marichal
Bobby Wine
Chris Short
Marichal
John Roseboro
Matty Alou
Jack Hiatt
Jim Hart
Claude Raymond
Larry Dierker
Rusty Staub
Astro
Mets
Joe Christopher
Ernie Banks
Curt Simmons
Cubs
Bob Hendley
Lou Brock
Cardinals
Wininger Leads Oklahoma City Open Round Two Chase
Bo Wininger holds a one stroke lead entering the second round of the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek. He shot a three under 69 after a rocky start, while Ernie Vossler and Jim Ferriell were tied two under. Palmer faltered to three over 75 as winds tested the field.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Bo Wininger
Wininger
Ernie Vossler
Jim Ferriell
Quail Creek
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
PGA
King Bobbys Nichols
Nichols
Sharp
Siberia
Fishing Report Charleston WV Shows Streams In Good Shape
West Virginia stream conditions vary from low and muddy to normal and clear across districts. Parkersburg Wheeling reports include Ohio River normal and milky, North Fork Hughes low and milky, Potomac and Shenandoah low and clear, Sutton Reservoir and Elk River sections normal and clear, with bass reportedly taking crayfish in swifter runs. Strong catches noted at Greenbrier and Bluestone areas as autumn angling approaches.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Natural Resources Department
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Ohio River
Little Kanawha River
North Fork
Hughes River
Ritchie County
Middle Island
Eastern
Panhandle
Potomac River
Shenandoah River
Potomac
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Sutton Reservoir
Elk River
Clay Normal
Queen Shoals
Beckley - Bluefield
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Union
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Greenbrier
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National and American Leagues
The latest Major League standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 76 wins and 50 losses, San Francisco close behind at 73 and 58. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh trail, while New York, Chicago, and St Louis fight mid-pack. American League leaders Minnesota and Chicago post strong records, with Detroit and Cleveland in pursuit. Tonight’s action includes Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and New York at St Louis, among other matchups, followed by a full Friday slate.
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Sox Take Doubleheader as Tigers Rally Stalls Twins
United Press International reports the Twins blew a 16-run potential advantage by a 5-4 loss to Detroit while Chicago swept Baltimore 5-3 and 9-3. The Twins’ lead shrinks to 6 2 games as Chicago clings to slim math chances in the pennant race.
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Twins
Tigers
United Press International
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Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Major League Leaders Show Top Batters by League
A collage of batting leaders and key game notes features National and American League stars led by Mays and Aaron. The piece highlights hits, runs, and home run tallies, plus late rally performances by Floyd Robinson and Don Wert as teams chase pennant momentum. It also covers Yankees win, Indians rally, and Senators upset of the Red Sox with detailed box highlights.
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Giants
McCovey
Mathews
Braves
Aaron
Callison
Phils
Santo
Cubs
Horton Tigers
Conigliaro
Red Sox
Colavito
Indians
Wagner
Killebrew
Twins
Johnson
Reds
Banks
Stargell
Pirates
Horton
Tigers
Mantilla
Oliva
Hall
Philadelphia Phillies
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Orioles
J. C. Martin
Robinson
Pete Ward
Joe Psarma
Jaus
Terry Fox
Orlando Pena
Don Wert
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Don McMahon
Don Messi
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Bob Chance
Senators
Mick McCormick
Steve Ridzik
Earl Wilson
Broncos Begin Rebuilding With New Coach Rookies
Denver makes a rebuild under new head coach Mac Speedie with Cookie Gilchrist and Abner Haynes leading a strong ground game. Questions loom over quarterback after preseason struggles as veterans Slaughter McCormick and Lee compete for the starter role. The roster features top rookies Bob Breitenstein and John Bramlett with a hopeful 1965 season ahead.
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Denver
UPI
Denver Broncos
Cookie Gilchrist
Abner Haynes
Mac Speedie
Cleveland Brown
Gilchrist
Bob Breitenstein
Tulsa
John Bramlett
Memphis State
Haynes
Charlie Mitchell
Wendell Hayes
Hum
Bort State
Speedie
Mickey Slaughter
John McCormick
Jackie Lee
Slaughter
Broncos
Lionel Taylor
Bob Scarpitto
al Denson
Hewritt Dixon
Odell
Casey Stengel bids Mets farewell at high noon curtain call
At Shea Stadium the weary Casey Stengel delivered a final two minute farewell to his Mets after retiring uniform No 37. He wavered with emotion as teammates recalled his impact and thanked photographers and writers for making him famous. He ended with a quiet walk to the ball game.
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UPI
Casey Stengel
Mets
Jim Hickman
Casey
Ron Hunt
Stengel
Larry Bearnorth
Buffalo
Shea Stadium
Bearnorth
Ball Park
Drysdale
Bullets Sign Top Pick Jerry Sloan From Evansville
Baltimore Bullets announce signing of their No 1 draft choice Jerry Sloan from Evansville College. Salary reported around $12 000. Sloan joins the NBA team after standout college season, adding veteran scoring and defensive potential to the lineup.
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UPI
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Jerry Sloan
Evansville
Ind
Buffalo Defeats Jets in AFL Preseason Tilt
The Buffalo Bills defeated the New York Jets 31-10 in an AFL exhibition. Charley Warner returned a kickoff for 101 yards and later scored on a kickoff return. Tom Day blocked a punt on the two yard line and the Bills built a 17-3 halftime lead as Jack Kemp connected on two TD passes. Joe Namath threw a late 35-yard TD for New York. The article also previews upcoming NFL and AFL games involving several teams.
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Charley Warner
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Warner
New York
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Tom Day
Curly Johnson
Jack Kemp
Glenn Bass
Charlie Ferguson
Joe Namath
Jets
Don Maynard
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Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
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Sacramento
Calif
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George Blanda
Ode Burrell
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Raiders
Cookie Gilchrist
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Oakland
Houston
Dallas Cowboys
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Minnesota Vikings
Birmingham
Ala
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Marichal Booed By Philly Fans At Opening Pitch
In Philadelphia Connie Mack Stadium fans jeered Juan Marichal as he returned to the mound for the Giants after the Roseboro bat incident. He was fined 1750 dollars, suspended eight days, and faces a 110000 damage suit, while Chris Short pitched seven hits for a 4 3 Phillies win in the opener of a doubleheader.
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UPI
Boo Birds
Connie Mack Stadium
Juan Marichal
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Roseboro
Richie Allen
Dick Stuart
Phillies
Giants
Phils
Chris Short
Fight Results From Los Angeles Bout Compiled
Los Angeles reports show Dwight Hawkins defeated opponent Dinamita Ro in a boxing bout. The scoring and exact rounds are unclear from the fragmented UPI summary dated Stockton, California.
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UPI
Dwight Hawkins
Dinamita Rohas
Stockton
Calif
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