Reds Cling to pennant hope after Labor Day fades
The Cincinnati Reds trail the Philadelphia Phillies by five percent in the NL race as Labor Day approaches. They must win about 20 of 26 to overtake. The Reds cut the gap by beating the Milwaukee Braves 6-3 while the Phillies fell 4-3 to the San Francisco Giants. Jim Maloney earned his 13th win with a three-run homer and a strong 61 1 3 innings.
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Tom Shrewsbury Wins Handicap at Black Knight Country Club
Tom Shrewsbury won the Joe L. Smith Handicap Tournament at Black Knight Country Club with a 2 up victory over Alan Sussman in the championship match. He previously defeated Bob Thacker and later Bob Cunningham Gilbert Terry and Dr C C Cottrill on his way to the title, a repeat win from ten years ago when his handicap was higher. The event, held since 1937, was donated by the late congressman and has kept a strong club tradition with strong backing from members and the community.
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Petty and Lorenzen Duel for Southern 500 at Darlington
Richard Petty and Fred Lorenzen prepare for the 15th Southern 500 in Darlington with 44 cars qualified. Petty set an inside pole speed of 136.815 mph while Lorenzen matched 135.727 mph in Rebel 300 trials. Crowd projections reach up to 8,000 fans from across nations in the cotton town.
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High School Football Results From Across the State
Football scores show Sissonville 24 over DuPont 14 and Huntington 28 over Montgomery 0. Other results include Poca 46 over Hurricane 0, Morgantown 7 over Parkersburg 48, and Martinsburg 26 over Keyser 0 with numerous regional matches listed.
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Pro Football Exhibition Surprises Across Preseason Games
The pre season slate produced shocks as Vikings posted a perfect 5-0 mark in showings while Giants endured a poor run. Jets tied for first in the AFL junior loop after a late rally. Other results included Redskins over Cardinals and Rams over 49ers, Bears over Cowboys, Broncos over Patriots, and a Colts 48-17 over Steelers with Unitas passing twice.
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Nittany Lions Open Camp As Navy Opener Looms
Penn State under coach Rip Engle enters spring drills with 57 returnees and 10 newcomers as he seeks replacements for 11 graduates. End positions must replace Anderson and Caum, linebackers Baker and Sabol, and quarterback for Liske. Candidates include Sandusky Bowes Yost Steinbacher McLean Thompson Morgan and others in a five way linebacking scramble. The team opens September 19 at home against Navy and will conduct double sessions for about 10 days before shifting to one-a-day practices.
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Local Anglers Dominate Smallmouth and Crappie Divisions
Norville Park Sophia takes third in smallmouth with a five pound two ounce fish measuring 21 3 4 inches long and 13 3 4 inches in girth weighed at Ray's Bait Shop Shady Spring. Mike Petrosky Lanark wins top in the crappie division moving Judith Dew Beckley to second. Mike age 12 caught a one pound 12 ounce white crappie at Prince on Aug 28 while fishing with a hellgrammite.
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Mounties Are Talent Laden at WVU Camp
West Virginia University football training camp shows several standout talents. Contributors include kicking specialist Chuck Kinder and fullback Dick Leftridge, with leadership from captains Alan Hoover and Jim Mazzella. New prospects like Doug Stanley, Karl Bush, and Joe Taffoni hint at future depth as the Mountaineers pursue improved play.
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Pittsburgh Panthers Open Season With UCLA
Pitt Panthers prepare for the 1964 season opener at home against UCLA after two weeks of drills at Allegheny College in Meadville. Head coach John Michelosen cited defense as the focus while noting improved ball movement and timing from scrimmage with Fred Mazurek and Kenny Lucas sharing quarterback duties.
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Surtees Nears Leaders Clark and Hill in Italy
British driver John Surtees won the 35th Grand Prix of Italy at Monza in a Ferrari as Jim Clark and Graham Hill, the top two in the world championship, faced engine trouble in the 278.5 mile race leaving Surtees within reach of the title with two races remaining.
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Rader Injured In WVU Practice
Tailback Dick Rader from Ripley, weighing 210 pounds, was lost for about five weeks with a fractured left wrist. He was taken to Morgantown hospital after injuring the wrist in a two hour scrimmage. Coach Gene Corum said, That's one boy I didn't want to lose. Cast expected 5-6 weeks as practice resumes Monday morning after a day off.
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Charleston Rockets Rally Past Wheeling 20 9 in UFL Clash
Charleston Rockets defeated defending champion Wheeling 20 9 in Wheeling to move to 2 0 on the season. Quarterback Ron Miller connected with Sammy Weir for two TDs while Dick Zigrino added two field goals and two extra points. Wheeling’s scoring came on a 29 yard TD pass from Dave Mathieson and a field goal by Bob Butts.
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McKinley Emerson May Clash In Tennis Finals
Forest Hills report on the US National Singles Championship shows top contenders McKinley and Emerson advancing to third round. McKinley defeated Premjit Lall 60 60 62 while Ralston beat Ray Moore 60 62 63. Emerson beat Butch Newman 62 64 64 as Stolle and Osuna also advanced.
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