McNally Dominates as Orioles Beat Yankees 11-6
Hank Bauer praised Dave McNally as Baltimore’s lone consistent starter this season. McNally pitched a complete game against New York, securing his 13th win and lowering the pennant magic number to 13 with 23 games left. Don Wert and Bill Freehan homered for Detroit in a 6-2 win. Cleveland, Minnesota, and California also won while Washington’s Hodges was ejected.
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Major League Leaders in Runs Batted In and Pitching
National League leaders include Aaron Braves Clemente Pirates with 106 and 90. Allen and White Phillies 103 and 92. Torre Braves and Mays Giants 90. American League leaders Powell Orioles 103 FF Robinson 102 Killebrew 96 Horton 91 B Robinson 88. Pitching leaders show Regan Dodgers 12 1 and Marichal Giants 21 5 Perry Giants 20 5 Koufax Dodgers 22 8 Maloney Reds 14 6. American League McNally Orioles 13 4 Sanford Angels 13 5 Kaat Twins 22 9 Boswell Twins 12 5 Siebert Indians 16coe.
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Ohio State Illinois Purdue Top Three Choices In Big Ten
Ohio State Purdue and Illinois emerge as top contenders to trounce Michigan State in the 1966 Big Ten title race. Ohio State shows promise with Bill Long and depth, Purdue relies on Bob Griese but needs protection, and Illinois plans explosive play with Cyril Pinder and Ron Bess while seeking replacements on quarterback and fullback.
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Ankle May Cost Santana 2nd Straight U S Title
Forest Hills report on Manuel Santana injuring his ankle yet pushing through to a possible quarterfinal against Chuck McKinely. The timetable and lineup included McKinley Stilwell Dell Roche Ashe Graebner Riessen Emerson Newcombe and others in a crowded men’s draw plus Maria Bueno and Nancy Richey in women’s action.
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Louis Schmeling Meet But Smiling This Time
Louis and Schmeling, former heavyweight champions, met at Hamburg Fuhlscuettel Airport and visited Schmeling’s home in Hollenstedt. Louis, in Germany for the September Cassius Clay Karl Mildenberger title fight in Frankfurt, greeted Schmeling, who had toppled Louis in 1936 and later was knocked out by Louis in their 1938 rematch.
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Modern Woodmen of America ad promotes savings plan
An advertising notice from PAUL O. BURDETTE FIC District Manager for Modern Woodmen of America outlines a savings plan. It lists contact details in Beckley West Virginia and references the Rock Island Illinois office.
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Bulldogs Take Control Of CFL
Philadelphia Bulldogs rally to a 41-35 win over Charleston as Dave Washington reaches 36 points to lead the league in scoring and Bob Brodhead tops pass efficiency. End Bob Reed of Brooklyn leads in receptions with 19 and yards at 352 as Wheeling kicker Rick Duncan eyes a 1 yard field goal record against Norfolk.
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Baseball Standings and Starting Times
Listings show starting times in EDT for games with California at Kansas City Krausse and Culver, Chicago at Minnesota Peters, Washington at Detroit Orten, and New York at Baltimore Bunker, plus two earlier matchups. Thursday has no games scheduled.
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Sadecki Stymies Dodgers as Giants Grab Second
Ray Sadecki dominated Los Angeles with three hits allowed as the Giants beat the Dodgers 5-0. Tito Fuentes supported with a three run double, Willi Mays homered, boosting San Francisco into a near second-place tie with Los Angeles behind Pittsburgh.其他 NL results: Braves beat Pirates, Mets toppled Reds, Astros edged Cardinals, Cubs downed Phillies.
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Mile US Handicap Set at Atlantic City Racecourse
Owners of Baffle Assagai and What A Treat accepted bids Tuesday to start in the $100,000 United Nations Handicap on September 17 at Atlantic City race course in Mays Landing New Jersey per UPI dispatch.
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Smith to Play Golf for Dedication of New Preston Course
Governor Hulett C. Smith will play a round of golf in Kingwood to dedicate the Preston Country Club new 18 hole course. The layout includes 12 new holes and six carried from the former nine hole setup.
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