Yankees Hint Pedro Ramos Trade Could Boost Pennant Run
New York poised to add Pedro Ramos on loan from Cleveland as AL race tightens with Orioles, White Sox, and Twins, Ramos earning win in 5 2 victory over Minnesota. Pepitone drives in three. Howard and Tresh add two hits each as Yankees move to within one game of the lead. Other AL results note Athletics top Orioles, Indians edge White Sox, Red Sox over Angels, Senators over Tigers. In NL, Phillies beat Giants 4-1 and Reds rout Brewers 9-2.
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Parker laments Steelers line after Rams opener loss
Pittsburgh head coach Buddy Parker blasted the Steelers offensive line after Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 26-14. He blamed pass protection and run blocking, noting the Rams front four dominated. Rams coach Harland Svare praised his defense and rookie Bill Munson, while Ed Brown and the Steelers’ miscues fueled the Rams victory with timely interceptions and fumbles.
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Buffalo Bills Coast Past Chiefs 34 to 17 in Opener
Bills erupt for 31 points in the first quarter as Buffalo defeats Kansas City 34-17 opening weekend of the AFL season. Jets set attendance mark at Shea Stadium 44,497 while Raiders draw 21,126 at home and Chargers top Oilers 27-21. Attendance across four games totals 118,412, breaking prior records.
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Meade Leading West Virginia PGA as Snead Trails in Final Round
In Huntington, Linden Meade of Tridelphia Country Club led the West Virginia PGA tournament with 207 after three rounds, two strokes ahead of Roy Shreves while Sam Snead stood fifth at 213. The event offers a top prize between 1000 and 1500 dollars for the winner and payments to the five top finishers.
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Major League Leaders in batting and pitching across leagues
National and American leaders listed by category with key figures in batting home runs and runs batted in. Notable names include Mays Cepeda Aaron Torre Santo and Koufax Bunning Ford Lolich in a compact 1960s style leaders roundup.
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Baseball league results and schedule roundup
Saturday results show Baltimore 1 Kansas City 0 New York 4 Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 3 Boston 2 Detroit 6 Washington 5 Cleveland 11 Chicago 1. Sunday results list Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 New York 5 Minnesota 2 Kansas City 7 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 Washington 5 Detroit 1. Monday pitchers: Minnesota at Baltimore Grant 13 10 vs Papas 15 5 and Kansas City at Boston Penn 12 14 vs Connolly 2 10.
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Wheeling Ir onmen edge Rockets for first UFL win
Wheeling Ironmen defeat Toledo Rockets 30 28 on a last minute 24 yard field goal by Bob Butts before 4 421 fans in Toledo Ohio. Ivan Toncic moved from defense to quarterbacking drives aiding Wheeling in securing the winning score with 55 seconds left. Millard Fleming set a league kickoff return record for 105 yards.
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Moss Praises Rockets Defense After Canton Win
Coach Perry Moss of the Charleston Rockets lauds his defense after holding Canton to six rushing yards in a home win. Wilburn Hollis of Charleston scored on a five yard sweep, with Tom Gunnoe returning an interception 28 yards for another TD as Charleston leads Western Division. Wheeling beat Toledo 30-28 with Bob Butts booting a late field goal for the Ironmen.
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Football Scores From Saturday Across Colleges
UCLA beat Pitt 17 to 12. Morehead State won 26 to 14 over Frederick. Minnesota Duluth edged Eau Claire State 29 to 6. Morningside hammered Macalester 47 to 0. Concordia down Parsons 28 to 14. Bethel won 20 to 0 against Hamline. Montana State 29 defeated B.C. 24. Furman 13 beat Miss College 0. Houston 34 defeated Trinity Texas 7. East Carolina 25 over Catawba 0. Bradley 28 beat Wisconsin Milwaukee 8. Delta State 27 beat Arkansas State 2. Ohio Northern 36 defeated Waynesburg 28. St Norbert 34 over Lacrosse. Iowa State 14 over Northern Michigan 7.
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Eskimos Sign Two NFL Players For 1965 Season
Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Football Conference signed quarterback John Anabo from the Cleveland Browns and halfback Larry Ferguson from the Detroit Lions. Anabo backed up Frank Ryan with Cleveland last season while Ferguson was an All America at Iowa in 1960 and an alternate with Detroit in 1963.
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Phillies Edge Giants In 10th For Fourth Win In Row
The Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 4-1 in 10th, taking a 1-1 tie and scoring three runs led by Tony Taylor’s double and Johnny Callison’s RBI single, followed by Richie Allen’s two run homer. Jim Bunning pitched a complete game for win No. 17. Other NL games saw Cardinals, Reds, Dodgers, and Pirates win. Mets beat Twins in the AL. Spahn took a loss as Reds rout Braves. Drysdale notches 18th for Dodgers.
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Attendance records top Major League Baseball season
National League attendance figures released by UPI show the senior circuit running 880943 above last year’s tally after a season start record was set. Both the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies have already established new attendance records for the season.
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