Indians roll to key doubleheader sweep over Red Sox
Cleveland's Mel McGaha-led club stretched its AL lead to two games by sweeping Boston 6-3 and 3-0. Jim Perry won sixth despite a tough first inning. Barry Latman shut down Boston in game two. Nellie Fox contributed a two-run double, and Willie Kirkland plus Jerry Kindell homered for the Indians.
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Nellie Fox
Ray Herbert
Bob Rodgers
Leon Wagner
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Ted Bowsfield
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Chuck Hinton
Chuck Cottier
Norm Cash
Jim Hannan
Don Messi
Bill White
Norm Sherry
Bobby Shantz
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Pidge Browne
Major League Standings And Probable Pitchers Report
Major League Standings show American League leaders with Cleveland and Detroit leading in tight divisions. Probable pitchers list key matchups, including Ford vs Barber in New York Baltimore and Wilson vs Ramos in Boston Cleveland. Evening notes mark night games and twinight doubleheaders across a busy schedule.
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USC Faces NCAA Tennis Semis as Palms Trot to Upset
In Stanford California USC leads the NCAA quarterfinals with Rafael Osuna defeating George Stoesser and Bill Bond beating Ray Senkowski as Paul Palmer of UCLA upsets Bill Hoogs Jr. Michigans Gerry Dubie and Fritz Schunck fall to Riessen and Mandelstam while Nagler defeats Minegishi.
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UPI
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Bill Lenoir
University of Arizona
Earnhart
Paul Palmer
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Marty Riessen
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Bill Hoogs Jr
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Michigan
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Fritz Schunck
Rice
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John Karabsz
Miami
Drayton Nabers
Princeton
Riessen
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USC
Coast League Standings and Wednesday Results
Coast League standings show Salt Lake and Seattle tied at 36 26 with .581, San Diego 37 27 .578, Tacoma 33 30 .524, Hawaii 30 33 .476, Vancouver 26 35 .426, Spokane 19 40 .322. Wednesday results include San Diego 13 Vancouver 10 and Salt Lake City 9 Tacoma 5. other games listed with pitchers and venues.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from a Rain-Interrupted Day
United Press International tracks a doubleheader slate with Milwaukee and New York split after a 9-4 first game and a 7-0 second game halted by rain. Highlighted by Miller and LeMarichal performances, the scoreboard lists winners, losers, and home runs across multiple NL matchups.
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Mantle Returns to Yankee Lineup in High-Stakes Gamble
In Baltimore, manager Ralph Houk bets on Mickey Mantle by starting him in right field for the Yankees’ five game series with Detroit. Mantle, sidelined since May with a leg and knee problem, will be eased back as Roger Maris remains in center.
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Roy Hamey
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Individual Leaders in National League and Major Titles
The ranking highlights Mays of the Giants, Banks of the Cubs, Cepeda of the Giants, Menas of the Colts, and Aaron of the Braves with top home run and RBI tallies. The list notes strong performances from Gi ants 21, Cubs 18, Giants 17, Colts 17, Braves 16.
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Giants
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Cubs
Cepeda
Menas
Colts
H. Aron
Braves
World Series of Golf to be held at Firestone
Akron Ohio UPI announces a four player World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club September 8 and 9. Participants include Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and remaining slots to be filled by the PGA. First prize 50000 the largest ever for professional golf with 15000 to runner up and at least 5000 to third.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
PGA
Firestone
Palmer
Troon
Scottlads Jay
Arizona prep all-star games face NCAA block
Backers of the Arizona prep all-star football and basketball games in Flagstaff say they have not quit after the NCAA refused to recognize the event. About 100 players across 11 and six-man games were set for August 17–18, with a north-south format. The NCAA cited insurance and practice deficiencies and could bar participants from college eligibility.
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UPI
Arizona Prep
Flagstaff
NCAA
Arizona Coaches Association
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Karl Johnstone Named to All America Track and Field Team
Karl Johnstone of Arizona earned a second straight berth on the All America outdoor track and field squad as announced by the rules committee in Eugene Oregon. The University of Arizona star earned the honor again for his discus performance.
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UPI
University of Arizona
Karl Johnstone
Arizona license change shifts to six month periods
The report states that 63 licenses are being distributed on a short-term basis for a fiscal period. Starting July 1, 1968, licenses will be issued for six months only until January 1964, after which the department will switch to a calendar year. Short-term fishing licenses will be half price, hunting licenses full price, covering the entire hunting season.
Military Academies unify policy to avoid recruiting confusion
West Point and the Naval and Air Force academies issued a joint statement to clarify policy for athletes considering service academies. The move aims to prevent athletes from becoming compromised by early commitments amid congressional scrutiny into recruiting tactics.
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UPD
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Air Force Academy
Everett O. Post
Elk hunting opens in Grand Teton Park with 2000 permits
The 1982 elk hunting season returns in Grand Teton National Park. WY Game and Fish and Park Service issue 2000 permits on a first come basis to state residents and non residents. park rangers will be deputized. Permit holders may hunt outside the park as well. Also noted are stream and fishing updates across Arizona and Wyoming with reports of good catches in White Mountain lakes and Mogollon Rim area.
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Wyoming Game and Fish
Commission
Wyoming
White Mountain
Mogollon Rim
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