Packers Beat Giants 24-17 In Monday Night NFL Tilt
Green Bay running back Jimmy Taylor rushed for 95 yards and two scores, with a TD called back and a late surge to rally the Packers past the New York Giants 24-17. Sam Huff and Andy Robustelli limited Taylor at times, while Herb Adderley returned a Chandler kickoff for 100 yards to spark the Packers.
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Coronado Dons Rally As 92 Try Out For 63 Team
Coronado High notes 92 boys attend first practice of the 1963 season as the Dons aim to improve a 2 3 1 conference and 4 5 1 overall record. Two seniors Rod Baker and John Hand not returning due to injury and relocation. nine lettermen back.
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Dodgers sweep twin bill as Koufax nears NL strikeout mark
Dodgers win 7-3 and 7-1 over the Astros on Labor Day, with Sandy Koufax earning his 21st victory and fanning 13 in the opener to approach the NL season strikeout record. Johnny Podres adds a 12th win as St. Louis and Chicago close gaps in the pennant race.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues Today
American League standings show New York leading with 90 wins and Chicago 78. Sunday's games featured Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 and New York 5 Baltimore 4. National League results include Los Angeles beating Houston 7 3 and Chicago defeating San Francisco 7 5.
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Devils Practice Secret Plays At Camp Tontozona
Arizona State University coach Frank Kush begins two session daily practice at Camp Tontozona as he works to keep secret plays. Kush warns players not to leak any data before the Sept. 21 opener vs Wichita at Tempe. Rush praises the Devils' spirit and excitement for the season.
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Ceylon's High Living Standard Tied to Plantations
The National Geographic Atlas of the World credits Sri Lanka for its high living standards due to vast tea, rubber and coconut plantations.
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Labor Day Major League Baseball results wrap
First game summary shows Cincinnati and New York with runs and pitchers Cox Purkey Edwards and Durkey plus Hickman Kasko homers. Second game features Cincinnati 14 runs against New York 3 with Maloney Edwards and Hook. Rose homered. Other leagues note Phillies Milwaukee and Pittsburgh St. Louis and Chicago San Francisco results with multiple homers and wins by Ellsworth Podres Ford Wilhelm.
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