Marichal Pitches Four-Hitter as Giants Take Lead in West
Juan Marichal tossed a four-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Atlanta Braves to put the San Francisco Giants in sole first in the Western Division at 82-66. The Dodgers moved into second place after sweeping the Reds in a doubleheader while Cincinnati slipped two games back. Marichal, celebrated for his 489 major league wins, anchored a stretch drive that could alter the pennant race amid a season of near-misses for the Giants.
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Killebrew Near MVP as Twins Lead AL. RBI Mark Tops
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 44th homer and drove in three as the Twins beat Oakland 11-3, boosting their Western Division lead to 10 games. He has 134 RBIs, chasing the AL season high, with Ted Williams and Vern Stephens at 159 in 1949 as a distant benchmark.
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Royals Coach Cousy Seeks Return as Player at 41
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy said he asked for permission to become an active player. If approved, the 41 year old would be the oldest NBA player in history.
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Drive With Safety Sierra 735-15 775-15 825-15 B55-15
Product listing or ad notes model numbers Sierra 735-15 775-15 825-15 B55-15 with no clear event or context. The readable text resembles a catalog snippet or safety labeling reference without a coherent article narrative or identifiable entities.
Fox continues cage betterment for Suns in pre season
Center Jim Fox, a two year NBA veteran averaging 14 points and 13 rebounds last season after being acquired from Detroit, trains at Coconino High School as Phoenix Suns prep for the exhibition season. Fox says he added nearly two inches to his vertical and will face Lew Alcindor on Sept. 27 against the Milwaukee Bucks in Milwaukee.
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Central Arizona Fishing Report Highlights Across Rivers and Lakes
Bartlett and Saguaro fair for bass. Roosevelt fair across species. Lower Verde poor. Salt River muddy. White Mountains waters fair for trout at several lakes. Lyman Reservoir good for bass and catfish. Ashurst Lake area under road work. Lake Mary and Long Lake fair for trout. Upper Lake Mary good for northern pike. Lake Powell good for all. Lee's Ferry excellent for trout. Mohave, Havasu, Mead, and others show mixed bass, trout, catfish. Tilapia in Yuma canals. Frye Mesa trout fair. San Carlos bass and catfish good. Riggs Flat trout.
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Grid Parents Meet Scotts dale Apaches Pop Warner Team
Parents of the Scottsdale Apaches Pop Warner midget football team hold a meeting at Mos Have School Granite Reef and Jackrabbit Road tonight. An open session will also recruit all girls interested in cheerleading for the team this year.
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Snow shines for Birds in Phoenix Roadrunners workouts
Snow led Phoenix Roadrunners with three goals in two scrimmages as the WHL team prepared for Friday’s exhibition against the Tulsa Oilers. Blues defenseman Ilso also scored. goalie Rick Charron earned a Maple Leafs tryout. Bob Charlebois skipped Friday’s game with an ear infection. Doug Dunville was not at full strength.
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Kaline Praises Banks as He Reflects on World Series Wait
Al Kaline says he has immense respect for Ernie Banks and hopes Banks finally reaches a World Series. Kaline recalls his own 1968 pennant night with the Tigers and notes Banks has waited 17 seasons for a Fall classic while Cubs teammates and rivals wish him well.
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Husky star Bruce Jarvis denied temporary restraining order
University of Washington center Bruce Jarvis failed to win a temporary restraining order to enter the fall quarter and play football. A King County Superior Court hearing was set for Thursday as officials had cited preregistration failures. Jarvis, 245 pounds and 6 feet 7 inches, called the move a denial of his rights and waited for a ruling.
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Ladies golf at Arizona CC best ball winners
At the Arizona Country Club Tuesday the best ball format produced top teams led by Jerry Crabtree Mae Apple gate Maxine Finch and Sonja Reuther with a 57. Paully Whitner Shirley Lane Ellen Lawless and Polly Elliot were second with 58 and Dorothy Jorgensen Jan Curtis Helen Dickey and Mara Birks placed third with 62. Margie Markham Betty Tellier Maxine Hanson and Alice Dickerson won the next event with a 134 total.
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