Dodgers Bow To Cincy As Giants Gain
The Dodgers lost to Cincinnati 9-6 as four sixth inning runs doomed Los Angeles. Jim Maloney earned his 19th win while the Giants beat St Louis 5-3, and Philadelphia won 8-7 over Chicago to tighten NL standings. Joe Pavletich sparked Cincinnati with a homer and a game defining bunt sequence.
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Pinckneyville Pincks Build Youthful Panthers Team
Jim McDowell notes Pinckneyville led by Calvert with a young roster of 16 juniors and five sophomores plus 10 seniors. The Panthers aim to rebound from a 4-5 season, rely on sophomores like Richard Miller and Ernie Krummich, and feature lettermen Russell Jausel Chuck Sroka Bill Kopsheyer along with transfers Dee Quillman and Mark Norris. The squad opens against Vandalia September 13, then Murphysboro, with a Nashville jamboree on September 24.
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Advance Ticket Sale for Cards Last Game
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that 6,800 general admission tickets for the final game of the season go on sale at 9 a.m. Saturday. Seats are in the grandstand pavilion and bleachers. All reserved seats for the Sept. 29 game are sold out. The game will be Stan Musial's final appearance as a player with special ceremonies preceding the contest.
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Milwau kee wallops Houston on grand slam and more
Major League action features Gene Oliver of the Braves slamming a grand slam and adding a two run homer to power Milwaukee to a 9-1 victory over Houston. Whitey Ford of the Yankees records his 19th win in the American League, defeating Boston 4-1 on five hits.
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Pinning Hopes On Rookies For Bears Meet
The St Louis Cardinals, with 11 rookies on the squad, plan to start at least two against the Chicago Bears in a key Saturday night game. Don Brumm from Purdue and Larry Stallings of Georgia Tech top the rookie list as they drill the offense against the Bear defense. Laurence Moore of Aberdeen, Maryland, won the Wimbledon Cup shoot-off in a long-range rifle national match highlighting rifle supremacy.
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Detroit Wins Sixth Straight NABF Junior Title in 14-6 Victory
Detroit defeated Pittsburgh 14-6 in a NABF Junior playoff game, clinching their sixth consecutive national amateur baseball title. The Aug 29 contest from Youngstown, Ohio, showcased Detroit’s strong offense led by dominant hitters and solid pitching to seal the championship.
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Illini Stronger in Wide Open Big Ten Title Race
Big Ten faces a wide open season as Wisconsin and Northwestern start as early favorites. Wisconsin relies on depth despite VanderKelen and Richter's absence, while Northwestern returns 27 veterans led by Myers. Ohio State Michigan State Purdue and Minnesota remain contenders, with Illinois showing revival potential behind sophomores Acks and Dorr and Butkus at linebacker.
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Standings and results from midweek baseball games
Standings show Philadelphia top Chicago 7 and other results with San Francisco 5 St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 7 New York 2 Milwaukee 9 Houston 1 Cincinnati 9 Los Angeles 5. Friday games list Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago Milwaukee at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia New York 4 Boston 1 Detroit 2 Los Angeles 1 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 1 Chicago 8 3 Cleveland 3 1.
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Dressen's Tigers Win Ith In Row
Charlie Dressen keeps quiet as Detroit Tigers win seventh straight, beating the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 for their best streak of the year. Whitey Ford notches AL first 19 wins as Yankees top Boston. White Sox sweep Cleveland to share second. Bal timore tops Kansas City. Frank Lary returns with seven-hitter over Angels.
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