All-Stars fall to Bears as Graham laments self-inflicted mistakes
Chicago hosts see the College All-Stars lose 28 to 17 as Otto Graham credits his squad’s play but blames costly turnovers. Taylor shines with a TD pass and receptions, Mira dazzles despite shoulder strain, and Halas praises Graham while noting progress in the Bears’ pass offense.
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Orioles Fly Past Yankees To Grab First In The Standings
In a tight Yankee Stadium opener of a four-game set, Baltimore pitchers Steve Barber and Harvey Haddix stifled New York as the Orioles won 2-0 to take over first place. Haddix, used against right handed power, struck out Phil Linz to preserve the lead, while Jerry Adair added insurance with a homer in the eighth.
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Arnie Expects Dogfight At Western Open
Defending champion Arnold Palmer says the $50,000-plus Western Open at Tom O Shanter will be a tough final two rounds. He notes front-runners unlikely to fade on par 36 35 71 layout. After 36 holes 12 players were within six strokes. 27 tied under 142. Leading scores include Rodriguez 133 Palmer 134 Casper 135 Ferrier 136 Massengale 136.
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Pacific Coast League Tonight Matchups Listed
The Associated Press lists tonight PCL games featuring Salt Lake City at Denver Spokane at Tacoma Hawaii at Portland Oklahoma City at Arkansas Seattle at San Diego Dallas at Indianapolis with start times around 7:45 p.m. local.
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Thomas triumphant in Phillies debut after Mets trade
Frank Thomas expressed happiness after joining the Phillies from the Mets. He drove in two runs with a double and a single in four at bats as Philadelphia defeated New York 9 to 4, boosting their lead to two and a half games with San Francisco losing.
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Babe Ruth Playoffs Begin In City Championship
The Babe Ruth League City Championship playoff opens Saturday at 4 p.m. at Babe Ruth Park 8th Ave and Kester. The 12 Points Merchants represent the American League with ace lefty T Ferguson undefeated this season while Breakfast Optimist, 9-6, starts Monk.
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Bears Triumph After Late Graham Swirl In All Star Game
Chicago Bears beat the All-Stars 28-17 at Soldier Field as Wade’s passing leads the charge. George Mira and Pete Beathard spark a late drive with two quarterbacks, Charley Taylor and Ted Davis deliver key plays, and the Bears honor Willie Galimore who died in a recent crash.
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One Put Secures Mrs John Taylor Women's City Golf Title
Mrs John Taylor won the Phoenix Country Club Women’s City Championship after a dramatic sudden death playoff with Mrs Hubert Budd Werneke. Taylor led early on after a pivotal 21st hole and captured the Tribune Star trophy with a one over par 4 final.
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Bob Nicely Hurls Shutout In Local 1041 Victory
Bob Nicely pitched a no hit shutout leading Local 1041 to a 6-0 win over Pepsi-Cola Friday at North Little League. Greenwood Drugs beat Adams-Pontiac 16-6 in a separate minor game. West Terre Haute saw New Goshen defeat Browns Market 11-3 and the VFW topple Foradora 8-5.
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Ford's injury thwarts Yankees' late season bid
Whitey Ford, 35, suffers a right hip muscle strain hampering his pitching as the New York Yankees face Orioles and White Sox for the pennant. His absence raises questions about the club's chances in a pivotal stretch, with GM Gabe Paul noting the league has caught up to the Yankees. Ford has been a clutch performer in big games, but the injury could derail the drive for another championship.
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Standings and Saturday Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 63 wins and 43 losses followed by San Francisco 62 47 and Cincinnati 61 49. Weekend games feature Burdette versus Veale in Chicago at Pittsburgh and Marichal versus Nuxhall in San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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Impressive Chamberlain Finishes 1962-63 Warriors Season
San Francisco Warriors legend Chamberlain ends the 1962-63 NBA season with 3,586 points, 448 per game, a .528 field goal percentage and 24.3 rebounds per game.
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Hawks Triumph in Junior Baseball Bout with Key Hits
The T. H. Hawks secured a win with notable triples by Skitt and Lovellette and home runs by Grayless and Lovellette. Minger and Ferency contributed, supported by Pipes, Pipes, and Lovellet te in the lineup.
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Hoosierettes Reach State Softball Final After Victory
Terre Haute Hoosierettes defeated Fulton County Queens 7-1 in Peru Indiana to earn a spot in the women's state championship final Sunday. Ruth Ann Jones limited Fulton to two hits while Kay Roberts hit a homer and the Hoosierettes awaited the Valpo Richmond winner.
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Foyt to Fly In For USAC Race at Action Track
National driving champion A J Foyt will fly in today to inspect his car for the USAC sprint car program at the Action Track Sunday. He recently lent his car to Parnelli Jones, returned from Europe, and plans to race August 29 in Goodwood England. Foyt also schedules a benefit race for Jim Hurtubise next Wednesday in Houston and USAC events in Springfield Illinois, Milwaukee Wisconsin, and Indianapolis next month.
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Casey Thanks Frank Thomas
Casey Stengel called Frank Thomas aside on a New York Mets bus trip to inform him he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for a shot at the World Series. Thomas, 35, reflected on Casey’s praise and the lessons learned from the managerial legend.
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Angels Ready to Move to Anaheim in 1966
Los Angeles owners plan to move the club to Anaheim for 35 years or until 2001 after tonight’s game with Washington. Anaheim commits $20 million for a 45,000 seat stadium near Disneyland, 25 miles southeast of downtown LA.
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Friday's Stars Batting Thomas Delivers in Phillies Win
Frank Thomas drove in two runs with a double and single after being traded from the Mets to the Phillies in a 9-4 victory over his former team. Ray Herbert pitched five hitless innings to blank Boston as the White Sox beat the Red Sox 2-0 ending a three game skid.
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Bob Leonard Resigns as Baltimore Bullets Coach
Club owner Dave Trager in Chicago seeks a replacement after Bob Leonard quits as coach following the board rejection of his three year contract demand. Leonard said he resigned Friday and Trager will begin an immediate search with about five candidates named by Leonard.
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Southport and Lafayette vie for Legion final berth
Southport meets Lafayette in Lafayette for a spot in Sunday's finals of the state American Legion baseball tournament. The loser faces Princeton to decide the other finalist in the double elimination event after Friday's games. Southport beat Elkhart 9 4 and Lafayette beat Princeton 6 0 behind Denny Brady. Princeton then defeated Elkhart 8 3.
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