Georgia coach says notes include plans details
In federal court the Post seeks to prove the truth of a magazine article. Griffith testified for two hours and 45 minutes that notes Burnett took show formations Georgia planned to use against Alabama in 1962. He said the plays could have helped Alabama concentrate on Georgia's key plays.
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Indians Drop 6-4 To Orioles As Wynn Debated Start
Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts weighed starting Barry Wynn over Barry Latman after a 6-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. Wynn entered in the first inning and held Baltimore to one hit the rest of the way as Cleveland trailed 5-0. Roberts earned his 11th win of the year, aided by Miller late.Vic Davalillo, out since a fractured forearm, is slated to resume batting practice today. Tebbetts indicated readiness to use Javalillo at a moment’s notice as team seeks comeback in series finale with Milt Pappas pitching for Baltimore.
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NL pennant race heats with Mays power and Dodgers lead
Dodgers hold a five game edge over Giants and Cardinals as Willie Mays lifts the Giants with six hits in his last eight at bats and a .200 season mark rise. Giants beat the Colts 13 to 1 in Houston while Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 to 1. Pirates win on Cardwell eight inning gem, Reds top Phillies, Cardinals beat Mets with Shantz in relief.
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Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Billy Williams
Church loop playoff tilts must wait
Playoff games to break a three way tie for first in the Elyria Church Softball League will be postponed until after the post season. Charles Hoagland, city recreation director and league supervisor, announced the decision. Fields Methodist, St. Paul Evangelical and Grace Lutheran finished 8-2 in regular play, tied for first. St. John Lutheran was 7-3 and Amherst Four Square 6-4. The league post-season tournament began last night.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 63 49. Chicago 58 51. St Louis 63 49. Philadelphia 59 50. Milwaukee 57 56. Pittsburgh 51 56. Houston 43 70. New York 34 77.1 xGames behind leader. Results include Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1. Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 0. San Francisco 3 Houston 1. Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Tonight's pitchers and tomorrow's games listed for all NL teams. American League shows New York leading with 69 40. Chicago 62 48. Baltimore 63 41. Three teams tied by eighth place. games behind leader noted. Yesterday's results include Baltimore 8 Cleveland 4, Detroit 10 Boston 1, etc. Tonight's matchups include New York at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, Minnesota at Los Angeles, Chicago at Kansas City.
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Leading National and American League players and leaders
National League top hitters include Clemons Pitts Davie Gonzales Agron Pinson White Kuenn Torre and Williama with batting averages from .307 to .342. American League leaders feature Yastrzemski Rollins Kaline Wagner Pearson Malzone Hershberger Geiger Causey and Smith with averages from .285 to .350. Pitching leaders include Maloney Perranoski Koufax Marichal McBean Radatz Bouton Ford Pizarro and Downing with win totals from 7 to 18 and low ERAs.
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Adams suspended for failing to keep straight course at Saratoga
Jockey Larry Adams receives a one day suspension starting Thursday after an inquiry found he did not ride a straight course in the stretch of Monday's ninth race at Saratoga Springs New York.
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Schilds IGA captures second half title in Elyria Softball League
Schilds IGA defeated Bolero Club 11 to 2 to clinch the second half championship. Tom Harris struck out 13, walked two, and delivered six scoreless innings after a rough first. Paul Jarock and Wendell Ratell had two hits each. Jack Moyes homered. Couch Vollmer and Bob Vance added key extra-base hits.
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Browns Weigh Switch From Brown to Collier in 62 63
The piece weighs whether Cleveland Browns switching from Paul Brown to Blairton Collier improves the team. It notes 111 44 5 over 13 NFL seasons, traces roster losses including Fleming Bloom Davis and McCormack Smith, and previews an August 1 doubleheader with Baltimore and a September 15 opener vs Washington.
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Williams Rare Form Boosts Yankees Win over Senators
Williams struck out 11 in seven innings, allowing only one hit as the Yankees beat the Senators 10 to 5. Don Biasingame doubled for Washington’s lone hit. Williams matched the hype with a dominant performance after joining New York last winter.
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