Alston Goes All In As Koufax Lifts Dodgers From Loss Streak
Dodgers end a ten game slide beating Cincinnati 7 2 behind Sandy Koufax five hit pitching and homers by Frank Howard and Duke Snider. Koufax gains support from owner Walter O’Malley as Alston relies on the left hander to close the skid. Cincinnati’s baseloaded inning tests Koufax who walks Purkey and hits Chacon but Koufax escapes. Dodgers move within 2 13 games of Reds as Cardinals beat Giants and Phillies win, while the Yankees stay atop the AL with a 30 win.
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Campbell's Dukes Primed For Strong Wellington Season
Wellington High enters the Lake land Conference with 15 returning lettermen, all seniors, under veteran coach Murt Campbell now in his 10th season. The Dukes aim to finish strong after a 4-6 season, building around quarterback Neptune and transfer Coleman amid a spread of experienced linemen and backs.
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Bowling Notices From Local Leagues This Week
Rudy's Monday Nite C League meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Rudy's Bowl. The Monday Night Women's League of Ridgeview Lanes meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the meeting room over the G C Murphy store. Women in Tarry's Shoppers League are asked to meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Tarry Lanes for beginner to low average bowlers, with play at 9 15 p.m. Monday nights.
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Dodgers Beat Reds Behind Koufax Shutout Effort
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax improved to 14-5, shutting out Cincinnati as Roseboro contributed behind Purkey and Jones. Purkey (7-9) took the loss with Berry delivering 18. D. Johnson and Snide Chacon also tallied runs in a low-scoring MLB contest.
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Finley to Spike Rumors of A's Move at Season End
Kansas City owner Charles O Finley plans to fly from Los Angeles to meet the Athletics at Municipal Stadium with the New York Yankees on tap. He will address his contract with Frank Lane and seek to remove an attendance clause from the stadium lease while meeting Mayor Bartle. The clause would allow cancellation if ticket sales fall below 1950.00 in a season, a figure unlikely to be met this year.
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Browns Beat Rams 34-17 In NFL Exhibition Clash
Cleveland Browns quarterback Milt Plum and running back Jim Brown led a commanding 34-17 win over the Los Angeles Rams at Comiskey Park. Brown scored twice and Plum added a scoring pass as Cleveland broke away in the first half, while the Rams struggled offensively despite late pushbacks.
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California Vs. Texas In IL Final
In Williamsport Pa UPI over 10000 spectators are set to watch El Campo Texas battle El Cajon California in the Little League World Series final. Mike Salvatore will start for California while Dave Vaclavich starts for Texas. Ted Williams made a surprise appearance Friday night and entertained the eight series entrants with batting tips questions and jokes.
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Eagles Turn To Jurgensen And Hill In Exhibition Win
Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill propelled the Philadelphia Eagles past the Detroit Lions 23-14 after a 44-13 deficit. Jurgensen threw a 59-yard TD to Pete Retzlaff as the Old Dutch legend’s successors began to shape the future. Other NFL action saw Milt Plum and Jim Brown lead the Browns to a 34-17 win over the Rams.
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Elyria United Seeks Revenge Against Hungarians
Elyria United Soccer Club aims to rebound in second half by facing Cleveland West Side Hungarians at West Recreation Field Diamond No. 5 tomorrow at 3 p.m. after a season opening 4-3 loss. The club hopes momentum from recent improvements flips the outcome.
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