Helms Drives Reds Past Phillies in 16-7 Blowout
Cincinnati surged to a decisive 16-7 victory over Philadelphia as Tommy Helms bolstered his late season tear since returning from San Diego. Helms collected two hits and three RBIs while Pete Rose added two runs and four hits. Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati, while Frank Jackson took the loss for Philadelphia.
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San Diego
Chico Ruiz
Helms
Leo Cardenas
Dodgers
Houston
Reds
Giants
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Jim Hickman
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
California
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Frank Jackson
Roger Craig
Jim O’toole
Charlotte
N. C
Nick Willhite
Howie Reed
Ron Perranoski
Jim Lefebvre
Dodger
Wes Parker
Willhite
Don Nottebart
Hickman
Ray Sadecki
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Letter From Charlotte Earls In Akron Connecticut?
Ten years ago today a letter arrived from Charlotte Earls now residing in Akron Ohio. She works as a linotypist at the Beacon Journal a daily paper employing about 450 staff. Charlotte is one of 37 linotype operators. She and Dorothy Smith recently moved to Akron where Dorothy directs teen age activities at the Akron YWCA. Charlotte is a former Journal employee.
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Charlotte Earls
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
The
Beacon
Charlotte
Dorothy Smith
Dorothy
Akron Ywca
Journal
Vikings Crush Cowboys In Exhibition Rout At Birmingham
The Minnesota Vikings routed the Dallas Cowboys 57 to 17 before 41 500 fans at Birmingham. Fran Tarkenton threw two touchdowns, Tom Mason and Bill Brown added scores, Fred Cox kicked 15 points, and the exhibition win extended Minnesota’s string to 10 straight over three seasons.
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Minnesota
Dallas
National Football League
Cowboys
Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Tom Landry
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles
Birmingham
St. Louis
Bill Brown
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Brown
Ron VanderKellen
Fred Cox
Jim Bakken
Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Bakken
Demons in clinic at Case Field
Washington High School football held a Friday night scrimmage at Case Field for the annual soap clinic. Coaches Harold Stevens and Jim Rossen led the red and white teams, with the white squad prevailing 26 to 0 as a crowd watched a pre season preview and the coaches introduced the Thirty Dirties unit.
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Washington High School
Harold Stevens
Tom Lowe
Loel Letts
Jim Rossen
Washington
Case Field
Stevens
Rossen
Wininger leads Oklahoma City Open into third round
Oklahoma City Open golfers chase leader Bo Wininger who shot 70 after a 69 opening, totaling 139 five under par. PGA champion Dave Marr trailed at 140 after a 69 despite a double bogey on the 14th. Randy Glover rose to contention with a final nine that erased three strokes under par. Arnold Palmer and others stood close, while a pack at one under included Aaron Rodgers and Tom Weiskopf era peers.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Bo Wininger
Las Vegas
Nev
Wininger
Dave Marr
Marr
Randy Glover
Arnold Palmer
Winger
Palmer
Billy Maxwell
Bobby Nichols
Don January
Tommy Aaron
Phil Rodgers
Dave Hill
Johnny Pott
Jack Rule
Cliff Brown
Tom Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Dean Refram
National League Standings and Friday Results
MLB totals show Los Angeles leading the NL with 77 wins and Cincinnati close behind at 75. San Francisco, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and St Louis follow in tight races. Friday results include Chicago over San Francisco 5 4 and Cincinnati 16 Philadelphia 7 at night.
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Charley Johnson
Buddy Humphrey
St. Louis
Larry Brum
Rudy Bukich
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Browns
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Giants
Lions
Erich Barnes
New York
Earl Corrall
Detroit
Darrell Dess
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Norfolk
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco
Boston
Kansas City
Chiefs
Oakland
Denver
Sacramento
Calif
Houston
San Diego
Little Rock
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Friend
Cloninger
Brewer
Bruce
Herbes
Buhl
McGraw
Washburn
Bunning
Tsitouris
Minnesota
Baltimore
California
Washington
Peters
Buzhardt
Grant
Duckworth
Wickersham
Hunter
Chance
McDowell
Barber
Twinight
Morehead
Lonborg
Cullen
Bouton
Fullback Mike Holovak eyes power Patriots run game
In Boston, coach Mike Holovak shifts Patriot strategy toward a bruising ground attack by signing Syracuse star Jim Nance as a 235 pound fullback. Nance joins a veteran defense led by Bob Dee, Larry Eisenhauer, and Nick Buoniconti as Boston braces for a season without Larry Garron whose injury sidelines him early. Joe Bellino, Heisman winner, joins the rookies during pre season as the club builds a stronger backfield. Garron is expected to miss initial games.
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Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
Holovak
Don’ts
Syracuse
Jim Nance
Patriots
Nance
Chicago Bears
Boston
The
Orange
Jim Brown
Ernie Davis
Bob Dee
Larry Eisenhauer
Houston Antwine
Jim Hunt
AFL
Nick Buoniconti
Tom Addison
Jack Rudolph
Lonnie Farmer
Red Dawson
Joe Bellino
Pats
Garron
Largest tuna ever caught weighs 773 pounds in 1963
The record tuna weighed 773 pounds and was landed at West Hempstead New York by Frank Ladevaia of the Blackstone Valley Striper Club in 1963.
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West Hempstead
N. Y
UPI
Frank Ladevaia
Blackstone Valley Striper Club
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Hurricane) Hazel
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Larry Duncan
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