Dodgers Take Lead With 3-1 Win Over Cardinals In St Louis
Dodgers beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-1 to extend their NL lead to two games as Johnny Podres and Ron Perranoski held the Cardinals to three hits. Roseboro in a near homer but ruled out after a disputed second base touch. Musial and Davis provided late offense, with Fairly driving in the deciding run in the ninth.
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Major Leagues Monday and Tuesday results with schedule notes
Major League results list shows Monday rainouts with Chicago at Washington at night and tuesday pitching matchups featuring McCormick McNally against McBride Gatewood. Also notes night games: Detroit Minnesota Boston Chicago New York Cleveland with Wednesday rematches and a standings table for the National League led by Los Angeles and St Louis with multiple night games and planned doubleheaders.
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Chargers Poised With Faster, More Versatile 1962 Squad
The Chargers enter the fourth AFL season with a potent mix led by Tobin Rote and John Hadl at quarterback and Lance Alworth at flanker. Key additions include Rote from Buffalo and emerging playmaker Hadl, with Paul Lowe returning at halfback and a strengthened receiving corps featuring Don Norton and Dave Kocourek. Defensive line includes Earl Faison and Ernie Ladd, while depth comes from George Gross and Hank Schmidt. center remains a concern with Shea and Gruniesen.
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Highland Opens Season With 27 19 Victory
Highland defeats Wilton Junction 27 to 19 in the first game since Ainsworth and Riverside merged districts. Dallas Krantz scored twice including the opening 30 yard run, Pat McDole added a one yard touchdown sneak, Tom Gosling finished with a 48 yard TD run, and Wilton Junction answered with a score in each of the last three quarters. Highland heads to Ainsworth to face Tri-County next.
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Maris May Be Out For Series With Back Injury
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees may miss the World Series due to a sacroiliac back condition. The 29 year old right fielder returned to New York for examination at Lenox Hill Hospital as team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor weighs observation. Maris has endured multiple injuries this season and has appeared in 89 games with 265 batting homers and 50 RBIs.
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Retired Washington manila envelope reveals B E C class history
Reader uncovers an old envelope with materials on the B E C Sunday school class of Washington, led by Allie Rownd. The stash includes 1906 banquet programs and notes about members, including Frank Bergquist, J J Kellogg, Charles Keck, and others. The writer seeks mayoral help to confirm facts.
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Drive in theater expands with car sound links and large lot
The writer recalls visiting a drive in theater with a ten acre lot and stalls for 400 cars. Each car has individual sound connections adjustable for volume, avoiding outdoor blare. He notes the vast setup and wonders how daylight and lighting would look, planning another visit this fall or winter for a feature show. The 1963 season nears its end, and moviegoers may have to go to the State for entertainment.
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Funeral services for Franklin Waggoner Held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta presiding. Pallbearers included Robert Lytle Lyle Brinton Tom Randall Omer Black Paul Mey er and Myron Salladay. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys at Law
Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer announce their law firm with an Abstract Department based at 225 West Main and phone OL 3.2159 for client inquiries and services.
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Television Highlights Wednesday Debuts and Premières
United Press International previews weekly TV highlights. Debuts include Channing on ABC with a midwestern campus drama about a manuscript from a death row inmate, and The Patty Duke Show on ABC featuring look alike cousins. CBS Reports airs a season premiere on church and political clash. NBC offers The Virginian season opener Ride a Dark Trail with Lee J. Cobb. Ben Casey returns with Justice to a Microbe on ABC.
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