Giants sweep Dodgers as Alou stars in San Francisco
Felipe Alou collected eight hits and seven runs in 12 at bats to push his season average to .328 as the Giants toppled the Dodgers for a third straight win. Willie Mays added four hits and five runs while Marichal shut down Los Angeles in a 5-1 victory.
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Pro Football Exhibitions Packers Romp and Rams Tie
Packers crush College All-Stars 42-20 as Paul Hornung claims a pro team would defeat NFL champs by five touchdowns. NFL results include Rams 37 Redskins 7, Browns 19 Bears 14, Steelers 6 Lions 17, Giants/Cardinals 21 all, Oilers 33 Broncos 17, plus AFL scores 17-0 San Diego over Dallas and 21-20 Oakland over Boston.
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Ax Seen for Vernon Doherty in Washington
Washington Senators President Pete Quesada signaled possible major changes for General Manager Ed Doherty and field manager Mickey Vernon as the team languishes in last place. He said he has no plan to fire anyone now but did not rule out changes. both Vernon and Doherty hold two year contracts expiring November 18.
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Pete) Quesada
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Fight results from Manila Tokyo Osaka and Mexico City reports
Box results list bouts with fighters from Philippines Thailand Tunisia Manila Tokyo Japan and Mexico City. Notable outcomes include knockouts by Carlos Boy Agarao and Yoshitoku Takaheshi and points decisions for Guizani Rezgui Baby Lorena Masao Gondo Eloy Sanchez and others across multiple venues.
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Willie Ross
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Ariz
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Japan
Masao Gondo
Samart Somdang
Mexico City
Eloy Sanchez
Mexico
Baby Luis
Cuba
Maris helps Yankees edge Tigers 2 0 as staff shines
Roger Maris small ball and timely hits spark a 2-0 Yankee win over Detroit. Bill Stafford twirls seven scoreless, Mantle and Howard drive in runs, while Maris adds pressure with a late RBI and a run scored in a game that tightens the AL standings during a road trip.
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Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Halltown Beats Fraternal Order of Police 2 0 in City League
Jerry Fink and Charlie Hill dueled in a two hitter game as Halltown scored twice in the fifth inning off Hill’s wildness to defeat Fraternal Order of Police 2 0. Earl Peacher doubled in Halltown’s runs after Hill walked the lead off and Bud Silman and Jerry Kremer added FOP hits. In the opener Lucky Inn routed Republic Oil 17 0 in four innings as Allan Carter used center fielder Butch Jones on the mound.
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Don Demeter
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Randy Anders
Earl Peacher
Halltown
Scot Johnson
Bud Silman
Fink
Jerry Kremer
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Lucky Inn
Republic Oil
Allan Carter
Butch Jones
Jones
Longerbeam
Hammer
Hopewell
Shaky Jacobs
Hummer
Jacobs
Singhass
Tex Myers
Bob Jackson
Pase
Myers
Frank Simons
Buddy Fuller
Bates Couple Marks 60 Years of Marriage at 6200 Lovers Lane
Mr and Mrs H H Bates celebrate six decades of marriage dated July 30 1902 their long time home at 6200 Lovers Lane Louisville reflects a lasting union with family greetings and community acknowledgment.
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Lover's Lane
Fox Hill of Hampton Wins By Defeating Terrace Inn
Fox Hill of Hampton wins the Virginia Class A softball title, led by pitchers Tom Coward and Bob Atterholt. Coward and Atterholt each pitched no hitters in the tournament, with Fox Hill defeating Terrace Inn 4 0 in the final and Terrace Inn advancing from a morning 6 4 win over Fairview of Lynchburg.
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Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Notes
Estimated receipts list 0.75 per 100 value for real estate and personal property tax. It mentions F I C A interest on bonds and police car maintenance, indicating municipal budgeting items from an older local government notice.
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