Pro Exibition Season Opens Week Two With Four Games
The NFL exhibition season resumes with four games including the Steelers at Eagles in Allentown and matchups Baltimore at Detroit Kansas City at Buffalo and Oakland at Denver. Giants at Green Bay Cleveland at Los Angeles St Louis vs Minnesota Bears vs Washington Dallas vs San Francisco Houston vs San Diego. Boston and Jets idle.
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Major Leaders in National and American League Baseball
National League batting leader Clemente Pittsburgh 354 and Williams Chicago .328 follow. Mays San Francisco 92 runs, Allen Philadelphia 82. Santo Chicago and Mays 81 RBI. Clemente 151 hits, Williams 146. American League batting Oliva Minnesota .335, Robinson Chicago .317. Oliva 89 runs, Howser 81, Stuart 91 RBI, Killebrew 90, Oliva 164 hits.
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Duckpin Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Action
Virginia Dorsey led Charles Town to a 2 1 triumph over Town & Country Beauty Salon with a 162 season high eight marks including seven strikes. Sybil Baker and Amy Alger followed with 128 and 110 as Town & Country trailed. Cooper's Jewelers swept three from Wood Chucks led by Mae Taylor 117 and Louise Armstrong 115. Dots & Dashers fell to Blue Sunoco while Mountaineers beat No Names 2 1 with Eleanor Buckner 110 aiding the victory. Peggy Beeler topped Powder Puff with 123 as Denny's Furniture Sales beat Oates Grocery. Midnight Riders struggled against Foursome led by Mary Ann Fuk 116 and Bonnie Easter 114.
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Campbell Wins Carpers Valley Junior Crown
Campbell takes the Carpers Valley Junior Championship with 9 hole rounds 41 44 totaling 85 at Carpers Valley Golf Club. Two divisions A and B plus a girls division. notables include Marshall Boyd and Carol Lamp among top finishers.
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Louisville Eyes 5th Win as Camp Reaches 100 Coaching Wins
Louisville aims for its fifth win of the season and Frank Camp nears his 100th career victory as a college football coach.
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Marchetti Returns To Colts After Retirement
Gino Marchetti, one of football's greatest defensive ends, will return to the Baltimore Colts for another season. Coach Don Shula expects Marchetti to be ready for the September 13 season opener against the Minnesota Vikings after missing part of preseason training.
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Valdez Knocks Out Zatarain in Los Angeles Fight
Danny Valdez 126 of Los Angeles KO'd Sugar Zatarain 12744 of Mexico in Los Angeles. In San Jose Paulie Armstead 138 of San Francisco outpointed Luis Molina 137% of San Jose over ten rounds.
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Vikings Open Fourth Season With High Hopes In NFL West
Minnesota Vikings begin their fourth NFL campaign from Bemidji with coach Van Brocklin relying on Fran Tarkenton at quarterback and a young defense led by Carl Eller and Jim Marshall. Key positions battle as the team probes a front four and ground game with Bill Brown Tom Mason and Ted Dean backing Tarkenton.
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Churchland Blanks Foes In Regional Tournament Play
The Region 3 American Legion base ball tournament opens with Churchland Va and Athens Ga posting early wins as West Palm Beach Fla and Cayce S C face elimination. Churchland pitcher Dick Balderson dominated Tuscaloosa while Athens erased a late 4-1 deficit to beat West Palm Beach 5-4.
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Versatile Duckpin President
Dr. Harold F. Carbaugh of Hagerstown Maryland is named president of the National Duckpin Bowling Congress. A former doubles champion he is a chiropodist and active bowler who also plays trombone and has managed the Hagerstown Municipal Band for 18 years.
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Hero Comes Through for Young Yankee Fan in New York
Tony Kubek, New York Yankee shortstop, hit a home run for Chris Grandle, 10, of Harrisonburg during a visit arranged by the March of Dimes. The Open Spine survivor met his idol face to face, received a batting lesson, and had the Yankee team sign autographs. Chris was the 1964 March of Dimes Virginia poster child in the fight against birth defects.
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Yesterday's Stars: Howard's pinch breaks tie as Yankees topple Cubs
Elston Howard of the Yankees hit a three run homer with two outs in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie and give New York a 5-2 win over Chicago. Ernie Broglio of the Cubs struck out nine and held the Phillies to three hits in a 3-1 Cub victory.
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Beatles stay canceled at Fairmont Hotel Nob Hill
The Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco canceled reservations for the Beatles without regret. The British band was due to check in Tuesday and perform Wednesday at a sold out Cow Palace concert.
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