Bud Daley Shuts Detroit as Yankees Win 1-0
Bud Daley delivered a clutch relief performance to preserve a 1-0 victory over Detroit. Bill Skowron drove in the deciding run with three two-out hits, while Louis Arroyo extended his win streak and Yogi Berra sparked a Tigers rally-ending play.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results On The Major Leagues
Week standings show New York, Detroit and Los Angeles leading divisions. Friday results include New York 1 Detroit 0 and Los Angeles 6 Kansas City Chicago 3-1 Washington 2-5 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 4 Minnesota 5 Boston 1. Upcoming games feature Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore.
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Harris Elevated as Interim Orioles Manager Amid Richards Exit
Baltimore general manager Lee MacPhail confirmed interim Orioles manager Truman Harris will lead the club for now after Paul Richards resigned to join Houston. MacPhail signaled a full 1962 search with Harris possibly extended, noting the team will not talk with candidates until after October 1 and that Richards had a three year contract valued around $50,000 annually.
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Shenandoah Downs features $2,500 Old Gold Purse race
Shenandoah Downs hosts a six furlong feature the Old Gold Purse with seven local stars including Backstairs Return driven by Andrew Serio. The 3 year old Co chise filly has raced on milers circuits and meets older sprinters in this six furlong event.
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Labor Day Doubleheader at Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Downs presents a Labor Day doubleheader with 175 horses across 18 races and a purse over 20000 dollars. The event marks the third Labor Day program staged by Night Track since 1959 with two nine race cards, two daily doubles and two Big Bonanzas, plus a single admission for day and night.
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McKinley Criticizes USLTA At National Tennis Meet
McKinley, ranked No. 2 behind Rod Laver, criticized the USLTA for Ralston’s suspension and for Davis Cup prelims as the 10 day nationals opened at Forest Hills. He defeated George Stoesser 7-5 6-2 6-2 in the first round while Laver waited.
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Shenandoah regulars vie for top spots in weekend features
Lone Jack leads the Shenandoah regulars with chestnut offspring De tection placing second twice in weekend features. Mardanherst ridden by the late Little Hillside Farm, Pretty Bee from Herman V. Brown, and Rock Burst owned by Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins are noted as the best of the rest.
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Palmer on Top in Dallas Open First Round
Dallas AP report shows leaders after day one of the Dallas Open with Don Fairfield Bobby Nichols Bill Collins Bob Goetz Monte Sanders Tony Lema atop the standings.
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Cowboys top Colts 35 24 behind Meredith four TD passes
Dallas used Don Meredith at quarterback to engineer four TD passes in a 35 24 win over Baltimore. Meredith connected on 15 of 26 attempts for 224 yards with a 35 yard TD to Dick Bielski, lifting the young Cowboys. Other NFL actions included 49ers beating Rams and Kilmer passing to Bratkowski and Arnett.
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The Associated Press reports NFL scores and upcoming games. Dallas defeated Baltimore 35 to 24 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 38 to 38. America League results include Houston 42 over Denver 10 and Boston 15 over Buffalo 12. Saturday matchups listed St Louis at Detroit Minnesota vs Chicago Cedar Rapids Washington vs Philadelphia Bristol Cleveland vs Pittsburgh Akron. No Sunday games shown Dallas at San Diego.
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Cavaliers Aim to End Slump in Opening Drills
ACC teams prep for season as Virginia Cavaliers show early vigor in drills, suggesting potential turnaround.
Little League Football title hopefuls assemble with Crenshaw
The Eagles led by Head Coach Jack Crenshaw prepare for a Labor Day twinbill at James Wooded as part of the Little Football League Association season. Roster pages list players in front and back rows along with coaching staff including George Sempeles.
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Major League s Leaders Batting and Spring Football Drills
The report notes Cash of Detroit at .365 pace in batting and details spring football workouts across multiple schools. Virginia pursues a 28 game losing streak break, while Clemson, Wake Forest, South Carolina, Duke and North Carolina State field large squads with emphasis on conditioning, defense, and offensive drills. Coaches report good effort and progress across the programs.
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Redskins Great Pat Heenan Heads Labor Day LFL Event
Former Notre Dame All American defensive back Pat Heenan will attend the Little Football League Labor Day twinbill at James Wood Monday evening. Heenan, 205 pounds and 6 foot 1, starred for the Irish and later joined the Redskins. He will speak during intermission and meet the youngsters as about 2,000 fans are expected to attend at James Wood’s new stands.
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