Conley Shuts Down Yanks in 4-3 Sox Win
Gene Conley, dual-sport star, pitched and batted Boston to a 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees. Camilo Pascual keyed Minnesota’s 4-3 win over Cleveland, while Detroit beat Los Angeles 4-2 and Kansas City topped Baltimore 12-5 as pennant races tighten.
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Grid Scores Carve Wide NFL and College Results
NFL standings show Cleveland 17 over New York 7 and Green Bay 34 over Minnesota 7 while Dallas tops Detroit 45 35 and Los Angeles defeats Chicago 30. College scores list many matchups including Maryland State 54 over Livingston 0 and Texas A L 14 over N M Western 6 with notable wins by Pennsylvanians and regional teams across conferences.
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Lefkow Tries to Buy Auto Policy During Sales Meeting
Leonard Lefkow called an insurance firm to arrange an auto liability policy but the salesman said they were in a sales meeting and could not talk at that moment.
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Leonard Lefkow
Major League Leaders Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Key leaders across American and National Leagues include batters such as Runnels Boston .331 and Richardson New York with 194 hits. Killebrew Minnesota led home runs with 40 and Robinson Cincinnati posted 196 hits while Davis Los Angeles had 205.
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Mays Return Fails As Giants Slump Continues
Giants lose 6-4 in 10 innings to Pittsburgh as Smoky Burgess belts a two run homer in the 10th after Willies return with a three run shot in the eighth. Cubs top Dodgers 5-0 as Bob Buhl limits Giants to four hits. Mets pound Reds 8-2 led by Throneberry. Phillies beat Gibson 3-1 to stay in fifth. Dodgers and Giants both shuffle for playoff hopes with six home and six away games left.
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Handley draws even with Harrisonburg in 13 13 thriller
Handley and Harrisonburg battled to a 13 all tie as Jim Wilkins threw two touchdown passes. Wilkins connected with Dennis Hinkle for a 60 yard score and later found Larry Bell for another as Gene Fisher added the tying extra point after a key interception.
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Hornung scores 28 as Packers rout Vikings in opener
Paul Hornung belts 28 points as the Packers crush the Vikings 34-7 to open defense of their NFL title. Crowds top 38k in Minnesota and 81k flock to Cleveland for the Browns Giants clash. Other results include Bears over 49ers and Washington Cowboys end in a 35-35 tie.
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Gainesboro Rebels Sweep Grimes In Doubleheader
The Gainesboro Rebels won both ends of a doubleheader from Grimes by 10-9 and 11-6. Bud Luttrell pitched and earned the win in game one with a 2-for-4 at bat. Sylvester McIntyre added a two run homer. Billy Cave won game two as McIntyre went 4-for-5 and Doug Gardner hit a two run homer.
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Mira Boosted for All-America After Pitt Win
Miami quarterback George Mira shines in a 23-14 victory over Pitt in the first NCAA telecast game, completing 13 of 25 passes for 162 yards and rushing 86 yards on 10 carries. His coach and Pitt mentor praise him as a top quarterback as Miami prepares for Texas Christian.
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Associated Press
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