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ALSO COLOR CARTOON I lb WOBS sn nd 'X ANDERSON DRIVE IN THEATRES ii PARAMOUNT I'A AHSSetsUp a Ininv 30 1 0 4 0 1 0 4 12 2 2 110 3 0 3 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 vr 2 0 0 Portland San Diego Seattle Spokane Tacoma Hawaii 5 0 3 8 1 Kj 1 1 10 10 4 0 0 0 3 111 3 0 10 3 0 10 2 0 0 0 30 4 8 4 Pct GB SM i 581 10 AT 9:45 I MW the ATTACK on tha young 1 girl by three hoods! i 15" 3 THE that ended up wild wall towall ball! ab bl 4 0 10 4110 3 0 0 04 0 0 0 4 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 3 0'1 0 3 0 2 0 eature Times 1:40 4 05 6:35 9 00 THE HOSPITAL ROMEO who made hospital history invading the nurses' quartersl THE BIRTH Or to an unwed mother who want itl THE BOY ROM THE SLUMS whobecame a doctor and had to knife fight 77 and their new loves! ab bi 4 0 0 0 3 12 0 4 020 3 10 0 i 3 0 0 0 4 12 3 4 0 10 3 ro 2 0 0 0 31 3 8 3 6 0 5 0 4 0 2 21 3 0 10 3 0 00 a 9 4 110 4 110 2 0 0 0 31 4 10 4 abrhbi 3 110 Hull 2b 4 0 10 Ip6 1 3 2 319 the lower deck of the rignt tieia stands in the seventh inning av nieht starting a tnree if krexln 09 tio and iuy uiai uiunc Bowling 30c at Rains Ebonite balls $1695 Holes plugged $250 were scheduled for riday fol lowed by races In lower classi fications Saturday Miss Bardahi is the national point leader in the unlimited hydroplane class with 1975 is second with 1464 points and Miss Ex ide is third with '1271 points A giant parade will wind! through downtown Madison I 'day evening climaxed by the Icrowning of Madison Re gatti LJZJZ ULLMfcR RIVERO SIGN ciRvraAND (AP) Don I ullmer Salt: Lake City middle weight been signed as a re placement for Rocky Rivero for a 10 round bout with Dick Tiger at the Cleveland Arena Sept 11 matchmaker Larry Atkins an Inounced Tuesday zv 51 55 593 54 65 66 68 67 274 448 20 82 84 OPEN TONITE 7 PM TONITE SATURDAY 2 NEW HITS SHOWN AT DESK RENT A CAR '64 Cfivys low jit $499 Day PH 643 8606 EZ RENT A CAR 523 BROADWAY To ourth In 1 PGA Winnings i DUNEDIN la (UPD Bob by Nichols vaulted from 10th place to Mfirth' and 'Arnold Pal mer took over the lead yester day in the professional golfers money winning standings by virtue of their one two finish in the Carling Open 7 Nichols earned 135000 for his one stroke victory over Pal mer on Sunday to raise his 1964 dollar total to $7208726 Palmer collected $17000 to supplement Nicklaus as the leader with $11074337 Nicklaus is second with $101 91783 including the $2800 he earned for his 11th place tie ii the Carling Tony Lema retained third place with $7255537 but Bill i Casper slipped from fourth to fifth with $6891974 Gary Player remained sixth with $6144954 as he picked up $8500 for third place in the Carling while Ken Venturi I skidded from fifth to seventh to seventh $5496596 Juan (chi chi) Rodrigdez i was eighth at $4751385 Mason 1 Rudolph ninth with $4522953 and Mike boucnak roundea out the top 10 at $836510 Schofield loading' the bases riend struck out i but Bailey followed with aSin gle that scored two morePirate runs NEW YORK (UBI) Alvin Jackson the Neyr York ace southpaw dealt the San rancisco GiMit pennant hopes a severe Jilow Tuesday night by scattering six hits for a 4 1 victory in a game marked by thefn a jor league debut of anese pitcher Masanuri Mura kami San 1 ranches MAlou Jf Lanier 2b Mays cf Hart 3b Cepeda lb JAtou rf Pagan rtnndBll fl Hendley 1 00 Davnprt ph 10 0 0 Totals 31 1 1 San rancisco STANLEE MEETS SNYDER Robert (Bob) Stanlee famed Indianapolis Warrion foot ball dar claihes with Wilbur Snyder former world' heavyweight' mat champion in the mafii event of Cham pionshipWreithng's pro card Thursday night' Sept 3 at thelndianq National Guard Armory State Road 109 By Pass Johnny King apposes George Ringo (the Wrestling Beatle) i he semi final match while the Mongol and Dennis Hall meet in the sec ond match' while Bill razier of Andersonz ties into Roger Kirby in the opener at 8:30 o'clock Tickets are on sale at Universal Health "Club and'' Meadowbrook Standard Serv ice Station Hunt 6 Hen er bb ia 61 3 841 2 6 9 1 I 1 9 8 '558 549 511 'U'a 458 19'2 460232344 34i 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advantage A long long 64 yard pass play Twins Hand Baltimore 2 1 Setback MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Two home runs by Harmon Kille brew and the stout pitching of Jim Kaat and Al Worthington Tuesday night carried the Min nesota Twins to a 2 1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles more more more CHICAGO 7UPI) Mickey Lolich set down the pennant contending Chicago White Kox on three nits Wednesday in a 8 0 Detroit Tiger victory the 12th time the Sox have been blanked this season WASHINGTOfUPI) The Cleveland Indians spurted to their 10th win in their last 11 games Tuesday night when Sam McDowell and Don McMa hon teamed up in blanking the Washington senators 3 0 KANSAS CITY (AP) The Boston Red Sox edged the Kan sas City Athletics Tuesday nignr on a sevenui iiuuu homer bv Lee Thomas an three scoreless innings of relief pitching by Dick Radatz who posted his 23rdsave The' Athletics jumped into the OPEN DAILY at 1 PM STARTS TODAY A RUNAWAY RIOTROM 2 BEGINNING TO END punaiid 4 0 3 10(10 4 0 10 2 10 0 0 UrflHftTAd seven hits in Winning i Lemaster 4 1 2 0 5 i i cottier 2b 2 i his 11th game against io ft ft ft DIolwrtniM the 7 clock contest ana ci wood opposesLocal 1944inrthe 8:30 contest Stine Wood takes on the winner of the Elwood 1944 game in the only game scheduled Thursday night bowed out of the tourney when Eagles knocked them off last night 1 Linescores 200 020 000 9 4 Eagles 220 000 000 4 1 ton: Sauerwein and Nolton Local 1944 020 200 5 3 2 Ellis and Parkhurst Carroll and Smith Stine Wood 302 321 10 2 Elwood 000 1Q0 0 1 12 Young and Pruitt Deck Wood 4 Stover 5 and Sto ver ALs TopiHjtters Scarce this Year NEW YORK Ameri can League batter with aver ages 300 or higher are likely to be more scarce this year than last when only four made the grade for the lowest total in 58 seasons The latest statistics through games show four AL batsmen over 300 They are Tony Oliva of Minnesota at 330 Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees 310 Bill reehan of Detroit 305 and Brooks Robin son of Baltimore 302 The major league record for fewest 300 "hitters among the qualifiers for the batting title is two set in 1905 when Elmer lick of Cleveland finished on top Willie Keeler of the Yanks was' the other' to wind up over 300 that year The AL showed a net loss of one 300 hitter last week as Chi loyd Robinson and Bob Chance dipped to 295 and reehan climbed from 299 to 305 In the National League Ro berto Clemente of Pittsburgh continued to hold a command ing lead He picked up two points to 346 with 10 hits in 26 times at bat Milwaukee's Hank Aaron rushed up to tie Billy Williams and Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs for second place at 326 Aaron gained nine points with 14 hits in 29 attempts a 483 pace Williams lost four points while Santo dropped three igure 8 Races Women's Powder Piifi Derby Set Popular igure 8 racing Indi biggest weekly auto at traction is on the bill at Sun Valley Speedway Saturday night as the Anderson track opens its September race alate A field of 140 cars or more will be on the line for time tri als at 6:50 (EST) the first 10 lap heat getting under way at 8:30 ive or six heats wifVbe followed by a Powder Puff race for women drivers in turn to be followed by two igure 8 features The competition will be for older model stock cars racing under the sanction of the Rock et Racing Club All cars are 1953 models or older A pair of Anderson drivers and a Noblesville chauffeur who racked up igurer8 victories last week at Sun Valley will be in the forefront ef contenders this Saturday Bill Keep and Bob Evans of Anderson had taken the check ered flag many times before at the Anderson track but it was the first victory for Dan Dela Noblesville 7'" all be back Saturday as the racing season draws down to the wire Other top Rocket ClubTeaders in the field will be Bill Lemon Bud Leap George Perry Elpier and Ray mond Brown Jack Evans Art Cox John Pprkhurst Leon Dennis and Larry erguson all of Anderson Dick Hinshaw and Darwin Blankenship of Castle Andrews of ar land Phil Swain and John Rhonemus of Muncie John Kel ler of Elwood and John Cook of Marion Dorothy Trick of Anderson winner of the last two Powder Puff raies at Sun Valley will field of women drivers in their 10 lap go around the high banked quarter mile track Calls Up Murakami SAN RANCISCO (AP) The MM taM KKfr Wttf ftrMfra teiaci i araraw mn to vwi UirtG Mr bl KTOW wa URNACE CLEANING SPECIAL ONLY ftft URNACE apdVV REGISTERS CLEANED OIL or GAS BURNER SERVICEDJ50Q piui parts CENTRAL HEATING CO PH 642 85Z0 TH AimisRNS Mississinewa Nichols Vaults UdK niii vviii Alex Hits ID AIRMOUNT Oak Hill and 1 Mississinewa racked up a 19 7 victory over7 the Alexandria alrmounthlgh school elevens in a four team football jam boree here Tuesday night Oak Hill scored in the first quarter Mississinewa scored twice in the third period and Alexandria counted the only touch down in the second quarter Halfback Don Watson raced 65 yards in the first Quarter for the first touchdown against airmount Rick Atkin son booted the extra point In the second quarter Alex Jim Hahn went across from the one and Dennis Ice booted the extra point Rick Atkinson scored from the 12 on a quarter back keep and the try fcr point after touchdown was blocked Rich May bulled over from the 1 for the final touchdown Alexandria hosts Hartford City riday night in the initial season and Central Indi ana Conference opener TIPTON Noblesville and Tin ton outscored Sheridan and Jackson 53 to 12 here Tuesday night in their four team jamboree with Noblesville rack ing up 18 prints in each of the second and third quarters while Tipton counted one touchdown in the first period against Jackson Central and tne Blue uevus racked up twp more touchdowns in the final quarter against Sheridan Regatta Plans SetAtMadison MADISON Ind (UPD This city of 10000 braced itself Tues day for' the roar of the engines from the little outboard boats to the powerful hydroplanes which wiir ply the Ohio River the next five days Madison Regatta Week will be climaxed Sunday with the run ning for the Cup Trophy by the big hydros with Governor Welsh scheduled to make the award to the win ner Upward of 50000 fans were expected to line the river banks for Sunday gala windup of the 17th annual water carnival with such famed boats as Miss Bar Hohl Mice Madison Miss Exido JLUKies zzu vuv vw Welborn Stroup 3 and Hower Gale and Tempo scheduled 000 024 9 3i The hydros begin practice 020 200 3 2 Wednesday Qualification runs the pastTuesday ran the first leg of a 3155 mile cross 1 country relay designed to raise one million dollars for the Uni ted States Olympic team Owens who won four gold medals in the1936 Berlin Olympic games accepted a lighted Olympic torch from New York Mayor Wagner at City Hall and sprinted a few blocks before handmcit to the second ofi torch to Los Angeles by Sept 21 A will be drawn at the Los AngelesColiseum where the last Qinner'will cul minate the relay by arriving at halftime of the Los Angeles Rams Minnesota Vikings pro fessional football game In at tendance will be the US Olym pic squad which leaves for Tokyo and the 1964 games the following day The runners include' 'former Olympic stars as well as young businessmen civic lead ers college and high school athletes Before reaching Los Angeles the 4 torch will pass through Newark 1 NJ Harrisburg and Pittsburgh Pa Wheeling Va Columbus Indiana polis Ind 'Springfield Ill St Louis Mo Tulsa and Okla homa City Okla Amarillo Tex Albuquerque Phoenix Ariz and many other cities A Major League I Staxtings Rex Cyrnan pitching and Willie I catcninc piacea me in Wildcat territory and a two yara advance aaw me leather on the Kokomo one when the quarter'eflded South' Denny Miller bulled across from the one and a few minutes later legged two yards for South second mark red run made it 13 12 Anderson South Side al the intermission Lafayette battled Anderson in a scoreless third quarter with the only redeeming feature be ing a 36 yard pass "play from Cyman to Willie Youngblood An incompleted pass and ground play left the ball on the 1 for the visiting Rebels South Lew Smith plung ed a yard off the 'first play making it 19 12 in favor of the Redsklns Rebels Artie Branch tal lied from the 20 making it 19 18 to shave th Indian Reb lead to a single point Branch scored his second on a 38 yard tackle jaunt making the score 24 to 19 Earl Grady inter cepted a pass and galloped 40 ax sforthe final touchdown a 1 Canaday champion North Cen tral Conference point after touchdown kicker last season kicked his only extra point of the evening STATISTICS And Sout irst Downs 1 Rushlnr Passing 1 Yards Galnsd 13 Hushing Passing Passes Att PaMes Comp Intercepted by Punts Number Punt Avg (yds) Yds Penalized umbles umbles lost 8 IRON IS HIS CLUB SANORD (AP) Bill ariesSanford Hight School athletic coach has a 15 handi cap and has beenplaying golf less than two' years But he has made two aces Each came jon the 120 yard seventh hole' of the Sanford Country Club The holes in one came exactly a month apart April 23 and May 23 He used the same No 8 iron each time 9 Ball Sc Snooker 25c Open 10 10Sun 1 PM Paramount Billiards 1 100 000 SOi Mays San rancisco 2 Naw ftYork San rancisco 5 Nw 2 1 1 (I 2 0 0 0 3 2 11 7 i ft i 'IHMWV I ft or iMurukami Jackson W9 13 39379 itnSffiK ALSO BUGS BUNNY CARTOON fl'' Philadelphia 79 Cincinnati 7 Ml Louli 72 San rancisco 73 Pittsburgh 87 ww I 1 Los Angeles 63 67 nkinnoo tn) Houston" 57 76 New York 45 zzjlmericanLearue Baltimore 79 Chicago JO New York 75 Detroit 71 Minnesota 67 Loa Angeles 68 Cleveland 66 Boston 60 Washington 53 Kansas City 49 Night Game Pacific Coast League Games Not in Btanums Western Division 64 64 64 Eaglesr Local 1944 Stine Wood Win Softball Contests Eagles nipped Summitville 5 to 4 in 10 innings Local 1944 whipped Refriger ation 6 to 5 and Stine Wood Insurance trounced Elwood All Stars If to 1 in last Madison County double elimina tion championship softball tour San rancisco Giants slrug gling to stay in the National 7 League baseball pennant race Tomghts schedule sends Monday called un JananeseQul(e amp against Eagles iin ju rCninjyv nnnTact nnn KJ pitener jwasanori Murakami irom their Kresno farm club in the California League 1 Murakami will become the 1 first native born Japanese to for an American major ue team I He left resno Monday to join the team in New York He was 1 Avnonarf In ka in tinifAVm rtrhan OPEN TONITE 7 PM I the Giants play the New York "MmEm I Villlh a UN HITS I compiled an 11 7 record as a1 relief pitcher at resno mn festival forthe whole Wily! MICHAEL CALLAN DEAN JONES TELLY AVALAS BARBARA EDEN STEANIE POWERS KAY STEVENS INGER STEVENS GEORGE SEGAL Wrmw SCNUXR Product COHN DificledbyJOHN RTCH rb WLMWDTMOllIWICOlMn 1 11 Not Recommended for Children EXTRA: CARTOON and SPQRTS Owens Starts Torch On Trip NEW YORK (UPI) Jesse lead in the firstirtning on a two ganTJtWfr I 11IW ft luu HVlllCX MJ 1V4V ITUUVHU sprinter who ancnoreu so many Jack Lamabe the Ked box rhamnionshio relay teams in starter sineled home a run for i 1 1 the Ked Sox in the second anatTuesday night starting a inree they tied the score in the fourth run rally that broke a 2 2 tie and i against Dinon Segm when Carl navo thp Pittsburgh Pirates a 5 Yastrzemska singled Al Smith 2 victory over the Los Angeles! aiou cf home Cleveland Salmon rf Howser ss Chance lb JfllO ph 2b Wagner If 4 11 0 Hinton lt AlVlf JO Azcue Dvllo cf Held 2b Totals 33 I 3 Cleveland Wflhinrton Cleveland 8 Washington 9 Held salmon Davalillo 6 McDowell 6 McDowell 6 McMahon 5 4 Hannan Duckworth 2:39 5 Hoosiers Assured Of Olympic Berths INDIANAPOLIS (AP) ive present or former Hoosiers were assured places on the US Olympic team Monday when red Schmidt Indiana Univer sity senior won the 200 meter butterfly in the New York trials and set a US rear ord of 2:080 Previously qualified were Chet Jastremski Indiana Uni versity medical student who set a world record 'm the 200 njeter breaststroke Tom Treth eWay I juhior In the same event Kathy Ellis Indianapo lie in th' 100 meter DALLAS The in 'n rid nmacfelrl 1 riday without the services of now 70f Haven Conn in PGA champion Bobby Nichois I gymnastics Midmaio nor oIraTi tiff frtr a round of exhibitions Other abstentees include Ar nold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema Gary Playfer and Ken Venturi But the meet will have such top players as Billy Casper Mike Souchak Juliusi Boros Chi Chi Rodriguez Dow inster wald Don January and defend i ing champion Billy Maxwell Nichols Won't Play Iri Dallas Dpen GolL Lrtbuu inrn anas ifreestyle ana Munei urossieia Open will fee played beginning formrly of Indianapolis and The talk of the town Kridftv wifnnnt tha cafvippc nf kt in Bowling 30c at Rains 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0ft A ftk A uu i 2 0 0 0 Maloney 3 0 0 Ol pregeiwef 30 1 3 1 Total (MW lw iMr 100 100 Cincinnati 1 LOB ST LOUIS 1UPI) rrbbsoiBob run producing i JI single in the ninth inning hfoke Lpuis Cardinals 54viciSry lover tne Milwaukee Braves Dvl III MARION IADEWIO 57 59 60 64 65 71 498 13' 'a 393 27 30' a DoritCiwUp The Ship MU 13: 16 StLtouio lood cf 0 10 Brock If 0 0 0 Groat 11 I 8 Boyar 3b 4 2 2 2 White lb 4 0 0 It i Javier 2b 4 1 2 0 Shnon rf Warwick ph rf 0 0 Uecker 3 1 3 3 Sadecld' 0 0 Taylor JOOO Totali 5 9 4 (feats 004 000 LOUit IWZ 000 1 the season was only tne tnira Javier Groat DP Milwaukee 1 79 78 7R 77 65 542 Ty Hi 66 71 55 86 Kt SR 77 65 1 542 78 66 "75 9 54 89 52 89 RESULTS LcazUft Los Angeles 12 St game scheduled) American League Minnesota 2 Washington 1 (Only game scheduled! Pacific Coast League TnhananriHs 3 Denver 0 Oklahoma City 4 'Salt Lake City 1 Tacoma 2 Portland 1 San Diego 8 Spokane 4 tlO in nings) Seattle 10 Hawaii 5 (Only games scheduled) National League New York 4 San rancisco 1 Philadelphla 4Houston Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles St Louis Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 American League Detroit 8 Chicago 0 Boston 3 Kansas City Minnesota 2 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 3 Washington'O''" New York at Los Angeles right TODAY'S GAMES National League San rancisco (Perry 8 9) at New York (StaUard 8 16) (N) Milwaukee (ischer 10 8) at St Louis (Gibson 12 10) (N) Houston (Notteoart or rarrau 11 7) at Philadelphia (Short 14 7) (N) Los Angeles (Reed 1 3) at Pitts burgh (Gibbon 9 6) (N) Chicago (Buhl 12 10) at Cincinnati 13 6) (N) American Leagut! New York (Bouton 15 111' at Loa Angeles (Chance 15 6) (N) Boston (Monbouquette 9H1) KXfll Aas City (Pena 11 13) (N) Baltimore (Pappas 12 5) at Mmne sota (Stigman 6 13) (N) Detroit (Aguirre 4 7) at Chicago (Peters 15 7) (Nl Cleveland (Stange 6 12) at Wash ington (Rudolph 1 2) (N) Pacific Coast League Denver at Indianapolis (N) Salt Lake City at Arkansas (N) Oklahoma City at Dallas (N) Tacoma at Portland (N) San Diego at Seattle (N) Hawaii at Spokane (N) VANCOUVER BC (UPI) Stan Leonard has the Ca nadian PGA golf championship eight times MON thru THURS 59 With 12 Gal or Moro Gai Pure halt REE WAX JOB! Prostono Jot Wax will bo applied to your car after washing KERR McGI 0U INDUSTHUJnc 3307 MAIN irder except i 2 i for (he third inning when back 1 looo and Bill Virdon sc wed the first two Pirate runs After Stargell homered Mnvprcnki sincled'and Jim Pa eliaroni doubled sending Orte to the showers Bob Miller 0012I came on and intentionally 2 2 4 4 walked Dick Scnotieia loaam 110 3 Blaslngamto ph 2b Lock cf Ztamer 3b 3 i Xl hit of the game off Dodger st i lob Miiwauto 5 st Kenndv 4 0 1 21starter Ortega who had re gB Boyer Javier HR Boysr (18) 40 10 tired the Pirates in order except ucker i)sb aiOu KrtZAr 2 ft 4 Ka ihirrl)inmnO 1 pr olto back doubles by BobJJailey iuna Dfi i Totals' 32 ft 8 0 000 020 3 000 800 Kennedy HR in 6 1 3 2 2 3 2 A 3592 a i fl BQWIJiEUT Win 24 Game i PHILADELPHIA! AP) Rich ie inside the park homer in the eighth inning following three homer sal vo in the seventh pulled the National League leading Phil lies to a 4 3 victory over Hous ton Tuesday night Jm Bunning right handed ace who brought his record to 15 4 with his sixth straight "victory was locked in a scoreless duel with Hal (Skinny Brown for six innings Johnny Callison led off the seventh by socking one strike pitch over the right field wall for his 24th homer Wes Coving ton slammed the next pitch to the same sector for his 13th homer After Clay Dalrymplel i 4 'PhAmoc ham ixwxxauo mered his eighth homer onto XUa IaW iaIH AAr UiC XViu I ArV'nncato Allen then: wrappea up okiahoma city home run hitting for Indianapolis the night in the eighth when Cltv powered a Dick arrell pitch toDallas i mm AAWrnv niTii xi tne 447 1001 Sigil Ill uccp vciivv and raced around the bases for an inside the park homer It was 25th homer Houston 1 Kasko ss ox 2b Spangler If Bond lb Aspmnte 3b Gaines Hardy cf Grote Brown Roberto ph 1 0 0 Houston 1 1 I I A 2 llliauvipiaa DP Philadelphia 3 Houston 4 Philadelphia 4 Games Gaines (6) Callison241 Covington (13) Thomai (8) Allen (25) SB Callisoh Aspromonte Bun mng Brown 244 Jones arrell I tlf IK HBpCby Bunning (Bond)' WP Bun r)ing CINCINNATI (AP) Jim Maloney held Chicago to three hits Tuesday night and struck out 13 Cubs while pitching the Cincinnati Reas to a 2 1 victory Maloney struck out seven oi the first nine Cubs he faced and did not give up a hi until the fourth Ernie Broglio struck out the first two Reds he faced but then Vada Pinson singled to right and scored when Billy Wil liams fumbled rank Robin line drive The Cubs tied the score in the fourth when Jim Stewart led off with a double and crossed on single to right But the Reds went ahead again in their half of the inning when Broglio walked two batters and Leo Cardenas singled in a run Chicago Cincinnati I Stewart ss Burton cf Willms rf Santo 3b BUnkg Gabrlsn rf Roznvski CampbU2b Burke ph 1 0 0 0 Totals Chicago rinnlnnfltl linillamu 9 TYP CD Dino ItWOieWflll 1UI4 1P Broglio 7 11 7 McDaniel 1 Maloney 12 9 9 5 0 ft 0 0 3 i i 1 13 1 a tie game and cave the St Brogiio 2 o3 a 7923 ILpuis Cardinals 54vic6ry TvrrrrCTiTiDnu iAP) winipiover the Milwaukee Braves U1 W1V rill kJU UJVvK lfp la 1 the great uiymptc run homer by wellie Matnews Stargell hit a solo home run into cwyuuiBui aakft Cft mflnv Yaak1r nmnkn T5 as! 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