Bailey's Single Leads Pirates To 3-2 Victory
Bob Bailey delivered a run producing single in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates over the San Francisco Giants 3-2. Bill Mazeroski started the rally with a hit, Dick Schofield followed, and John Pregenzer replaced the pitcher before Bailey's game winning hit. The win tightens the NL pennant race as Philadelphia leads.
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Decker's Delco Win BR Contests
Decker's and Delco-Remy triumphs highlighted by Decker's nine runs in the second inning and solid pitching from Williams and teammates. Marsh's early lead with a 3 to L score faded as Decker's and Nasheroad combined for six hits, while Delco-Remy crushed Chesterfield Lumber in a lopsided blowout.
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Short Becomes Father After Phillies Pitcher Welcomes Son
PHILADELPHIA UP I Mrs Merle Short wife of Phillies pitcher Chris Short gave birth to a son at Jefferson Hospital Monday. It is the couple's first child. In other baseball action Washington and Cleveland traded runs with Cleveland scoring twice in the first inning off Frank Kreutzer. Washington tied in the third on three hits.
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Hoosier Market Tops Lafayette At Zionsville
Hoosier Market of Anderson defeated Lafayette 66 to 60 in the Zionsville outdoor basketball tournament. Hoosier led 23-16 at halftime, then staved off a late Lafayette surge as Dick Donovan earned his sixth win against seven losses with help from Luis. The victory sends Hoosier into the quarterfinals against the winner of the Marion Cowboys Noblesville Merchants vs Westlane Pharmacy series.
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Young Takes HR Crown UAW Wins
UAW 663 completed a 9 to 2 victory for its 20th straight win as Jack Young hit his sixth homer of the season boosting the offense. In other action Local 1944 edged Guide Lamp 6 to 4 behind four-hit pitching by Ellis.
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Mosconi to Demonstrate Cue Skills at Golden Palm Room
Willie Mosconi world billiard champion and Brunswick adviser will give an exhibition at the Golden Palm cue room in Broadway 21010. He will show fundamentals and a host of trick shots as beginners learn the game and fans watch a record holder who dominated world title events from 1941 to 1955.
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Vic and Louise Rose Win Grandview Couples Golf Title
Vic and Louise Rose won the Grandview Golf Course annual Husband and Wife event with a 75. The ceremony included trophies from Joe O'Neil and Son Insurance Agency and Willard Sipes presenting the trophy. Winners list shows multiple couples with scores ranging to 84 and a British squad net leaders at 61.
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Eagles Place Four Players On Waivers
PHILADELPHIA AP The Philadelphia Eagles placed four players on the waiver list Monday, cutting their NFL roster. Among those cut were linebacker Mike Woulfe seeking a second chance, rookie ends Bob Dickerson, and backs Ernie Arizzi and Tony Lombardo.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Battle for PGA Money Lead
In Dunedin, Nicklaus leads Palmer 92 917.83 to 84 693.37 as Arnie gains with a $4,000 Canadian Open second. Nicklaus earned 2 080 at Montreal, while Casper also 2 080. Cass closes gap. Player's Canadian Open and US Open standings push him ahead of Venturi. Rudolph Souchak Rodriguez Nichols idle last weekend.
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Hornung and Taylor to play together in New Orleans
In New Orleans, Paul Hornung and Jimmy Taylor unite for a Packers exhibition game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Tulane Stadium. Hornung returns to pro football after a year banned for betting on NFL games, while Taylor expresses enthusiasm about Hornung's comeback alongside the famed scoring duo.
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Great Northern And Tipton Quintets In Wednesday Contest
Great Northern faces Tipton in the Zionsville outdoor tourney at 8 30 p m Wednesday Aug 5. Pioneer Corn beat T R Mallory 62 30 Sunday and cites stars Harvey Marmon Dick Macintosh. Great Northern lists Anderson Tom Harvey Bill Mauck Steve Clevenger Don Wagner and Jeff Blue. Windlaw Jr. manages the Great Northern lineup.
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Central Tire tops John Marshall 1 0 in tight duel
Tim Hallam outpitched Mike Woodruff as Central Tire moves into a tie for first by beating John Marshall 1 to 0. Hallam fanned 16, walked four, one intentional. Woodruff went the distance with 11 strikeouts and one walk.
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Hutchinson Leaves Hospital As Reds Scramble
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, 44, returned home from Christ Hospital after a week of tests for a chest cancer condition first found last January. Team physician Dr. George Ballou declined to reveal test results and said his return to duty depends on his recovery at home.
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Greene County Wins State Babe Ruth Title in Finals
In South Bend Western Greene County All-Stars defeated Horace Mann of Gary 7 to 1 to claim the state Babe Ruth boys’ baseball day elimination tournament. Greene County uses strong pitching and offense to secure its third straight victory and advance to the Ohio Valley Regional meet in Grosse Pointe Mich.
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76ers Sign Bianchi To National Basketball Association Deal
Philadelphia announces the NBA signing of Al Bianchi, the second player under terms after rookie Ira Harge. The move confirms Philadelphia's offseason additions as they reshape the roster.
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Nagle's 277 Caps Canadian Open Finish
Montreal report lists the top ten in the 72 hole Canadian Open. Ken Nagle finished at 277 for $7,500, followed by Arnold Palmer 279 and Ray Floyd 280, with Dan Skiles Jr and several stars tied at 281 and 282 and Bob Verney at 285.
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Plant Roots As Survival Food In Wilderness
Sportsmans Digest notes edible roots useful in survival such as tubers and rootstalks that can be peeled eaten raw or cooked like potatoes. Also mentions bugle weed Jerusalem artichoke tropical water lily and water lily flowers as alternative edible roots or plants.
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Baran Sets European Mile Mark At London Meet
Baran of Poland shattered the European mile record with a 4.56.0 clocking before 40,000 fans at London’s international meet. Detroit’s Jones ran 110m hurdles in 14.0 seconds to set a stadium mark while Larrabee of the Southern California Striders won the 400m in 46.2. Groth of Oregon State took the 800m in 1:46.5 and Hardin of LSU claimed the 400m hurdles in 50.3.
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