Dodgers Sweep Reds To Move Back In NL Lead
Lou Johnson collected three hits with two RBIs and Dick Tracewski drove in two as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Cincinnati 11 7 to reclaim first place in the National League. Don Drysdale earned his 12th win, despite being chased in the seventh after back-to-back homers by Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman.
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Rolling Stone Finally Stops With Angels Pitcher Brunet Hopes Niche Found
Los Angeles, UPI report notes George Brunet, a 30 year old lefthander known as baseballs rolling stone, has spent 13 seasons with 20 clubs. He aims to win 15 or more games with the Angels to secure a regular spot, praising manager Bill Rigney and GM Fred Haney for giving him a chance.
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McLain Tops Yankees 8-0 for Sixth Straight Win
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain earned his sixth consecutive victory, scattering seven hits and fanning eight as the Tigers blanked the New York Yankees 8-0. Bill Freehan and Norm Cash each hit a homer and drove in three, Cash adding his fifth homer of the season.
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Dempsey Tunney Fight Backed by National Boxing Board
Former champions Dempsey and Tunney testified in Washington urging a national boxing commission. They argued for unified oversight to curb rough bouts and protect the sport’s integrity amid debates over interstate and televised fights.
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Orioles to Play All Stars in 1945 Remembrance Game
Baltimore Orioles veterans Steve Gromek and Vern Stephens join the 1945 All-Star concept, returning to honor a wartime cancellation. In Kansas City, Steve Barber pitched a three hitter in a 4 1 victory over the Oakland Athletics, delivering two RBIs and a homer. In Minneapolis, Jim Hall drove in two with a pair of two run homers as the Twins shutout the Red Sox 9 0.
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Spare and strike angles from Don Carter guidance
Bowling tips explain aiming a 36 10 spare with a slight hook into the 3 then rake the 6 and 10. Spares on the lane's right side should be aimed from the extreme left. Note promotes a booklets offer by Don Carter via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago for 20 cents.
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ACC Champs Named In Recent Tourney At Anderson CC
Anderson Country Club hosted an 18 that saw Low Gross won by R C Roberts 75 and C E Austin tied for second at 78. Low Net led by N L Penn at 63 with 83 18 63, plus ties among W G Heller and B G McCullough 68, Wickert and Jones 70, and others. ACC announces team Best Ball on July 24 with P S Rossin chair and Ray Jones urging members to register in the pro shop.
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T. J. Smith
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Edgewood Family Day Golf Winners Named
Winners of the mixed two ball Edgewood Country Club tourney on July 4 during Family Day have been announced by Edgewood Golf Club. The event showcased couples and partners competing across the course with final standings released by the club officials.
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Mamie's Star Spook Win Open Heats at Anderson Fair
Mamie's Star Spook and Wise Miss both won two straight heats in the Pace Open on the opening night of the four night Anderson Fair card. Mamie's Star led heat one, faded to third in heat two, while Spook took heat wins on both runs. Spook declared overall winner for faster time in heat two.
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Logansport
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Greenville
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Local racing and sports scores in Shadyside and Delco
Recap of horse races including Speedway Abbett and Windale Flyer with entries and placings, plus baseball and league results from the American League and Coast, and Erskine National Little League All-Stars roster announced by managers and coaches.
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Rick Hubble
Gary Lierman
Tim McAshlan
Kelton Dickey
Rex Gourley
Dava Rhodes
Steve Small
Cary Pratt
Tony King
Ed Demos
Mike Dickerson
John Cook
I Ke Kelly
Lee Kovach
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Ate
Will Pull Car Firm From Prix
London AP Colin Chapman plans to pull his Lotus car firm from Grand Prix racing at season end. The move could signal the downfall of Jim Clark, 1963 world champion and 1965 Indy 500 winner, who leads the world championship this year. Lotus chief Chapman, 37, says no engine for the new Grand Prix formula next year leaves withdrawal as the only option. The FIA changes the formula about every five years to curb national or single-enterprise dominance.
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Federation International ‘of Motor Sport
Babe Ruth and Martinez Shine In Local Wins
Babe Ruth Crawford Field hurler Martinez allowed four hits as Pitcock Construction fell 3 to 0. Emge's pitcher Lawler struck out 15 Madison Concessions and homered in Mace's 3 to 1 win over Concessions. Bowers blanked Madi son’s squad with 10 K. Local notes mention UT Picnic for employees and families on Sunday July 18 at Shady Side Park, led by C. B. Hunter.
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Hula Girl Wins Aqueduct Purse
Hula Girl a Meadow Stable filly won the $10,000 My Dear Girl Purse at Aqueduct by a neck. On only her second start the Native Dancer daughter held off My Boss Lady and Ogirema to finish strong in the five and one half furlong race.
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Third Race Pace Non Winners Of 200
George Wilfong and Green a driven Handy e ow Deady driven Mr Pemberton me Eaminverhy mnend Conover Morristown compete in a pace non winners of 200 stake. Amish Key with V Carpenter and Perry Carpenter, Green Tanya L German. Decatur Bourbon's Boy P Carpenter, Madeline Herman Decker Jonesboro. New Tassel owned driven by odiset Madison. Carlos Calico F Daugherty Carl Steelman Marion.
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