Olympics Hand Local Nats First Loss in BR 3-2
The Anderson Nationals fell 3-2 to the Anderson Olympians in BR as play resumed. Results from yesterday include Anderson Nationals 4 Anderson Americans 1 in 14 innings, and New Castle Americans 5 Anderson Americans 0 eliminating the Americans. Today features a 13-year-olds tourney with games at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 5:30 p.m., followed by the regular tournament at 8 p.m. between New Castle and Anderson Nationals.
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Orioles Win and Yankees Beat Indians 8-4
Orioles, led by Robin Roberts on the mound, held off Detroit 5 0 with a shutout effort despite 11 hits. The Yankees crushed Cleveland 8 4 behind John Blanchard's three run homer as New York extended its lead in the pennant race.
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663 Racks Up 5th Straight In League Softball Showdown
UAW-CIO 663 doubled the score on Eagles eight to four for their 15th straight win in the Commercial men’s league at Shadyside. Young homered in the fourth, Shaw's solo blast highlighted New York trailing 2-0 in the seventh, while Mo, 17, and others contributed in a list of midgame hits and runs.
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Hollywood Gold Cup and Monmouth Handi cap Loom Large
Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park features Colorado King an international field including Cadiz Final Command Desert Chief NT and Jallousie II. Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park pits Kelso Mongo and Olden Times in a 1¼ mile clash with Mr Consistency aiming to snap a 26 race losing streak while leading contenders vie for $69 875 in first money.
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Arabian baseball and golf notes amid interrupted league play
In a five inning Connie Mack game at Memorial Field Foland blanked Dearling’s Drugs 3 to 0 with 9 strikeouts as Reveal took the loss after giving up 3 hits and 11 punchouts. League play pauses until July 27 for the American Legion tourney at Memorial Park. Also golf details from Tutwiler and Winter with late rounds and key putts, plus junior tennis results in St Louis where Mary Ann Eisel won the Girls 18 division and Stan Smith triumphed in the boys 18 division.
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Bizzarro Seeks Lightweight Title Shot After TV Win
New York AP reports skinny Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania, a 125 pound underdog, earned a unanimous decision over Frankie Narvaez of New York in a Madison Square Garden TV bout. Bizzarro floored Narvaez in the ninth round, avenging a prior loss in the same venue.
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Leer Winter In State Finals In Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP Defending champion Jack Leer and Purdue ace Terry Winter emerged from an all Indianapol is semifinal to meet for the 64th Indiana Amateur Golf title. Leer edged Ed Tutwiler 1 up after a tight day while Winter defeated Lee Evans 6 and 5, building a 2 up margin in the morning before the afternoon drama shifted.
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McDonald and Wilson set for 36 hole National Public Links final
In Minneapolis AP reports Dean Wilson 31 of Omaha faces Bill McDonald of Topeka Kan is the 36 hole final of the National Public Links Golf Tournament. Wilson defeated Arne Dokka after 38 holes while McDonald eliminated Yates Adams Jr after 30 holes to reach the final.
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Sixty three enter UAW-CIO golf tourney at Grandview
Sixty three linksmen are entered in the Area 6 UAW-CIO Whole golf tourney scheduled today at the Grandview course. Charles Gilmore, registrations chairman, lists pairings and tee-off times from 6:30 am. through 8:15 am with groups including John Ward, Dave Jackson, Rubert Stalnaker, Tom Brown, Barry McFadden, Gerald Musselman, Don Lanning, Richard Shirley, Russell Martin, Kermit Stacey, John Washington, Melvin Cox, Alvin Flath, Roger Baker, Meredith Carmichael and others.
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Barry McFadden
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Bill Creed
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Donald Barth
Thenda Wright
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Ronald Jarvis
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G.dean Dewalt
Edward Richards
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Dick Ward
Jesse Vermillion
George Parker
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