Prentice Puts Fairview Out Of Tourney Early
Prentice Litts league shortstop blasted a game ending six inning homer as Prentice edged Fairview American in sectional Lille League play. White hit a homer for Fairview in the fifth, Morgan scored their lone run in the fourth, and Fairview were outhit. Wright of Anderson and Early had no hits.
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Aaron wins Canadian Open in playoff over Snead
Tommy Aaron claimed his first PGA victory at the Canadian Open in a final playoff against Sam Snead at Pinegrove Country Club. Aaron, 32, tied Snead at 12 under, edged ahead with an eagle on the final hole, and collected 52500 prize money while Snead received 14300 for second.
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Reformatory Defeats USA in Rough Round Thriller
In a muddled scoring night, Reformatory ousts Culli 9-7 and Woodmen fall 6-3 while Pendle shines with a late birdie. Airing errors and scattered birdies mark the USD action, with Aaron bolstering the lead through a 4-foot birdie putt on the ninth and Nor ices showing in the late rounds.
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Cubs Beat Giants In 16th As Marichal Loses At Wrigley
Cubs edge Giants 4 3 in 16th inning with Billy Williams driving in Don Kessinger for the winning run. Marichal saw his seven game Wrigley Field streak end dating back to 1984 while Santiago and Santo contributed late to the Chicago rally.
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Move For Negro Loopers Hall Of Fame Start
COPPERSTOWN NY UPD crowds push toward election of Negro stars Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson into baseballs Hall of Fame. A special expert group will assist with the induction process led by BBWAA president Dick Young and Royce Campanella a former Negro leagues star. The event marks broader recognition of Negro league players alongside Stan Musial and others in a modern ceremony.
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Hall of Fame adds Hoyt Coveleski Campanella Musial
Four baseball legends inducted into the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown New York as fans braved drizzle. Waile Hoyt Stanley Coveleski Ray Campanella Stan Musial honored with plaques and speeches recalling early days and poverty, as tears and memories filled the ceremony.
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Major League Standings and All Star Anecdotes Across Leagues
United Press International notes mixed standings and rosters with East and West divisions in both leagues. Highlights include New York and Philadelphia matchups, Chicago and Los Angeles pairings, and the Twins exhibition win amid rain. Commentators recall careers of Coveleski and Woyt and recount a Memorial Day style homage at the Mall of Fame event.
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Durocher Missing From Cubs Dugout Over Weekend
Cubs manager Leon Durocher reportedly AWOL from the Chicago dugout over the weekend amid a stomach disorder. He planned to explain his absence to owner P. K. Wrigley as Teo felt the dugout Saturday during the Dodgers game.
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Cubs edge Giants in 11 to beat Dodgers mystery night
The Cubs won 3-2 in 11 innings while Leo Durocher kept silent about his private life. Reports claimed Leo attended a parents weekend in Wisconsin with a bride and steps in a reception near Eagle River. Wrigley officials declined comment on his absence as coaches and players stayed mum.
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Gurney and Revson Win Indy 200 Showdown
At Indianapolis Raceway Park USAC action featured Dan Gurney and Peter Revson battling for the lead. Revson won the race with Repco engine power while Gurney finished close behind as Unser and Andretti also chased the podium. Gurney endured engine trouble and debris in the stock-block Ford during the event.
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Mayhew Woman Wins Medalist in Indiana Golf Tour
Claudia Mayhew of Carmel and University of Florida student won medal honors at the 46th Indiana Women's Golf tour. She posted a 77 to lead 49 qualifiers, with four others four strokes back. Defending champion Pat Wright and Lyng Oakes shot 79s, while several contenders posted scores in the 80s. Mayhew made a strong finish with a tight back nine.
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Baseball scores and upcoming pitchers from national and league play
Yesterday and latest results feature multiple NL and AL games with Chicago and St Louis high on the docket. Matchups list 21 jannings and Amétivah League notes plus Tuesday probable pitchers such as Bahnsen Blue Nagy Murphy and Perry.
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Madison Heights Holds Tonight Physicals for Athletes
Athletic director Paul Bradford announced that Madison Heights High School athletes in football cross country and tennis will have physicals at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Madison Heights Junior High athletes report to the high school gym at 8:00 p.m. South Sidenier High students schedule their physicals for Tuesday, Aug. 19 at 7:30 p.m in the South Side gym.
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Bowling Tips for All Bowlers by Carter and Ladewig
A illustrated booklet titled Championship Tips For All Bowlers by Dan Carter and Marion Ladewig is advertised. Readers pay 20 cents and include a stamped return envelope to Don Carter and Marion Ladewig in care of National Newspaper Syndicate at 20 North Wacker Drive Chicago.
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