Braves Top SF Despite Three Homers
Atlanta defeated San Francisco 5 3 as Denis Menke hit a two run homer backing Ken Johnson. Joe Torre and Ollie Brown provided the tying and early scoring, with Johnson yielding two homers to Brown and another to Hiatt before Phil Niekro finished the final out. Johnson improved to 6 4 while McCormick fell to 4 3.
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Walbridge Notches Second Ace at Meadow Brook Course
Glen Walbridge, 34, of 722 EB 29th St Anderson, scored his second ace at Meadow Brook in under a month. He won a state seniors tourney prize with a pitching wedge misnomer, while playing with Bob Cowles Leo Oshier and Bill Hamptbers.
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Columbus
NHL Minimum Salary Boost Led By Pirates With Key Hits
Montreal report details a baseball game and hockey salary news as Pirates power to early runs. Gene Alley, Mazeroski, and Oliver key hits drive scoring. NHL moves raise minimum player pay to 10 000 with league approval amid summer meetings.
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Rick Wise
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Goalby Aaron Share Buick Open Halfway Lead
Bob Goalby and Tommy Aaron led the Buick Open at the halfway mark with 142 totals after rounds of 69 and 72 respectively. Goalby, temperamental yet steady, faced trouble on the seventh and ninth holes but retained a one over par near-lead while Aaron recovered from trees and finished strong. Kermit Zarley Terry Dill and Frank Board trailed at 143.
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Senators Sell Harrelson To KC In Cash Deal
The Washington Senators sold first baseman Ken Harrelson to the Kansas City club in a straight cash deal. No price was disclosed. Casey Cox was recalled from Hawaii and will join the team as they finish their series with the Red Sox. Harrelson had requested a trade as rookie Mike Epstein had taken over first base duties after coming from Baltimore.
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Tutwiler's 65 Paces Champs
Tutwiler of Indianapolis shot a five under par 63 in the first round of the Sunhehenna tourney amateur championship in JohnstownPa delivering a flawless round and a three stroke lead. Jack Lewis of Florence and Lazy Wadkins of Richmond tied for second at 68 with five others at 71. The field features players from multiple states and the 46May Nelson will play 36 holes Saturday and 18 Sunday.
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Huntingdon Valeley
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Salisbury
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Raw Putt Best Ever at Crawford Field Guide Lamp 2010
In a confusing scoreline with numerous names, the report notes standout performances by M Crawford and a series of players including Taylor, Turner, Matthews, and Mabbilt. Team lineups feature Donnelly, Purcell, and Barcus with ER credited to McNeese.
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AL South
Notre Dame Fullback Inks Browns Paner
Cleveland Browns sign Notre Dame fullback Larry Conjar, a key backfield hopeful after the Fighting Irish season. The draft move positions Conjar as a backup behind Tarry Kelly with potential to compete for early playing time.
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Rain
Shortboxing bout ends in ten seconds at Maeslag
UPI reports a rapid knockout at Maeslag Wales on September 2 1957 as Swine Kogland defeated Bol Hobarts of Nigeria in a ten second TKO. The bout highlighted the fastest matels of the season with a swift finish surprising spectators.
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Clarke Delivers Walkoff Victory for Yankees over White Sox
Horace Clarke lined a sharp 10th inning single to right, driving in Steve Whitaker from second as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 2 1 in extras. Steve Hamilton earned the win after entering in the 16th with two on and none out, striking out Pete Ward to end the threat.
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Stanford coach Dutch Fehring to resign after season
Dutch Fehring, Stanford's top ranked Bacewall coach, will resign after next week's college nord series in Omaha. He will become director of intramural athletics and club sports while continuing to scout for Stanford's varsity football team. Fehring, 55, arrived in 1999 and posted 33 wins and four losses this year, giving a career record of 205-160. He was named coach of the year by NCA District peers.
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NCA
Paducah Physician Wins Leftus Golf Title
Paducah Ky physician Tr G KR Noss shot 299 to win the National Lelle Handers Golf Tournament at Silver Lake Country Club Orland Park finishing three strokes ahead of Larry Caton of Normal Illinois The 40 year old general practitioner held 72 holes Medal total with Calon tied for second place and noted a long day of golf amid a crowded field at the 72 hole event.
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Slugging Night Sends KC Past Indians in Twin Bill
Dave Cushman hit a three run homer fueling a six run first inning as Kansas City beat Cleveland 6 to 0 in the nightcap, following Jim Gosger’s two run blast that gave Oakland a 2-0 win in the opener. Reggie Smith and Carl Yastrzemski also homered for the Red Sox, while Frank Robinson’s pinch hit homer helped Boston.
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