Bailey Powers Reds Past Phillies 12 4 in Cincinnati
Ed Bailey, hitting to all fields, goes 3 for 4 as Cincinnati Redlegs beat Philadelphia 12 to 4. Tom Acker wins his first game and completes at least one full game this season, aided by a six run sixth inning and a home run by Frank Robinson.
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All Stars Bring Strong Quarterback Line for Friday Night
Otto Graham leads an All-Star squad facing Detroit Lions at Soldier Field in a 25th anniversary game. Kings Hill or Ray Brown may start at quarterback with Graham planning a wide open passing attack and a powerful front line to pressure the pros. ABC will televise and broadcast the contest at 8:30 p.m. EST.
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Two Baseball Showdowns Set at Wa hama High
At Wa hama High School two summer baseball games highlight the evening. Hartford's Little League champions face a Little League All-Star squad at 7 p.m. followed by C and W Pony League champs meeting a group of All-Stars from that league. C and W advanced with a 3-1 playoff win over Broad Run, James Bennett delivering the decisive home run.
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Baseball season leaders gathered in one compact report
AP summary lists American League leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals with players such as Mantle, Runnels, Cerv, Fox, Kaline, Power, Lemon, Jensen, Sievers, Aparicio. Pitching leaders include Turley, Delock, Hyde, and Wynn. National League figures feature Musial, Mays, Ashburn, Banks, Aaron, Spahn, and Jones among others.
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Fight Results from Richmond and Tokyo Card
Luke Easter of San Francisco drew with Buddy McDonald of Edmonton in a 10 round bout in Richmond Calif. Sadao Yaoita of Japan outpointed Leo Zuleta of the Philippines in a 10 round match in Tokyo.
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Medics fall 4-3 to LL Stars in late rally
Athens Medics, the LL champions, rallied with two runs in the seventh but could not overcome the All-Stars in a 4-3 loss at Ohio University field. Star batters Mark Smith Bill Biggs Walter Christiansen and Tom Kempton led the visitors with singles while Glenn Bridgewater paced the Medics with two hits as Dick Tucker Lee Bridgewater and Murpf Chambers added Medic singles.
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Whitlatch Leads Bowling Victory in Nelsonville Match
Whitlatch's team beats Wolfe's squad 263 to 253 in a Monday night series in Nelsonville. Key scores include Griffith 178 177 169 524 and Walker 213 191 155 559 for the winners while Cope 171 172 216 559 and Wolfe 159 166 177 5 led the losers. The losers dropped the first two games 851 816 and 892 784, then won the third 937 894.
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Injured Redlegs Near Return To Lineup
Cincinnati Redlegs may soon call back two hurt regulars Gus Bell and Don Hoak. Bell recovering from blood poisoning after an ankle injury could play limited minutes Wednesday night. Hoak, with rib bruises from a collision with Roy McMillan, returned to Cincinnati for treatment and might miss action until the weekend.
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Army Shooters Set To Be Beaten At National Pistol Champs
CAMP PERRY Ohio U S Army shooters enter the National Pistol Championships as favorites after dominating the International rapid fire event four of five top places Lt Allyn L Clark Canaseraga New York won the rapid fire with 582 of 600 and U S Border Patrol Officer Stephen G Webber Chula Vista California captured the International aggregate with 822 of 900.
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Defenders Remain Unscored On In Legion Play
In the Ohio American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament Cincinnati Bentley has yet to allow a run. Cincinnati beat Euclid 7-0 on Brinkman five hitter while Akron beat Warren 2-0. Columbus edged Piqua 10-9 on a ninth inning steal of home and Celina defeated Newark 5-4 in a big eighth.
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Golf technique two part approach to clubhead speed
The article argues every golf point has two parts correct theory and action. It cites clubhead speed as key but stresses how to consistently produce speed through three steps: swing the club back and down, use wrist bend at the end of the backswing, and keep the head steady after impact.
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Fragmentary sports standings fragment from 1960s era wire
Readable lines show teams such as Milwaukee Pittsburgh San Francisco St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles and a 63 53 57 52 50 score chain. The garbled bits suggest a athletics standings snippet with city abbreviations and partial results.
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Tuesday and Thursday Major League Baseball and Rivalry Results
MLB notes show Tuesday results with Cincinnati and Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh and St. Louis, while Chicago, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles posted wins. Thursday schedules include St Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles with several twi night games and standings snippets.
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Athens All Stars Enter Ball Tourney
POMEROY The Athens All Stars have registered for the first invitational baseball tournament for boys eight through 12 in Syracuse. Tournament manager Robert Louks reports eight teams will compete, starting Aug 18, with the final on Sept 1 during the Syracuse community celebration sponsored by the Syracuse Fire Department and First Aid Squad. Drawings for play will be held this evening.
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Gallipolis All Stars Rout Wheelersburg in 12-1 Tourney opener
Gallipolis Little League All Stars slugged 12 hits and crushed Wheelersburg 12-1 in the SEC tournament opener at Wellston. Bobby Scott pitched six innings, allowed five hits, and fanned 10 while going 4 for 4 with two doubles and a triple to power the Gallipolis attack. Steve Carter, Billy Bachus, Danny Chick, and Ricky Blazer added key hits as Gallipolis built a 8-1 lead through five innings.
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Shrine Club Wins Pony League Title In Lopsided Finale
Shrine Club coached by Butch Newton and led by Tommy Rose defeated the Lions 10 to 1 to claim the Pony League pennant in Point Pleasant. It marks the club’s third title in five years under Rose.
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Field Trials Begin August 23 At Meigs County Beagle Club
A four day field trial begins August 23 at the Meigs County Beagle Club headquarters off Route 143, 13 miles north of Pomeroy. Hounds run 7 to 8 am with 13 inch classes first, then 15 inch classes. judges are Fred Reid and Dwight Chilcote. Entry fee five dollars. trophies and rosettes awarded.
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Aussie Mal Anderson Wins Eastern Grass Courts Title
Aussie Mal Anderson, a Davis Cupper, defeated Ham Richardson in a five set final at South Orange to claim the Eastern Grass Courts men’s championship. The match concluded 6-3 6-4 6-8 13-15 6-4 after three percent hours of play. Althea Gibson retained the women’s title with a 9-7 6-2 victory over Sally Moore of Bakersfield.
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Knicks Sign Kenny Sears From Santa Clara Import
New York Knicks add Kenny Sears, leading scorer last season, to reinforce the lineup. Sears, 6 foot 9, from California, averaged 18.6 points over 72 games in previous season, and has completed three seasons with the Knicks.
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Roberts Clothing Outfit routs Royal McBee 17 to 0 in city softball
Roberts Clothing Outfit overwhelmed Royal McBee 17 to 0 as Harold Sams and Glen Chesser hit home runs among 13 safeties. Roberts scored in the first, third, fourth and sixth frames while McBee managed four singles. Swearingens won their postponed game 1 to 0 by forfeit over Pepsi Cola.
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Pirates blank Braves 10-0 as Witt shines
George Witt, rookie Pirates right-hander, blanked the Braves on two hits with two doubles in the second and ninth innings to lift Pittsburgh into second place. Jim Landis drove in three for the White Sox in a 4-1 win over the Indians.
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