Indians face Tigers after tough Sox setback
Cleveland slides in the standings after a 7-2 loss to Chicago as Gary Peters improved to 11 straight wins. Latman held the score at 2-2 into the eighth before Chicago exploded, dropping the Indians to seventh and widening the gap behind Boston and Los Angeles.
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Chicago White Sox
Gary Peters
Cleveland
Barry Latman
Peters
Sox
Latman
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
Robinson
Ward
Charley Maxwell
Ron Hansen
Gary Bell
Boston
Los Angeles
Jack Kralick
Tribe
Jim Bunning
Detroit
ACC Title Decided Labor Day
Defending champion Ker mit Blosser is one win from a second straight Athens Country Club golf title. He meets Jim Romanowski, who beat Butch Gardner in semis, on Labor Day for 36 holes starting at 9 am with Consolation at 1 pm. Mary Hope and Becky Biggs duel for the ladies crown at 11:30 am.
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Kermit Blosser
Athens Country Club
Jim Romanowski
Butch Gardner
Blosser
Art Smith
Romanowski
Mary Hope
Becky Biggs
Davis Cup Return Hopes Open After Talbert Forecast
Bill Talbert predicts United States can win back the Davis Cup this year but cautions about Australia’s Harry Hopman. He notes Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston must peak at the right time and suggests beating Hopman on his own terms. The cup contention hinges on the National Tennis Championships opening today at the West Side Club.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Uncle Sam
Bill Talbert
Harry Hopman
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Hopman
Harry
Chuck
Dennis
America
West Side
Improved lighting at Athens High field and gym
Conrath Electric of Athens completed 32 additional light fixtures at the Athens High football field. Principal Wilbur Lewis says the new 1500 watt bulbs nearly double stadium lighting and improve gym lighting by about a third.
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Athens
Athens High
Wilbur Lewis
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Don Finsterwald Leads Denver Oven Bout
Athens pitcher Don Finsterwald emerged as an early favorite in the Denver Oven event by taking a 75 Thursday and slipping from contention. Minor league results show Indianapolis 2 3 Atlanta 0 7 Jacksonville 2 7 Columbus 3 0 Richmond 3 5 Rochester 1 6 Arkansas 2 6 Buffalo 0 8 Toronto 6 Syracuse 2.
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Don. Finsterwald
Denver
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Columbus
Richmond
Rochester
Arkansas
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Pacific Coast League Scores From Recent Games
Tacoma defeated Seattle 6 to 2 while San Diego beat Spokane 4 to 1 and Portland topped Denver 6 to 1 in Pacific Coast League action.
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Seattle
San Diego
Spokane
Portland
Denver
Major League Baseball Standings and Thursday Results
National League standings with Los Angeles leading at 79 53 and San Francisco 73 60. Thursday results include Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 and New York 7 Pittsburgh 4. American League shows New York 86 74 and Chicago 75 58 with multiple games listed.
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Houston
New York
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St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Minnesota
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Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
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Don Eskey
Wilmington High
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