Ten Days Decide AL Pennant Chase For Yankees and Rivals
The next 10 days will shape the American League pennant race as the New York Yankees lead by 5 games with a brutal slate ahead. They face Washington and Baltimore eight times in 10 games while Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Boston battle to keep pace. Ted Williams may return for a Fourth of July doubleheader, and Chicago must endure a heavy stretch after losing to Detroit. In the National League Brooklyn rallies to beat the Giants in 11 innings as Milwaukee moves into second place behind the Dodgers.
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City Food Caps 6 5 Victory In Narrow Softball Win
City Food edged Machine Shop 7 6 in a tense City Softball League thriller. Ron Upton pitched a two hitter with 11 strikeouts as City Food seized a late seventh inning lead on a homer by Clark Diggins and a three run rally by Morris Currens, while Harold Sams limited the late offense. George Sopko and Upton each had two hits for City Food. Currens drove in three for Machine Shop.
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Twin bill tonight as East All-Stars meet West 6-3
East All-Stars clash with West in a twilight twin bill amid scouts watching for future stars. The opener drew 350 paid attendees as Mason’s Mirtha fanned 15 in a high school era showcase, with St. Louis and Chicago in action later and a busy schedule around the league.
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Sues Track To Recoup Lost Bets
A woman files suit in New York claiming pari mutuel betting losses under a 1900 act. Paula Aisi, 28, seeks recovery from Greene Jockey Club and others, arguing bettors can recover money lost at multiple tracks under the act’s provisions. The suit aims to test the law as cited by her attorney.
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Lions Edge Kiwanis in Pony League Thriller 4-3
Braves win 4-3 as Lauthutte and White form the battery and Lautthutte belts a triple with two outs. Nye Little Leaguers topple Jaycees 7-2 behind Boyd and Blaine Cornwell doubles, 10-hit offense led by Ferry, Caiel, and Cornwell. Yates Evans and Smith notch singles for Lions Indians. Evans wins pitching, Baker and Golden lose in opener.
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Albany Horse Show Draws 700 Attendees In Sunlit Field
About seven hundred spectators attended the Albany horse show at the Albany athletic field. Approximately 115 entries competed across pony and horse divisions. Ray McCann judged, Boyd Williams announced, with Dwight Scot as final announcer, as entries listed include Little Champ owned by Don Guintie, Jiminy Cricket Johnny Allensworth, Patty Shoemaker, and Western Pleasure winner Little Johnny presented by Fred Lauret.
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All-Star Voting Closes Tonight in Major League Balloting
Voters sealed in the nation’s All-Star selections with ballots totaling 496,856 cast by close of counting. Final results near as fans await official starting teams to be announced. races tighten for second base right field and other key positions.
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Senior golf title chase starts as Valuska leads
Dayton reports John Valuska, a 34 36 10 for 80, from Steubenville, holds a one stroke lead entering the final 18 holes of the state Senior Golf Championship at the Miami Valley course. Allen Rankin of Columbus follows, with Ray Geiger of Dayton two back, as a near record field of 171 competes.
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Swearingens Edwards Split Swearingen Action
Edwards and Swearingen split a league twin bill as Wilbert Hayes or led the night with a long homer in game one while Simons connected for the FW win. McGee won game one for Edwards while Snider took the loss. Zimmers handled catching duties for TVmen. Allen had three hits for the losers.
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Little Leaguers Sport New Uniforms in Gallipolis
Gallipolis games feature a doubleheader at Memorial Field with Little Leaguers in new uniforms. The Indians edge the Athletics 4 to 3 as Jamison breaks three bats and drives in key runs, while the White Sox rally to beat Detroit 4 to 3 in extra innings with solid hitting by Rees and Lewis.
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Hartley Defeats Bowling in Point Hartley action
Hartley defeated Bowling at Point Hartley as Gardner and Malleable led with strong hitting. Reynolds homered for Hartley, while Doc’s Food suffered a heavy loss in a four inning game. Malleable earned his first win with nine hits, and Doc’s struggled with control as 37 walks were issued between both teams.
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Finsterwald Second At Columbia Open
Finsterwald placed second at the Columbia Open after a three under par 132 through three rounds. Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach held a share of second with 136 after a 68 in the third round. Samsnead posted a 68 to finish with 137 as the field of pros and amateurs tested the course.
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Fight Results in Los Angeles
Don Grant of Los Angeles stopped Shamus Jones in Phoenix. The bout ended with Grant at 111 and Jones at 17 percent. Mickey Rhodes and Richie 156 1-2 were also noted in the card.
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