Mays hits 512th NL homer as Giants top Dodgers
Willie Mays breaks Mel Ott NL record with his 512th career homer in a 6-1 Giants win over the Dodgers at Candlestick Park. The ball was retrieved by 17-year-old Henry Garron Jr. Mays eyes Ruth next as Ted Williams and Jimmy Foxx loom as possible targets.
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OU Baseball Hosts Miami
Ohio University baseball, 3-0 in the Mid-American Conference, welcomes Miami Redskins to Trautwein Field for two games Friday at 3 15 p m and Saturday at 11 a m.
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Local Market Names Highlighted in Tournament Scores
Top scorers listed include Mary Scott 191 and Mary Adams 518 with Swearingen's 626 scoring 1770 points. Locations mentioned include Cliff's Market Swearingen's Hi Way Motel Chet's Sunoco Scott Plumbing Fuller Electric Co. Bumpass Coast.
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Cleveland Duo Collides Miss Season Preview
Cleveland shortstop Larry Brown suffered a fractured skull, nose, and cheek in a collision with teammate Leon Wagner at Yankee Stadium. Wagner also injured, with a broken nose and facial bruises. Brown’s season prognosis looked grim, while Wagner expected to return in a day or two. The Indians defeated the Mets 2-1 as Roger Maris homered in New York.
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The Plains Triumphs In Regional Tilt
Virgil Thompsons two run single and a fifth inning error sparked The Plains to a 4-1 win over Ames Bern in a Class A Sectional game. Frank Coon pitched all nine innings for The Plains and advances them to meet Chauncey in the finals. Phil Tate led Ames Bern with two hits.
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