Griswold Nips Trojans in late rally 7-6
Burdell Hensley delivered a bases loaded single in the seventh as Griswold beat Atlantic 7-6 for a second straight win over the Trojans. Weaver started the decisive frame with a single and Myers, Morton, and Hensley followed with key hits to load the bases before Hensley’s single scored Weave r. Atlantic led 6-2 before Griswold’s four-run sixth and late dramatics. Jim Smith earned the win with 11 strikeouts while Fritch fanned eight for Atlantic.
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Major Standings and Tuesday Results in Baseball
Standings show Boston, Chicago, Washington, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City. Tuesday results include New York 7 Cleveland 4 and Chicago 1 Boston 0 in 10 innings. Washington 4 Detroit 3. Baltimore 9 Kansas City 7. Schedule lists games for Thursday across multiple venues including Brooklyn Chicago and New York Milwaukee.
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Soos Snap Topeka Streak With Sioux City Victory
Sioux City halted Topeka’s six game streak as Des Moines beat Lincoln 4-1. Stenhouse pitched a five hitter for Des Moines. Amarillo and Pueblo split a doubleheader opener 6-2. game two halted by curfew and to be replayed.
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Unclear OCR sports note with many garbled words
Summary unavailable due to heavily garbled input. The readable parts mention White Sox and Chicago, with references to pitching and hitting but no coherent events, names, dates, or scores to report reliably.
Dim Outlook For Dodgers Giants Staying In New York
The Mayors meeting at City Hall failed to secure new park sites by October 1. Walter OMalley and Horace Stoneham gave no stay guarantees, signaling possible moves to Los Angeles and San Francisco if sites are not found. Mayor Wagner ruled out city funding for new stadiums.
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Dodgers.” Wagner Also Informed the Huge Press Gathering That Neither O'Malley
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Recreational league leads with Yankees Indians and White Sox
The Yankees hold a 2-0 record while Indians and White Sox are 1-0 atop the recreational baseball loop. Braves and Dodgers stand 1-1. Giants and Cardinals each 0-1. Redlegs drop to 0-2. Yankees beat Braves 6-5. Dodgers edged Hedlegs 6-5. Indians defeated Cardinals 4-2 with Dale Kopp limiting the Indians to two hits.
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Phillies Rally To Top Reds 3-1 Behind Haddix, Lawren ce Loss
Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 3-1 as Harvey Haddix allows three hits over seven innings, Brooks Lawrence takes the loss in relief. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges provide Dodgers' early punch with a 7-0 lead before Koufax falters, while George Kell becomes the 100th major leaguer with 2,000 hits in Baltimore’s comeback win.
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Lineup for College World Series Set ISC Meets Irish
The Associated Press report notes Texas Longhorns clinch district 6 by sweeping Ariana in Austin 2-0 and earn a berth to the College World Series in Omaha, opening Saturday. Texas draws Connecticut in the series, with other district winners advancing to Omaha.
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Regional playoff pairings set after district draws in Omaha
Representative in the first round at Omaha faces Colorado State College in the Rocky Mountain Conference. California opposes Colorado State College. Penn State battles Florida State, Notre Dame meets Iowa State in district pairings with Iowa State as Big Seven champion. Other teams earning at large bids round out the regional field.
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Local bowler posts 298 in 7th year of play
North Tonawanda bowler Sally Janiak nearly clubs a 300 with a 298 on her twelfth ball. She has bowled seven years and previously peaked at 265 five years ago.
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Bowling Results From Summer Classic League Night
The Hawkeye Bowl won three straight over King Pin company. Mrs. Christensen's Dressing beat Iowa Finance while Wilson Concrete defeated Kirchhoff Painters. Duane Johnson scored 597, Charles Wohlhu ter 590. Gary Runyan 584, Frank Pross 582. Pross 254 high series, Johnson 222, Runyan 215, Millhollin 213. Look in BOTT directions before pulling onto the highway.
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