Dodgers Rally to Narrow Gap in NL Pennant Race
Dodgers prevail 7-1 over Cubs while Pirates win on a ninth inning double by Bob Skinner. Spahn earns his 27th victory as St Louis beats San Francisco, and Hank Aaron powers the Braves as Milwaukee halts its skid. In AL, New York takes three game lead with 6-3 over Baltimore and Detroit edges Kansas City 6-3.
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All Stars Battle To Keep A Place In KC
Kansas City hosts next Monday's All Star game amid a heated fight to keep the Athletics. Speculation swirls over a sale to the highest bidder after Arnold Johnson's death. Kansas City investors have pledged about 2 million dollars toward keeping the A's, with bids also coming from Dallas Houston Minneapolis and others.
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Art Wall Moves Into Canada Lead At Canadian Open
Art Wall of Pocono Manor Pa led the 27 000 Canadian Open after a Thursday five under par 67 to reach 134 at halfway in the 72 hole tournament. Al Balding Toronto and Tommy Jacobs Bermuda Dunes Calif chased with 69 and 70 respectively as 16 players survived the second round cut of 149. The field will be cut again for Saturday’s decisive round.
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U S Decathlon Meet Shapes U S Prestige Test
Eugene Oregon AP reports 26 U S athletes enter the AAU decathlon meet serving as Olympic trials with one foreign contender C K Yang of Formosa aiming to score above 8000 points. Former stars Rafer Johnson and Dave Edstrom return as Yak will compete while Kuznetsov leads Russia in a rival meet. The event opens with 10 events and concludes Saturday with the 1500 meters.
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Patterson Named Fighter Of Month By Rin Magazine
Floyd Patterson earned Rin Magazine’s fighter of the month honor after reclaiming the heavyweight title. The ranking shifts place Sonny Liston first, Zora Folley second, Eddie Machen third, with Ingemar Johansson dropping to fourth. Bobo Olsen breaks into the top 10, Holt falls to sixth, Pastrano rises to fourth, Calderwood climbs to third, and Gene Fullmer remains the top middleweight challenger following his decisive victory over Carman Basilio.
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Trinity Bay fishing contest tightens after squall hits Baytown
A sudden squall shut down late Thursday fishing in Trinity Bay while anglers pressed to improve standings in the Bay shore Rod Reel and Gun Club event. Early action reshuffled leaderboards with Miss Trinity Bay Karen Sisco grabbing a top croaker prize, and others like Charles Smith and Adelle Chrisley trading places in senior divisions. Fishing opens at 5 am and ends at 7 pm as competitors push for prize totals before Saturday noon finale.
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Palmer Gambles Through Last Open Rounds At St Andrews
Arnold Palmer, 30, says he will gamble in the British Open final 36 holes to close seven strokes behind leader Roberto de Vicenzo. Palmer stays calm despite putting woes, aiming to chip away with bold play while De Vicenzo and Kel Nagle push the field at St Andrews. Forty-seven of 376 starters remain for the final 26 holes.
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Passed Over- Forgotten Pierce Blocks Out Tribe
White Sox pitcher Billy Pierce, overlooked for the All Star staff, shut out Cleveland 9-3, giving Chicago a two game sweep and pulling New York within three games of the A L lead. The sweep, the latest win in Pierce's stretch, followed other late season action as the Yankees beat Baltimore and other division results occurred.
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Women’s AAU Track Entries Reach 400 Mark in Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP more than 400 entries headline Olympic discus champion Olga Connally and Earlene Brown of Los Angeles. The girls 14 to 17 division held preliminaries with finals tonight alongside the 400 meter 800 meter shot put and discus events. Stella Walsh the Polish star noted among entrants as a veteran competitor.
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Twin Cities Bid for Higher Baseball Ranking
The Associated Press reports St. Paul beat Denver 5-0 as Minneapolis swept a doubleheader to reach the 500 mark for the first time this season. Denver's loss narrows its lead over Louisville to 5 1/2 games while rainouts in Dallas-Fort Worth affected the Colonels and Texas clubs. Minneapolis pitcher solid in a 3-2 and 8-1 wins over Houston, lifting the Buffs to fourth while St. Paul climbs to third. Indianapolis edged Charleston 2-1 then lost 5-1 in the second game.
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