Cubs Clinch West Lead After Tough Win in Rainy Night
Cubs pull away in the West with a 5-2 victory over the Indians to solidify a three game edge. Savell earned the win striking out seven as Martin absorbed a three hitter in a losing effort. East action saw the Dodgers top the Giants 12-3 and the Cardinals beat the Tigers 5-2 with Ross Martin tossing a two hitter for Detroit.
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Cleveland In Good Spot To Move Up In Standings
Baseball recap notes the Yankees and Indians in a tight race as Cleveland gains ground with key wins and strategic bullpen work. Major contributors include Gary Geiger, Russ Nixon, Vic Power, and Tito Francona with decisive moments shaping the pennant push.
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Boxing Show Headlines End of Friday Night Fights Era
Two rangy light heavyweights meet in a 10 round main event at St. Nicholas Arena tonight. Doug Jones of New York and Von Clay of Philadelphia headline the card closing the era of traditional Friday night fights. Baseball Standings Major League
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The page fragment lists teenage league teams and players with batting orders and scores, plus Friday games in two leagues. It includes names like George Ferguson Everett Nix Rudy Herrera Jerry Kimplay Tommy Phillips Kenneth Parker Lee Acosta and George Laird, Richard Walker, David Alford, Larry Crain. Also shows liabilities and capital accounts and a bank official’s affirmation of a financial statement.
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Bucs Down To 212 Phillies Leave Cellar Five Straight
Phillies win fifth in a row to climb from last place as Milwaukee and St. Louis push Pirates in NL standings. Dodgers edge Reds. Yankees stumble as White Sox and Orioles win. Mets? Not named. Two rookies pace Phils with key hits and Homers by Walters and Herrera propel late rally.
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MacKay weighs future at Wimbledon amid crossroads
Barry MacKay, the 24 year old second seed at Wimbledon, contemplates a career in pro tennis or finance after graduation from the University of Michigan. He has won his three matches in straight sets, with a looming final against Neale Fraser as rain disrupts play. Brasilian Maria Bueno dominates the women's draw with a straight sets win over Tune Schirmer.
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Sox Indians Victors Senior League All Stars Pick
The Senior League playoff action saw Sox and Indians win while the league named its All Star teams. Parker and Phillips led with strong two hitters as Indians held off the Yanks. Red Sox and Tigers also delivered tight performances.
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Cubs Sign 117 Year Old Danny Murphy in Major Push
Danny Murphy, a 117 year old outfielder, reportedly signs with the Chicago Cubs for a $135000 bonus. He tops a group of high priority high school players being signed or pursued by the majors since graduation.
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Chargers Sign Three College Stars
DALLAS AP Sid Gillman, coach of Los Angeles in the AFL, said the Chargers signed three undergrad players: Jack Espinehio from Florida State, Frank Nix from Georgia Tech, and Ernie Wright from Ohio State. He urged letting players turn pro when they have no chance of continuing college football, noting coaches approved the signings.
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Lawless and Massey win Crockett doubles title
Joel Lawless of Baytown and Chip Massey of San Antonio won the doubles division at the Davy Crockett Invitational, defeating Robert Hubbard and Greg Hille of Beaumont in the final. Lawless will join the Victoria Invitational soon and train under Olympic coach Richard Halter with the Baytown team. Other Baytown players and Olympic team members are listed among the local tennis contingent.
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