Monbouquette No-Hits White Sox 1-0 in Major League Showdown
Boston’s Billy Monbouquette fired a near perfect no hit no run game against Chicago, a 1-0 victory spoiled only by a second inning walk to Al Smith. He retired 22 straight, while Nellie Fox’s ninth inning grounder and a Aparicio strikeout closed the win. Monbouquette improved to 9-10.
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Hoosick Falls Softball Invitational Opens Tonight
The second annual Hoosick Falls Softball Invitational begins tonight at 8 under Noble Wood Field. Bennington Independents face Rudius of Hoosick Falls in the opener. Watervliet Carmodots meet Hudson Falls Faculty Saturday at 8. Sunday hosts Webbs Concessioners of Troy versus Gussie and Ed's of Hudson Falls followed by Salluzzo's Grill of Hoosick Falls against Saltons Tavern of Schenectady. Nick's Tavern of Watervliet and Hill Top of Johnsonville draw byes.
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Interstate League action features late rallies and ties up standings
Arlington scores four in the third to beat North Bennington 4 3 and push the Bears into a second place tie with Kiwanis and Luries also see ties and big shutout by North Bennington Lions who rout Manchester 10 0. CYO dominates Elks 12 3 as four teams contend for the title.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Friday games
National League results include Chicago over San Francisco 3 2 in 10 innings and Philadelphia 11 over New York 9. Milwaukee blanked Houston 3 0. Cincinnati beat St Louis 5 1. Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 9 1. Today's schedule lists nine matchups with multiple extra innings games and Friday slate previews.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast To International League
The report lists multiple minor league results across leagues. Tacoma 4 Spokane 2. Seattle 7 San Diego 4. Salt Lake 12 Portland 7. Vancouver 6 Hawaii 2. American Association Indianapolis 5 Louisville 4 in 11 innings. Omaha 6 Denver 4. Dallas Fort Worth 4 Oklahoma City 3. International League Jacksonville 7 Toronto 3. Atlanta 9 Buffalo 5. Richmond 4 Syracuse 1. Columbus 6 Rochester 3.
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Richmond
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Legion Teams Meet Tonight Under Lights
Tonight under the lights at Alumni Field at 8 p m the American Legion nines of Bennington and Williamstown battle in a post season contest. A hot night baseball clash pits two fine teams in a regional showdown with strong league pride on the line.
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Reds Seek Repeat Run After 1961 Style Rally
Reds ride Frank Robinson power as Cincinnati wins 5-1 over St Louis to move within 7.5 games of the Dodgers and 2.5 of the Giants. Pirates beat Dodgers. Cubs edge Giants in 10. Braves blank Expos. Phillies hammer Mets 11-9 behind Tony Gonzalez and Dennis Bennett.
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Crafts Contest Entries To Close Aug 15
The closing date for entries in the 1962 Creative Crafts contest at the Eastern States Exposition has been extended to August 15. The contest focuses on hand hooked and braided rugs with winners to be displayed at Hampden County Improvement League Building on the exposition grounds September 15 to 23. Entry blanks are available from the Home Department Eastern States Exposition West Springfield MA.
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College All-Stars Ready To Face Formidable Pros
The College All-Stars meet the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field in Chicago for the 1962 game televised by ABC at 8 45 p m EST Coach Otto Graham praises his unit while acknowledging the Packers as a premier NFL team Davis out with a blood disorder Johns Hall Ron Bull Roman Gabriel Jimmy Saxton and Bob Ferguson anchor the lineup with Davis sidelined The game marks the 29th in the Tribune Charities series and Graham s squad aims for an upset potential without naming a starter yet suggesting Had could start if the spread is used
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Gonzales Key Coach Behind U S Davis Cup Push Against Mexico
Pancho Gonzales serves as official U S team coach for the Davis Cup tie with Mexico at Chapultepec Sports Center. His tactical leadership and on court practice help drive the squad as they face Rafael Osuna and the Mexican lineup in a best of five. Singles feature Chuck McKinley and Jon Douglas with doubles by McKinley and Dennis Ralston.
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Water-Skier Arthur Johnson Makes Lake La Belle Swim
The 82 year old water skier Arthur Johnson, a well known figure in Oconomowoc Wisconsin, swims the one mile across Lake La Belle each day during the summer.
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Milwaukee Braves deny moving back to Boston rumors
Milwaukee club president John McHale flatly rejected reports the Braves are considering a transfer. He called the rumors unfounded and unfair to Wisconsin fans. The team moved from Boston to Milwaukee in 1953 and has drawn 446,210 for 44 home dates this season, far below last year.
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Racing Results First at Dixie Harness Meet
Dense card shows eight races with trot and pace events. Orbit Volo wins the first division in 2 12.2, followed by Bunny Rainbow and Rose Key Bold in the subsequent dashes with tight fields and multiple payoffs. Attendance tallies 2322. total handle 85,003. Fourth race lists a pace with Timmy H as favorite in 2 10.
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Thoroughbred Pace Results From Friday Races
Trot and Mile events featured investigators Peters Pride and Nelson K leading with Fast times around 2 09. Purses reached 500 and 700 dollars with multiple entries including Dares, Meadow Kim, Poor Johnnie, Demonik and Mamie’s Pride. Several horses drew attention in exacta and trifecta pools with longshot payoffs reported for the Daily Double.
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Packers edge Bears in 70 victory sparked by Hutson debut
In Chicago, Don Hutson, a former Alabama star, scored a touchdown on his first pro play in 1935 as the Packers beat the Bears 70. Chicago countered in the NFL title playoff era with Bronko Nagurski throwing two TD passes for a 23-21 Bears win over the Giants in 1933.
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