Elks Edge Kiwanis 4-3 To Tie For First In League
The Elks squeezed by Kiwanis 4-3 to tie for first place in the International League. Don Chaffin earned the win with seven strikeouts and six hits allowed, while Martelli took the loss after six hits and two walks.
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CYO Beats Arlington 8 5 for Third Straight Win
CYO took its third consecutive victory against Arlington 8 to 5 in Interstate League action. Alan Plante earned the win, improving to 2–0 in two starts. Key early runs came on a fielder’s choice, errors, and six walks in the fourth, with Louie Tomasi driving in a run on a single after Pat Moore’s walk. Arlington plated two in the sixth and one in the seventh, but CYO’s lead held.
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Eagles Rally Defeats Polygraphic 19-2 in Bennington
In Bennington Little League, the Eagles exploded for 13 runs in the third inning to rout Polygraphic 19-2. Keith LeBarron earned the win with robust support from Robin Outwater and Tony Stump while Polygraphic pitcher Dave Derosia took the loss.
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Pro Golf Faces Qualifying Puzzle Amid U.S. Open Snub
A heated debate over double qualifying rounds for the U S Open sees stars like Mike Souchak Tommy Bolt and Ben Hogan missing the field despite exemption rules. USGA officials defend the system noting no PGA objections and emphasize balance between opportunity and generation of talent.
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National League Standings and Thursday Baseball Recaps
National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 40 wins and .625, San Fran and Pittsburgh close, Cincinnati and St. Louis midpack. Pitts 3 New York 1. Los Angeles 15 Milwaukee 4. San Fran 2 Cincinnati 1. Houston 7 St. Louis 5.
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Tansitor Wins Duel Bears Oakerwood in Softball Clash
Tansitor defeated Oakerwood 4 2 to stay in second place in the Bennington Softball League. Demercado won his fifth straight decision allowing two hits with five strikeouts. Ripley and Haynes had two hits for Oakerwood. Rudd allowed three hits and a home run to Provensal in a losing effort. Memorial Field hosts Sal's versus First National on Thursday at 6 30. Alou sidelined with twisted knee for Braves.
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Braves Sign Two Catchers for Farm System
The Milwaukee Braves announced the signing of two catchers Edward Herrmann, 17, of San Diego, and Bill Hancock, 21, a Texas A&M graduate from Shreveport. Both were assigned to the Greensville, South Carolina farm team.
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Herbel Worth Three Year Wait Strikes Out 13 Redlegs
San Francisco rookie Ron Herbel struck out 14 Reds in a 21 victory, setting a Giant record for strikeouts since the move to San Francisco. He fanned all Reds starters but Deron Johnson, and earned his fifth win in eight decisions as Orlando Cepeda contributed early with a two run homer. The Giants remained within a game and a half of the Phillies.
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A&W Beats Fairdale 17-10 to Take Lead in Standings
A&W with James Parker on the mound toppled Fairdale Farms 17-10 at Minor League field on Wednesday to move into first place after tying for the top spot. John Herrnstein homered in the seventh to seal the win as Ernie Banks and Billy Williams added homers for the Cubs.
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Bauer Stands by Orioles Finish Third Prophecy
Hank Bauer refuses to back off his March forecast that the Baltimore Orioles would finish third behind the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox. Baltimore beat the Yankees 7-4 to widen the AL lead as Williams err for unearned runs and Hall delivered a squeeze bunt for a go ahead score. White Sox topped Red Sox 8-1, Detroit beat Kansas City 9-5, Cleveland swept Minnesota 12-3 and 3-2, Angels beat Senators 9-5.
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