Messia and Serian win 21st Jerome Invitational Four Ball
Messia and Serian from Troy captured the championship at Mt. Anthony Country Club by beating J C Jerome and Alex Mahar one up after a clutch two and a half foot putt on the 18th. The victory follows their semifinal win over Wilkinson and Beauchamp and marks their first Jerome Four Ball title in their 15th appearance.
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Beantown Soccer Fans Get Unscheduled Boot
In Boston's first United Soccer Association match, Shamrock Rovers tied Glentoran 1-1 at Llynn's Mans ning Bowl before about 7,300 fans. Detroit Cougars disputes with referee led to a linesman being struck, with league reports to follow.
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Mantle Eyes Historic Home Run Milestone for Yankees
The 35 year old Mickey Mantle extended his season total with an 11th homer for 507th career blast as New York defeated Cleveland 5-0. He needs four more to tie Mel Ott for fifth on the all time list and could celebrate after the Memorial Day doubleheader with Detroit. Mantle has 2021 secured health issues but remains within reach of Ted Williams and Jimmy Foxx. In other AL games, California shut out Chicago 5-0, Detroit beat Washington 3-1, Boston edged Baltimore 4-3, and Minnesota split with Kansas City.
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Surprising Bosox Return to Fenway
The Red Sox end a six game road trek with a Memorial Day doubleheader slated for Fenway against California. Jim Lonborg and John Wyatt win 4-3 over the Orioles as Reggie Smith drives multiple hits, while Rico Petrocelli and Carl Yastrzemski contribute scoring plays. zugleich notes on other AL results follow.
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Davis and Torre Fire Up Murder Inc At Shea Stadium
Tommy Davis and Joe Torre, Brooklyn batsmen, sparked anger in National League pitchers at Shea Stadium on Sunday. Each collected six hits, underscoring the fierce rivalry and their enduring punch at the plate for the visitors.
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Baseball Standings Sunday Results Update
New York beat Atlanta 6 to 3. Atlanta won 7 to 3 over New York in a second game. St Louis crushed Philadelphia 8 to 3. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati battled 3 to 2. Houston at Chicago postponed by rain. San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 4 to 1.
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A&W Upsets Eagles In Bennington Little League
In damp weather A&W edged the Eagles 10 9 after trailing 2 0 in the first. Key pitching by Peterson White and Cook and a LeBarron homer highlighted a six run rally in the second inning. LeBarron also started for the Eagles.
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Inter Milan edges CSKA with late goal in Europe Cup
Bologna Italy Inter of Milan defeated CSKA of Bulgaria 1-0 on a goal by a unnamed Vine at the beat of the European Soccer Champions Cup.
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