Braves and Dodgers tied for NL lead as Spahn wins 20
Warren Spahn won his 20th as Milwaukee and the Braves pulled into a tie with Los Angeles atop the NL race. Ed Mathews homered twice in a 8-6 win over the Pirates, matching Ernie Banks at 43 homers. Pittsburgh’s Harvey Haddix faltered after a long effort.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Braves
Ed Mathews
Mathews
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Warren
Wonder
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giants
Pizarro Ve
Haddix
Juan Pizarro
Harvey Haddix
Dodgers
St. Louis
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
Larry Jackson
Giants
Chicago
Jack Sanford
Cubs
Art Ceccarelli
Ernie Banks
Bennie Daniels
Bucs
Spahn
Don McMahon
Don Hoak
Felix Mantilla
Pirate
Dick Stuart
Bobby Avila
Mantilla
Danny Murtaugh
Tom Gorman
UPI
Cubans Seek Clincher In Key IL Playoff Clash
In Havana the Sugar Kings send Raul Sanchez, 28, against Richmond Virginians southpaw Bill Short as the best of seven series resumes. Sanchez, who won 11 games, beat Richmond 21 in the third game. Short, a 17 game winner, beat Cuba 5 3 in the second. A Sugar Kings win would push the series to the American Association winner of Minneapolis Fort Worth.
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Havana
UPI
Sugar Kings
Raul Sanchez
Richmond Virginians
Sanchez
Richmond
Bill Short
Short
Virginians
Vees
Cuba
Minneapolis-Fort Worth
Ludlow
Berkshire County
Toski
Joe Maley
Greenock
Lee
Ed Rubis
Oxford Country Club
Bob Burbank
Ed Toole
Springfield
Fred Consolmagno
Springfield Daily
Boys Archery Plans Announced At Boys Club
Archery at the Boys Club opens its free shoots progressing toward afternoon and evening leagues begun soon. Supt. Fahey says the range in the larger gym features three targets and hours are 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 30 p.m. A tumbling program in the adjacent gym runs on the same schedule with a goal to form a representative tumbling team later this season.
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Fred S. Fahey
Fahey
Blodgett Emerges Contender for U S Decathlon Team
Great Barrington tale of Tom Blodgett Harvard junior and former track scorer returning from British meets as a leading U S decathlon contender for Rome Olympics. He ranks among top Americans in seven events, set records in Belfast, and shows improvement in hurdles pole vault and javelin while aiming at the Olympic trials.
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Harvard
Tom Blodgett
Great Barrington
Tom
United States
Harvard University
U.S
Rome
Japan
Dave Edstrom
University of Oregon
Phil Mulkey
Memphis
Tenn
Bridgett
Vasily Kuznyetsov
Milwaukee
Coningham
St. Louie
Cepeda
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Bao
Kuenn
Detroit
Blodgett
Ransels
Boston
Minoto
Cleveland
Joel Landau
Yale
Jim Carney
England
Carney
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Exeter
Dublin
William E. Blodgett
Monument Valley Road
DKW Sports Club Holds Meeting In Cheshire
The DKW Sports Car Club met Sunday at Art Tinney’s Cheshire home with thirty six in attendance. A fall meeting plan was discussed and a committee led by Salzarulo O’Deil and Harvey was named to organize a October Sunday tour and picnic. Orlando Pivero secured the Italian American Club on Newell Street for future meetings and an invitation was issued to Berkshire County DEW car owners to join the club. Nine towns are represented.
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DKW Sports
Art Tinney
Cheshire
Jerry Salzarulo
Lenox
Ward O'Deil
Hinsdale
John Harvey
Pittsfield
Orlando Pivero
DEW
Newell Street
Berkshire County
Baseball schedule fragment with mixed teams listed
Fragmentary listing shows American League games including Kansas City at Detroit Cleveland and New York at Washington plus Baltimore at Boston and other misread items. The OCR is garbled but indicates tomorrow’s Kansas City at Detroit and Baltimore at Boston with several unclear matches.
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Detroit
Chie
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Kanesa City
Baltimers
Reston
New Fork
Baseball Scoring Snags Amid Mixed 2010 Season Data
A garbled OCR summary presents mixed MLB stat snippets including runs batted in leaders for the National and American Leagues, with names like Banks Cubs Aaron Braves Mays Giants and others. It also lists pitching records for teams such as Pirates Dodgers White Sox and references the 2010 season with unclear details, yielding a fragmented snapshot of batting and pitching totals.
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Banks
Cubs
Bebinson
Reds
Aaron
Braves
Sell
Mathwwe
Staree
Mathews
Sanks
M. Eobin
Mays
Giants
American Leagua A
Bianchi League Opens 1959 60 Season at Pastime Alleys
The Al Bianchi Memorial Bowl ing League starts play at Pastime Alleys tomorrow night at 7. Summer Cafe meets Berkshire Express, Comet Jewelera faces Hollywood Grill, Red's Edmar Cafe vs Berkshire Eagle Office, and Central Creamery takes on Eagle Cafe in the first round.
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al Bianchi Memorial Bowling League
Summer Cafe
Berkshire Express
Comet Jewel- Era
Hollywood Grill
Red
Edmar Cafe
Berkshire Eagle Office
Central Creamery
Eagle Cafe
Ray Robinson to Fight Paul Pender in Boston Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson and Paul Pender will clash for the middleweight championship of Massachusetts and New York on December 14 in Boston Garden. Robinson, 39, to receive 42 percent of the live gate and 75 percent of ancillary rights, with TV deals pending.
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Boston
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
National Boxing Assace
New York
Massachusetts
Carmen Basilio
NBA
Fuller-Basilio
Fullmer
Robinson-Pender
Irving Kahn Testifying In New York Hearing
Irving B. Kahn theater and TV figure testifies at the New York State Athletic Commission hearing into the Johansson Patterson fight promotion. The commission ordered manager Cus D Amato to appear September 29 or face permanent loss of his license as Floyd Patterson, defeated by Ingemar Johansson on June 26 at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
UPI
Irving B. Kahn
New York State Athletic Commission
Johansson-Patterson
Cus D'Amato
D'Amato
Floyd Patterson
Ing
Boxing By The Ansecrated Press
Boxing brief from Oakland and Sydney notes a bout where Mike Leahy stopped Brian Sheehan for a knockout in Australia. Names and places are listed in OCR garble with multiple stray fragments.
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Oakland
Calif
Fernandeste
Portugal
Ped Ward Yoo
Dens
Cai
Sydney
Austratis
Mike Leahy
Engl
Brian Sheehan
Australia
Wynn Will Oppose Perry In Big Game at Cleveland
The White Sox visit Cleveland for a decisive pennant showdown with the Indians as Early Wynn (20–10) faces Jim Perry (12–9). Chicago leads 14–7 head to head, needing a win to clinch. Cleveland can still force a last-week scenario with Detroit or Kansas City looming.
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Wynn
Perry
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Indians
White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Kansas City
A’s
Early Wynn
Joe Gordon
Jim Perry
Gordon
Frank Lane
Braves rally as Mathews homers twice in 8-6 win over Pirates
Major League stars report an AP wiring by Ed Mathews of the Braves drove in five runs with two homers, sparking an 8-6 victory over Pittsburgh. Hobbie of the Cubs earned his 16th win, the top total for a Cub since 1952, in a strong pitching performance.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Ed Mathews
Cubs
St. Louis
Associated Press
Braves
Ifive
Pirates
Geelie
Glen Hobbie
Bob Hush
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