Tigers Hammer Sox to Take 3rd Straight
Detroit uses home runs and steady pitching to beat Boston 8 to 6 in the third game of the series. Norm Cash drives in three runs with a homer and doubles, Al Kaline adds a homer and two doubles, while Dick McAuliffe contributes a homer and run-scoring single. Ed Rakow earns his sixth win guiding seven innings, with Fred Gladding and Larry Sherry preserving the lead. Eddie Bressoud, Dalton Jones, and Bob Tillman spark Boston’s late rally but fall short as Sparma faces Morehead in the finale of the Red Sox home stand.
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Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Kaline
McAuliffe
Ed Rakow
Fred Gladding
Larry Sherry
Rakow
Eddie Bressoud
Dalton Jones
Bob Tillman
Joe Sparma
Dave Morehead
A Sox
Early Evening Harness Card At Downs At A Glance
The Downs at a glance lists a 7 45 post time with six claimed races headed by a 800 dollar class. Entries include Fur Storm Front Crete Dusky Hour Noble Kill Pion Kings Market Venne Ahead Allan Wilwyn Street Contrada Bragg Bastie Gal Handley My Emory and more with multiple owners trainers and jockeys named in the program.
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Storm Front
Crete
Hibbs
Noble Kill
Pion
Sardonis
Front View
Maeda
Noble Maiden
Burke
Big Echo
Stettler
Jacksorbetter
Venne
Smith
Andy
Huslander
Rocha Count Mike
DeBerry
Tinkham
McIninch
Venne Suncock
Neveu
Ravdin
Sheppard
Handley
Sheppard Solar Bay
Johnson
Diana Fair
Elliott
Zeller
Court
Abbondondale
Bruno
Lee
Contrada
Racially Themed Horse Lineup Scrambled Names
A chaotic OCR extract lists numerous horse names and breeders or owners such as Sullivan, Kate, Allan, Verne, and White. Races include eighth and ninth with prize money of 1000 and 800 dollars. The fragment shows race entries and handler attributions without coherent structure.
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Sullivan Kazy Kate
Allan Wam B
Sullivan
Haslander
Vanderberghe
Ole Poose
Johnson
O. B. Good
Sullivan Snooty Prudie
Bruno Ood
Nedeau
Sullivan Littlle Laddie
Trappa
Dandy Lady
Mulrooney
The
Bushes
Allan War Brass
Bruno Tiller
Handley Cut
Jewel
LaMonte Crew
Moon
Royal Buzz
Contrada
Princess Teddy
White
Trance
Eastman Mr. D. L
Verne Roman Elan
Johnstone Smart Style
Allan Bullish Force
Parent
Roman Gale
Gillespie
Dayton bowlers break 27 year old women’s record
Dayton, Ohio saw two women surpass a 27-year-old mark in bowling. Irma Wright of Lewisburg rolled 279 216 254 for a 749 series in March, and a week later Margaret Billie Schueller of Dayton posted 247 243 244 for a 734 series. Agnes Zimmerle had set the previous record of 723 in 1937.
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Dayton
Ohio
Irma Wright
Lewisburg
Margaret
Billie) Schueller
Agnes Zimmerle
Observation Balloons in Civil War Era Use
The article notes balloons for military observation dating to 1794 and later widespread use by both Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War, per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia
Britannica
Major League Leaders Summary by The Associated Press
American League batting leader Oliva of Minnesota hits .334 with 132 and 70 runs. Mantle of New York hits .324. Stuart of Boston drives in 82 with Killebrew of Minnesota at 71. Aparicio of Baltimore steals 35. Fregosi and Weis noted for 7 and 16.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Minot
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Ford
Pascual
National League batting and pitching leaders list
The data shows top NL batters and pitchers with nightly leaders. Clemente Pittsburgh .347 and Williams Chicago .344 top batting averages. Mays San Francisco 76 runs and Santo Chicago 68 RBIs. Williams 125 hits. Clemente 25 doubles. Pinson Cincinnati 9 triples. Mays 29 home runs. Hills 31 stolen bases. Koufax 15 4 and Bruce 11 4 in pitching. Koufax 168 strikeouts ahead of Drysdale 151.
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Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Boyer
St. Louis
Pittse
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wiliams
Hills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Bruce
Houston
Drysdale
Women Golfers Seek Women Teachers Across Tours
The feature notes female players increasingly teaching the game to women. Marilyn Smith, former LPGA president, says 60 to 70 percent of lessons now go to women, and chessboard shifts are toward women instructors like Smith in Jamaica, Judy Torluemke with Bob Toski in Florida, and Peggy Kirk Bell at Pine Needles.
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Frank Eck
AP Newsfeatures
Marilyn Smith
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Miss Smith
Judy Torluemke
Bob Toski
Ocean Reef
Miami
Peggy Kirk Bell
Pine Needles
Southern Pines
N.C
Warren Bell
Practice Better Body Balance Golf Pro Says
Pro Blackie Nelthorpe notes balance is essential for power and accuracy. He advises keeping heels near the ground weight evenly distributed and eyes on the ball. Various pros teach at locations including Shirley Englehorn in Los Angeles and Shirrk in Sugar Bush Vermont with more women pros teaching next year.
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Blackie Nelthorpe
Westmoor Country Club
Milwaukee
AP News
Shirley Engiehorn
Los Angeles
Shirrk
Sugar Bush
Anda Sanches
Sunset Country Club
Kirkwood
Sybil Griffin
Lake Worth
Fla
Sbia Lobo
Livingston
N.Y
Marilynn Smith
Balance and hip action key to a smooth golf swing
The guide urges golfers to shift hips right before the upswing and left on the downswing, keep heels down and head steady, and use relaxed knees for balance. Proper balance yields smoother, more powerful swings and may reduce strokes. Practicing balance and even simple Want Ads can help.
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