Braves Edge Past Giants On Double Steal
The Milwaukee Braves beat the Los Angeles Giants 2-1 as a double steal in the second inning and a Frank Thomas 27th homer contributed to the win. Bob Hendley earned the victory while Don Drysdale took the loss amid the pennant race.
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Braves' Hendley shines in 21 victory. Causey lifts Athletics in twin bill
Southpaw Bob Hendley allowed six hits and two walks while fanning five in a 21 win. Wayne Causey belted a grand slam and drove in the decisive run with two outs in the ninth, powering Kansas City to a split doubleheader, 7 3 and 6 5.
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Top Horses Expected at Rockingham Fall Meet
Canadian superstars Tie Silk the great trotter and Champ Volo the top pacer head to Rockingham Park for the 38 day fall light harness meet. The Miron brothers of Montreal plan to test their stock against U.S. rivals with Tie Silk facing Wee Irish and other leading trotters. Champ Volo has earned over 250000 and opened the season at Old Woodbine in 2 00.4, with driver Howard Bessinger also slated to bring the pair to New Hampshire.
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Le Voltigeur Rolls Past Saco Tanning in 19-10 Softball Victory
Le Voltigeur opened with seven runs in the first inning and built a 10 run lead before Saco Tanning scored. Krasko and Loranger hit the only homers. Corriveau and Giroux went 4 for 4. Doyon improved to 2-1 while Sylvestre took the loss.
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Historic Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The Associated Press report lists standings and results from Major League Baseball with Detroit leading against Chicago 8 2 and Minnesota routing New York 5 4. Cincinnati and Milwaukee trail with recent results showing Chicago defeating San Francisco 6 1 and St Louis edging Philadelphia 2 1.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League batting leader Clemente posts .360 with 177 hits for Pittsburgh. Robinson of Cincinnati adds 104 runs and 114 RBIs, while Cepeda in San Francisco leads with 118 RBIs and 36 homers. Pedro Martinez?
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Altman
Chicago
NFL Exhibition Showdowns Spark Early Team Comparisons
The San Francisco 49ers visit the Los Angeles Rams in an exhibition tilt to gauge which club might contend in the upcoming NFL season. Baltimore meets Dallas in Norman, Oklahoma as Weeb Ewbank tests backfield options with Joe Perry a likely starter. College grid headlines center on two-a-day drills as Iowa Kansas LSU UCLA Ohio State and others prep for the season with new coaches and veteran returnees.
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Springvale K. C. 21-Hit Barrage Buries Wasco
Springvale K C overwhelmed Wasco with a 26 to 2 win. Belanger Ross and Dubois led a 21-hit onslaught with multiple players collecting two or more safeties and home runs. Arnie Holland pitched a two-hitter to improve to 7-3 as Wasco staff walked eight, while Springvale K C tallied 18 hits.
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Rochambeau Triumphs Over Twin City Colts In Eight Run Win
Armand Paquette led Rochambeau to a 7 1 victory over the Twin City Colts, scattering five hits while allowing a lone first inning run. Tanguay drove in three with a three run double as Rochambeau broke the game open in the fifth, while Letourneau and Paquette added key RBI plays. The win improves Paquette to 4 6 on the season.
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Fights Last Night in Los Angeles Report
In Los Angeles Alex Miteff of Argentina, 212 pounds, defeated Jim Mc Carter of Seattle, 2152, by knockout. Tokyo fighter Jose Medel weighing 11734 pounds knocked out Mitsunori Seki of Japan, 119, in five rounds.
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Argentina
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Baseball honors and season leaders cited in league wrap
A compact summary lists top players by categories such as batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable mentions include Maris and Mantle leading in runs and home runs for the American League, with key figures from New York, Detroit, Baltimore, and Chicago contributing strong totals.
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Unclear Baseball Play Includes Laverriere Loss
Losing pitcher Laverriere improves to 1-1 in a game where Umpires Tardif and Girard oversee the contest. Time logged at 1:00.
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Cincinnati Leads Legion Baseball Series After 7-3 Win
Cincinnati took the lead in the American Legion world series by defeating Brooklawn New Jersey 7-3. Brooklawn drops to 0-2 and faces Phoenix Arizona, while Cincinnati advances to meet Omaha in a 7:30 p.m. CST game. Eight errors hurt Brooklawn as Cincinnati scored six unearned runs. Phoenix evened its record at 2-1 with a 5-4 extra innings win over Montana in 11 innings.
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