Pulaski Closes Seven-Run Gap For 6-4 Baseball Win
Pulaski erased a seven run deficit to beat Bluefield 6-4 as Musial and Boyer provided power for the Card race. Parked in Bluefield action, the Our Lads led 7-1 before Pulaski rallied with four in the fifth and four more in the seventh. Sunny Jim Bottomley suffered a mild heart attack after the finish but recovered.
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Rici¢liano
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Giants surge to 7 2 win over Redlegs
The New York Giants defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 7 to 2, cutting the gap to within four games of a first division spot in the tight National League pennant race. Willie Mays and Whitey Ford homered as rain halted play twice. the Reds dropped to their latest defeat as Milwaukee beat Brooklyn.
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Al Watrous Faces Burton In Senior World Title Bout
Al Watrous meets Burton tomorrow for the world senior title. The United Kingdom champion is 53, the American five years older.
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al Watrous
Burton
United Kingdom
Vic Seixas Singles Out Top Women Tennis Field
Vic Seixas advanced past Susan Chatrier of France and Darlene Hard of California to reach the next round. Betty Pratt of Jamaica defeated Daphne Seeney Pancutt of South Africa as Miriam Arnold of California fell to Rosa Reyes of Mexico in two sets.
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France
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Montebello
Calif
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L.be
Parsons Qualifies For International Race in Monza
Pat O'Connor became the only American to officially qualify for Saturday's 500 mile international race in Monza Italy. His Sumar racer owned by Chapman S Root ran the course at an average speed of 170.689 mph but the test was later ruled unofficial due to a regulations mixup.
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O'Connor
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Hawaiian-born Dennis Baker stars as MSU swimmer
Dennis Baker, a sophomore freestyle swimmer, becomes the first Hawaiian born athlete in Michigan State University history. In college basketball results, American Association games show Louisville 5 over Charleston 3, Omaha 4 over St. Paul 6, while Minneapolis defeats Denver 10 to 3 in the first game.
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Finsterwald Leads Western Open After First Round
Don Finsterwald surged to the lead at Plum Hollow Golf Club in Detroit with a five under par 30 front nine and six under for the day. Billy Maxwell paced after a six under 66 as Sammy Snead struggled with a 75 despite an eagle and a birdie.
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Snead
Cooper And Ashley Plan U S Net Tour
Australia’s young pair Ash River Forest plans a U S net tour to challenge Herbie Flam holder of the U S Clay Courts crown in Beverly Hills. The United States clay events feature prominent players from Chicago and coastal circuits as they eye July dates.
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Calif
New Equipment Ready for Use at Local Printer
The advertisement promotes cost details for new equipment fully guaranteed to operate. Interested parties may view at Commercial Printing Company located at 21 Commerce St. in Binfield West Virginia or contact DA 71-5014.
George Zaharias Relives Past After Babe Zaharias Death
George Zaharias speaks about his life after Babe Didrikson Zaharias died nine months earlier. He travels to see family, revisits places from their marriage, plans a trip to the British Open, considers New York PR work, and faces selling their Tampa home. He recalls Babe’s final moments and expresses loneliness.
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Aes
Strange Seeks Virginia Grand Slam in Debut Amateur Play
Tom Strange of Norf aims to capture a rare grand slam by winning both the Virginia Open and the state amateur in one event at Casca course. He faces a tough field and a unfamiliar layout as pundits call him a leading contender in the opening round.
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Spencer
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Roanoke
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