Big Saturday Team Match Wrestling Heads to Bluefield
Two major all star matches set for Bluefield Auditorium this Saturday feature a best two out of three falls headline bout with a Canadian champion in one side and a tag team showdown. Count Alberto and Killer Jim collide with Mountain climber and Cousin Alfred in a rugged rivalry.
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Bluefield Audiorium
Oe Ee
Cout Roberto
Killer Dim
Mountaineer
Alfred
Bluefield Matchom
Count Alberto
Killer Jim
Cousin Alfred
Ole Kentucky
Tennessean Seizes Lead In Flint Open
Joe Campbell of Chattanooga captured a one stroke lead in the Flint Open after a four under par round. His 25 foot sand shot on the 18th hole tied him with rookie Stan Sikes who finished the day close behind.
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Flint, Mich
Joe Campbell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Stan Sikes
Cubs Complete Home Run Run Over Reds in 13-6 Rout
The Chicago Cubs clobbered Cincinnati 13 to 6 to complete a home run series sweep. Altman led with a two run homer and four hits to raise his batting average to .352, as Billy Williams hit a two run shot and Don Cardwell followed with back to back homers in a six run fourth. The Reds hit three homers but starter Jim Maloney was chased in the fourth.
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Reds
Cubs
Cludenell
Altman
Cub
Billy Williams
Don Cardwell Vandel
Rec
Jim ‘Maloney
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Los Angeles
Mays
Frank Sullivan
Phillies
Juan Marichal
Art Mahaffey
Harvey Kuenn
Orioles Bomb Bonus Hurler Henry Hall Tops Athletics 6 2
Kansas City's bonus rookie Lew Krausse was tagged for six runs as Baltimore defeated the Athletics 6 2. Dick Hall scattered two hits for his fourth win and Jim Gentile drove in two runs to seize the American League RBI lead.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Lew Krausse
Orioles
Athletics
Dick Hall
Hall
Jim Gentile
RBI
Renee Ee
Pirates rally past Dodgers as Francis thrives in eight
Earl Francis held Los Angeles to three hits over eight innings, striking out 10, and the Pirates rallied for four in the eighth to beat the Dodgers 4-2. Bill Virdon Johnny Logan and Roberto Clemente sparked the comeback with key hits against Sandy Koufax. Don Hoak added a decisive triple in the ninth.
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Pittsburgh
Earl Francis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Francis
Dodgers
Tom Davis
Dodger
Pirates
Elroy Face
Sandy Koufax
Bill Virdon
Johnny Logan
Roberto Clemente
Koufax
Larry Sherry
Dick Stuart
Don Hoak
Los Angeles
W.davie
Stuart
T.d'visorf
Hoak
Larker
OlChrteher
Neal
Smith
M'rer
bSkinner
Nelson
Clemente
S—Wills
Ereaso
A—Smith
Sispene, Gorman, Landes
Orioles Win On Grand Slammer
Orioles triumph on a late grand slam by Harlan Anderson who finished the game after allowing a run in the bottom of the ninth. Rushing connected for a fifth inning homer with one aboard as the offense sparked a comeback.
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Orioles
Harlan Anderson
Anderson
Rbi
Rbi Cole
Seymore
Hick
Barnett
Eoae
Embrey
Racing Officials Set Overseas Study Visit
Two leading thoroughbred racing officials will depart Friday to observe racing procedures abroad. The trip aims to study governance, safety, and race administration practices in other countries.
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New York
Crawford Upsets Pietrangeli to Reach Wimbledon Round of 16
American Chris Crawford, 21, from Piedmont California, stunned third seed Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy 2-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon men's singles fourth round, joining Chuck McKinley as the remaining U.S. players from an original 17. McKinley, seeded eighth, beat Vilami r Gasiorek 6-3 4-6 6-0 6-2 to advance.
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Chris Crawford
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
St. Louis
McKinley
Poland
Viladimir Gasiorek
United States
England
Pietrangeli
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Ty Downing
Lesley Turner
Australia
Standings Friday's Games Roster From Baltimore to Chicago
Friday night baseball games across the league include Fisher and Donovan leading Baltimore and New York with 2-4 and 3-7 records respectively. Multiple matchups span Cleveland at Boston, Kansas City at Minnesota, Chicago at Cincinnati, and San Francisco visiting Pittsburgh with varied pitching lines and current season marks.
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Running
Baltimore
Fisher
Washington
Donovan
New York
Ford
Cleveland
Bell
Boston
Monbouquette
Muffett
Pierce
Angeles
Minnesota
Kralick
Kansas City
Shaw
Cincinnati
Jay
Milwaukee
Spahn
Williams
Philadelphia
Owens
San Francisco
McCormick
Pittsburgh
Haddix
St. Jane
Miller
Chicago
Brewer
Detroit
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Jones
Maloney
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Steiner
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Johnson
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Babee
Hall W
Krausse
U—Smith
Soar
Phils
Ed Bailey
Billy Lees
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Coker
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Marichal
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Hiller
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Taylor Hiller
Kuenn
Sullivan
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Mahaffey
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Stott
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Newton
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Gorgone
Mr. Boston
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Evene
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Billy Knight
Bill Bond
San Diego
Roy Emerson
Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Mike Sangster
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Bakersfield
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Lamar Tech
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Tex
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Luis Ayala
Chile
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Bobby Wilson
Jack Frost
Monterey
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