Red Sox Split with Indians In Dual Battle At Fenway
Cleveland battled back from despair at Fenway Park to split a doubleheader with Boston. The Indians lost 2 1 in 22 innings and won 4 3 in 13 innings as Lante delivered a seventh inning tying hit. The crowd, moved by Chapman's death, cheered both teams in a somber, hopeful mood.
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Indians Rally Over Red Sox In Tough Opener
The Indians suffer a tough opener as Sam Jones shines for Cleveland while Ray Caldwell wobbles in the seventh. Jim Bagby bears tribute to Bennie Karr’s value as a pinch hitter in a bold early-season tilt.
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Indians and Red Sox Duel in Double Header Thriller
In a lengthy double header the Indians and Red Sox split, each rallying late. Key eighth inning plays by Lante and Gardner helped Cleveland tie and win the opener, while Boston stayed alive with timely hits from Hendryx and Jones.
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Final Scene Quips From Queen of the Movies
The queen of the movies laments the desert chase scene in cactus pants. She longs for a bath a pink negligee a manicure and another long look at her picture as heat swamps the sagebrush set.
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Hall of San Diego Wins Allround Rifle Championship
The Hall of San Diego wins the allround championship at the national rifle tournament with 502.5 of 550, earning top honors in rifle pistol and shotgun. The national individual rifle and pistol matches begin, with 1160 competitors at 200 yards rapid-fire. Billy Melhorn, Tulsa, Oklahoma, featured at Rye Beach and Inverness, posted a late round 78 after a rough start. The Scituate Country Club opens its event next Saturday, while Highland Golf Club Attleboro holds an open on September 3.
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Canoe Races Slated at Spy Pond Arlington Labor Day
Spy Pond in Arlington will host a canoe race series on Labor Day afternoon September 6 at 2 30. Handsome cups will be awarded to winners.
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