Orioles and Giants Edge In League Bids After All Star Break
After the All Star break the Orioles visit the Dodgers while the Giants face Los Angeles in a two game series. Johnny Podres and Juan Marichal duel in the opener as Cincinnati faces Philadelphia in a doubleheader. Reds 12-0 against Phillies. Other NL games Cubs and Pirates, Cardinals and Braves. Orioles patrol young staff as Estrada and Hall oppose Ramos and Lee in Baltimore. Yankees mix Ford and Terry against Kansas City. Detroit at home vs Washington. Indians at Cleveland. Angels at Boston.
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Odds Favor Pros In All-Star Tilt
Charles Chamberlain Chicago AP The College All-Stars may topple the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field despite two touchdown favorites for the NFL champions. The star-studded pros boast a stronger defense and recent success, while the college squad features Tom Matte Bill Kilmer Norm Snead and Joe Bellino among a formidable receiving corps led by Bobby Mitchell. The game airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with an expected crowd of 5 000 plus.
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Baseball Scores Wednesday Games Twi Night Summary
Baseball scores from Wednesday include Los Angeles at Boston in extra tallies, Kansas City at New York, Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at Detroit, and Milwaukee at Chicago with various night results. Thursday's slate lists Milwaukee at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati as N designated games.
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Tie Seals First-Place Hope For Legion Teener League
The American Legion secured at least a tie for first by edging Olson's Super Market 1 0. Naff & Bolze Hardware stayed in contention with a narrow win over the Elks 10-9. Olson's Durham pitched a no hitter but took the loss as his team scored once in the fifth. Briley earned the win with 10 strikeouts. Each side had two errors. The other game featured lead changes and nine errors in total as Naff & Bolze produced multiple runs across seven innings.
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Fresno and San Jose boxers vie in scattered results
The Associated Press reports boxing results from Fresno San Jose and San Antonio. Ben Medina 140 outpointed Don Jordan 141 in Fresno. Luis Molina 140 KO Chico Santos 1372 in San Jose. Sixto San Miguel 134 KO Frankie Valdez 132 in San Antonio. Joey Lopes 135 outpointed Georgia Page 134 in Sacramento.
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Potter's Hatchery Ties With Tom's Nine In Rookie League Win
Potter's Hatchery beat Tom's Peanuts 5-2 to move into a second place tie with Tom's in Rookie League play. Winning battery Mike Goss and Mike Collins. losing Mark Alonzo and Doug Scott. A protest over pinch runner use marred the game.
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Softball Title To Page Milk In Tournament
Page Milk of Coffeyville won its second straight district softball title by blanking Caney 3 0 in the finals. Page swept the tournament undefeated while Caney suffered its lone defeat. Trophies were presented to Page and Caney, with third place going to Dintys Tires of Chanute. The top teams advance to the Parsons regional August 10 12 with entry fees covered by tournament proceeds.
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Caney Falls 2-0 In All Star Exhibition
Caney’s pitchers faced a two game plan as Birdsong limited Caney to two hits in a 0-0 shutout while Page Milk plated all three Coffeyville runs in the first two innings. The All-Star game debate continues as players push for a two game format.
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Columbus Coffeyville in Playoff for Third District Title
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Major League Play To Resume Tonight
Major League play resumes after an 18 day break at Highland Park field. Bank of Commerce faces Consolidated Oil at 7 PM and First National Bank meets Ash Grove at 9 PM. Consolidated leads with 13 straight wins, a tight race for second forms among the rest.
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West Coast housing reforms during spring training debated
A letter to club owners seeks action to end racial discrimination in housing for spring training players, led by Judge Robert Cannon and agent Frank Scott. They note progress on Florida's West Coast but aim to house all players under one roof in first class accommodations, saying this is a Major League Baseball issue, not a Negro problem.
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Herold Defeat to Ash Grove in Minor League Tilt
Hans Herold beat Ash Grove 4 2 to lock in at least a tie for the Minor League title as Terry Reeves struck out 14 after a two inning burst by Hans Herold. Munger's fell 9 0 to B and H Market as Bill Carter shut them down.
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Sanders in Position For Purse Challenge
In Dunedin Florida Doug Sanders aims to overtake Arnold Palmer and Gary Player in the money standings. Player leads with 55 494 while Palmer has 52 793 and Sanders has 40 826 this season placing him third. The PGA figures show Player three wins in 22 events Palmer five wins in 19 and Sanders three wins in 26.
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New Schedule Set For Church Softball League
Church Softball League resumes play tomorrow night after district tournament ends. A new schedule includes five makeup games from the third round, released by league president Bill Grogan.
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