Giants Dodgers Set For Crucial Series
Dodgers beat Phillies 8-3 as Tommy Davis homered and aided by Lee Walls and Frank Howard. Davis carries .522 average vs San Francisco as Dodgers prep for second-place Giants in weekend series. O'Toole, Sanford, Roeck, and Raymond noted in other NL results.
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Tigers Play 33 Innings at Tiger Stadium in Seven Hours
The Detroit Tigers completed 33 games at home without extra innings before a 22 inning marathon with the New York club on June 24 that lasted seven hours, setting an all time major league record. The UT freshman football team has lost only one game in four seasons and SMU Colts beat the Yearlings 16 15 last year.
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Speech Thrown as Harsh Urging to Slow Down
A clipped warning pleads to ease off the accelerator and stay to the correct side of the road. The speaker asserts quick punishment if the driver does not comply, claiming a firm resolve to keep order.
Krausse Released By Mayo Clinic
Lew Krausse the 125 000 bonus pitcher for the Kansas City A s has been released from the hospital after elbow surgery and will stay in Rochester for Mayo Clinic therapy. He had bone surgery a week ago and will not pitch again this season.
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Rollins and Allen Spark Twins Past A's 12 10
Rollins 24 and Allen 23 powered the Minnesota Twins past Kansas City 12 10 to reclaim second place. Allen added three singles and a double to raise his average to .272 while Rollins drove in four runs as the Twins built a strong scoring attack.
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Local Help Wanted and Services Ad Pack in Chanute Area
A dense list of classified ads offers work opportunities and services in Chanute and nearby towns. Listings include office and fast food jobs, driving, waitressing, nurses aide, housekeeper, and motel management training. Also promoted are pest control, contracting, roofing, vacuum repairs, awnings, and home services with contact details and local phone numbers.
Penn State Held Opponents to 17 Yards Per Game in Cotton Bowl
The Associated Press notes Miami fighter Ollie Wilson, 202, of Philadelphia stopped rival Herb Siler, 198, of Miami in a bout. The 1947 Penn State Cotton Bowl team is credited with a stingy ground defense allowing 17 rushing yards per game.
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