Pitching Stars Highlight AL Action Across Doubleheader
American League pitchers Rowsfield Woodeshick Hyde and Tomanek starred in a split twin bill. Bowsfield held the Yankees hitless into the seventh as Boston won 9-3, Woodeshick 16th save in Washington’s 6 2/3 inning triumph, Tomanek relieved with bases loaded in KC’s 2-2 tie, and Cleveland swept Chicago in the opener while Detroit edged the White Sox 4-3.
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Baseball Briefs Recap of Weekend Scores and Open Schedules
Summary of scattered MLB results across multiple games with scores from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh. Includes Tuesday and Sunday results, along with American Association standings and Saturday doubleheaders featuring Indianapolis, Denver, Charleston, St Paul, Omaha, Wichita, Minneapolis, and Louisville.
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Cards and Cubs split doubleheader to stay in fourth place
The St Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs to remain in fourth in the standings while idle today. The Cubs won the first game 9 4, and the Cardinals captured the nightcap 6 2 aided by five unearned runs.
Milwaukee Open Delayed by Agressive Rainstorm
Torrential rain and high winds flooded greens at the Tripoli Golf Club forcing the final round suspension of the Milwaukee Open. Water across fairways wiped all Sunday scores. Cary Middlecoff, 37, Memphis, Tennessee, led at 13 under par 197 after 54 holes.
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League Stars Major League Stars Batting Rally
Jim Davenport of the Giants slugged two home runs a double and two singles as San Francisco routed the Dodgers 32 to 8. In relief, Dick Tomanek of the Athletics struck out Dick Brown with the bases loaded in the ninth and added two more punchouts in the 10th after Roger Maris hit a two run homer.
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Hawaii Kai Boat Wins Gold Cup at Record Speed
Hawaii Kai III won the 51st Gold Cup 90 mile speedboat race at Seattle with a record 103.481 mph. Coral Reef of Tacoma took second, Gale V of Detroit third, Maverick of Lake Mead fourth, Miss Burien and Miss Spokane tied for seventh. Miss Thriftway sank after ramming a Coast Guard patrol boat. driver Bill Muncey and five guardsmen injured but not severely. The race paused for safety after a dramatic early crash on Lake Washington.
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Braves Hit 33 as they sweep Phillies in doubleheader
Milwaukee collected 33 hits in an 8-7 and 14-3 victory over Philadelphia at Connie Mack Stadium. Del Crandall and Hank Aaron led with multiple hits including triples, while Eddie Mathews and Frank Torre drove in runs. The day also featured Cubs split with Cardinals and other West Coast and Midwest results.
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Sooner Eleven's Shadow Over Big Eight Falls Again
AP reports Big Eight race centers on Oklahoma's continued dominance with Colorado’s bid to topple the Sooners on November 1 at Boulder. Key players like Bob Harrison and Dave Baker aim for national honors as Oklahoma seeks sharper offense after last year's 7-0 Notre Dame defeat. Colorado's recent struggles against Missouri and Kansas add intrigue to a season with qualities of contention and doubt.
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Fight Results from Ciudad Trujillo and Los Angeles Cards
In Ciudad Trujillo Pascual Perez outpointed Tito Ragone over 10 rounds at 110 pounds. In Los Angeles Jose Luis Cotero defeated Tommy Bain over 10 rounds at 127½ pounds. Willie Pep earned a 10 round decision over Jesse Rodriguez in Hartford with weights listed as unavailable.
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Joplin Wins Regional Babe Ruth Tourney
Joplin defeated Cottonwood Valley 9 to 2 to capture the regional Babe Ruth tournament. The victory advances Joplin to the world series in Vancouver, B C next week, with Colorado Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota teams also in the field.
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Search resumes for Debbie Ann Greenhill missing girl
Volunteers renewed efforts to find 2 year old Debbie Ann Greenhill in Olive Hill Kentucky as police check for foul play. A 54 acre lake near the Greenhills may be dragged and a hatchet found under the home sent to the state police lab to test stains. Over 300 searchers scoured the woods near the residence.
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Customers Real Hungry Or Just Nonchalant
In Cincinnati Ohio, hungry customers kept eating as firefighters battled a cafe ceiling fire. A ceiling light shorted and sparked the blaze at the B and G cafe, crowding the scene as a dozen firefighters sprayed water and removed the faulty fixture. A fire captain noted customers didn’t react, some not even looking up.
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Newspaper Reading Survives TV Presence in Homes
A ten year study by Cunningham and Walsh Advertising finds that among major media newspaper readership remains steady despite television presence in the home. The analysis highlights print’s resilience as TV becomes common in households.
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Ten North Frederick wins gold at Locarno film festival
AP reports Ten North Frederick, based on John O'Hara's novel, wins the gold trophy for best picture at Locarno. Elsewhere in brief: Chile accuses Argentina of Marines landing on Saive Island and destroying a lighthouse. Golda Meir visits London for Middle East talks. nine died when a carload of picnickers plunged into the Blanco River in Mexico. Gen Cavalli-Molinelli dies at 93 after Arctic service. a rebel mine blows a train near Orleansville, three killed, many injured.
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Free U S Wheat Given to Lebanon
The United States started distributing five million dollars worth of free wheat to Lebanon with 3,500 tons unloading on the Moline Victory. Ambassador Robert McClintock said the wheat will nourish, create jobs and improve public services while financing public works through later sales to fund roads irrigation and water systems.
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