White Sox win both in tiger twin bill
The Chicago White Sox won 6 5 and 11 1 in a two night doubleheader, extended their win streak to 12, and moved into a fourth place tie in the American League. Minnie Minoso homered in the first game, while Juan Pizarro held the Tigers to five hits in the nightcap.
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Redlegs and Braves keep pace in tight NL race
Baseball notes recap a busy night as the Milwaukee Braves beat St. Louis 3 0 to move within one game of Pittsburgh in the NL race. Cincinnati beat Chicago 10 8 while Los Angeles and San Francisco win to widen gaps. Musial collects his 10 000th at bat as Dodgers thrash Pirates.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Wednesday and Thursday
Baseball results include Minnesota 6 Boston 5 Kansas City 3 Baltimore 5 Kansas City 7 Los Angeles 7 New York 6. Early action notes Chicago at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at Minnesota New York at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City. Remaining games list Milwaukee 3 St Louis 0 and Cincinnati Chicago Chicago at Cincinnati and other matchups across multiple venues with no clear concluding winner.
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Chanute Legion tops Neodesha for second win
Chanute American Legion posted a 5-2 victory over Neodesha in league play, scoring three runs in the second inning to seize the win. Tom McKenzie had two singles in four trips and Brady added a triple as Chanute totaled nine hits. Bill Kobert and Gary Steele earned the win on the mound with five hits allowed, six strikeouts, and one walk.
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Thai Flyweight Champ Pone Kingpetch Named Fighter of Month
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand, world flyweight champion, was chosen as Fighter of the Month for June by Ring Magazine after a successful defense in Tokyo against Mitsunori Seki. No major changes in the top 10 heavyweight rankings. Bob Cleroux of Montreal advanced to No. 9 after stopping Roy Harris.
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Fight Results Reported by The Associated Press
Boston Jose Torres defeated Ike White in New York after stoppage. Philadelphia and Toronto fights feature George Chuvalo knocking out Wnje Besmanoff in Toronto. Tokyo Pone Kingpetch outpointed Mitsunori Seki in Thailand to retain the world flyweight title.
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Nine in Row By Methodists Nine in Row By Methodists
First Baptist nips Lutherans 5 4 in extra innings in Church Softball League. Methodists extend win streak to nine with a 6 2 decision over Christians. Lutherans led 3 0 entering the seventh before Baptist rally and OT rallying two runs to win.
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Penney Team Rises to Tie for First in Minor League Night
Penney's outslugged Hans Herold 6 3 after four runs in the fifth to move into a first place tie with Nation's Cleaners and Evan's Music, while B & H Market drops into a three way tie for fourth. Darrell Storck hit a homer for Evan's Music in the upset over B & H. Dick Helton and Jimmy Stemple teamed for the win as Billy Koch and Terry Reeves pitched for B & H. Munger's and Ash Grove Empl oy es meet tomorrow to start the second round. Hans Herold faces B & H Market on the football practice field.
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Bronson Hosts Eight-Team District Semi-Pro Start Tonight
Bronson opens an eight-team district semi pro tournament to decide who advances to the State playoffs. Tonight's games include Iola versus Mapleton and Bronson versus Fulton with Fort Scott against Amoret and Humboldt versus Prescott tomorrow. Bronson and Lindblad lead an 18 hit attack in a prep win over Sheldon, as Lindblad tallies four hits with a homer and two triples.
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Franchised Southeast Kansas League forms with St Paul team
The National Baseball Congress reports a new Southeastern Kansas League non pro circuit with teams in Joplin Independence Columbus Pittsburg Coffeyville Alta mont and St Paul Kansas. Altamont's Robert L Jones is president with Grace Shaffer as secretary. The league leading team advances to the 31st annual state non pro tourney starting July 7 in Wichita.
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Praise Won In Defeat Praise Won In Defeat
Nancy Richey 19 from San Angelo Texas lost in the Wimbledon first round to Margaret Smith 3-6 6-3 6-4. Tony Mottram called Richey a top prospect amid strong American showing as 14 men and 4 women advanced to the second round.
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Montgomery Ward Extends Lead in Rookie League Win
Montgomery Ward held a slim edge in Rookie League standings by defeating Tom's Peanuts 10 to 4. Pitchers Bill Barnard Mike Arnold and Randy Dauke combined for two hits allowed. Catching duties fell to Ricky McMeekin Bobby Phillips and Paul Morehead. Bobby Robinson homered for the winners. Santa Fe Employees and Tom's Peanuts meet tomorrow evening.
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Orley's Rally Tops NuWay In Pee Wee Action
Orley's Case sparked a dramatic rally, scoring eight runs in the final two frames to erase a 10-6 deficit and beat NuWay Cleaners 15 to 13. Greg Delahunty Donnie Noland and Clarence Matlock helped on the mound. Steve Almond caught for Orley's while Clyde Barbee and Bobby Wright pitched for NuWay. Wilsons Clothiers and NuWay meet tomorrow night.
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Alchemy Motto Echoes Across Centuries At Nature's Edge
A 390 year old science book at St Bonaventure University library features Grataroli's treatise with the line At nature's boundaries, science begins experiments. The motto reflects 16th century alchemy and echoes in modern scientific curiosity.
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Rickey Reports Resting Comfortably After Heart Attack
Sudbury Ontario AP reports Branch Rickey age 79 resting comfortably after his second heart attack in three years. The former general manager of St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh suffered a serious attack Tuesday at his summer home on a fishing island about 95 miles southwest of Sudbury. Rickey had been in Canada for several weeks and left baseball after the Continental League collapsed last year.
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