Farrell Dominates Mays as Colts Top Giants 4-1
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell improved to 4-1 with eight strong innings, limiting Willie Mays to 1-for-4 and lowering his ERA to 2.14. The Colts defeated San Francisco 4-1, aided by two St. Louis wins and a split with Los Angeles, while Jesus Alou and Matty Alou highlighted the Giants' miscues. Reds beat Pirates 7-4 as Pete Rose homered and Julian Javier drove in all Cardinal runs in St. Louis, with Ray Sadecki earning the win.
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Angels Rally Past Kansas City For 6-5 Win
Albie Pearson drove in two runs including a homer and two doubles as the Los Angeles Angels defeated Kansas City 6-5. Fred Whitfield belted a grand slam for Cleveland in an 11-7 win over Boston. Don Blasingame’s baserunning blunder sparked a rare outfield putout for Jackie Brandt in Baltimore.
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Short Field Is No Aid To Yanks
New York AP report notes Yankee Stadium right field at 296 feet drawn claims of Yankee dominance. In eight home games AL has two homers while the Yankees have 14 on the road in 12 games, including eight in the Cleveland series and five by Mantle in Washington.
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Christians and Knights open Church Softball League with wins
Christian defeated the Lutherans 11 to 6 after a six run third inning. Knights of Columbus beat the Methodists 10 to 4. Winning pitcher Phillips Holtzman aided with six hits and errorless defense. Losing pitchers were Sinclair and Sutcliffe. Bud Leroy caught for Christians and Dean Sutcliffe for Lutherans. Jr.
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Baseball Scores From Monday Results Across Leagues
The day’s results include Cleveland defeating Boston 11 to 7 and Washington topping Baltimore 6 to 4. Los Angeles beat Kansas City 6 to 5 while Chicago at Minnesota was rained out. Pacific Coast League games featured Hawaii 9 Arkansas 1 Salt Lake City 16 Dallas 7 Portland 3 Tacoma 0 Seattle 7 Spokane 6 San Diego 7 Indianapolis 6 in 11 innings. International League saw Rochester 4 Richmond 2 Columbus 1 Syracuse 0 Toronto 6 Atlanta 0 Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 5.
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Chanute Bowlers Lead Pose In Pittsburg Holiday Handicap
Chanute bowlers moved up in the Pittsburg Holiday Handicap tourney led by John Williams 725 scratch series. Williams plus Star Drill teammates Leslie Friederich Mariucci Cochran posted strong scores as Williams tops all events at 1 978 while Leslie and Friederich also posted notable singles and series in a four weekend event involving several states.
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Washington Today Health care talks and marketing moves
In Washington, the Ways and Means Committee is likely to oppose the administration's health care plan for the aged, favoring revamping the existing state federal program for low income elderly. The House Agriculture Committee approves a national food marketing commission study. The House sent a 1.2649 billion deficiency appropriations bill to the Senate to cover military pay increases and other payments for the rest of the fiscal year ending June 30.
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Hall of Fame Display at National Museum of Racing
Thoroughbred racing’s Hall of Fame is housed in the National Museum of Racing located in Saratoga New York. The facility preserves racing history and honors champions through exhibits and memorabilia.
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Nicklaus Leads PGA Money List After Wins
In Dunedin Florida Nicklaus sits atop the PGA money list with 46 925 after a second win earlier this year. Bill Casper surged to third with 30 981 following his Colonial Open victory in Fort Worth Texas. Arnold Palmer remains second with 38 498 as the season nears its end.
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Navy Schedule Narrowed to Two Home Games Next Fall
Navy's football team will play only two home games at Annapolis next fall. The Middies host William & Mary on September 26 and Duke on Navy Day.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League leaders include Mays San Francisco batting .471 with 24 runs and 30 RBIs. Clemente Pittsburgh tops hits with 41. Mays also leads home runs with 11. American League leaders show Oliva Minnesota batting .441 with 23 runs. Colavito Kansas City 9 homers. Kline Washington 3-0 1.000 pitching. Stolen bases leaders include Wills Los Angeles with 10 and Aparicio Baltimore 10 in AL.
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Paris bout results from AP boxing card
Jean Parra of France defeated Omar Hector Oliva of Argentina by outpoint in a ten round bout. Angel Garcia of Cuba and Francois Pavilla of Martinique fought to a ten round draw.
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Panamanian Jockey Braulio Baeza Tops Money List
Braulio Baeza finished third in earnings at Aqueduct and Saratoga last year behind Bob Ussery and John Rotz. His horses amassed a total of 1,136,523 dollars in purse money.
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Annual Event For Bowlers Chanute Bowling Assn Banquet Tonight
The 13th annual awards banquet and business meeting of the Chanute Bowling Association will be held at 6:30 in the Tioga Hotel ballroom. A smorgasbord dinner is served with banquet tickets at $1, the association paying 90 cents. Sixty-five advance tickets have been sold. more available at the door. The agenda includes next season decisions and officer elections with retiring president D W Osborn presiding. Trophy awards conclude the program.
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Purdue and Wisconsin Share Six Big Ten Titles
Purdue and Wisconsin have won six Big Ten basketball titles each and have shared the championship seven times across their histories. The storied programs remain tied for conference glory with multiple co championships recorded.
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