Round Table Favored in Arch Ward Handicap at Washington Park
Chicago report notes Round Table is heavily favored to win the Arch Ward Memorial Handicap on grass at Washington Park. The 4-year-old colt aims to surpass Citation as the all time money winner, carrying 125 pounds with Hoop Band and Tall Chief II among rivals. If nine start, the race features a strong field including Bernburgoo Shan Pac and others as Round Table seeks more than eight pounds clear of rivals.
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Parade of Four Pitchers Leads To Opener Loss
Paul LaPalme struggled in a lone inning but stayed to hold Charleston to 5-2 for the Saints in St. Paul Friday night. The Saints struck early with a four run burst in the first off Wyman Carey and then added on against Barney Schultz Joe Presko and Art Houtteman. Despite the loss the Senators remain within reach of Denver, as Denver’s Bears dropped the opener 10-2 to Indianapolis and trailed 4-3 in the second game after six innings with a chance to gain first place.
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Association Standings and Friday Results Highlights
Baseball standings and results from Friday and Thursday games feature St Paul, Charleston, Omaha, Wichita, Indianapolis, Denver, Louisville, and Minneapolis with several first and second games noted. A separate note mentions Mrs Janet Reynolds winning first in a Meadow Brook tournament for 33 women.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Second U S Women’s Open Golf Title
Betsy Rawls of South Carolina captured her second U S Women’s Open title by carding a 71 and beating Sam S. Sickie Pung by six strokes in an 18 hole playoff at the IS- hole event reported by Chicago Tribune sports desk.
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Red Sox Sign Catcher From Somerville on Minors Deal
The Boston Red Sox announced the signing of catcher Larry Plenty, a Boston College graduate from Somerville. The 6 foot 1 inch, 210 pound 23 year old will work out with the team upon return from their Western trip, pending assignment to the minor league club.
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Mays Seeks Help After Slump From .435 to .365
Willie Mays asked for guidance after his average sank 70 points in three weeks. In a Cincinnati Interview with Jimmy Cannon, he pleaded for an older mentor, even joking about Jackie Robinson. Lefty O Doul offered to help in San Francisco, noting Mays needs coaching to rebound.
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State Fishing Report Forecasts Good West Virginia Weekend
Conservation Department forecasts a good weekend for fishing across West Virginia with clear normal streams in most counties. Ohio River counties report muddy conditions and Taylor County shows middy category streams. Eastern Panhandle reports excellent fishing conditions and bright bass prospects statewide. Bluestone Reservoir at Hinton remains the state's best spot, normal and clear.
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Berry Hills Ladies Guest Day Low Gross Scores
Mrs. Jane Stevens and Mrs. William Thayer each posted a 91 to win low gross in a special ladies guest day at Berry Hills Country Club Friday. Among the back nine movers were Mrs. Andy Brawley, Mrs. Buckner Clay, and Mrs. Jack Gelderman tied for high blind hole with 14 each.
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Wright Leads as Crocker Misses Open Dream
Fay Crocker, three years after her Open win, failed to overtake leader Vonnie Colby while Mickey Wright posted a 72 in the second round to extend her 46 total, with Louise Suggs close behind at 149 after two rounds. The Detroit event at Forest Lake Country Club highlighted veteran players and rising stars in the Women’s Open.
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Night MLB scores from coast to coast update
National League results include Philadelphia 3 over St Louis 4 Chicago 3 over Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 6 over San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 3 over Milwaukee 7. American League games feature Cleveland 6 over Baltimore, Chicago 3 over Washington 0, Detroit 7 over Boston 4, New York 5 over Kansas City 3.
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Dodgers Top Braves 3-1 Behind Koufax Seven-Hit Shutout
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Milwaukee 3-1 as Sandy Koufax pitched six strong innings for a win over the Braves. Duke Snider scored on a Hodges single after a fielding error, while Hank Aaron’s fourth inning homer provided Milwaukee’s only offense. Gray and Roseboro homered for L.A. in a game marked by strong defense and late insurance.
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Temple's ninth inning triple lifts Reds past Giants
Johnny Temple delivered a ninth inning triple driving in two runs as Cincinnati rallied to beat the San Francisco Giants 6 to 5. The game featured Lynch's homer for the Giants and a late Cincinnati rally sparked by Temple's big hit, with Berkman, Crowe and others contributing.
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Phillies Edge Cardinals in 11 Innings For 5-4 Win
Pinch hitter Dave Philley's double drives in Wally Post from second to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 in 11 innings. The loss snaps a six game Cardinal win streak.
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Cubs Pound Pirates 9-1 Behind Drabowsky’s Strong Effort
Chicago jumped to a big early lead and never trailed, defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-1. Pitcher Moe Drabowsky earned the win as Chicago’s offense backed him with timely hits and five late runs.
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