Giants and Phillies Win In Little League Play
The Giants defeat the Dodgers 10 in Fair Park Stadium behind a 5 run third inning and clutch late hitting led by Teddy Poling. The Dodgers answer with a late rally but Poling and McCain shut the door as Giants pitchers go the distance. The Phillies explode for 4th inning offense to beat the Cardinals 24 to 20 with Reeves and Baize delivering key hits and four RBI from Copeland.
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Joe Brown Favored in Oldest Lightweight Title Fight
Joe Brown 33 and Paolo Rosi 31 square off at Uline Arena for the world lightweight crown in a bout billed as the oldest men clash. Brown is 12-5 favorite. promoter Goldie Ahearn predicts a near-capacity crowd and over $50,000 gate as ABC televises national coverage from 10 p.m. Eastern.
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Birthday Greetings for Chris Clements and Others
Birthday wishes note presented for Chris Clements, Mrs L V Keel, Mrs Cobb Hill, and J C Wyatt, with plans to celebrate tomorrow. The card conveys warm regards from friends and family.
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Austin Shoved Back on Top
Corpus Christi beat Victoria twice as Austin fell to third place in the Texas League standings. Victoria lost 7-0 in seven innings to Corpus Christi and 10-6 in game two while San Antonio edged Austin 4-3. Tulsa defeated Amarillo 2-0. Jose Santiago earned the win for Corpus Christi with help in the eighth from Al Osorio.
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Boxing Roundup From Various Cities Worldwide
In Wembley Fred Gilroy edged Al Asuncion 119 to 117 with an Ireland win. Halifax saw Richard Howard stop Jackie Hayden in eight. San Jose had Joey Padilla decision Jimmy Feaster 138 to 136. Stockton listed Danny Kid stopping Frankie Duarte 120 to 120? and Portland featured Phil Moyer stopping Chico Chino 152 to 155. Spokane noted Earl Atley KO Terry Lewis 190 to 237.
Hoyt Wilhelm Racks Up His Eighth Straight Win
Orioles pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm posted his eighth consecutive victory beating the Chicago White Sox 3-2 at Comiskey Park. He allowed seven hits and struck out eight as Baltimore gained a half game on the lead, despite gnats causing early trouble.
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Nationalist China Should Stay In Games
Washington UPI reports Rep. Francis E. Dorn urges the United States to withdraw from the 1960 Olympic Games if Nationalist China cannot compete. Dorn denounces the IOC expulsion as shameful and calls for Avery Brundage to resign, arguing the US must support long-standing allies against Communist pressure.
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Barons Score Big in Southern Association Sweep
In Southern Association play the Barons defeated the Pelicans 11 to 4 behind Knadler’s near no hit performance over two innings. Gene Clements led Pelicans offense with the first run, while Van Scoy Mooney and Baize contributed in run scoring as Pelicans used three pitchers.
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Toll Road Visitors Eat Lots of Hamburgers in 1950s
The Northern Indiana Toll Road saw traffic totaling five million travelers who bought 1,250,000 hamburgers, 107,000 ham sandwiches and 26,600 hot dogs, the Toll Road Commission disclosed today.
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Kid) Howard
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