Big Whopper Fish Contest ends with prizes for five categories
The Big Whopper Fish Contest concluded on Tuesday with nine prizes worth 100 dollars total, sponsored by Metropolitan Insurance reps Paul Stroup and Bob De Mauiri in cooperation with Shamburg's News and Sport Store. Winners in trout and pike categories receive gear, while top junior catches earn specialized rods. Other notes cover local pitchers and players, including Grannies Hamner and Marsh, and a collage of minor league references.
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Paul Stroup
Bob de Mauiri
Shamburg's News and Sport Store
Rolald Mecyay
G. Kirin
Columbus
Gary Lindbert
Waterford
Corry
Bill Shamburg
McCray
Baseball Scores and Standings in National League WoL
Wednesday results show Chicago 3 San Francisco 2 in 11 innings, Philadelphia 11 New York 4, Milwaukee versus Houston and Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4, Los Angeles 7 36.64 San Pratvisco 74 Cincinnati 62, with multiple urban teams listed for upcoming games across Chicago Milwaukee New York Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
San Pratvisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Milwaukkee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Milwaukee Flouston
St. Lows
Pittsour
Nchicago
San Br
Milwatker
St Lovie
Pittsburel
Prithay
Gineinati
Holistoria
Los Ane
Puiseo
Reds Start Thrust For National League Lead
The Reds won 5 1 over the Cardinals to pull within 7 games of the league leader Los Angeles and 24 of San Francisco. Pirates beat Dodgers 9 1 as six pitchers contributed in a 14 hit attack. Giants edged by Cubs 4 1 while Milwaukee shut out Houston 4 0 behind Bob Shaw.
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Cancin
Hill
Reds
Frank Robinso
St. Louis
Cardinals
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Nic
Milwaukee
Houston
Bob Shaw
Philadelphia
York Mets
Ji "Toole
Larry
Bubl
Don Cardwell
Shaw
Braves
Hal Whodestick
Mel Milwaukee
Anc
Seoris
Joe Ad—coek Foighies
Tony Gonealex
Phil Mies
Deniis Bennett
Mr Jielson
Monbouquette Delivers No-Hitter For Red Sox Over White Sox
Boston pitcher Billy Monbouquette threw the season's fourth no-hit, no-run game, a 1-0 victory over Chicago. Only one White Sox reached base on a second-inning walk. Monbouquette retired 22 straight. Yankees beat Washington, Dodgers edged Cleveland in extra innings, and Detroit, Minnesota also won.
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Associated Press
Boston
Billy Mon Houduette
Medford
Mass
Chicago
White Sox
Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Monhouquatle
Tate
Devin Pitebad
Montintaieth
Kha
Irma
Washington
Fox
Barry Wynn
White ‘Sox
Momo
Eolehim
Lis Apaticla
Pishing M
Nobileys
Burt Wilson
Morbouquette
Belinson
Los Aupeles Ls
Pere
Clinton
JHU
Telowine
Din Pawhiliion
Pete Rininel
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Dale Long
Elston Fowape
John Bhian Chine
Dean Clinioi
Cleveland
Junie Gebrenker
Myners
Tom
Birr Hess
Tive Garcia
Albu
Rubin
Moose's Restaurant setback stuns foes on curveball win
A 6-1 victory over Moose's Restaurant and Bar featured righthander AL Thorne credited with all team wins. Front row from left Socha Giagoma Hiner Thorne Barrett. back row Whiting Slagle Vanderhoof Loveland and manager Piceirillo. Absent from the photo are Pursell Rankin Craker.
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AL_—Thorne
Stan Socha
Fed Giagoma
Mac Hiner
Thorne
Ray Barrett
Dick Whiting
Ed Slagle
Larry Vanderhoof
Bob Loveland
Carmen Piceirillo
Kim Pursell
Brice Rankin
Dick Craker
Pirates Trounce Dodgers 9-1 as Bucs Rally in Third
Pittsburgh explodes for six runs in the third inning to topple the Dodgers 9-1, relieving a winless stretch with key hits from Skinner and Clemente. Bob Friend earns his 12th win while Don Drysdale suffers the loss, as the Pirates shorten their midseason slide with an emphatic road victory.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Pirates
Dodgers
Bob Skinner
Dick Stuart Roberts
Clemwnte
Vernom Laws
Pills Church
Johnny Podress
Nicklaus Edges Palmer in Open Preparations
Jack Nicklaus said he hopes to be ready for the Firestone challenge after taking a break from the game. The move follows limited practice and recent struggles in the run up to next week's major event.
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Jack Nicklabetty
Firestone Cougil
Chih
Palmer
Braves win to reach Junior League finals at Loveland Field
Jim Black starred on the mound and at the plate as the Braves defeated the Yankos 4 1 last evening to reach the best of three finals. Black pitched five innings, struck out nine, and added three hits while Falworth and MarLott contributed, lifting the Braves to a 4 1 victory over the Yanks and setting up a final against the Pirates Indians winner at Loveland Field.
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Granny Hamner
Phillies
Kansas City A's
Detroit
Conry
Marsh
Buell
Fred
Austin
The
Baptists
Kansas
Chicago
Corry
Lillian Bennett
Zanesville Tant
Lillian
Anda
Atsfand
Braves
Yanko
Loveland Field
Redskins
Jim Shaver
Bill Linski
Joe Falworth
Jim Black
Dexter Sandburg
Black
Falworth
Ott
Jim Burton
Pony
Palworth
Larry MarLett
MarLott
Linski
G Byockhammer
Eh Kireh
Ey Bliley
Ath
Hotchkis
Breel Sandbing
Lewis
Burton
Upperman
Blyton
Hwilhir
Waweetko
Captains Named for Pennsylvania Biz 33 All Star Game
The East and West picked captains for the fifth annual Pennsylvania Biz 33 All Star football game at Hershey Stadium. West captains are halfback Eric Crabtree, fullback Pete Diyariko, and quarterback Jack White. East captains are quarterback Paul Devinehwin and guard George Garret. The game features 53 top high school stars with the East fielding 27 players. The West won last year 14 to 0.
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Weet
Pennsylvania
Folley Wins Big as Bank Director Sees 4000 Boost
Folley a Chandlery Arlate bank director, added 4000 to his account after a close decision. The bout featured rapid exchanges with Folley of New York tied to Welphh Challankins at teat 1664, but the result halted a potential knockdown.
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Uearviy
Zora Folley
Chandlery
Arlate
Ani
Dole Sonus
New
Golf round report mixed results at par 72 course
The text notes a failed hole, scores around par with six birdies and seven bogeys. Josh and Nickhis are mentioned in a loss, while Niele produced three birdies and two bogies. The fragment hints at a TWAT variant or typo and overall competitive round on a par 72 layout.
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Josh
Ine
Nickhis
Nielewis
Ion
Big League Stars Highlight Batsmen in Thrilling Showdown
A fragmented report from a major league game showcases Bilfie Montini and Rud Box leading the offense for the visiting side against the White Sox. The narrative references Batting, pitching, and key RBI contributions by Wilhelalitiy and Jelvine Mauibournelie amid a tense, tightly contested clash.
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Quetin
Abason
Belli
AL ‘Builth
Ciiton Red” Sox
Pis
College Stars Ready For Pros
CHICAGO AP Cult sit Sauer the Colle Ate Stars prepare for a football game against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. Coach Otto Graham praises their hard work and notes Ernie Davis’s loss hurts the team. The Packers are favorites as John Hadl Ron Bull Roman Gabriel and Jimmy Saxton headline the college lineup.
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Chicago
Sauer
Colle
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Otto Graham
The
Collegians
Packers
Graham
Alle
Ernie Davis
John Hadl
Kan- Sng
Ron Bull
Baylor
Davis
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Jimmy Saxton
Texas
Bob Ferrettson
Oho State
Cleveland Brown
Chicazoros, Inc
ABCT
Dejvoid Tins Fa
Gralau Weitt
Browns face season doubt as Ernie Davis medical tests loom
Evanston Hospital treats Ernie Davis for a noncontagious blood disorder likely to prevent him from playing for the Cleveland Browns this season. Art Modell said in Chicago that it appears Davis will miss the Browns run, with doctors pursuing extender therapy and rest. Davis, a top draft pick traded from Washington, joins Brown in a backfield duo that could be split by his condition and recovery plan.
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Evanston
Ale Ameticn
Ernie Davis
Aelaehi
Wood
Cleveland Browns
Dim Brown
Orangemen
Evanston Hospital
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Art Modell
Cleveland
Chicago
Davis
Ernie
Browns
Morell
All Stars
Washington Redskins
Washington
Bobby Mitchell
Brown
Leroy Jackson
Western Illinois
Paul Brown
Hiram
Ohio
Modell
Victor Ippolito
Jnto
CJ Vets Clash Tonight For Second Half Bid
Little League action at Bracken Field features a tight race as CJ aims to match the first half finish against last place VFW. Baressi’s Steel Agers send George Pain 3 2 to the mound while Vets start Pete McLaughlin 2 5. First pitch is 6 15 at Mead Avenue Ball Yard.
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Unty
Aaincowwn
VFW
Bracken Field
Sin Baressi
Steel Agers
George Pain
Molnd
Sam Baressi
Pete McLaughlin
Mead Avenue
Erie Sailors Cup Fourth Straight Win Reported
The Erie Sailors secured their fourth consecutive victory with a ninth inning run after two misplays allowed Bill Burns to score from first. Burns added a solo homer in the fifth as Batavia defeated Jamestown, with Wil Watts hitting his 11th homer of the year aboard in the first. Auburn built a five run lead on four hits and three errors to beat the Sox 6 to 7.
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Sue
Erie
Geneva
Tars
Bill Burns
Burns
Batavia
Jamestown
Wil Watts
Auburn
Sox
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Mike Lucel
Tennesser
Ambridge
Gary Colling
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Departien
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Brie Wuling
Tillie Tanguie
Clark Witton
Harry Hickle
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Chiesa
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Poston
Milthesyta
Ti Troyt
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Alpes
Dupartment
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Bowe Rovers
Leu Musou
Brentisbitesse
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Softball Kings
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Erie Sailors Cup
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