Riots Erupt at Garden After Elorde Narvaez Fight
Madison Square Garden hosts a 25 minute riot following the world junior lightweight decision for Flash Elorde over Narvaez. Five arrested, several injured, and extensive property damage reported as police and firefighters restore order.
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Indians Top Tigers as Sonny Siebert Shuts Detroit
Sonny Siebert of Cleveland pitched a four hitter for his 12th win against six defeats to beat Detroit 4 to 4. Dick Stuart of Philadelphia drove in four runs including his 19th homer as the Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 2.
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Cleveland ace Siebert twirls a four hitter for 4-1 win
Lonny Siebert pitched a four-hitter for Cleveland as they defeated Detroit 4-1. Don Demeter homered in the fourth. Siebert allowed one baserunner the rest of the way and earned his 12th win. Alvis hit his 17th as Cleveland added three runs in the fourth.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National and American leagues show Minnesota, Washington, Boston, and New York posting results. Wednesday scores include Minnesota 4 Washington 3 and New York 4 Chicago 3. NL games feature Los Angeles 6 8 Cincinnati and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings.
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Dodgers Split Twin Bill With Braves In Milwaukee
The Dodgers salvage the nightcap 3 2 after a disputed call in the opener sparked by Bobby Bragan. Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 4 3 in 10 innings as San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Philadelphia also won NL games.
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Pal Benko Leads US Open Chess Championship
Pal Benko of New York jumped to the lead in the U S Open Chess Championship in San Juan Puerto Rico with eight points after a victory over Bernard Zuckerman also of New York. Zuckerman and William Lombardy share second place following Lombardy's win over Duncan Sudles of Vancouver British Columbia.
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Staubach Hayes and Mercein Lead Army of All-Stars Clash
Chicago AP reports Head Coach Otto Graham’s All-Stars renew the weapons from past title runs for Friday night’s Soldier Field showdown with the Cleveland Browns. Staubach, Hayes, and Mercein headline a potent lineup with Donnelly and Willard, while Dick Butkus anchors a stout defense as the Browns enter as slight favorites.
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Pirates and Yankees Vie For Junior League Title
The Pirates meet the Yankees at Loveland Field to decide the Junior League championship after the Pirates beat the Braves 8 to 1 to reach the finals.
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Beaver Grid Schedule Echoes 1964 With One Opponent Change
Beaver Area High School 1965 football schedule mirrors 1964 except eighth game against Strong Vincent instead of Windher. Warren opens at Sheen Athletic Field September 11 with four home games, nine total. Junior varsity and junior high schedules add eight and seven games respectively, with one still to be arranged.
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Yanks Seek Kayo Today in Crucial Playoff Game
The Yanks aim to sweep the best of three as they face the White Sox at the high school field. Jon Bennett pitched a one hitter with 16 strikeouts, Joe Lamendola and Pete Heacox led the offense with multiple hits in yesterday’s 5-0 win at Loveland Field.
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Steel Eagles top VFW in Little League at Bracken Field
The Steel Eagles beat the VFW 4-2 to run their record to 4 14 while John Cragg pitched four innings before Doug Brown closed out the win. Corry Jamestown collected five hits off Steve Dubrosky but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Warren Baseball Foe Undecided
Columbus defeated Go mer 84 to throw the National Baseball Congress Tournament into a tie. Each team has lost one game and the third game will be played tomorrow night here. The winner advances to Warren Pennsylvania for a best of three series on Saturday and Sunday. Cragg and Brown. Kim Bennett of CJ had the game's only extra base hit a double. Tonight Moose Lodge meets Ellis in a game postponed from July 19.
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Eriez Mid-Season Championship Set at Eriez Speedway
Eriez Speedway returns Sunday for a 50-lap Mid-Season Championship for late model stocks with a $3,000 purse and double points. A 49-car field, rain postponed, will run qualifying as Floyd Fanale debuts in the No 9 Borg machine amid title contenders John White and Bob Schnars. Also featured are Chuck Piazza and the sportsman 42%5-lap main highlighting Ron Blackmer-Dale Clark rivalry. eleven preliminaries start at 8 p.m.
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