Giants Rally To Top Reds In Late Inning Twist
Willies' late inning punch keeps Giants atop NL pennant chase as Mays McCovey Kirkland star. San Francisco wins 6 3 behind a seventh inning tie and eighth inning go ahead hit, widening lead over Dodgers. Dodgers split with Braves and Cubs edge Pirates in tight NL battles.
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Moore and Bassey Set for Rematch Bout
World featherweight champ Davey Moore prepares for a 15 round rematch with Kid Bassey at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. A crowd of 10,000 and a nationwide TV audience are expected as both fighters boast sharp form after healing eye injuries. Moore: 35-5-1. Bassey: 85-10-1.
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Indians Bow To Tigers Pierce Injury Puts Pressure On Sox
The White Sox, leading the American League, face pressure as Billy Pierce is sidelined for five to eight days with a back muscle strain after Donovan’s kneeing shoulder issue and a three week layoff. Cleveland’s lead shrinks as Detroit tops the Indians in a quick make-up game from rainout. Harvey Kueth’s two-run single and Lou Berberet’s sacrifice help the Tigers pull away in the sixth.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Leagues
American League standings show Chicago in first with 69 wins and 45 losses followed by Cleveland and New York. Tuesday games include New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland among others. In the National League, San Francisco leads with 67 wins, Milwaukee and Los Angeles close behind as Pittsburgh and Chicago compete. Only highlighted games include Milwaukee 0 3 Los Angeles 1 4 and St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 with Chicago at Philadelphia in a twilight game and a suspended completion resuming later.
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Age Improves Wynn Eyes 17th Victory Tonight
Chicago White Sox veteran right-hander Barry Wynn, 39, seeks win 17 against the Baltimore Orioles as he chases 300 career victories and the league strikeout title. Wynn has posted three-hit shutouts in his past two starts and aims to extend his major league lead in wins. Sherm Lollar praises Wynn's command and confidence as he tries to extend a stellar 19th season.
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Air Problems Of Third Major League Today
New York AP report outlines five core questions faced by baseball leaders and William A Shea as they discuss the projected Continental League. Key issues include player recruitment, impact on minor leagues, feasible cities and stadiums, maintaining interest, and pension plan comparisons. Shea claims five city backers for the league and lists potential member applications from multiple U S and Canadian cities.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A collage of the era’s top hitters and pitchers listing leaders by category. Notable names include Fox and Kuenn for batting, Yost Bowser and Colavito among RBI, Killebrew homer leader, Aparicio and Landis in steals, and Wynn and Pappas for pitching.
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Major Loop Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlight
Paul Foytork pitched for the Tigers, beating the second-place Indians 5-4 with seven strikeouts and no walks while allowing four hits over the final seven innings. Willie McCovey of the Giants delivered a go-ahead eighth-inning single as they defeated the Red 6-3.
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Ten Lettermen Return Beavers Open Grid Drills
Ten junior lettermen from the 1958 Beavers squad report for duty as Cory Area High School Beavers begin football practice under coach Lou Hanne. The team plans two-a-day sessions, with scrimmage set for August 26 against Wilkinswe High School, as they rebuild the backfield and replace key tacklers and punters.
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Radecki Advances as Oil City Open Begins Play
Radecki survived opening action in singles and doubles at the Oil City Open. He beat Ed Sonowski 4-6 6-4 6-0 in the singles, while in doubles he paired with Sotiowski to win 6-2. Radecki moves into a quarterfinal against fourth seed MAVTER as other Oil City players compete. About 30 players from Oil City and nearby cities entered the weekend event in Corry.
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OW City Golf Club to Host Invitational Qualifier
The OW City Wine and Gomntry Club announced a Friday qualifier to select 96 golfers for the next Invitational. Eight of the sixteen players will advance after a 1 hole round to compete in match play. Prizes include medals and trophies for the winners. Notable entrants hail from Pittburgh, Youngstown, Erie, and Sharps.
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Prospects v Younger Cardinals seen as sleeper team
LAKE FOREST 1 AP The Chicano Cardinals plan a vigorous young lineup this season with 17 rookies among a 14 second year players and veterans mixed in. Coach Frank Ivy aims for a contender after a 10-6 last place finish in the Eastern Conference, moving to Soldier Field while building a hopeful offense behind John David Crow and a four quarterback plan.
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VEW Captains To Meet Tonight In West Washington alleys
VEW captains plan a reorganizational meeting tonight at 8 p.m. on West Washington street. Six leagues are represented Men’s 1 and C Ladies 1 A and 3 Knights of Columbus and Daughters of America. Weekend events include a dinner dance Monte Carlo Night and weekend lunch with prizes and optional swimming for ladies.
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Ingo's Promoter Loses License Threatens Rematch
Promoter Rosensohn Enterprises has its licenses suspended by New York State Athletic Commission amid dispute over control of the Johansson Patterson rematch tentatively set for September 22. Johansson may skip the bout as questions about the original contract and proceeds linger, while talks stall over accounting for radio TV and movie rights from the first fight.
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Women's Tennis Players Reach Corry Club Finals
Ross withdrew from the tourney citing lack of time, sending defending champion Betty MacKenzie to the finals in the Corry Tennis Club summer event. Mead Park courts host later action with Mary Beth Keppel versus Margaret Pris on tonight. Tomorrow Janet Muckih-Tauft and Mary Downey face the tonight winner, then the survivor plays Thursday.
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Last Night's Fights Feature Mixed Results in East Providence
In East Providence last night, Pender of Brookline beat Jackson Brown of Boston by points after ten rounds at 160 pounds. Cardell Parmos, 16714, Boston, defeated Willie Troy, 169, New York, on points in a separate bout.
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