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Ex Yankees Haunt Bombers as Indians Win and Sox Triumph
A high-scoring baseball night sees the Indians edge the Yankees in a tense race, with Woodling delivering two-run hits early and dominance from Clemens era stars. Chicago White Sox top Boston 4-1 behind Billy Pierce’s four-hitter, while the Phillies Repulski fuels a win over St. Louis as NL action shifts standings.
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Yesterday's baseball scores and today's schedule in color
Yesterday results show St Louis 2 Cincinnati 0 and New York 4 Chicago 2 while Milwaukee tops Pittsburgh 8 2 and Philadelphia beats St Louis 4 2. Today Milwaukee hosts Chicago and Detroit meets Washington with several other key matchups across the American League.
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Giants Topple Rams 24 7 In Exhibition Tilt
The World champion New York Giants beat the Los Angeles Rams 24 7 in an exhibition game. Frank Gifford scored two touchdowns and Alex Webster one. Bill Wade connected for a Rams touchdown to Bob Byrd late. Lions rallied 34 27 over the Eagles with Bobby Layne passing two TDs.
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Lady Golfers Hold Titusville Meet
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Women's Golf Association held a Titusville tournament yesterday at Tibsville. Jo golfer finished among prize winners with a net 77 after a 107 gross and 30 handicap. Charlotte Maskell won Cross Honors with 74, Betty Wagner led Lawrence Park, and Mrs Vin Dyke Miller placed top net in the event.
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Postponed match at Cozy Country Ghib venue today
The Cozy Country Ghib's Bolt game scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed. Maplewurst will not attend as previously announced. no new date has been set. Local club Pry and Antwaneesd listed among those affected.
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White Hope Backers Hit By Patterson Controversy
Patterson interview quoted about the "white hope" label as Georgian backers raise $250,000 for a bout. The article notes Patterson’s caution not to underestimate his challenger Rademacher and explains the controversy over race as a motivating factor behind the title pursuit.
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Indians Edge Yankees 5-4 in tense late rally
Wendling delivered a broken bat infield hit for the winning run as Ling’s 20th inning fluke double plated the decisive run. Bob Grim allowed the decisive hit and took the loss after a ninth inning Indians rally capped by a McDougal homer and Mantle strikeout. New York pitcher Norfolk started, relieved in the ninth.
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Monterrey Boy Hurls Perfect Game for World Series Title
In Williamsport after a flawless four hundredth season Monterrey Mexico youngster Macias pitched a perfect game guiding a Cinderella Monterrey squad to a 4-0 win over La Mesa California to capture the Little League World Series crown. The 12-year-old righthander struck out 11 and retired the final three batters as 14,000 fans roared.
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Pirates Blank Reds as Nuxhall Stymies Pittsburgh
Joe Nuxhall pitched a decisive shutout as the Pirates failed to score, giving Cincinnati a 6-0 win. The veteran lefty improved to seven wins this season while Pittsburgh managed only one hit per inning across the game. Bob Purkey took the loss, dropping to 10-12 after surrendering four runs early.
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Boys Singles Tourney Opens Next Week at Tennis Club
Local tennis club previews upcoming boys singles event with a schedule. Sharon Haeen and Sandra Beardsley reached the girls finals by defeating Marge Frisina and Carol Chirituzio 6 1 6 0. Finals delayed. last night's winners face Patty Kinney and Lind Anderson on Monday.
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Venturi Leads Milwaukee Open by One Stroke
In windy conditions at Milwaukee, Venturi moved into the 88 hole lead with a one stroke advantage. The field battled the worst weather of the year as scores fluctuated with many pros, including Toronto’s Sam Stread and Dallas’s Cary Miediceart, chasing a $6,000 first prize. Milwaukee’s Michael Dua Toi re led after 16 holes with a 35, but slipped to a four way tie for 13th at even 140 after 17 holes yesterday.
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Americans reach National Doubles semifinals in Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts the American pair Vic Seixas and Hank Richardson advanced to the National Doubles semifinals, while Australians Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser also moved on, signaling a tight field ahead.
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Gene Conley Returns to Form as Dodgers Rally
Dodgers rally in the ninth behind Gene Conley after a string of strong innings. Conley, back in form, lifted the team as he reclaimed confidence and pitched well, defeating the Giants and moving his record to 8-6 on the season.
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Major League Leaders By Associated Press NL and AL Batting
Summary of top players in the National and American Leagues based on at bats and decisions. Includes Misia St Laws Aaron Schoendienst Mays Williams Mantle Sievers Fox Minoio McDougall Aparicio Donovan and Wynn with runs hits RBIs and pitching statistics such as home runs doubles triples and strikeouts.
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