Hiller and Duffalo spark late win as Dodgers, Cubs hold leads
Chuck Hiller drove in the tie breaking run with a fourth inning single and Jim Duffalo earned his first victory since April 10 as the Giants beat the Cardinals in extra innings. Los Angeles Dodgers top the pennant race after a 1 0 victory over Cincinnati, while the Cubs move to second with an 11th inning win over Philadelphia. Harvey Kuenn LSU’s ninth inning single ties the game for San Francisco to force extras.
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Houk Questions All Stars As He Names Lineup
Cleveland AP Ralph Houk, Yankees manager, aims for an AL victory in the All-Star Game here, while balancing player workloads. He defends his selections, notes the difficulty of honoring every team, and says final batting order and starter will be announced Monday.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Rookie Battles Veteran in Madison Square Garden bout
Billy Bello, 20, from New York, faces veteran Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Bello is a 2-4 underdog. The fight airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Ortega, 27, ranked 16th by Ring Magazine in welterweights, holds a 35-27-3 record. Bello stands at 17-0-1.
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Yanks Fall But Keep Big Lead
Detroit beat Oakland 4 8 in seven innings as John Wyatt endured a rough outing with a walk, an error, a sacrifice and a high throw. Cleveland and Boston won behind Donovan and Wilson as Minnesota and the Senators also surged. New York maintained a large lead despite the loss.
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DuBois Honors Athletic Great Duke Osborn
About 300 friends gathered in DuBois to honor Robert Duke Osborn, famed end for Canton Bulldogs Cleveland Bulldogs and Pottsville Maroons. An ex Penn State standout from the early 1900s he is eyed for the Professional Football Hall of Fame. John Noble of DuBois and Marv Bloom led the testimonial event as organizers.
Sports results and standings format mixed with local league game
A scrambled sports brief covers baseball and other league results. It reports scores from American Legion County League action, including Sport Store WINS ENINBORO Erie 15 Edinboro 8 with home runs from Bailey Moore and Donikowski, plus Dave Farrell’s four hits and Duffy Daugherty as principal speaker at a separate event.
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Vets Lead Canada Open Final Round Sling Match
Veteran Doug Ford 5 under par through 54 holes leads the 1964 Canadian Open at Scarboro, with Herman Keiser and Jack Fleck two strokes back, Moe Norman and Dan Keefe advancing, while Ted Kroll trails in pursuit of the $9,000 top prize as weather and wind influence scoring and a North East tournament note follows.
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Palmer Seeks Third Straight British Open Victory
Arnold Palmer, 31 year old American golf icon, headlines a charity match at Blackpool and reflects on drive to win. He captains a Rest of the World team to beat the British and Prince Philip observers. Palmer voices pride and hunger as 120 golfers prep for the British Open next Wednesday to Friday.
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McKinley Ends Wimbledon Aussie Domination in Valiant Sweep
Former Wimbledon champions hail Chuck McKinley as he defeated Fred Stolle 9-7 6-1 6-4 to win the men's title, ending seven of the past eight championships held by Australians. Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the women's final after defeating three seeds Lisle Turner Maria Bueno and Ann Haydon Jones.
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Cornell Rovers Reach Grand Challenge Cup Final
Cornell heavyweight eight advanced to the Grand Challenge Cup final after a three-quarter length win over the London Bowling Club. The Big Red led briefly after a long stretch and finished under strong late pressure from British challengers Thomas and Amloni of London.
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CJ Captures 12th Straight in tight league tilt
CJ stretched to a 12th straight win as Bracken Field topped VeW 15 at Little Lange Tuneball. Dan Taylor led CJ with multiple hits. Dennis Brown drove in runs including a homer. VFW managed seven hits as CJ pulled two games clear with five to play.
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