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Case of a Hurried Fine Harbor Ad The
A brief note reports a case involving a fine at a harbor destination. The fragment mentions authorities and a financial penalty, with limited context on parties or dates.
Moose Ekes Out 2-1 Victory In LL
Abe Moose led Moose Club to a 2-1 win over the Elks at Olin Bracken Field. Tom Morton threw a three-hitter as Moose benefited from five safeties and a fourth inning two-run burst to move within striking distance of VFW in a tight Little League chase. The Elks scored in the fifth, and Corry Jamestown also in the mix at 2-4, while VFW led the table at 6-0 in second-half play. The Moose face the VFW Monday at Mead Park.
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Double Shutouts Spark AL as Orioles Regain Touch
Pitchers combined for two double shutouts in one AL night as Baltimore, Kansas City, and Chicago posted clean sheets. Pappas and Walker led the Orioles to a 6-0 win over Washington, while Bucks and Herbert shut out Detroit 5-0. In Boston, the Red Sox crushed the Yankees 14-3 as Cleveland remained close in the standings.
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Jordan Risks Welter Title Against Youth
ARTLAND Ore AP von Jordan of Los Angeles defends his welterweight crown tonight against Denny Moyer a 19 year old challenger chosen from Portland. The 15 round outdoor bout at Portland Meadows will be televised by NBC in area around Portland with clear weather forecast and temperatures near 72. Jordan 45 11 includes 34 knockouts while Moyer 20 straight pro wins since a 72 10 amateur record and is ranked No 4 by the NBA No 2 by Ring magazine. The match uses the 10 point must system with knockdowns yielding 10 9 in rounds and scores depend on decisions. The winner will be the first youth to take welter title since the division began. LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS TOKYO Fims Katen Tops won by knockout over Steve Toms.
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Face Wins 13th Straight As Pirates Beat Cubs 4 3
Roy Face pitched in relief for Pittsburgh as the bullpen ace earned his 13th consecutive win of the season and 18th since May 30 1968. The Pirates defeated Chicago 4 3 tying a 1910 club record by Deacon Phillippe for consecutive victories.
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Major League Dodgers edge Braves in 15 innings
The Dodgers beat the Braves 4 to 3 in 15 innings as Roger Cray pitched three hit shutout relief over 1 inning, with three strikeouts and no walks while retiring 26 of 27 faced. Bobby Avila of the Red Sox had three hits and four RBIs in a 14-3 win at Yonkers.
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Major Loop Leaders Highlight 1960s Batting and Pitching
Major Loop Leaders list top performers by at bats runs RBIs and hits with names like Kuenn Kaline Killebrew and Aaron. Highlights include 24 homers by Killebrew and Mathews 25 for Milwaukee plus notable pitching marks by MecLish Mizell and Drysdale.
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Rain Postpones Minor Loop Tilt at Aero Supply Field
Rain interrupted minor league action as the Indians faced the Pirates and the Dodgers met the Yankees in a doubleheader setup at Aero Supply Field. The Braves were slated to play the Senators on the Western Street diamond with a four-game slate planned for tomorrow.
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Raymond's And Ajax Deadlock In Teener Duel
Teener League action ended in a 3-8 tie as Raymond's and AJAX battled through seven innings before scheduled resume in two weeks. Ajax gained early runs, Raymond's fought back, then Ajax capitalized on walks and errors to tie the game amid a late weather delay.
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Cory Country Club golf opens as Bowen leads field
The 1959 Cory Country Club golf championship begins next Saturday with 16 top players in first flight led by Walter Bowen, the youngest defending champion at 16, and a 16-man second flight. Notable past winners include George Orcutt John Rudolph Jack Castor Bill Dykes John Chillock and Dr J Guy Butters. A third flight may form, while the President's Cup handicap event pits 82 players in one bracket and 22 in another.
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Pioneer jockey dies in New York at 95
Alfred Henshen Morris, 95, last surviving charter member of the Jockey Club, died yesterday. A prominent horse owner, he helped found the club in 1894, which wrote the rules still governing thoroughbred racing in the United States.
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Steelers Host Union City Tonight In See-Again Baseball
The Union City team heads to the diamond to face the Steelers in a game anchored by pitcher Rieck who previously threw a no hitter against the visitors. Expected starters include Latt and Donnie behind the plate with Custer in the field and Williams at short. Key hitters Purnell and Barr lead the lineup as Bob Bindsey eyes an outfield role.
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Fourfield assignments hinge on Parkhurst Olson
The sentence notes that the fourth field assignment depends on Craig Parkhurst or Steve Olson. The Steelers aim for their fourth win of the season against five losses. The start time for the contest is 3 0 on the Wright School diameter.
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