Boxing stars lift hopes amid fading fight interest
Joe Walcott, Randy Turpin, and Rocky Marciano scored key victories to revive boxing interest after fights banished televising. Turpin and Robinson plan a September return with a potential 250000 dollar gate, while Marciano eyes an early shot at Louis. Deer hunting powers expand in Pennsylvania with new open seasons and licenses.
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International League results mixed with late run totals
Montreal tied Ottawa while Toronto and Buffalo played long in 10 innings. Syracuse routed Rovldsler, and Baltimore faced Springfield in post position notes.
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Avila Stars As Indians Defeat Red Sox In 11th
Roberto Avila starred for the Indians as Cleveland beat Boston 6-4 in 11 innings. Avila hit four singles, drove in the tying run in the 11th, and chased Ted Williams on a long run to the plate for the decisive score. The win kept Cleveland within two games of the first-place Red Sox amid a tight AL race.
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Moose Nine Rout VFW Little Loop In Loveland Field Clash
The Moose nine crushed the VFW 15 to 7 at Loveland Field in a Little League game. Moose trailed 7-3 after four innings then exploded with five runs in the fourth and seven in the fifth to pull away. Harold McMullen led with a double and two singles in four trips.
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Corry Little League Team Prepares for Oil City Playoff
Corry managers Vern Grom and Sam Baressi drill the Little League stars at Loveland. The opening game at the West End field in Oil City starts 6:30 pm with Chuck Scott on the mound and Ed Burkhart catching. a 2,000 strong local crowd expected.
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Playground Activities and Postponed League Games
Wet grounds forced postponements of playground league games yesterday. Monday’s schedule includes Midget baseball Athletics versus Yankees, Junior softball Bears versus Terriers and Beavers versus Tigers. The Fourth Ward program offered crafts, painting, basketball throw, and checkers.
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Jamestown Nips Olean in Oilers 3 2 Win
Jamestown edged Olean 3 2 in a tight oilers game as Proon pitched well. The Lockport Locks pulled away late to beat Oil City Refiners 6 1 with a four run ninth inning rally, narrowing the gap atop the Middle Atlantic League standings. New Castle defeated Niegaré Falls 3-2 despite Hurler Francis Zelsz with 12 strikeouts and five hits allowed.
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Retired Champion Citation Ends Historic Racing Career
In Inglewood on July 20, trainer Timmy Jones announced Citation will retire after a storied career. Citation became the first $1 million winner in tart history after capturing the Hollywood Gold Cup, lifting career earnings to about $1,085,760 for Calumet Farm under widow Mrs Warren Weigh’s support.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Summary of American League results with Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, St. Louis, and Washington. standings show wins losses and percentages. Games today include New York at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cleveland. matches in National League postponed with Cincinnati at New York and St. Louis at Brooklyn on tap.
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Sailors Edge Butler Nine in Pony League Action
The Olean Oilers suffered an 8-2 loss to Jamestown as they slipped a game and a half behind the Falcons in the Pony League standings. Jamestown starter Ron Rosman limited the Oilers to five hits, while John Gates allowed eight hits and yielded two runs in relief. A twin bill is set for tonight and a single game tomorrow in Jamestown as the battle for first continues. Corning defeated Batavia 7-6 and Bradford split with Wellsville in a doubleheader. In the night’s other results, the Phils won 9-3 and Wellsville captured a 9-8 win in 10 innings.
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