Atlantic City to host Harris Griffith middleweight bout
Fight headquarters for the August 6 middleweight contest between Gypsy Joe Harris of Philadelphia and former champion Emile Griffith of New York will be established next week in Atlantic City. The venue and exact site were not finalized.
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Stateline Wattsburg Racers Set for Action in Near Run to Title
Slap midseason championship near halfway point with Bobby Schnars leading Stateline standings by 500 points. Squirt Johns Jim Scott and Tom Dill tipped as main threats at Stateline Track while Wattsburg schedules powder puff and early model races as weather delays ease. Also notes boxing prospects and other regional sports and events across Pennsylvania.
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Gibson Extends Streak With Phillies Shutout
Bob Gibson limited the Philadelphia Phillies to five hits Thursday night, earning his 11th straight win and eighth shutout of the season as Detroit’s Jim Northrup and Billy Torre saw patience pay off but could not dent the St. Louis ace.
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Little League All-Stars Defeat Harborcreek 5-2 in Playoff Push
Corry Little League edged Harborcreek 5-2 at Harborcreek as Don Bennett pitched a two-hit complete game and the locals leveraged walks and errors to advance to the District 1 championship playoff. Jeff Brown opened with a walk, Bennett and Frisina forced in runs, and Armstong provided key offense as Corry took a 4-0 lead before Harborcreek answered.
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Grape Belt Stars Defeat Chautauqua County In Three Hour War
The Grape Belt All-Stars beat the Chautauqua County All-Stars 14 to 9 at College Stadium Jamestown in a lengthy 3 hour 45 minute game. Grape Belt used 29 players to County’s 18, striking early then pulling away with a six run fourth inning. A late sixth inning rally by Chautauqua produced five runs, but a collision at the plate left Muck with injuries.
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Fichtner Joins Saints as Browns Release Kramer
Fichtner, 29, signed with the New Orleans Saints after being cut by Cleveland over a racial incident. Lions released tight end Kramer despite his eight-season record with Green Bay and Detroit. McDowell weighed 375 pounds prompting a Dolphins cut, while Wooten remains undecided. Lions plan to carry two tight ends, including veteran Gibbons and rookie Sanders.
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Indians edge Yanks as Doug Brown throws no-hitter
The Indians beat the Yanks 43 in Teener League action as Doug Brown pitched a no-hitter. Ron Bailey took the loss for the Yanks, who had four errors, while the Indians committed three. Upcoming: Indians vs Braves doubleheader Monday at 5:30, Indians vs Pirates Tuesday at 5:30, and a playoff at 6 p.m Thursday at Love Land Field.
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