Phils Narrow NL Gap As Reds Bow To Bums
Philadelphia pitcher Sanf ord delivered a dominant two-hitter against Chicago, lifting the Phillies to a 1-0 win and narrowing the National League gap as the Reds fell to Brooklyn. Milwaukee closed within two games of first with a 5-0 victory over Pittsburgh, while St Louis beat the Giants in 11 innings. In the AL, Chicago White Sox stayed five games back after a tight 3-2, 11-inning loss to Baltimore. New York slipped to third after a 6-3 defeat at W E St.
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Baseball scores and schedules from the American and National Leagues
In the American League standings Detroit beat New York 6 to 3 and Baltimore defeated Chicago 3 to 2. Chicago and Kansas City posted 3 for Boston while Washington won 11 to 7. today Baltimore visits Chicago and New York meets Detroit with Washington at Cleveland. In the National League Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 and St Louis topped New York 5 to 3 with Philadelphia 1 loss to Chicago. Sorrowful note: tennis official David Croll dies in Rotterdam at 72. Pee Wee Reese of Brooklyn is sidelined with a chipped rib. Tomorrow's and Monday's schedules list multiple league games.
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Doctors say Score will be out until August for Cleveland Vinelians
Cleveland star Meng Herb Beore remains recovering after a July collision in a game against Gil McDoviald’s Wine drive. Doctors estimate four to five weeks before he can resume training, with the team at Hagerstown Maryland currently convalescing.
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Wiffs Smith Holds Lead After Two Rounds in LPGA
Pittsburgh based Wiffs Smith shot a 71 to finish 36 holes at 139, protecting her lead in the LPGA championship. In Manchester England Australian Lewond and Indian Narayanan Krishnan reached the Northern Java Championships final. New York Platter won the Oyster Bay Handicap at Belmont Park for her third straight victory, with a $5.10 payoff.
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Corry Golfers Enter National Tourney Today
Corry Country Club hosts National Golf Day with local golfers teeing off against marks set by 1958 Open champions Cary Middlecoff and Kathy Cornelius. Medal awards go to those beating the champions. A nine to 36 hole putting tournament follows match play, with possible continuation tomorrow.
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Rubber City Open leaders hinge on late play
sKRON Ohio Tommy Bolt and Don Fusterwald led at 135 after the second round of the $22,000 Rubber City Open. CHANTILLY France Col Ken Smith Orlando Fis won two matches and reached the final round of the French Amateur. HLYE NY Franklin Clement Lake Forest Til clinched the U S Seniors title for the second straight year. DETROIT Archie Moore suspended by the NBA, vows suit for one million dollars. BISHOP S WIFE SCORES ACE Pittsburgh Mrs Austin Pardue, bishop wife, drilled a hole in one at Fox Chapel Golf Club on the 160 yard third hole with a No 4 club.
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Corry Jamestown Little League Leaders Ahead of Schedule
Brown and Bromley head the pitching and batting leaders for Corry Jamestown as the season nears its one third mark. Brown owns a 2-0 mound record for D-1 while Bromley hits .698. Ed McMahon, Mike Knowlton, and Norm Jensen lead the next inning’s pitching. Danny McEldowney is second in hitting with .529, with Griswold and Johnson at .500. VFW and Corry Jamestown tie for first at 4-2. Els and Moose both at 2-4. Detailed top pitchers and batters list follows.
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Wifi Leading By Four Strokes In PGA Tourney
The article notes a four stroke lead in the LPGA event at Churchill Valley as players like Patty Blix and Louise Suggs contend for top money. Miss Smith leads with a 36 hole total of 189 while Suggs trails by one stroke at 143 after two rounds, with other contenders Berg Bauer Ziske also within reach. Kathy Cornelius aims to defend the U S Women Open title as the third round begins.
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Minor League State Opens Monday Baseball Campaign
The city’s Minor League opens its season Monday evening with the Yankees coached by John Holighiling facing the Braves under Tony SproVer in the opener. Kennedy Pirates and Ray Blynt’s Semalers play Tuesday, Eddie Zewatske’s Dodgers versus Art Baker’s Indians on Wednesday, all games at 6:40 p.m. at Cory Area High School.
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Aero Leading Teener League Dominates Early Standings
In week three of the Teener League, Aero Supply leads with an undefeated 4-0 record. Ajax sits at 3-1, while National Bank Raymonds and the Columbus Merchants each have nine losses. Last year’s champions, the Merchants, occupy the cellar. Monday features Ajax vs Raymonds, and Tuesday Aero Supply aims for another win against Columbus.
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Fullmer Scores Unanimous Nod Over Tiger Jones
Gene Fullmer won a unanimous decision over Ralph Jones at Chicago Stadium earning 3 A judges 49-46 49-44 48-46 votes with Ref Joey White scoring 49 46 and 2 679 in attendance. Fullmer planned to pursue a Robinson rematch while a planned September Robinson Basilio bout affected options.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Grabs Tight Wins
Jack Sanford and a rookie righty combined to 13 strikeouts and allow three hits as the team shutout the Cubs 1-0 for Sanford seventh win and second shutout. Hal Smith of the Athletics went 4-for-4 with a home run and two doubles as they edged the Red Sox. National Amateur champion Haryle Ward received one year probation from the USGA for violating amateur status rules in golf.
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