Moose And Aero Are Victorious In Youth Baseball Night
Moose club beat the Els 11 to 2 in Little League as Bob Casler pitched four hits and Jim Reagle hit two doubles and a homer. Aero Supply topped National Bank 6 to 4 in Teener League with Dick Steen driving in two runs in the fifth inning. Bankers scored three in the first and one in the sixth. Aero answered with runs across several innings. Tonight Bankers meet Ajax while Elks face VFW in Little League action.
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Carter Rated Heavy Favorite In Title Bout
The 15 round world lightweight championship clash at Boston Garden features Jimmy Carter defending against Bud Smith. Carter is a 4-1 favorite, known for his versatility and power, while Smith is expected to seek an early knockout. The bout airs on ABC with regional blackout and starts at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Baseball Night Schedules and Results Across Leagues
Tonight Detroit visits Chicago and Kansas City plays Cleveland while Baltimore meets New York and Boston faces Washington in a packed schedule. Yesterday Cleveland beat Kansas City 7 to 4, Detroit beat Chicago 5 to 4 in 10 innings. New York defeated Brooklyn 6 5. Philadelphia 3 5 Pittsburgh 0 7. Chicago 7 Milwaukee 3. Cincinnati 9 St. Louis 1. Duke Snider homered for Brooklyn. Larry Doby hit a homer for Cleveland. Ernie Banks and Jim King homered for the Cubs. Harry Agganis funeral postpones Boston Washington game by one hour tomorrow. memorial at Griffith Stadium. PONY and International League results noted. Cincinnati moved into fourth with 9 1 victory over St. Louis.
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Red Sox sweep twinbill as Sullivan shines on mound
Frank Sullivan thrives in a pair of wins on a twi night, blanking Washington 4-0 with a three hit game and guiding Boston to an 8-2 win over the Senators. Jackie Jensen and Faye Throneberry homered as Sullivan and the Red Sox push within a half game of Detroit.
Television Schedule Listing for WBEN Buffalo Tonight
WBEN TV Buffalo presents a full lineup from 6 pm to 11:30 pm with Sagebrush Trail, Healy's Sport Clinic, News and Weather, Sports Spotlight, Super Man, Julius LaRosa Show, Arthur Godfrey, The Millionaire, Ive Got a Secret, Late News and more. The following day includes Morning Show, Garry Moore, You and Your Family, Guiding Light, Matinee Playhouse, The Big Payoff, The Brighter Day, Secret Storm, and Johnny Carson Show among others. Buick Pontiac sales service ad appears at the end.
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Smith Eyes Title Shot After Tough Cincinnati Loss
Smith, 26, vows a hard run to land a championship bid at Carter after a 10 round defeat to the reigning weight king in Cincinnati. Carter, known for durability, can swing late with a knockout, as Smith boasts 70 wins 18 losses and 6 draws with 18 knockouts and has fought 11 title bouts and gone as far as 12 rounds three times. The champ attributes a rib cracking body attack to late-round pressure while Smith trains in peak form and says it’s his big chance to prove himself.
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Red Sox Pitcher Sullivan Shuts Out Washington in Doubleheader
Frank Sullivan earned his second straight shutout and his 10th win as Boston opened the doubleheader with a 4-0 victory over Washington. In the nightcap, Boston defeated Washington 8-2. Johnny Temple led the hitting with a five-run effort, as Boston's offense supported Sullivan's strong mound performance.
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Pastrano Defeats Maxim To Top Light Heavies
New Orleans youth Willie Pastrano, 19, scored a unanimous decision over former champion Jory Maxim before 6,500 fans to press his claim among light heavyweight contenders. Pastrano weighed 176 and outboxed Maxim, with judges and officials tallying Pastrano ahead in a verdict that drew interest from Ring Magazine editor Nat Fletcher.
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Changes Recorded in All Star Game Voting
Three major changes were recorded today in the All Star Baseball poll determining the Starting lineups for the game in Milwaukee. Duke Snider led center fielders in the National League while Stan Musial overtook Ted Kluszewski for the same position. In the American League Jim Finigan moved ahead of George Kell for third base as voting concluded Friday night.
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