McInnes Upsets St. Thomas' 7-0 in City League game
McInnes beat St. Thomas 7-0 as City League C-1 action saw Fox Keystone edge Carry-Jamestown 4-3. Archie Wetmore pitched for St. Thomas, Hank Rockowski took the loss, and Jim Loomis had no at bats for St. Thomas. Carry-Jamestown also won 4-3 behind Tony Redencki and Tom Felton on offense.
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Judge May Open Garden to Independent Boxing Promoters
Federal hearings reveal Judge Ryan hinting Garden could host independent promoters looser contracts and outdoor sites like Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds may be used. The government seeks to dissolve the boxing empire of the TBC and Madison Square Garden partners. Last night’s Spokane bout featured Jimmy Carter vs Buddy McDonald with Carter winning.
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Moose Dominate Elks In Teener League Thriller
Moose defeat Elks 9 1 in Teener League with strong pitching by Mike Mullone and a two double night from Donny Mekldowney. Elks’ Danny Wes Foal allowed five runs by the fifth before Chuck Cox finished. Tonight Moose meet Elks again as WEW Mike slay off postponed opener. Aero also victorious 9-5 over Columbus Merchants in Teener clash paced by Terry Houser and Joe Marty.
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Redlegs Rally For 6-2 Win Over Cards To Go 2 Up
Don Gross earned his fourth win over the Cards in eight starts as the Redlegs beat St Louis 6-2. Wally Post drove in three runs with a homer and a triple while Don Hoak added a two run single. Fred Hutchinson shuffled the lineup to move Ken Boyer to center. Cardinals fall to sixth after 19th win in 22 games.
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Eddie Kafka
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in NL Race
Don Gross of the Red Legs earned his eighth straight win since September 1985 with a six hitter and ninth inning relief. Wally Post drove in three runs with three hits including his fifth homer as Cincinnati seized a two game edge in the National League by defeating the Cardinals for their 11th win in 22 meetings.
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Pirates Aim to End Three Game Losing Streak
In Philadelphia the Pirates seek to halt a three game slide after rainouts and cold weather. The Phillies face Pittsburgh with plans to start right handed pitchers in the series opener, while manager Bobby Bragan notes the rotation will emphasize righthanders. A recent win over the Braves in Milwaukee is cited as a positive for the club.
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Vern Li
Ronnie Klite
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Little League VEW Faces Moose In Monday Action
TEENER LEAGUE Ajax Plays Columbus Elks Meet VEW In Teener Clash Ajax and National Bant are listed in city softball matchups Roberts faces St Thomas Blchynski battles Thompson in a busy slate tonight
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State finals open with 890 athletes in golf tennis and track
Pennsylvania high school athletes from many districts converge in Park to begin state finals in golf and tennis with 89 entries, 36 holes to decide team and individual winners. Track events follow as Sikorsky and Hearn headline the meet with scholastic marks under scrutiny and many district qualifiers advancing.
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Bob Pouples
Oklahoma City
George Hearn
Jor Batiste
Tucson
Ariz
Lee Miller
Burbank
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Bill Curtis
Wau
Flam Advances In French International Tennis
Beverly Hills player Herb Flam defeated Gordon Forbes 6-1 6-4 6-3 to reach the fourth round at the French International tournament. Defending champion Lew Hoad was upset by Neil Gibson in a five-set thriller 2-6 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-4.
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South Africa
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Lew Hoad
Rain delays practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Persistent rain drenched the Indianapolis Motor Speedway delaying last Sunday’s time trials. Track conditions left the field largely unsettled with calls to extend sessions if weather clears. Nine cars qualified despite showers, led by Pat O’Connor at 143.49 mph. twenty-two cars remain lined up for resumed runs.
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Akins Favored In Bout With Beecham
Virgil Akins the St. Louis veteran is a 7-5 favorite to beat Jimmy Beecham of Miami in the 3rd round welterweight bout at Capitol Arena tonight. Beecham relies on his recent performances and the aura around Hector Constance, but Akins’ experience and punching power give him the edge. Beecham, 22, seeks recognition after a late start and a push from promoter Goldie Ahearn and the International Boxing Club.
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