Dodgers Back In 1st Place
Dodgers win 11th straight 21 over the Reds to move into sole first in the NL pennant race. Johnson hits a 12th inning homer off Joey Jay after St Louis routs the Giants, dropping San Francisco a game back with five games left. The Reds fall five back. three teams still fight for the remaining spots as the season winds down.
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Corry Franklin Series See-Sawing Invenio With Beavers Skidding
Corry holds a 122-2 lead in the series dating to 1925 but Franklin’s renaissance has narrowed gaps. In 1959-60 Franklin posted two big wins while Corry’s Hanna era earlier dominated. The latest setbacks include a 28-0 Franklin win at Franklin and a 7-4-7 tie in 1961 as both teams trade momentum in Venango County football rivalry.
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Mets Escape Pirates Whitewash In Extras
New York defeats Pittsburgh 1-0 in 12 innings to avoid a home whitewash. Tommy Sisk and Roy Face matched zeroes with Dennis Ribant and Darrell Sutherland until the 12th.
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Flip Of Coin To Decide Playoff
Los Angeles NP AP reports NL president Warren C. Giles will toss a coin or draw a straw to set site and date for a potential playoff among Dodgers Giants and Reds. Bavasi hosts, Seghi and Patterson represent, Stoneham monitors by phone. If needed, playoff uses two out of three under NL rules with Dodgers one game ahead.
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Bones McKinney Resigns as Wake Forest Coach
Bones McKinney, Wake Forest basketball coach for eight years, resigns due to ill health. Assistant Jack Murdock to be acting coach with the program reevaluated after the season. Doctor Harold Tribble and Athletic Director Gene Hooks announced the changes.
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Avalon bowling laden with high scores and close totals
In Avalon last night five women topped 500 while Dutch Maid the gent came close to 600. Ed Shigle launched a 245 game and totaled 59 in the Industrial League. Ann Gluyna led the Aval on Ladies B with 209-518 and Mary Pantle starred in multiple lanes with 205 and 179 in two events. Team standings show Karen's Gift Shop ahead with 183 wins and Fox's Western Shop at 106.
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Grid Attendance Increases Again
The season's college football attendance outpaced last year's record pace with weekly top 10 games drawing 393,963 fans, up 59,808 from the prior week and lifting the two-week total to 1,128,617. The largest crowd was 81,417 for California at Michigan.
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Boxing results in Philadelphia and New York card
Percy Manning won by outpoint in Philadelphia, defeating Jose Stable. Willie Pep defeated Irish Johnny Gilmore in Hartford, while the card also listed fighters at Philadelphia and New York weights and locations.
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