Chance Surrenders In Tight One Run Loss For Angels
Washington Senators topped the Angels 8 1 in a close one as Chance gave up his first loss of the season. Kenworthy drove in the go ahead run in the fourth and Kennedy delivered a fourth inning single to spark the effort. Rons Klein earned the win after relieving with two in the ninth.
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White Sox Run Past Orioles to End Skid in 9-1 Victory
Chicago exploded for seven runs in the first inning to beat Baltimore 9-1 Monday night, stopping a six game losing streak and tightening its grip atop the AL standings. The win trimmed Baltimore’s lead over the Yankees, who trail by three points, as Chicago moved to within eight percentage points of the Orioles.
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Luckless Sanford Goes Tonite
In a tense game recap the Reds near comeback as Hart sacrifices not chosen, Hart and Garrida highlighted in late innings with Del Crandell used as pinch hitter. Substitutions limited shortstop options, leaving Hart to field and Sanford’s missteps noted by Bart as a mid range hit attempt.
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Unbeaten Missiles Top Pring's in San Leandro Softball
San Leandro context shows Missiles remain unbeaten as Dan Rogers and Ken Lang hold Pring's Colfue Shops to a four straight defeat at Thrasher Park. West Coast Transmission wins 7-2 over Pacific Coast Institution with Harry Batten driving offense including two homers and a single.
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Rain Delays Exhibition as Mets and Yankees Chat Old Times
In a soggy New York exhibition, rain halted play between the Mets and Yankees. Managers Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra stood in the Mets dugout joking about past Yankees glory and Blanchard, with chatter about Allen Lopes and lingering warmups amid the weather.
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Morton Salt Edges Hayward In Softball Thriller
SCAC and Morton Salt split a tight softball game with Morton driving in a late run. Fred Martinez and Ken Hodall led the winners with two hits each, while Darrel Eskridge and Ed Souga contributed in the offense. John Sie ter faced strong Southern Baptist pitching as the defense kept Morton in the game.
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San Lorenzo Jr softball strong at Bret Harte field
Matsen homered and Romer had three hits as San Lorenzo II edged Yeasts Valley 15 13 in a high scoring junior game at Bret Harte. McPadden and Andrade each had two hits for the winners while Rob Nelson added two timely hits. San Lorenzo 1 15 5 led by timely singles from Larry Smith and Mike Pry.
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Carden Hus One-Hitter Seals Narrow Win
Wally Carden pitched a one hitter for Hazleton as Jady Lae drove in the winning run. The Diamond Atty lot Leagtas game featured strong work from Bruges Hansen and Vi last night, with Morigsage and Ronity among noted contributors.
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Praight Freight Tie Sparks Fremont Listing
In Premont Freight detail, Dan Evans hosts a tense tie as local names including Babe Rath and Leeanite Wile loom. The unsettled counts ripple through Fremont and nearby towns Galena and Sate as authorities monitor quiet clashes at the rail yard.
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Unclear OCR Fragment From Los Angeles Prep Scene
An unreadable OCR fragment references individuals and places in a Los Angeles prep context. The readable bits indicate a discussion of a first prep item and a list of names including Helis Saher Gayton and Mona, but the text is too garbled to state a coherent event, outcome, or identifiable entities.
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Newark Night Rally Spurs Comeback Rally win in league game
Newark Square trailed before a late rally as Potts, De La Rosa, and Logan Really led a comeback with key hits including a homer by Bob Torrusa and timely drives. Diehner homered earlier and DalaRosa added a double in the sixth as the Newark lineup steadied to edge the opponents.
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Giants replicate power in Little League triad clash
The Park Giants, led by Larry Stavosky Mark Faulk and crew, produced multiple homeres and duplicating hitters to power a 1 2 victory over Loupy Bakery Mets. The Giants dominate with strong offense as other teams, including Wells Fargo Bank Dodgers, struggle by night.
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Jansen's Son Signs with Giants in California League
A fragmented early report notes Jansen's son, a pitching talent, signing with the San Francisco Giants organization in the California League. The brief mentions Salinas and Bakersfield as locale anchors, with references to Dale Mondayesatty and Larry J. Razarsfield in unclear context.
Spor ts News Roundup Mixed NCAA Golf and NFL Moves
Spor ts items recount CAA Golf Tournament standings in Colorado Springs with leaders near par. Oklahoma’s defending champ tied by injuries. Bobby Mitchell of Washington Redskins signs two year no cut contract as he nears fune ral duties. Cardinals sign Sara Campisi to a $20 000 bonus contract after strong ERA. Orioles shuffle roster recalling Herm Starretto after dealing Joe Gaines. Spokane’s Will Rogers High star Gerry Lindgren fails to qualify for 10,000 meters at Olympic trials. California officials elect Rev Wilfred Crave president of San Francisco California federation. AAWU gets NCAA TV approval for one-year regional pay TV football games in 1960.
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Slakey Brothers Rally Delivers 10-3 Senior Division Win
Slakey Brothers erased Day Night with an eight run fourth inning to win 10-3 in the San Lorenzo American Senior Division. Lorenzo led the offense with bunt singles and key hits while Bill Yeoman and Dave Tart added for Day Night. Roberts and Baker contributed for Slakey with solid contact as the late surge sealed the result.
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Moeller Brothers Stays Unbeaten
Moeller Brothers remained undefeated after a 14-1 win over Turner's in San Lorenzo's National Senior Division as Ricky Rulf and Wosa provided three hits and Steve Drew, John Talbott added two safeties. In Mt Eden action, Compton Sporting Grounds edged Ramirez Brothers Redlegs 2-1, despite Ramirez collecting 10 hits and only scoring once.
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B H Gladiators Beat Gaels With Big Sixth Inning
B H Gladiators erupted for five runs in the sixth to defeat the Gaels 86 in a Tennyson Senior Division game. Hoppes Hohl Furtado and Swill drove runs for the losers as Welch Suvari collected hits for the winners.
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Valley Industrial Laundry routs Bevilacqua in senior division
George rapped three hits to lead Valley Industrial Laundry past Bevilacqua Homes in a Union City Senior Division tri mph. The game featured strong batting by Valley as Bevilacqua struggled at the plate.
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Castro Valley beat Pick-Ups 28-0 in HARC softball
Gennie Ravazea pitched a one hitter as Castro Valley teammates pounded 24 hits to win 28-0 in a Hayward Area Recreation District women’s softball triad at Castro Valley Community Center. Betty Widman and Helen Souza had four hits each, while Helen Kellogg added three singles. Joan Klose hit a triple for the Beatles.
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Ramframck teen signs $80,000 SL Cardinals deal
A Ramframck Michigan youth named Art Pinky Devas, age 17, signed an alleged $80,000 baseball tennis contract with the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday.
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Yesterday's Big League Heroes By Associated Press
Wall Band of Houston drove in four runs with two singles as the Colts beat St Louis 9 3. Sixty six pitching by Elifie Fisher Chicago led the White Sox to a 1 loss at Baltimore ending a six game skid. Springbelt defeated Elmira 5 1 while York at Charleston and Williamsport at Reading rain delayed. Birmingham beat Chattanoss 4 7 with Knoxville 3 6 and Macon 9 3 to Charlattas.
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