Chisox End Yankees’ Lead Bid With 2-1 Win
Juan Pizarro pitched five hits as the White Sox beat the Yankees 2-1 to pull within nine percentage points of first place. Floyd Robinson’s seventh inning tie breaking double provided the decisive run. Orioles, Angels, Royals also win or lose in a crowded AL slate.
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Chemstrand Leads City Softball League Standings
Prestolite swept Worthington 5 2 in the opener as Jim Johnson struck out 16 in seven innings. Chemstrand edged 3M 9 5 with Hen Miller taking the loss in a pitching duel. Moore starred for Chemstrand in game two with five hits allowed and two two base hits from Love Terry Moore Garner lead Chemstrand hitters. Top averages include Gardner 0.423 for Worthington Miller 0.421, Murphy 0.406. team leaders Puckett 0.400 and Chemstrand 0.252 overall.
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Koufax Slower But Still Tough
In Cincinnati, Sandy Koufax admits he does not throw as hard as before yet the Reds believe he still carries plenty of punch. He says he battled early, then found rhythm to limit Cincinnati to six hits and help Los Angeles win 4 1. The ace notes improved control despite reduced velocity and foresees no chance to match Bob Feller’s strikeout record.
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Maye Proves Invaluable To Braves
By Dave Ohara Milwaukee Braves outfielder Maye drives in a key run with a homer a double and a walk fueling a 10 game Houston Colts losing streak. Maye, who has battled for a regular spot since 1960s, reports regaining strength after pneumonia and weight loss with coach Dixie Walker aiding his effort.
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Promuto Signs Fourth Season With Redskins
Vince Promuto, 250 pound guard and offensive captain, signed today for a fourth season with the Washington Redskins of the NFL. Promuto, 25, has been a regular offensive guard for the Redskins since graduating from Holy Cross University in 1960.
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Gonzales Accuses Sponsors of 5000 Dollar Favoritism in U S Pro
ILTPA head Tony Trabert claims Richard Gonzales receives 5000 dollars more from sponsors than other players in the U S Pro championships. Gonzales acknowledges extra expenses but says it funds training and travel. Draw changes and seedings fuel dispute as Gonzales aims to advance at Forest Hills.
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Boros and Palmer Tackle Cleveland Open Record Challenge
U S Open winner Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer, fresh from illness, can topple the PGA single-year money record by winning the $100,000 Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club. Palmer leads this year with $63,545, Boros $59,680, and Jack Nicklaus $58,690. Sam Snead posted a 32 on the front nine as practice rounds continued.
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Baseball standings and results across leagues
The leagues list standings and recent results with scores and teams from the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Boston with several late games and upcoming matchups across cities such as New York Chicago and Baltimore with multiple twi night games.
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McLendon Carries Stroke Lead Into Final Dixie Round
SELMA Alabama AP Defending champ B R Mac McLendon Montgomery leads the second annual Dixie Junior Golf with a 1 under par 70. Richard Anthony of Andalusia is two back at 71 as 17 18 division caps 36 holes today while other age groups crown 18 hole finals.
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Giants Cinch Tie For NL Title In Extra Innings
The Little League Major Giants beat the Cardinals 4-3 in eight innings at Wingfoot to secure at least a tie for the National League lead. Winning pitcher was Mike Turner, with John Powell taking the loss for St Louis. Giants outplayed Cardinals 9 to 2 in hits. Powell hit a solo homer for the Cards, while Mike Smith belted a game tying homer for the Giants. Yankees over Indians 3-0. Sparkman allows one hit, Indians already clinch AL flag with 13-5 record.
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Terry Fires No Hitter In Pony League Big Game
James Terry of the Redlegs pitched a no hitter as they beat the Indians 6-1 to tie the Yankees for the league lead. The crucial Thursday showdown at West Town Field features Redlegs starter Larry Johnson against the Yankees' Steve Hammond.
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Bisher to be questioned in fix case today
Atlanta Journal editor Furman Bisher faces oral deposition in the Saturday Evening Post fix case. Alabama coach Paul Bryant and Wally Butts are suing for libel over claims of conspiring to fix the 35 0 Georgia win, with depositions also set for Atlantan John Carmichael.
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Softball League Tonight Delano Park Games Rained Out
Two rained out games in the Girls Softball League will be played tonight at Austinville Field. The first starts at 7 p.m. Thursday night at Delano Park. Dick Coffey Ford will face the Bobcats at 7 p.m. followed by Industrial Uniforms versus Morris Brothers Construction at 9 p.m.
Decatur Tomboys Ready for Cullman at Delano Park
The Decatur Tomboys softball team faces Cullman tonight at Delano Park at 7 o'clock. Decatur has won seven of eight games this season. Athens Travelers meet Moulton tonight at 8 at the Fair Grounds with state tournament looming in Huntsville next week. Athens seeks revenge after Sunday’s 11-1 loss to Moulton.
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Errant Throws- Cards Reclaim First Place By Jim Hackleman
On Errant Throws the Cardinals reclaim first place by beating the Giants 6 5 as Tim McCarver and Orlando Cepeda rallied in the ninth. Dodgers Koufax wins 4 1 over the Reds while Demeter sinks Pirates in 10th with a homer. Colts suffer 10th straight road loss as Cloninger blanks them.
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McKay Says West Lacks QB Depth for All American Game
West Coach John McKay of Southern California says his squad lacks depth at quarterback for Saturday's All American Bowl Game. He notes they have one eligible passer while the East has three options including Daryl Lamonica and Vanderkelen with Griffing as a run pass threat.
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Vast U.S. Forest Growth Reaches 11 Billion Cubic Feet Annual
Fresh data shows about 11 billion cubic feet of new wood grows in the United States each year. Scientists note growth stems from sustained timber health and expanding forest areas, underscoring forests as a major carbon sink and resource.
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