Windmill Jeanie Cox Dominates Mixed Doubles Bowling
Jeanie Cox aka Jeanie Brown leads Petersen Point league with rapid starts and high scores 207 213 217 244 in HZL series. Her unconventional semi finger-tip grip, upgraded by plugging and drilling an old ball, fuels a winning streak. Her three four game sets include 747 and 871 as she climbs toward league leaders.
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Johonnett Joins No-Hitter Run With Single Off JC
After three straight no hitters Bob Johonnett finally yielded a hit as John Micka singled in the first inning. Upland AC defeated Chester dayceps 7-1 in the Delca Invitation League with eight strikeouts and one walk for Johonnett. Jack Karkosky homered. Butch McClintock added three hits for the winners while Ron Nash allowed nine hits in the loss. In other games Greenhalgh beat Leedom's 12-2 as several teams posted wins and Michael Rossi homered in the 10th for RTAA.
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Mayo Caps 4th in Row Over Stars
Mayo Plumbing held off the Chester Stars 5 to 3 as two seventh inning runs broke a tie. Nate Warren earned the win with 10 hits allowed, and Tom Simcox along with Miner Brabson keyed the decisive rally. Ben Dabkowski collected three hits for Mayo while Jack Phillips and Bob Mannuzai added two apiece and four RBIs from Phillips.
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Makeup Game Between Chester and Ridley Township AA
The scheduled basketball game between Chester and Ridley Township AA and Lampkin will be played at West ad Me. Monat Park No. 2 this evening.
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Wonderful Warren Wins No. 336
Milwaukee Braves veteran Warren Spahn pitched a three hit shutout to earn win number 336. He moved within 14 wins of tying the all time record, while his battery mate Del Crandall praised Spahn's control and competitive drive. Spahn joked about needing the money but said the job and the kids keeping him honest mattered most.
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Radatz Delivers Silent Save in Red Sox Triumph
Radatz pitched two spotless relief innings to earn his sixth save of the season as the Red Sox defeated Baltimore. He has not allowed a run in 15 appearances since May 12, fanning two in a 1-2-3 ninth. Stuart homered for Boston, while Johnson and Gentile added outsized moments in a game marked by pitching depth and late offense.
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Tinicum Termites win 7-3 over Firemen in league clash
Irvin Vann delivered a seventh inning single breaking a 3-3 tie to spark the Tinicum Termites to a 7-3 victory over the Firemen in the Tinicum Two recreation league. Wiggie Wigmore earned his fifth straight win by limiting the Firemen to seven hits.
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Palmer's 70 Earns Tie at 137
In MARRISON New York AP Jack Nicklaus battled neck spasms during the Thunderbird golf classic and faced a possible withdrawal from the Open next week if pain worsened. Arnold Palmer held the solo lead at 137 after a steady even par 70 while Nicklaus finished 141. Palmer, Nichols, Rule, and Wail trailed by one or two strokes as players head toward the final rounds. Hogan posted 142 as he returns to form, with Nicklaus hoping to defend his Open crown.
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Giants, Cardinals Tie For Lead In National League
The Giants edged the Colts 2-1 at Candlestick Park to pull even with St. Louis for the NL lead. Hal Brown pitched seven strong innings for Houston but allowed Yom Nader's homer in the second, as San Francisco broke through for the win.
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Leaders Defeat Champions In Wide MLB Night Breakthrough
Brown endured a one hitter in relief as the Giants opened an eighth inning rally but lost. Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3 0 behind Spahn’s three hitter. Cubs routed Dodgers 4 1 dropping LA from first to third. Cardinals topped Pittsburgh 2-0 as Mets slugged Cincinnati 10-3 with Duke Snider reaching 400 career homers. Curt Flood sparked the Cards and Donn Clendenon homered for the Pirates. Sendered notes of Wade, Aaron, and Sadecki highlighted late drama.
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Cubs Roar Past Mets In Sun Teener League Affair
The Cubs crushed the Mets 14 to 2 in the Sun oil Teener League. The Cubs scored in every inning except the third, erupting for five runs in the second and six in the fourth before the game ended in the sixth on darkness. Key Cubs hitters posted big totals while Mets struggled to plate runs.
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Fight Results From New Castle Bout Ends in Victory
Dick Wip perman of Buffalo New York defeats Lloyd Washington of Buffalo in a local New Castle bout with a decisive performance. Wrestler’s win adds a notable result to the night’s boxing card in Pennsylvania.
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Marin Targets Triple in Steeplechase Title Bid
Julio Marin seeks a three event NCAA title run at Albuquerque last week as Mayfield and Boston College athletes vie in the steeplechase. Marin, described with inconsistent phrasing, presses toward a triple crown in track, facing rivals from Central Ohio State and Harvard while teams like Oregon, California, and Southern California contend for the team championship in windy, late Friday-night finals.
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Mets defeat Reds in a high-scoring game 10 to 3
The Mets overpower the Reds with a 10 to 3 victory. key players include Hunt and Harkness driving offense, while pitchers Rilley and Purkey contribute innings and late relief. Mistimed defensives and scattered hits marked the contest as Cincinnati stranded runners at key moments.
Giants 2, Colts 1 baseball game recap
In a rough box score summary, Houston edged San Francisco 2 to 1. Key players included Kuenn Hiller and Cepeda for the Giants with Haller Davis and Haver hitting home runs. Pitchers Brown, Wooreshiex, and Sanford contributed, while Pierce and Landes pitched for the other side.
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Jones Wins Controversial Heavyweight Decision in Teaneck
In Teaneck New Jersey Pudgy Doug Jones defeated Billy Daniels by 5-1 in a disputed heavyweight bout before 4060 fans. The crowd booed the decision as Daniels appeared the stronger fighter to the Associated Press which had him winning 5-4-1.
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