Rodgers Delivers Walkoff Run for Cubs Over Pirates
Andre Rodgers lined a bases loaded single in the 10th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs past the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 5 and extend a four game winning streak. The Pirates tied 5 5 on a seventh inning Burgess double as Ellis Burton started the rally for Chicago. The Cubs sit in fifth, 234 games out of first, while clutch pitching from Elston and Burgess helped Pittsburgh with a late threat. Other NL scores noted Dodgers beat the Cardinals 8 8 Dodgers aided by Tim McCarver’s three run homer.
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Linder Wins 19th Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Claudia Linder of Western Washington State College built an early lead to secure the title at the 19th Women's Intercollegiate Golf Championship held in University Park.
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Hayes Smashes World Record in 9.1 Dash at AAU Meet
Hayes of Florida sets a world record in the 9.1 second 100 yard dash at the National AAU meet in St Louis amid a strong field of American sprinters. Jim Beatty and others contend for mile and relay honors as world records loom in 220 and 240 yard events and several meet marks fall.
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Linde Airmen edges Linde Welding in Tinicum league game
Tinicum Rec League action saw Ed Jurewicz pitch a no-hitter as Linde Airmen won 10 to 4 over Linde Welding. Bill Miller led with four hits, and Joe Bradley Merle Davis John Thompson and Bob O'Mara added two apiece. Ed Turewicz can be reached for weekend Central Pitch games. In the other game Wigmore’s six hitter propelled the Ter mites to a 10 to 3 victory over Johnny’s Bar Frank Mannspeaker hit two homers and a single.
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Palmer Seizes Open Lead Amid Nicklaus Cut As Palmer Drives
Arnold Palmer tops the dwindling field at the 63rd National Open with a 142 after 36 holes as Jack Nicklaus misses the cut for the first time since 1956. Latrobe’s Palmer leads a three way tie with Dan Kinsterwald and Jack Cupit while Nicklaus falters with a 77. Burkemo and Refram remain within reach at 143.
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Ninth Inning Homer Delays Wynn 300nd Victory in A-Race
The Indians beat the Yankees 7 4 as Dick McAuliffe and Norm Cash drive in runs. Wynn loses his bid for 300th win after 243rd career defeat, amid family quips and veteran glare.
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Standings and schedule for MNUIC and related teams
Standings show Minnesota 35 31 530 414 and Baltimore 36 33 592 3 with other clubs Las Angeles 35 35 500 8%. Teams listed include Kansas City Detroit Washington and Minnesota. Schedule pieces mention New York at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Kansas City Washington at Los Angeles and New York beste
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U S Open Second Round Scores and Standings
Update on second round scores and player standings at the U S Open. Review shows leading contenders and pecking order as spectators prepare for the final round broadcast Saturday on Channel 3 Philadelphia from 4 30 to 6 P M.
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