Garden City Bis Drop 13-Inning Tilt With Dodge City
Garden City Jaycees pushed lead to 2 in the ninth before dropping a 4-3 decision in 13 innings to Dodge City Mavericks. Lefty Roberts struck out 12, allowed two hits through eight, but Randy Wortham’s homer and a late error sparked the visitors in the 19th. Jaycees outhit 13 to 8 and nearly forced extra frames after Bergkamp opened the 19th with a single. Oklahoma wrestlers claimed the Big Eight title eight straight years before last spring’s ISU upset.
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Harris Fights To 4th Victory
Roy Harris scored his fourth straight victory with a unanimous 10 round decision over Charley Powell in Houston. Powell injured his right hand in round two. crowd near 6000 paid 29553 dollars. Powell apologized for not looking better.
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Bolt Aims to Defend Open Title at Winged Foot
Tommy Bolt arrives at Winged Foot amid Hogan and Snead shadows as the U S Open opens. Hogan seeks a fifth title while Snead eyes his first major. Bolt, practicing 68, promises a fight despite odds: Snead top choice with Palmer at 6-1 and Bolt around 10-1 among favorites.
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Knights Split With Kiwanians League Doubleheader
The Knights of Columbus and the Kiwanis club split a Knothole League doubleheader at Union Park. Knights majors won 12-2 behind Krug, who allowed three hits and two runs in the first inning. Kiwanis minors won 4-2 as Manuel Garcia notched a two hit game in the KC majors, with Allen taking the loss. Tim Cervantes led the Knights with three consecutive doubles.
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Orioles Break Tie For First With 7-3 Win Over Indians
The Orioles moved into first place in the American League after a 7-3 victory over Cleveland as Washington beat Chicago 7-4. Gene Woodling and Chico Carrasquel hit two homers each, Ernie Johnson earned the win, and Baltimore opened an early season edge in a tight pennant race.
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New York Nips Kaycee in 13 inning thriller
In a pair of late rallies the New York Yankees defeated Kansas City 9 8 in 13 innings at New York. Hector Lopez sparked the Yankees with a triple and a run scoring single, Yogi Berra scored the winning run, while Mickey Mantle and Norm Siebern homered. Joe DeMaestri collected three hits for the A’s in a 12 hit Jets effort, but New York’s 17 hits and late heroics sealed the win.
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Red Schoendienst Still Waits On Doctor's OK
Red Schoendienst remains sidelined as doctors assess his recovery from tuberculosis. Reports say Dr. William Werner has not cleared him for workouts, though Red’s condition improves. Mary Schoendienst notes a cautious path to July practice.
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Wednesday games recap and Thursday schedule note
Washington beat Chicago 7 to 4 and Baltimore defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 in scattered results. New York routed Kansas City 9 to 3 while Boston beat Detroit 5 to 2. Thursday features Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore with standings to follow.
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Patterson Faces Swede In Fight Talk At Camp
Floyd Patterson dismisses claims Ingemar Johansson relies on right hand alone. Patterson notes Johansson is undefeated and dangerous with both hands, eyeing preparation for a June 2 bout in Milwaukee with new official signings and a busy sports schedule.
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Major League Prospects Favor New Baseball League
The New York Times reports strong support for a proposed third major baseball league with cities including New York Toronto Houston Denver Fort Worth and possibly Mississippi. Wording indicates near certainty of inclusion and favorable consideration for applications to establish the league.
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Sugar Hart to Meet Logart in Welter Bout at Chicago Stadium
Sugar Hart, 28, entering as the No. 1 contender for Don Jordan's title, faces veteran Isaac Logart of Cuba in a Chicago Stadium welterweight bout. Hart carries a 27 3 2 record with 21 knockouts, while Logart, 26, makes his pro debut.
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