Latins Nose Telegram, 3-2. Druggists Win
The Latins edged the Garden City Telegram 8-2 in City Softball Association action. Albert Mesa started the scoring with a first inning single, Seco Garcia drove in the decisive run in the third, and Bennie Guerrero added a key double. Andy Guerrero earned the win over Baier.
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City Softball Association
Garden City Telegram
McClung-Payne
Albert Mesa
Pete Jimenez
Telegram
Bob Brumgardvs
Ed Poe
al Stecklein
Mesa
Seco Garcia
Garcia
Bennie Guerrero
Andy Guerrero
Baier
McClung
Payne
Cockriel
Komlofski
Ortiz Claims Boxing Crown
Carlos Ortiz defeated Kenny Lane for the junior welterweight title in a second round technical knockout at Madison Square Garden after Lane suffered a cut above his eye. The stoppage was ruled by referee Harry Kessler with doctor approval and could trigger a rematch on August 21 or 28. Lane criticized the decision, while Ortiz claimed it was a collision of heads. Lane expected an eighth or ninth round KO if allowed.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
Lane
Madison. Square Garden
Harry Kleiman
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Kessler
National Boxing Assn
Muskegon, Mich
Joe Brown
Baseball divisional games and schedule notes across leagues
Major league and schedule notes show Friday results for Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington Kansas City at Boston Detait at New York Detroit 3 New York 1 Kansas City 3 Boston 2 Chicago at Baltimore postponed rain. Sunday Sc hedule Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Baltimore Monday Schedule Kansas City at Washington Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Baltimore National League standings list Milwaukee leading with 33 23. San Francisco 33 25. Los Angeles 31 27. Chicago 30 28. Pittsburgh 29 29. Cincinnati 27 30. St Louis 23 32. Philadelphia 21 33. Latest Saturday results include Chicago 9 Milwaukee 7 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 6 rain shortened five innings, Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 ten innings. Monday Milwaukee at Los Angeles N only game scheduled.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Detroit
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
G.B. Web
Four Matched In Semi Finals Of State Meet
AP report from Wichita notes medalist John Begert of Topeka facing Bobby Dare of Wellington Kenny Grass of Wichita and Bob Vickers in 36 hole semi finals of the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament. Begert, a 40 year old investment broker and World War I veteran, posted a 67 in qualifying after a blistering start at Rolling Hills.
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Wichita
John Begert
Topeka
Bobby [Dare
Wellington
Kenny Grass
Bob Vickers
Kansas
Begert
Rolling Hills
Casper Opens Open Lead With One Stroke Margin
Bill Casper, praised as the putting master, shot 71 on Thursday and 68 on Friday to lead the U S Open at Winged Foot by one over Gary Player Arnold Palmer Ben Hogan and others. Nineteen players posted 150s in the 61 qualifiers for the final 36 holes.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bill Casper
Bill
Big Grin
Apple Valley
Calif
Ben Wogan
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Mike Souchak
Daw T Finsterwald
Ernie
Vassler
South Africa
Casper
Novan
Coul
Nick Stevens
Wichita
Larry
Thornton
Gene Lilpar
Jay Hebert
Claude Harnin
Sammy Snead
Lourse
Tommy Jhores
Bolt
Palmer
Grass tops Dennis in tight match to reach semis
Grass edged Dennis 2 up at one point and won with a birdie 2 on 18 after Dennis narrowly missed a 14-foot putt. Vickers beat Cole 3 and 2 to reach the semis, while Dare advanced 3 and 2 over Rhadenbaugh. Dennis and Rhodenbaugh required extra holes in their quarter-finals.
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Grass
Dave Dennis
Independence
Dennis
Vickers
Beger
Max Cole
Wichiba
Oklahoma University
Dare
Max Rhadenbaugh
Salina
Ralph Winegarner
el Dorado
Graig
Chester Trickel
Newton
Sthodenbaugh
Ralph Bevan
Wichita
Rhodenbaugh
Merle Jones
Pitcher Starts Rare Triple Play in Southern League
Charlotte left-hander Ralph Lumenti, who no hit last time out, made a brilliant grab and started a triple play in a South Atlantic League game. Lumenti took the loss as Charlotte Hornets fell 4-2 to Savannah in the second game of a doubleheader. Also noted is a fast track to Belmont Stakes with $125,000 added, as Belmont Park officials prepared for today’s race amid cloudy skies and showers.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ralph Lumenti
Lumenti
Hornets
Savannah
New York
Belmont Park
Hank Aaron Chooses Hitting Pace for Braves
Hank Aaron has hit above .320 the last three seasons for the National League champion Milwaukee Braves.
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Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
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Winged Foot
Windway
Belmont
Laughlin
Grant
Phono
Woltkamp
E. Fulton
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