Arizona Clobbers State Bears 13-0 in Tucson
Arizona overwhelmed Colorado State College Bears 13 to 0 in Tucson. Wildcat hitters attacked CSU with multiple runs through five innings as Aramis University and Hollyer led the offense. Pitching by Pine and Mariner closed the game with strong relief, while CSU committed several errors late to seal the win.
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Sports Snippet From A Busy Baseball Schedule
Fragmented text from a sports page shows mentions of Major League teams and scored results such as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and St. Louis. It references games with brief outcomes and upcoming matchups across major cities, indicating a busy schedule and standings.
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Cleveland Indians
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Cubs Rally Past Phillies as Dodgers Edge Reds in Night Game
In a packed schedule, the Cubs beat the Phillies 7 to 2 while the Dodgers outlasted the Reds 2 to 1 in eight innings. Key plays featured Pagetich relief, Dalrymple and Hojas contributing for Chicago, with strong pitching from Shart who took the loss for Philadelphia. Attendance listed as 290.
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Harold Johnson Favored Over Willie Pastrana
A sports page item notes Harold Johnson favored over Willie Pastrana in a season preview amid team schedules. It mentions recent wins and upcoming games, listing players and teams from the American League and National League schedule with scattered game results and notable performances.
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Jim Keefe Sets Record on 3 Mile Run
Jim Keefe shattered the 3 mile mark at the national athletics meet in Las Vegas. The event featured NAB international championships with coaches and spectators noting the record performance by Keefe as top field athletes competed Friday night.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bob Myers
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Willy Vustran
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Snell Fails in Half Mile Break at Central Meet
A fragmented report notes Keale, defending champion, outpaced by Malcolm Rehijnson and a strong field including Sloan and ISMperia runners. The event featured distant marks and upsets as wind and pacing affected final results with Keele’s former record in sight and many athletes posting notable performances.
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Southwestern
Louisiana
Westland Sloan
Ismperia
Keele
A's power past Senators in nine three rout
Kansas City righthander Orlando Wong limited Washington to five hits and a grand slam by Pena sparked a 9 to 3 Athletics win. The Senators stranded 18 hitters in the loss as KC built a 5 run fifth inning rally to take control and Pena's slam provided the key offense.
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Tigers 3, Twins 1 in Detroit victory over Minnesota
AP reports Jim Bunning allowed two runs and struck out seven in a 3-1 Detroit win over Minnesota. Battey hit his 10th homer in the ninth. Fernie Mileon ended the threat with a flyout. Tigers move ahead of Cleveland in the American League standings.
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Angels Rally Past Orioles To Regain AL Lead
The Los Angeles Angels surged to a 7-4 win over Baltimore, knocking the Orioles from the top AL spot. Key hits and solid pitching boosted the Angels as Dees and Koppe delivered runs and Charley ended the Orioles’ momentum with three hits each. The Orioles’ streak ended as New York and other rivals closed in.
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Richards Mortuary Obituary Notice with Local Survivors
A funeral notice lists Agnes Brenge of Albuquerque and Lydia and Maria Streed of Denver among survivors. Also named are Gerhard Sneed of Windsor and Paw Streal of Englewood with 24 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at Bethel Lutheran Church of Windsor. interment Lake View Cemetery Windsor. Contributions encouraged to Memorial Yard of Bathel Lutheran Church of Windsor.
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Salt Lake Bees suffer 16th straight defeat 1-0 loss
In Pacific Coast League action Salt Lake City Bees drop to 15-29 after a 1-0 setback to Seattle. The loss extends their skid to 16 games, keeping them near the league’s losing-rush record as other PCL results show Portland and Spokane winning and other games postponed or altered.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Yakima Bears
Wteletene
College Baseball NCAA District Playoffs News Brief
NCAA district playoff results across multiple sites with teams such as Providence Connecticut Tennessee State St Johns Wake Forest Western Michigan Notre Dame Iowa State Southern California Oregon State and others advancing or closing their campaigns. Key scores include Providence 10 Connecticut 6 and Wake Forest 12 Virginia 0.
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Pirates Triumph 2 0 Over Mets in Polo Grounds Shootout
Pittsburgh wins 2 0 as Jerry Lynch hits a two run homer in the seventh after Mazeroski reaches on a walk off Carl Willey. Schwall goes six plus innings for New York as Willey takes the loss.
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Flood's Daring Run Caps Cards 6-5 Victory
St Louis catcher Curt Flood raced home from third on a popped infield play securing a 6-5 win over San Francisco. Flood's dash and smart baserunning turned the game in a late inning rally for the Cardinals.
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Colts Top Braves 3 2 Behind Bateman Two Run Fourth
Rookie John Bateman drives in two with a fourth inning single to lift the Houston Colts to a 3 2 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Ken Johnson limits the Braves to four hits, Hank Aaron adding his sixth homer in the sixth. Bob Shaw takes the loss despite two unearned runs aided by Colts hits and an error.
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White Sox blank Red Sox 6 0 behind Burhardt pitching
Chicago pitchers keyed a 6-0 shutout as John Burhardt tossed a strong start against Boston. Floyd Robinson and Mike Hershberger drove in runs, with Chicago pulling away in the third inning and Conley knocked from the mound after a three-run burst.
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Yankees triumph over Indians as Mord blanks Cleveland
New York ace lefty Whiley Mord allowed no runs through eight innings, striking out eight in his sixth win. Tony Tresh and Elston Howie hit two run homers, supporting a 4 0 victory sparked by Dick Munson’s error on Bobby Richardson’s grounder. Ford and Noward secured the win with two and a third. Grant, Allen and Agene handled the rest.
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Elston Howit
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