Cal and Notre Dame overpower Colorado State to reach finals
Cal blanked Colorado State 4-0 in the College World Series and blasted Notre Dame 23-2 earlier as the Bears suffer a pair of blowout losses. Cal pitcher Weiss dominated Colorado State with six innings of work, while Notre Dame exploded for 39 runs in the first inning against Colorado State hurlers. The Irish and Golden Bears advance with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Hawks Gain Half Game In Western League Fight
The Western League leader Topeka Hawks trimmed Des Moines 5-4 in the opener and won the second game, while Amarillo took a single from Des Moines. Colorado Springs swept Pueblo 11-6 and 10-2 as standings tighten. Lincoln and Sioux City split, with Hob Anderton delivering key plays in the opener.
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Cardinals Win Two Off Giants in Doubleheader
New York saw the St Louis Cardinals top the Giants in both ends of a Sunday doubleheader. Stan Musial belted a homer with runners aboard in the third inning of the opener, as Windsor Bond Mizell earned the win. Musial extended a consecutive game hitting streak in the nightcap, nearing the NL record, while Pete Burnside was roughed up early. The late 19aT reference mentions tourism and Belfast but lacks clear context.
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Cal Penn State Unbeaten In NCAA Series Clash
Omana in California and Penn State led the field as the remaining unbeatens in the NCAA College World Series. Cal faces Penn State Monday night in a pivotal round. Notre Dame meets Texas, while Colorado State and others also played. Cal delivered an 8-2 win over Illinois State. Penn State beat Texas 4-1 to extend its win streak. Notre Dame toppled Colorado State 23-2, setting a state of record totals in the tournament. Connecticut upended Florida State 5-8 to knock out Florida’s squad as results from Saturday’s games narrowed the field.
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Five Are Missing in Florida Storm
Five men missing after a tropical storm swept across Florida and offshore, with two men rescued from a swamped cruiser near New Port Richey. John DeWitt Cole Shearer CW Nadine 16 Sam Whods and Charles Swann all from Dade City remained unaccounted for. Authorities hope four may be found as life jackets were worn when the vessel sank.
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Yankees Rally In Late Inning Win Over Detroit
New York Yankees constructed a late rally to overcome Detroit with a bases loaded situation in the eighth. Bauer's Yankee outfielder made a heads up play to force a critical tag, and Richardson left the bag as Bill Skowron raced home for the tying run. Other notes mention Baltimore and Cleveland, plus local mentions from Hagerstown.
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Arizona and New Mexico Officers Sweep Pistol Shoot Titles
Arizona and New Mexico peace officers swept individual and team titles at the National Peace Officers Association pistol shoot here. Hubert Fisher led the .32 cal center fire event with 277, while Soseah Barnes won the .22 cal individual with 276 and the traveling trophy. Phoenix police won the center fire four man team event, earning a trophy and cash. New Mexico State Police and Albuquerque Police also placed in the team event as the final matches loom.
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Wichita Pads Lead by Split with Denver
The Wichita Braves split a Sunday doubleheader with Denver to extend their American Al lead to 1.5 games over Minneapolis. Wichita won the opener 4-1 behind Joey Jay. Denver dominated the nightcap 11-3 as Jack Urban starred, with the second game ending after 7 4/5 innings due to rain. Louisville and St Paul also won, while Omaha beat Indianapolis 6-2.
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Prep Grid Star Drowns in Wyoming Lake
Jere Ogle a 17 year old Prep Springs High School athletic star drowned when a fishing boat with Larey Fanell 17 Rock Springs overturned in swift current near Long’s Lake 15 miles north of Pinedale Wyoming. Ogle’s body was recovered Sunday after 328 spectators watched the search. Fanell was swept over a falls but reached shore.
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Nixon Supports Aid for Poland
Vice President Nixon backed 95 million dollars in loans to Poland to buy farm commodities and mining machinery. He called it a gamble worth taking to defend freedom against Communism and contrasted it with Senate Republican Knowland who warned such aid could aid satellite regimes and advance a Communist Marshall Plan.
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Longmont Boys Missing After Hiking Trip Near Lake
Two boys Tale Vanfossen 14 and Ronald Marlens 15 went missing Friday noon while out biking near Longmont Colorado. A search of about 73 people tracked them to a field then near bicCall Lake ten miles away where they were found by Mrs Lon Webber who sheltered them and learned they were sorry for the trouble. They said they started for a bicycle trip and became lost. Clothing and supplies were found along the lake bank Friday.
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Fateful capsizing capsizes fishing boat at Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE SDL two men dumped from a small fishing boat when it capsized Sunday held onto their companion for an hour but could not lift his head above water. Dale Edwin Thornton of Aurora weighed down by heavy clothing sank. Kim McKelvey and Kenneth Huchendorf from Aurora, fishing with Thornton, shouted for help for an hour until a motorist on shore heard and brought a rescue boat. Thornton's body was recovered with McKelvey and Huchendorf brought to shore.
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Cubs Beat Phillies 7-3 and Tie 4-4 in Doubleheader
The Cubs outslugged the Phillies 7-3 in the opener and tied 4-4 in the second game. Lineup notes show Morgan, Long, and Morrow among key contributors with Philadelp hia's Hampson, Banks, and Lopata notable at bats. Pitchers Cardwell and Lawn worked in relief with Turner, Neuman and Drouin listed among the mound entries.
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Redlegs Sweep Dodgers in Twin 1-0 3-0 Wins
Cincinnati closed Brooklyn's brief stay in first and opened a one game NL lead by sweeping a doubleheader from the Dodgers. Stal Teffcoat threw a six hit shutout in the opener and Ben Haak homered in each game as 33,850 watched.
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Japan says it will not hold Girard if removal to America ordered
A Justice Ministry spokesman on Monday stated Japan would not detain Girard if U S authorities order his removal to the United States. He expressed hope the United States would honor its treaty commitments and let Girard depart.
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Yankees Rally Past Tigers in Bitter Detroit Struggle
In a tense game marked by fights and errors, the New York Yankees beat Detroit 4 to 3 before 41,189. Fistfights on the mound led to both Sturdivant and Rey Boone leaving early after exchanging blows. The Yankees won with a late eighth inning run after a Detroit defensive lapse on a pickoff attempt and a misplay on the bases.
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Orioles Top White Sox In Twin Sunday Wins
Baltimore Orioles defeat Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 75 and 50, cutting Chicago's American League lead. Billy O'Dell blanked the Sox in the nightcap, with Bob Nieman and Tito Francona delivering key hits. George Kell suffered a possible forehead fracture after being beaned.
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Austrian Champion Wins Arkansas River Boat Classic
Austrian champion Rudolf Klepp led fifteen canoeists down the Arkansas River from Salida to Cotopaxi in a record time of 2 hours 3 minutes 204 seconds to win the annual Fis Ark boat race. Helmet Burggeal of Germany took second, Lawrence Campion of Salida finished third, and nine boats beat the old record with about 10,000 spectators on the riverbanks.
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