Texas Seeks 3rd World Series Title in College Run
Texas aims for a third College World Series title as Oregon State, Santa Clara, and Michigan race through a double elimination tournament. Arizona, Missouri, and Florida compete for the finals spot while Santa Clara pursues a repeat appearance and Texas faces key challenges from Arizona and Oklahoma State contenders.
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Golf Notes Beaman Wins GCC Poln Tournament
Beaman won the Greeley Country Club event with 43 points on Saturday. Mondt and Lalr each scored 42, Jim Allery 41, and The GCC Father-Son tournament is set for next Sunday.
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Deaths and Funerals Notice
Angela Salazar of Gilcrest dies with graveside services at Mizpah Cemetery Plattsville at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Mildred Smith of Las Vegas Nevada, widow of Alfred Smith, mother and sister to several, with services and interment in Las Vegas. Hans Charles W Hill of Ault, husband and father, with services 2 p.m. Thursday at Adamson Memorial Chapel. Other survivors listed include multiple family members across several states.
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Adamson Memorial Chapel
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Americans Compete In British Amateur At Hoylake
Thirty American golfers join 250 challengers at Royal Liverpool Club Hoylake for the British Amateur. Sid Bell Bonallack defends the title as the field includes Joe Carr Ronnie Shade Alec Shepperson and others from England Ireland Scotland and South Africa. Henry Timbrook of Beverly Hills has the best American past showing reaching quarter finals two years ago. Martin Stanovich of Chicago meets Tan Caldwell in the opening round.
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Martin Christmas
John Curty
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John Hayes
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Henry Timbrock
Beverley
Hills
Martin Stanovich
Chicago
Tan Caldwell
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The Associated Press recap covers National League standings led by Los Angeles and San Francisco with Milwaukee and Pittsburgh trailing. It lists weekend scores including Milwaukee 45 Pittsburgh 3, New York 1 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 4, San Francisco 4, and Houston 13 Los Angeles 7, plus Sunday results and select Tuesday games across multiple cities.
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Twin surge, Indians win. Sox fall in twin bill shine
The Twins beat the White Sox in game two as Rich Ratliff sparked the offense and Minnesota pitchers combined for a strong effort. In Cleveland, Jerry Kindall earned his eighth win as the Indians routed Boston 9-3 to pull within one game of the league lead, with Bol Tillman delivering a late homer for the Red Sox in the opener.
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Senators Sweep Tigers Behind Strong Pitching
Washington shutout Detroit in the finale as Rudolph, Luplow and Hamilton star. Latman and Harnilevich pitched for Detroit. Regan and Kline supported by Brown and Daniels. The Senators captured their first-season twin bill sweep, with Washington edging Detroit 4-1 in the nightcap and 6-0 in the opener.
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Orioles win doubleheader to trim Yankees lead
Baltimore sweeps New York with 5-1 and 7-2 victories boosting its two wins by Whitey Herzog Russ Snyder and Jackie Brandt. Milt Pappas earned the opener win as Brown and Landrith helped in the nightcap.
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First Grid Helmet Inventor and Early Football Gear
Easton, Pa. reports the invention of the first font hall helmet by George Barclay, a Lafayette College halfback, after cauliflower ear issues while playing bareheaded. The piece notes a Lafayette vs. Penn game in 1896.
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George Barclay
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Lafayette
Angels Rally Over A's To Split Series In LA
The Los Angeles Angels pounded Kansas City for 29 hits to win 14 6 and 6 5, move into fourth in the AL, and hand the A’s a six game skid. Billy Martin drove in six runs in the opener as Ken McBride earned his fifth straight victory, while Art Fowler sealed the night with a win. Bo Belinsky lasted five innings in relief or starter duty.
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Dodgers Sweep Doubleheader Behind Drysdale
Dodgers overpower Houston Colts 9 7 in a Sunday doubleheader. Drysdale wins opener. Moeller succumbs after strong four hitter into sixth inning. Fairly drives in four, Sherry belts a three run homer, and Dodger bats explode for 17 hits.
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Ron Perranaski
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Reds Rally Past Phillies in 9-2 Win to Stay 3rd
Cincinnati used a power surge in the sixth inning led by Frank Robinson Gordie Coleman and Leo Cardenas to hammer Art Mahaffe y and win 9-2 in the second game of a doubleheader. West Covington added homers in the opener as Cincinnati, aided by 66 minute rain delay, moved to third in the NL while Philadelphia struck early with two homers but could not sustain the attack.
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Pirates End Slump With Doubleheader Sweep Of Braves
Pittsburgh split seven games with Milwaukee after a tough week, then won two on Sunday to salvage a series. Bol Friend and Earl Francis won for the Pirates, Rex Fiche and Bob Hendity lost for the Braves as the teams exchanged blows in a tight set. Home runs by Hoak highlighted Pittsburgh’s victory in the second game.
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Minors Amicium Association Dallas Dixie Rivalry Report
In a fragmented box score style summary two games are listed with Oklahoma City and Indianapolis matchups. Key players include Phillips Hacker McNertney Siebber Lee Corrales Kreutzer Napier Pepper Nieger Gongola Scarbrough Williams and M Smiths Bronet Hickmann Wooten with Wins by Kreutzer and Williams and losses by Brunet. The text also notes rain and venue references Denver Louisville and Dallas Fort Worth.
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Cardinals throttle Giants in series sweep to extend win streak
St Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants 16-5 and 7-2 to complete a four game series sweep and climb to 65-133 on the season while extending their win streak to seven games and dropping the Giants to six losses in a row. Curt Flood homered in the first game and hit a two-run single in the nightcap. Alan Musial added a three-run homer in the fourth, with Fred Whitfield driving in a run on a three-run shot in the same frame. League box scores list O'Dell and Bailey for San Francisco and Washburn, Duffalo, and Perry for St. Louis with pitchers Shantz and Bailey.
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Stu Miller
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Cubs Rally Past Mets on Banks Homer in Ten Inning
Andre Rodgers delivered a run scoring double in the 10th inning, lifting the Chicago Cubs past the New York Mets 5-4 after Ernie Banks tied the game with a three run homer in the ninth. Mets won the opener 2-1 on a wild pitch in the sixth.
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