Cubs edge Brewers on Curtis strong five hitter
Rookie Jack Curtis limited Milwaukee to five hits as Chicago halted Milwaukee's four game win streak. Thom as homered for the Brewers, while Teo Rosario and Franks contributed in other scoring plays. Curtis earned his 13th win of the season with solid support from relievers Hendley and McMahon.
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Chicapot Oh
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Bertett
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Mile High Kennel Club marks 13th season with record betting
The Mile High Kennel Club opened its 13th greyhound season amid a record $482,000 handle and 21,132 in attendance. The night featured five early wins, including Jat year's attendance surpassing figures, while other races saw dramatic finishes and notable payouts.
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Mile High Kennel Club
Denver IM
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Ewart’s
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Musial belts grand slam as Cardinals crush Giants
ST. LOUIS AP Stan Musial blasted two home runs including a grand slam to power the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants Friday night. The slam came in the seventh off Bob Bolin, the ninth of Musial’s career, lifting his extra base hits count and propelling him toward all time milestones.
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Storm- Teo
Curtis Wees
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Thomas
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Gehrig
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Robinson Heap
Majors Saturday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Major league results and upcoming games show Detroit beating Cleveland, Minnesota defeating New York, and Baltimore routing Los Angeles in Saturday play. National League standings list Los Angeles atop the circuit with San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee close behind amid a dense chase for pennant positions.
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Incomplete obituary notice for Latgren and kin
Fragments show infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dann Kentet with grandparents Mr and Mrs Benen Kenteh at Kerneys Mie Agua England. Mentions Latgren family from Sixth Street and Los Angeles, two grandchildren and two extrar and grandchildren. Interment planned at Interment Channel Grown Cemetery.
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Sixth Street
Frank O. Latgren
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Margueritn Wacehler
Choyenns, Wy
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Peart Pale
Mary Rowe
Los Angeles
Two Ohio Staters Reach Golf Finals in Nationals
AP dispatch from Lafayette Indiana reports Nickous and Podolski, both from Catumba Ohio, advancing to the National Collegiate Golf Championship finals after comeback wins. Nickous, 959 national amateur champion, edged Gene Hunt 2 and 1 while Podolski defeated Steve Smith 1 up. Hunt shot 64 and Podolski posted 68 and 69 as the par 71 course challenged players.
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Gene Hunt
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Purdue University
Billy Somic
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Steve Smith
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Spedaleki
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Texas League scores show Amarillo tops Austin 4 to 2
Ardmore defeated Tulsa 4 to 1 and Victoria overwhelmed San Antonio 8 to nothing, recording three decisive results in the Texas League action.
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Ardmore
Tulsa
Victoria
San Antonio
Burleson and Beatty Ready For Big Race
In Downing Stadium Randalls Island two great milers Jim Beatty of UNC and Cyrol Burleson of Oregon prepare for the national AAU mile as trials and finals unfold across a two day meet. Beatty notes he has beaten Burleson three times and seeks to maintain the streak while Burleson trains at Bear Mountain. The event, televised by ABC, features multiple finals including high jump, broad jump, javelin, shot put, and hurdles with the mile and other events held on Sunday.
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Herb Elliott
Tigers Win 15-7 In Homers Battle With Indians
Detroit Tigers outslug Cleveland Indians 15-7 as Bill Bruton drives in four with two homers. Chuck Essegian, Tito Francona, Bubba Phillips and John Romano homer for Cleveland. Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe add Tigers blasts in a high-scoring, major league record-tying night.
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Chuck Esseglan
Tito Francona
Bubba Phillips
John Romano
Rocky Colavila
Dick McAuiffe
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Twins Rally Past Yankees Behind Killebrew Homer
Paul Minneap olis AP reports Harmon Killebrew drove in all four Minnesota runs and Camilo Pascual tossed a six hitter with eight strikeouts in a 4-0 win over the New York Yankees. Pascual earned his fifth win in 14 decisions with three shutouts, while Killebrew belted his 20th homer of the season.
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Camila Pascual
Sam Mele
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New York Yankees
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Yanks
A's Bonus Baby Dejected After 5-4 Setback
Boston edged Kansas City 5-4 as rookie Lew Krausse Jr. struggled with control after a promising debut. He allowed seven walks but held the Red Sox to three hits through seven innings, while Geiger and Turley homered for Boston and Don Buddin collected two hits in a rough night for Krausse.
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Gene Conley
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Kraussy
White Sox edge Senators 4 3 on late rally win
Chicago defeats Washington 4 3 as Warren Hacker retires Billy Klank with two on in the ninth to seal a seventh straight victory for the White Sox. Al Smith and Landis spark an eighth inning surge with back to back doubles and a sacrifice fly. Washington drops to seven straight losses as McClain suffers the loss.
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Ray Herbert
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Sherm Lollar
Luis Aparicio
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Andy Dir Landis
Orioles Rally Past Angels with Eight Home Runs
Baltimore outslugged Los Angeles 8 6 as four homers sparked an 7 run burst. Jin Gentile drove in four of Baltimore s runs including his 16th homer to boost RBI to 58. Guy Triantos and Steve Barker homered for the Orioles while Ron Kline earned the win.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Titans Schedule Four Exhibition Games This Summer
Four exhibition games loom for the New York Titans of the AFL starting July 29 at Bear Mountain New York. They will open against the Texans in Dallas on August 15 and then meet the Patriots in Boston on August 24, the Patriots again in Philadelphia on August 19, and the Houston Oilers in Greenville South Carolina on August 25.
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AFL Asked To Delay Draft
Buffalo area reports say the American Football Coaches Association urged the AFL to postpone its naval college draft until after the college season. Commissioner Joe Foss said he agreed with the request, noting the draft date is not set but likely to be delayed. The committee warned early picks tempt pro scouts and can render players ineligible for further college play.
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West Wins All-America Graduation Bowl in Buffalo
The West defeated the East 30 to 20 in the All-America Graduation Bowl. Bob Schloredt of Washington and Billy Kilmer of UCLA shared quarterback duties, guiding a high scoring third quarter that included two touchdowns and a late defensive stand. Luster of UCLA scored on a reception after breaking behind Navy’s Belino, while Kilmer and Custer connected on key third quarter passes for 32 yards.
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Tribune
Twins hire Mele as new manager after Lavagetto’s firing
The Minnesota Twins replace Lavagetto with Sam Mele as manager amid a 13 losses in 27 games stretch, as Mele vows no drastic changes. Mele, formerly a scout with the Senators, takes over after a rough start that leaves the Twins in last place, 11 1/2 games behind Detroit.
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Palmer Keeps Thole Western Open Lead At Midpoint
Don Jannery tied Arnold Palmer for the halfway lead at Blythefield Country Club as windy cold conditions and a tough course produced a tight field. Palmer shot 70 to sit one under par after 36 holes, while January and Hell both stood 138. Butch Bair eagled the 18th to reach 267 total for third. Sam Snead slipped to 74 after a 66 opening day. The field was cut to 70 after Friday.
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Butch) Bair
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