Casale Shuts Down A's For Fourth Straight Win
Boston rookie Jerry Casale improved to 4 0 against Kansas City and 11th win of the season as he survived a seventh inning threat to beat the Athletics 4 3. Jackie Jensen drove in two in the first with a two run double and Gary Geiger and Gene Stephens added RBIs in the fifth.
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Braves Start Ticket Orders For World Series Access
Milwaukee announces World Series ticket orders as Braves pursue third straight NL pennant. Box seats available for potential Series games in October with dates October 2 3 and 4 at Milwaukee venue.
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Olmedo Tops Holmberg in National Tennis Finals Bid
Peruvian Alex Olmedo defeated Ron Holmberg 15-13 6-4 3-6 6-1 to reach Sunday's final against Neale Fraser. Fraser crushed Bernard Bartzen in 60 minutes to advance, as Wimbledon champion Maria Bueno and others pursued a South American sweep after a weekend of strong play.
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Open Monday As Strong Amateur Field Competes For National Title
The 59th National Amateur Golf Championship opens Monday at Broadmoor with 11 automatic qualifiers and a field of 1 704 entrants. Notables include Deane Beman, Jack Nicklaus, Al Geiberger, and Ward Wettlaufer, among others from 11 Walker Cup alumni. The event features six rounds of 18 holes, then a 36-hole final for the last two days.
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Greenville Viewed As Strong Sally League Prospect
Sam Smith, president of the South Atlantic Baseball League, says Greenville is an exceptionally good town for a Sally League franchise and could secure a team if the city shows interest. Greenville Baseball Inc. Mayor J. Kenneth Cass confirms local interest as officials meet with Sally League directors to discuss a return since 1951.
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Cleveland Beats Washington as Bell Sails 7-2 Triumph
Garry Bell pitched a sparkling three hitter to pace Cleveland to a 7-2 win over Washington. Jim Lemon hit his 30th homer after a walk to Lenny Green, while Rocky Colavito and Woody Held also drove in runs. The win keeps Cleveland four games behind Chicago with nine White Sox wins or Indians defeats needed to clinch the pennant.
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Bonnie Randolph Takes Lead At Memphis Golf Event
Bonnie Randolph shot 72 to move into the lead in the Memphis tournament at Ridgeway Country Club in Columbus Ohio. National Open winner Mickey Wright trails by one stroke after a 73 76 72 221 total through 54 holes. Kathy Cornelius from Lake Worth is also mentioned in the scoring update.
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Mossi Hands Yankees 4-0 Loss as Tigers Sweep Season
Don Mossi outpitched Whitey Ford to blank the New York Yankees 4-0 in the series finale. Mossi allowed four hits, walked none, and improved to 14-9 while Ford took the loss as Detroit moved within half a game of New York for third place in the AL. The Tigers' win gave Detroit a 14-8 edge in the season series.
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Magic No. Is Now 9 For Sox
The Chicago White Sox end a 26 inning scoreless stretch as Early Wynn beats the Baltimore Orioles 6-1 to reach 20 wins for the season. Chicago’s offense finally breaks through in the second inning off Billy O'Dell.
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Boxing meeting set in High Point at 1 PM
Boxing officials from the Carolinas will meet at the High Point YMCA at 1 PM to set 1960 tournament dates and hold an officials clinic. Commissioner Paul Appel will oversee the session and require attendance for all judges referees and officials to work AAU boxing next year.
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