Reds edge Braves in late lead to stay atop the NL
The Cincinnati Reds built a 5-0 lead over Atlanta and held on for a 5-4 win, marking their fourth straight victory and extending their one-run game streak to 14 of 15. Reliever Bob Lee preserved Jim Maloney's win, with Leo Cardenas adding a two-run homer in the fourth.
Athlete’s Foot Germ How To Kill It At Home
An ad touts a fast remedy T-4-L that promises itch and burning relief within an hour and skin renewal in 3 to 5 days. Available at Gibson’s Rexall Drug Store with quick drying action and claims of healthy skin resurfacing after treatment.
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A-State Clinches Midwest Regional Baseball Meet
Arkansas State University captured the Midwest Regional NCAA College Division baseball tournament in Jonesboro by defeating the University of North Dakota 9-6 after a 6-3 win on Friday. Morrison sparked a 14 hit attack with four singles and four runs, while North Dakota rallied late but fell short. All tournament picks include McGuire Cooley Ryan Callaway Browning Glastetter Delano and Be.
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Red Sox Acquire Bell Boosting Pennant Hope
Boston adds veteran right hander Gary Bell from Cleveland as managers OConnell and Williams express strong belief the deal boosts a pennant chase. Boston also swapped Tony Horton and Don Demeter for Bell, aiming to strengthen pitching despite bench loss. Bell carries a 96-92 record since 1958 with Indians.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From National League and American League
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Tigers Back in First as Orioles Win in 19 Innings
Orioles beat Washington 7 5 in 19 innings on Andy Etchebarrens two run homer after a 5 18 hour marathon. Dick McAuliffe hit a 4 run grand slam in 13th to lift the Tigers over the Yankees 11 7 in the nightcap. Chicago took early control then lost to Kansas City 5 4 while Minnesota nipped California 8 7 in 10. Cincinnati edged Atlanta 5 4, St Louis beat Chicago 4 3, Pittsburgh topped Los Angeles 4 1, Philadelphia beat Houston 6 1, and San Francisco swept New York 7 0 and 5 0.
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Hill captures eighth under par to win golf title
Johnny Hill holds the lead through the final holes to finish eight under par 272, beating Pott who shot 274. Pott finished second at 274 with Harold Henning at 275, and Randy Glover and Dan Sikes tied at 276. Hill revealed fever blisters and sleepless nights accompanied his nerve wracking bid.
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Hill Wins Memphis Open After Nervy Finish
Dave Hill overcame butterflies and a closing surge by Johnny Pott to win the Memphis Open, claiming a $20,000 prize as the event’s top payout. The leader’s early advantage narrowed late, but Hill’s steady finish secured the $100,000 tournament title in Memphis.
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Negro Athletes Meet Ali to Learn Draft Stand
In Cleveland a group led by Jim Brown invited Cassius Clay, now Muhammad Ali, to discuss his refusal to be drafted on religious grounds. After 22 hours of discussion, the athletes said Ali is sincere in his Muslim beliefs. Ali, stripped of his title for dodging the draft, faces a June 19 trial in Houston.
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