Three Home Runs Help Bears Edge Moberly In Tight Opener
In the 1962 Central Missouri Legion League opener, Jefferson City’s Roscoe Enloe Post 5 beat Fulton 3 to 2 after Ronnie Coleman delivered a walk off win with his fourth hit. Boessen pitched seven strong innings, striking out 16 and allowing four safeties, while Coleman’s ninth inning heroics and timely infield hits powered the Capital City squad to the victory over Fulton at home.
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Pirates edge Cardinals as Olivo saves 5 4 win
In a tense Thursday game Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 4 with Olivo earning the save. Bob Friend credited with the win after a late seventh inning rally and a double play ended the threat as St Louis failed to capitalize in the ninth.
Detroit River races canceled over funding needs
Sponsors of the Detroit Memorial and Silver Cup powerboat events on the Detroit River canceled both races scheduled for August 25 26 citing an $18 000 funding requirement. The Detroit International Regatta Association said the cost to stage the races and offer prizes could not be met.
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Red Birds Meet Ft. Wood Here Sunday Night
Carling Red Birds host Fort Leonard Wood Hilltoppers at Washington Park Sunday night seeking revenge for their only loss of the season. Manager Rich Alberts nominates Bob Iglehart for his second start against the service team.
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Iglehart
Red Bird
Missouri Conservation Commission notes varied fishing conditions
Conservation Commission reports north and south Missouri streams show wide variation. Northern streams range from poor to fair with impoundments offering best opportunities. lakes and ponds dingy but producing fair to good catches of black bass, bluegill, panfish, and catfish. Southern waters, including Oxbow lakes and Ozark areas, offer fair to excellent bass and crappie fishing, with clear to dingy conditions and strong panfish yields. many rivers and lakes show productive bass and bluegill fishing, though some areas remain murky or poor for bass populations.
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Giants Mets clash sparks polo grounds showdown
New Yorks Giants return to the Polo Grounds to face the Mets in a renewed civil war of baseball. The Mets and former Giants tangled in San Francisco last week as feuding continued, with Roger Craig of the Mets hitting Cepeda and Erio Chacon fined for a bench flare up.
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Dodgers Beat Reds as Purkey Wins Ninth Straight
Cincinnati moved ahead early with a three-run homer and led 7-2 before Los Angeles replied. Bob Purkey pitched seven innings for the Reds, while Ron Perranoski closed for the Dodgers. The game featured strong San Francisco and Milwaukee action elsewhere in the league.
Tigers Rise Amid Hardship Amid Season Slump
Tigers climb within two games of the AL lead as Cash and Colavito heat up the lineup. Wood Bruton and Foytack spark a 13-5 win over the White Sox, with Foytack improving to 4-1 after returning to the rotation. Cleveland edges Yankees 4-3. Kansas City shuts out Washington 4-0.
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Orioles
West Side Teams Win Opens in City Park Softball League
West Side Business Association One Hour Martinizing and Faith Lutheran opened Thursday night with wins at Duensing Field. West Side edged Pepsi Cola 4 3 on a bases loaded single by Charles Bowan in the seventh. One Hour beat New Bloomfield 12 4 and Faith Lutheran topped the Post Office crew 12 5 with Harold Bowlin homering for One Hour.
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New Bloomfield
Faith Lutheran
Harold Bowlin
Srjuad
Peps Calare
Leroy Raithel
Bob “Anes
Faulk Wins Lead as Babe Zaharias Open Begins
Beaumont, Texas AP reports a field of 31 professionals and 15 amateurs led by defending champion Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island, Georgia, teeing off today in the $7,400 Babe Zaharias Women's Open. The 54 hole event runs through Sunday at the 6219 yard Beaumont Country Club course.
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Gay Brewer Jr Leads Memphis Open Field
Gay Brewer Jr shot a 64 to lead a tight group in the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Arnold Palmer lagged with a 71, three-putting multiple greens, as Brewer’s six birdies included an eight-foot chip in on the day. Gary Player Billy Maxwell and Don January trailed closely with 65.
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Boxing results from Miami Los Angeles Padova reports
The Associated Press results list Tim Ford of Jacksonville defeating Willie James of Greenville by outpoint in Miami. Alvaro Gutierrez of Mexico City knocked out Charlie Smith of San Francisco in Los Angeles. Jose Menno of Argentina outpointed Attilio Vit of Italy in Padova.
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Jacksonville
Willie James
Greenville
Los Angeles
Alvaro Gutierrez
Mexico City
Charlie
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San Francisco
Padova
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Argentina
Atillio
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports minor league results from the International League Syracuse beat Buffalo 5 to 2 and Columbus defeated Richmond 9 to 0. In the American Association Indianapolis won 5 to 3 over Denver, Louisville 1 over Oklahoma City 0, and Omaha defeated Dallas Fort Worth 7 to 3. In the Pacific Coast League San Diego 4 over Portland 3, Tacoma 8 over Salt Lake City 2, and Vancouver 4 over Spokane 2.
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