Steve Osborne Wins Derby Crown on New Track
12 year old Manchester Junior High student Steve Osborne claimed the Class B title and the trip to Akron after 4,000 to 5,000 watched Jacot Park return to form. He defeated Dale Trepanier in Class B and beat tough rivals in a 25.88 winning heat on the new Derby track. Osborne’s victory earned the E. N. Cole Trophy and a $500 GM bond, with a victory banquet planned at LeSourdsville Lake.
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Path to victory in 13th Opti-Soap Box Derby CLASS A
Steve Osborne wins the 13th Annual Opti-Soap Box Derby CLASS A after rounds defeating Billy Widener Joe Berry David Null Marty Scott David Brandenburg Steve Fletcher John Fening Steve Hornback Billy Ross Dale Trepanier Red Bau Kevin Watson Tom Cope in a city championship finale Osborne advances through first and second rounds quarter finals semis and finals to clinch the title.
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Repeat Performance Is Cincinnati Aim
Los Angeles hosts the Reds as Cincinnati seeks to regain the NL lead after a 3-1 win over Houston. Tsitouris improves to 6-6 with Billy McCool pitching key relief in Houston. Maloney slated to start against Podres in LA.
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Shaw Improves Control in Giants Win Over Braves
San Francisco pitcher Bob Shaw earned his 10th victory as the Giants beat Milwaukee 2-1 extending their win streak. Shaw again hit Felipe Alou on the leadoff, then settled, retiring seven straight and allowing only one run on two hits over the next seven innings. Dodgers and Cubs highlighted NL results with Lefebvre Torborg doubles and Faul part of a five run fifth. Vernon Law earned win for Pirates as Amaro and Crandall produced key hits in a long opener.
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Cubs blank Pirates 5-0 to split doubleheader
Chicago pitcher Bill Faul held Pittsburgh to three hits for his first win of the season as the Cubs defeated the Pirates 5-0 in the nightcap.
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Baseball scores and tonight's schedule in brief
Results include Minnesota 8 over Baltimore 5 and Chicago 10 over Cleveland 2. Other scores feature Boston 5 Los Angeles 4 and Detroit 6 Kansas City 13. Tonight's games list Los Angeles at Boston Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland Los Angeles at Baltimore Minnesota at Washington with two twilight starts.
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Baseball scores and doubleheader results across cities
Cincinnati defeated Houston 3 to 1 while Los Angeles beat St. Louis 5 to 1 and San Francisco topped Milwaukee 2 to 1. New York won 8 to 1 against Philadelphia 1 to 3 and Pittsburgh won 3 to 0 over Chicago 2 to 5 in the first game that lasted 13 innings. Second twin bill had St. Louis at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Houston with Cincinnati at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Nightcap games featured New York at Chicago.
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Stengel Hospitalized After Hip Fracture Ahead of 75th
Casey Stengel, famed Mets figure and former Yankees leader, lies in Roosevelt Hospital with a displaced left hip fracture from a fall. Doctors expect surgery Tuesday or Wednesday with a three week hospital stay and a longer recovery at home in Glendale. The injury casts doubt on his season with the Mets and fuels questions about his baseball future.
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Burgess Sets Pinch-Hit Record With 108th Blow
Smoky Burgess, 38, tied the major league pinch-hit record with his 108th in a two-run double powering the White Sox to a 10-6 first-game win over Detroit. The doublehead era also featured Twins beating Baltimore 8-5 as Oliva and Versalles fueled the rally.
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