Middletown post wins 4-3 with ninth inning rally
7 Cab Edges Burgers 4-3 as Jack Loeffler reaches on a single and an error allows Milt Pate to score the winning run at Smith Park. Middletown Post 28 improves to five victories against two losses in the Dayton Class C Amateur League. Ed Fugate leads hitters with three singles.
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Milt Pate
Smith Park
Cab Post 28
Miamisburg
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Tory
Dayton
Dave Gillis
Billy Crowe
Ed Fugate
Latonia Post
Pat Graham
Latonia
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A. Fugate
Montgomery
Shade
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Scheu
Tonight's Federal League Games at Goldman Park
At Goldman Park this evening the Federal League features Ta Ho Tavern against Journal at 6 45 p m. Paullin's faces Civitans in a second matchup at 8 p m while Middletown Sand Gravel meets Ross Motors.
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Federal League
Goldman Park
Ta-Ho Tavern
Journal
A & N Construction
Middletown Sand Gravel
Ross Motors
Paullin’s
Civitans
Orioles star Gentile drives in seven as 9-2 win over Kansas City
Jim Gentile of the Orioles drove in seven runs with two homers in a 9-2 victory over Kansas City. John Buzhardt and Phil Lies combined for a 92 3 hitless innings in the marathon 12 inning win. St. Louis won 3-?
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Jim Gentile
Orioles
Kansas City
John Buzhardt
Phillies
St. Louis
Hamilton Raceway Entries Foretell Quick Night of Races
The program lists nine races at Hamilton Raceway with participants in each event. Notable entrants include C3 Trot fields such as Highley's Hattie and Lena's Midge, plus C2 Pace lines featuring Midge and Gait Way Sonny, among others.
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Bonanza Barnes
Spitzier
Leah Spencer
Wood
Tricky Abbey
Morgan
Flo Lassey
Cummings
Mighty Myth
Thuney
Ing Bunter Volo
Menard
Tim Key
Shaffer
Willie A
Fell
Mountain Mite
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Cherrie Chief
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Gala Victory
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Speedway Flashy
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Linda Blackstone
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Monroe Oliver
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Samples
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Ex Red Captain Corcoran Dies at 91
Thomas W. Corcoran 91 former field captain of the Cincinnati Reds died Saturday in Plainfield Conn. He played 22 years in the majors with the Reds Athletics Giants Pirates and Dodgers and was with Cincinnati from 1897 to 1906.
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Plainfield, Conn
Thomas W. Corcoran
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Ile
Cincinnati
Palm Grill Captures Third Straight Fast Pitch Victory
Palm Grill defeated Gleason's Pharmacy 2-1 in 10 innings at Goldman Park as Ed Jemison hurled a two hitter. Joe Pate delivered a decisive 10th inning triple driving in Charles Jackson for the winning run. Gleason's Pharmacy, Wheeler homered in the first inning for their lone tally. Ta-Ho Tavern beat Reynolds Electric 14-1 and Gary's Furniture downed the Independents 7-2. Havana Pedro Miranda Cuba toppled Wilfredo Hurst Cuba 4-? Kingston Jamaica Jimmy Beecham Miami defeated Alan Harmon Jamaica 4-?
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Palm Grill
Goldman Park
Ed Jemison
Gleason
Pharmacy
Joe Pate
Charles Jackson
Jemison
Wheeler
Ta-Ho Tavern
Reynolds Electric
Gary
Independents
Fight Results Buenos Aires Thomp Son Beats Smith
Federico Thomp son from Argentina won a split decision over Charlie Tombstone Smith from Los Angeles in a 147 to 146 bout in Buenos Aires. Smith traded hard punching exchanges, but Thomp son controlled late rounds to secure the victory.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Federico Thompson
Argentina
Charlie
Tombstone! Smith
Los Angeles
Area Golf Courses See Busy Sunday With Five Left
Wildwood Golf Club saw a five player race for the club title after Charles Walsh and Tom Green halved over 21 holes leaving Fred Ruscher, Dave Woodward, Jack Schlueter, and Tom Wagner in contention. Other clubs reported low gross and low net honors, with Tom Wagner shooting 72 for low gross and Cliff Sweeney leading 75 in a Forest Hills event, while Brown’s Run golfers crowned Class A B C winners and mixed foursomes at Brown’s Run Country Club.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Charles Walsh
Tom Green
Fred Ruscher
Dave Woodward
Jack Schiueier
Tom Wagner
Wildwood
Will Wright
Marbles
Forest Hills Country Clu
Tom Wiley
Wilma Rudolph Sets U S Sprint Records in Cleveland
Wilma Rudolph broke the American records in the 100 and 200 yards at the Central States AAU championships and Midwest Olympic tryouts. She clocked 10.6 in the 100, surpassing Mae Faggs’s 1955 mark, and 23.9 in the 220 semifinals, four-tenths under the joint record of Stella Walsh and Lucinda Williams.
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Cleveland
Wilma Rudolph
Tennessee State
Miss Rudolph
Mae Fags
Stella Walsh
Lucinda Williams
Russians See Wimbledon Title In Crystal Ball
At Wimbledon, Soviet officials dream of a Russian champion as Anna Dmitrieva advances to the fourth round, pushing Russia deeper into tennis prominence. Darlene Hard defeats Dmitrieva in four sets after rain delays, with Hard advancing to the quarter-finals and Dmitrieva exiting.
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England
Anna Dmitrieva
Russia
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Soviet Union
Miss Dmitrieva
Miss Hard
New AAU names and marks set in records at cinder tilt
In Bakersfield the National AAU Championships produced new records and names as Ira Davis set a hop, step and jump mark 53 feet 4 3/4 inches, Jim Grebe posted a 1500 meters meet record 3 42.7, and Al Oerter, Phil Coleman, Otis Davis, and others added marks. Dellinger narrowly beat Beatty in the 5 000 meters, clocking 14 26.4 with Beatty close behind.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Stanford University
Ira Davis
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
al Andrews
Louisiana State University
Billy Brown
Jim Grebe
Oregon Emerald Athletic Assn
Iaime
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
al Oerter
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Oerter
Phil Coleman
Chicago Athletic Club
Charley
Deacon) Jones
Otis Davis
Oregon Emerald Club
Tom Courtney
Coleman
Jones
Bill Dellinger
Jim Beatty
Beatty
Dellinger
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