Record Book Rewritten In Reds Giants Marathon
Gaylord Perry opened 16 scoreless innings for the Giants as a 21 inning marathon edged the Reds 1 0. Perry struck out 12 and allowed 10 hits before Bob Lee walked in a run with a bases loaded walk in the 21st. Hart singled, Brown doubled, Lanier and Groat walked to force in the decisive run.
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Bob Lee
Perry
Giants
Jim Hart
Ollie Brown
Hal Lanier
Dick Groat
Hart
Longest National League night game ends in 2-0 win
The 1918 World Series era NL game set records with 5 hours 40 minutes and 20 scoreless innings before Pittsburgh finally defeated Boston 2-0. In other NL action St. Louis shut out Houston 5-0, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 3-0, Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 6-4, and Chicago tailed San Francisco 1-0. Bench Mays Queen Great Brown two bases and notable pitching by Perry Nottebart Groat cited.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
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Oweees
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Lanier
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Santo Davenport
Cline
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Seeeene
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Philaphia
RBI
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Minnesota
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California
Wash
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Baltimore
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Linzy
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Queen
Abray
Nottlet
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Abernathy and Perry Star in Long Reds Giants Tie
Ted Abernathy Don Nottebart and Perry dominated a doubleheader with Queen and Linzy for Cincinnati and San Francisco. Perry pitched 16 innings in a 6-6 tie as Linzy earned the win. both teams combined for 15 hits in a chilly, 14th inning finish.
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Don Nottebart
Perry
Cincinnati
Dave and Lee
Piches
Bristol
s _ Mel Queen
Linzy Aftend
Giants
Reds
Frank Linzy
Herman
Linzy
Sorg Captures MIRC Title in 6 5 Victory
Sorg scored four runs highlighted by a double from N Wood and a triple by Sorg as Middletown Industrial Recreation Council team edged Ohio Bell 6 5 for the championship at Gardner diamond. Phonemen answered with two series of hits and Ohio Bell added a fifth inning tally. In Church League action Goldman Park hosts a Class B playoff with a three way tie among EUB Tytus Avenue Church of God and St Pauls.
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Middletown
Pfeffer
Shalley
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Church of God
St. Paul's
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Goldman
St. Paul’s
Oxford State Road
Church of the Nazarene
Bratkowski to Start for Packers in Browns Preseason Date
Vince Lombardi will start Zeke Bratkowski at quarterback for Green Bay against the Cleveland Browns in the second game of a NFL doubleheader. Bart Starr is not ruled out entirely due to bruised ribs, Elijah Pitts and Jim Grabowski to run, with five or six backs used. Green Bay is 4-0 in exhibition while Cleveland is 0-4.
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Vince Lombardi
Zeke Bratkowski
Cleveland Browns
Bart (Starr
Zeke
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Starr
Minnesota
Atlanta
Municipal Stadium
Packers
Elijah Pitts
Jim Grabowski
Green Bay
Wally Cruke
Browns
Termites and Trust in Home Canvassers
A cautionary note warns homeowners about dubious house-to-house canvassers and urges scrutiny of unfamiliar operators before trusting them with homes.
IL Contenders Play At Home
Rochester trails Richmond by a half game in the International League pennant race with three days left. Both teams play at home Sunday through Monday. Richmond has three games, Rochester four, keeping a possible tie in play. Richmond beat Columbus 2-1 Friday night but Rochester swept Buffalo 8-1 and 7-0. Jacksonville defeated Toledo 3-1 and Syracuse beat Toronto 4-2.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Richmond
Red Wings
Columbus
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Toledo
Syracuse
Toronto
Foster Tosses No-Hit Contest
Spokane pitcher Alan Foster threw a seven inning no hitter against Seattle, improving his streak to a no hit no run game in his last two Pacific Coast League starts. He walked one and struck out nine while guiding the Indians to a 10 run win.
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Spokane
Alan Foster
Indians
Angels
Friday Baseball Scores From Major Leagues
Friday results include Minnesota 5 Detroit 4 Boston 10 Chicago 2 New York 2 Washington 1 in 12 innings Baltimore 2 Kansas City 1 California 4 Cleveland 3. Today's and Sunday's games list matchups across leagues with standings and opponents.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Jacksonville
Toledo
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Indianapolis
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Hawaii
Phoenix
Tulsa
San Diego
Denver
Vancouver
Portland
Yesterday's Stars Pitcher Fryman Fires Three-Hitter
Woody Fryman of the Pirates pitched a three-hitter and fanned 15 in a 3-0 win over the Phillies. Ken Harrelson of the Red Sox drove in four runs with a double, triple and homer to beat the White Sox 10-2.
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Woody Fryman
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ken Harrelson
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Harrelson and Mathews Spark Late pennant chase
Ken Harrelson powered the Red Sox to a 10-2 win over Chicago lifting Boston in the AL pennant race while Ed Mathews bungled Detroit’s defense in a 5-4 loss to Minnesota. Harrelson drove in five with a homer a triple and a double as Boston maintained a half game lead. Mathews had two first inning errors and a late miscue as Detroit fell two games back.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press Sports
Fenway Park
Ken Harrelson
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Municipal Stadium
Ed Mathews
Detroit Tigers
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Mathews
Red
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Houston
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Red Sox
White Sox
California
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Washington
Mike Hogan
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Athletics
Gary Peters
Jose Santiago
Harmon Killebrew
Cesar Tovar
Reason To Hail Well Traveled Eyes New Hampshire Classic
Patrice JacobsReason To Hail faces Dr Fager In the $250000 added New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic at Rockingham Park. The gelding trained by Hirsch Jacobs has logged 18000 miles and 23 races this year, with one win the California Derby worth 59500 and total earnings 158020. Barbs Delight challenges as new competition alongside top picks Dr Fager and In Reality. Arlington Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park also features Another Nell and Royal Sue among 14 contenders for 175000 guaranteed purse. Entries weigh 119 pounds.
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N.H
Patrice Jacobs
Dr. Fager
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Hirsch Jacobs
Son
Hail To Reason
Golden Gate Field
Barbs Delight
Jim Bishop
Arlington Park
Daybreak Farm
Another Nell
Frank McMahon
Royal Sue
Rosey Grier Sidelined By Achilles Injury In Exhibition
Los Angeles Rams tackle Roosevelt Grier, 287 pounds, tore his right Achilles tendon in a Friday night exhibition against Kansas City. He faces surgery and a recovery that could sideline him two months or the season, as LA won 44 to 24.
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LOS Angeles
Roosevelt Grier
Los Angeles Rams
Kansas City
Grier
Ford's ERA Lowest Ever
New York AP reports Whitey Ford retired on Memorial Day with a career earned run average of 2.74, the lowest for any American League pitcher with 200 or more wins since ERA calculations began in 1912.
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New York
Whitey Ford
Friday's Fights Highlight International Boxing Cards
In Melbourne Li onel Rose defeated Ronnie Jones on points. In Barcelona Vicenzo Gentetempo stopped Ben Amari. In Goteborg Tom Boys out pointed Ruben Oricco with judges’ decisions.
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Melbourne
Australia
Lionel Rose
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Barcelona
Spain
Vicenzo Gentetempo
Italy
Ben Amari
Morocco
Goteborg
Sweden
Tom Boys
Denmark
Ruben Oricco
Uruguay
American trio win twice at table tennis tourney
In Toronto the U S men beat Canada 6 1 while the U S women fell 6 3 Del Sweers Grand Rapids Mich John Tannehill Middleport Ohio and Danny Pecora Wheeling Ill each recorded two victories in the men s singles events Friday
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Danny Pecora
Wheeling, Ill
John Tannehill
Middleport
Ohio
del Sweers
Grand Rapids
Mich
U.S
Canada
500 IN TOURNEY TORONTO
Nearly 500 entries have been received for the North American Karate Championships set to begin in Toronto on Monday. Organizers expect strong participation from competitors across the United States and Canada with preliminary rounds opening early in the week.
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Toronto
Injury Jinx Hits Tennis Tourney in Forest Hills
Billie Jean King opens defense of American title as injuries sap the field. Roy Emerson Vic Seixas continue second round bids while Ton Roche Tory Ann Fretz withdraw amid a string of withdrawals including Maria Bueno Nancy Richey Luis Garcia and John Cooper. Ailing Wimbledon champ John Newcombe faces movement limits as committee battles a troubled tournament.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Darlene Hard
Roy Emerson
Australia
Vic Seixas
Ernest Oberlander
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Ton Roche
Tory Ann Fretz
Los Angeles
Roche
Miss Fretz
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Luis Garcia
Mexico
John Cooper
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list details top MLB performers by category. Notables include Cepeda St Louis with 104 RBIs and Brock St Louis 41 steals, Aaron Atlanta 96 runs, Yastrzemski Boston leading batting average at .327 and 91 runs, and Lonborg Boston 186 innings pitched with a .750 mark as the top pitcher.
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St.l
Aaron
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Santo
Chic
Wynn
Houst
Brock
Staub
Pinson
Cin
Williams
Morgan
R.allen
Phil
Wills
F.robinson
Balt
Yastrzemski
Bost
McAuliffe
Det
Killebrew
Minn
Tovar
McDowell
Cleve
Lonborg
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