Middletown High Sputs Past White 68 62 In Open Tilt
Middletown High’s Glenn Ellison fielded two potent units as the Purples beat the Whites 68 to 62 at Barntt Stadium in a high scoring preview of the season. Ellison’s attack featured several backs and two junior quarterbacks driving a barrage of passes and long runs. The Purple offense built momentum with multiple scoring plays including a 55 yard pass, a 82 yard run, and a 15 yard scoring jaunt, while the White squad answered with ground gains and a late rally.
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Dodgers and Braves close in on Giants in tight NL race
Dodgers pull within half a game of the Giants after a 5-4 doubleheader win over Pittsburgh powered by Wally Moon’s three homers. Braves sweep Cincinnati 10-2 as they claw within a game of first. Maury Wills and Charlie Neal drive the deciding hits in Face’s end of 22 straight wins. Willie McCovey’s 4 for 4 ends with Roberts beating San Francisco.
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Tut Upset Stuns Grass Loving Bartzen at Nationals
In Forest Hills semifinals, unseeded P Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo loses to Neale Fraser while Alex Olmedo meets Ron Holmberg. Bartzen, who dislikes grass, had earlier defeated Barry MacKay 6-3 6-4 6-4. Fraser, Olmedo, and Holmberg advance as winds disrupt play and top players show form. Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard lead the women's semifinals with Truman and Haydon in contention.
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Bally Ache Seeks Sixth Stakes Win In World's Playground
Bally Ache, leading money winner among 2-year-olds with 190,961, aims to extend his record in Atlantic City’s 100000-added Worlds Playground Stakes. He faces 11 rivals at seven furlongs, with rivals Vital Force Sky Clipper and Heavenly Body among the notable entrants.
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Hayes Welcomes Skywriters At Ohio State Football Camp
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes hosted more than twenty Midwest sports writers with a royal welcome at a Big Ten football camp. He had chairs and umbrellas set up for the writers who arrived by plane three hours late after last year’s practice disruption.
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Doctors Asked Al Prep Tilts
The Ohio chapter of the American College of Surgeons urges a doctor of medicine be on duty at every high school athletic event for injuries. A panel said osteopaths chiropractors and chiropodists have led in the province of doctors and in some places only coaches or trainers respond to injuries. Dr. Nicholas J. Giannestras said a committee of the Ohio State Medical Assn is working to fix this. The panel opposed using painkillers to keep injured athletes in games.
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New Bee Gee Stadium Okayed By Trustees
Bowling Green State University trustees approve a $400000 stadium funded mainly by student fees. The project advances with plans detailing the funding source and campus impact.
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Orioles blank White Sox in doubleheader sweep
Baltimore twirler Jack Fisher and 20 year old Jerry Walker held Chicago scoreless over 25 innings in a two night doubleheader, Fisher earning his first major league win. The Orioles backed them with 10 hits including homers by Nieman and Tasby, sweeping Chicago 3-0 and 10-0 as Chicago drop three straight.
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Hot Putters Lead Dallas Open After First Round
Bo Wininger and Bob Rosburg shot 67 to share the Dallas Open lead at 18 holes on the Oak Cliff Country Club course. Sam Snead and Ben Hogan struggled, each finishing at 74 with a double bogey on 18. Rosburg seeks his first win at this event, while Wininger aims for his first tournament victory.
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Roommates Power and Lopez on Baseball Teams
Vic Power of the Cleveland Indians and Hector Lopez of the New York Yankees were roommates when they played for the Kansas City Athletics.
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Baseball scores from Friday AL games and extra innings
Results show New York defeated Detroit 9 to 3, Washington beat Cleveland 5 to 4, Kansas City beat Boston 8 to 6, Baltimore edged Chicago 3 to 1 in a 16 inning second game, with Cleveland at New York 2 listed. Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston also in result list. Kansas City at Baltimore (2) noted.
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Baseball and boxing results from multiple leagues and cities
Scores show Chicago over St. Louis 2-1 and Milwaukee 10 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1 San Francisco 0. Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 4-0. Sunday MLS playoff notes include Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Richmond 5 Buffalo 2 with Havana 10 Columbus 3. Fort Worth 2 Louisville 0 and Minneapolis 3 Omaha 1 in minor leagues. Tokyo boxer Nagata beat Baby Carlos 122 2 in Tokyo Manila.
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Bears Rally Past Giants In Exhibition Clash
The undefeated Bears capitalized on Giants errors to win 18-6, moving to 5-0 in exhibition play as Zeke Bratkowski connected with Jim Dooley on a 10 yard TD pass and Chicago forced a fourth down stop. Bobby Layne’s two TDs paced Pittsburgh past Chicago’s Cardinals 21-13.
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Miami Bench Florentino Fernandez Drives Win Over Ortega
Florentino Fernandez of Cuba outpointed Gaspar Ortega of Mexico 146 to 145 and starred with a 51 yard keeper before Crowe sealed the scoring with a 16 yard TD run. Truss connected on the extra points as Van Cleve was tackled in the end zone on a punt attempt. Coach Ellison praised the offensive showing and looked ahead to next week against Dayton Fairmont at Barnitz Stadium.
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