Baseball Scores From A Busy Day In The Major Leagues
A crowded docket shows Milwaukee topping New York 10 7 and St Louis defeating Philadelphia 7 0. San Francisco beat Chicago 9 5 while Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 5 4. Los Angeles downed Houston 2 0. Cincinnati then won 4 1 in the nightcap. San Francisco outlasted Chicago 2 1 in 10 innings. Philadelphia swept St Louis 7 3 in the opener and then 5 2 in the nightcap. Milwaukee beat New York 2 1 as Los Angeles won 4 0 against Houston. Other results include Detroit over Cleveland 7 5 and New York over Baltimore 3 2. Washington topped Boston 5 4, Minnesota routed Kansas City 7 2, and Chicago beat Los Angeles 5 6. No other games scheduled.
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Oxygen Latest Secret Weapon Boosts Podres No-Hitter Bid
Dodgers left-hander Johnny Podres, fighting back trouble, used oxygen in the dugout during a 4-0 win over Houston as he extended a possible no hitter. Temple’s ninth inning single broke the bid. Sherry finished the game. Meanwhile Willie Mays’ 27th homer lifted the Giants past the Cubs, and Don Larsen earned the win in relief.
Mantle's dramatic homer lifts Yankees in 11-10 win
Mickey Mantle, back from a broken left foot, bat right handed as a pinch hitter, tees off on the second pitch to tie 10-10 in the 10th. He later feels an electric ovation from 38,555 fans at Yankee Stadium, finishing with his 12th homer of the season in a high scoring doubleheader. Yogi Berra's sacrifice fly wins the game.
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Wright Sees Whitworth As Title Threat
Milwaukee AP Wright notes Kathy Whitworth rises as threat to her title after Whitworth secures her second win in a week by taking the Milwaukee Women’s Open at North Shore. Whitworth shoots 70 to finish 286, beating Suggs and Pung by seven. Wright ends ninth at 299, Jessen carding 295 for fourth.
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Mills and Haynie Tie for National Open Lead in Money List
National Open champion Mary Mills and Sandra Haynie tied with 296s, each earning $755. Marilynn Smith shot 79 to finish with 297 total, earning $590 and placing third on the year’s money list with $12,647.
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Lopat Contract Extended By A's
Kansas City Athletics manager Ed Lopat will stay through the 1945 season under an extended contract. Lopat, named last fall on a two year deal, was asked by General Manager Pat Friday if he wished to sign for an extra year.
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Florida Counting On Line Strength for Gators Football
Florida coach Ray Graves touts a strong line from tackle to tackle with Lasky Murphy at tackles Dupree Shannon in the backfield and Barry Brown likely starting as an end. The Gators open Sept 14 at Georgia Tech, then face Mississippi State Alabama Vanderbilt LSU Auburn and Georgia, with nonconference foes Richmond Miami and Florida State.
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Corbett Lands New Five Year LSU Athletic Director Deal
LSU athletic director Jim Corbett received a fresh five year contract maintaining his $19,250 annual salary. Appointed in 1955, Corbett is credited with lifting LSU football back to the national spotlight. The board announced the deal on Saturday.
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Colonnaid Promises Relief for Tense Nerves Blocked Bowels
A sales blurb claims tense nerves disrupt bowel impulses causing constipation and introduces Colonnaid tablets as a remedy. It touts a colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action, promising gentle, overnight relief and a feeling of well being with a small introductory price.
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