Monday Baseball Results From Boston to San Francisco
The night slate featured Boston beating Minnesota 5-4 in the only daytime game and a set of night matches including New York at Boston Cleveland at Chicago Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Kansas City Washington at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at New York San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Standout box notes list Heffner and Kaat in a tight Minnesota loss, Burleson and Mantilla among Boston’s homer makers, plus varied league results across the National and American leagues with several postponed or rescheduled items and multiple minor league and horse racing blurbs from New Bedford to Saratoga and Atlantic City.
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Seniors Eliminate 2 Challengers In Dixie World Series
Day two of the Dixie Senior Baseball World Series features five second round games reducing ten contenders to eight. Results from day one include Kilgore Texas 11 Stanleytown Virginia 2 and others. Schedule lists Stanleytown versus Chattanooga Lakeland versus Lawrenceville Hueytown versus Meridian Bossier City versus Monroe Kilgore against winner of Lawrenceville Lakeland. Eliminations include Stanleytown vs Chattanooga and Hueytown vs Meridian. Opening ceremonies crowned Miss Marianne Robinson Monroe as Dixie Senior queen and Lou Girard posthumously received the best league commissioner plaque.
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Marianne Robinson
Dixie
Jimmie Davis
Marianne
Legion Memorial Stadium
Lou Girard
Metairie
Girard
Stars Hit Two Homers For Red Sox Win
Yesterday's Stars HITTING Lu Clinton and Boston beat Minnesota 5-4 to end a nine game skid as Clinton drove in four with two homers. PITCHING Chris Short of Philadelphia beat San Francisco for first time in four years, allowing eight hits with eight strikeouts and one walk in a 3-1 Phillies victory.
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Chris Short
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Phillies
Giants
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Callison
Pittsburgh
Houston
Roy Sievers
Like Old Times Boos For Face Turn To Cheers
Pirates relief ace Elroy Face, once labeled washed up, delivered five straight solid appearances against the Houston Colts, preserving Bob Friend’s 14th win and anchoring a 4-2 Pirates burst into a six place tie with Philadelphia. Manager Danny Murtaugh praised Face’s resurgence and durability.
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Gordon Trophy Tennis Matches Set for Quebec Event
The Gordon Trophy senior tennis championship for the United States and Canada will be staged at the Seigniory Club in Montebello Quebec on August 16 and 17. The United States currently holds the team trophy.
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Indians Place Guard Berths In New Hands
The loss of regulars Billy Foster and Larry Rambin opens guard spots for several contenders at State football line. Joe McClain, 200 pounds from Newellton, looks set for one job while Billy Ross Graves and Donald King compete for the other. Kings progress hampered by injuries but he and Graves show improved blocking and defense. Also vying are Jewell McBroom, Jim Kirkendall, and two sophomores, Freddy Morris and Mike Dore, with incoming recruits Eddie Mittlebrown, Joe Bondurant, and Jim Strong.
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Jim Kirkendall
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Holly Ridge
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Eddie Mittlebrown
DeLasalle High
New Orleans
Joe Bondurant
Sicily Island
Jim Strong
Delhi
Dodgers Rest Giants Fall on Blue Monday Cloud
Dodgers rest days lift rivals as Phillies and Astros upset Giants on a Monday. Callison and Short key a two run eighth for Philadelphia while Mota replaces Lynch in Pittsburgh’s win over Houston. Mays stretches hit streak to 14 as Duffalo takes loss.
First Christian Edges Central Baptist In Church B Final
In the first Church B League final game First Christian defeated Central Baptist 5 to 4. M Wroten and B Clark earned wins, McGee and Roy took the loss, Clark recorded three hits while Central totaled three. The second Church B playoff game between Central and First Christian is set for 7 p.m. at Benoit Field.
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Maroons Obtain Mike LeClareq on Athletic Scholarship
STATE COLLEGE Mississippi AP report says Mike LeClareq, 190 pound end from Redemptorist High School Baton Rouge, signed an athletic scholarship with Mississippi State University on Monday. He also lettered in track and will join the Maroons as a football signee.
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Ussery guides four Saratoga winners in Monday brief
At Saratoga New York Bobby Ussery rode four winners on Monday missing a six win day by nosed defeats in two other races. Also reported a 687 pound tuna caught in Nova Scotia and Montreal coach Jim Trimble noting Joe Stracina will miss at least a month after injuring four fingers while mowing his lawn. Ivalinda won Arlington’s third race paying $382 for $2, the largest Illinois payoff since 1935.
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Boxing promoter proposes Tiger title bout in Pittsburgh
Archie Litman proposed a November or December title match between world middleweight champion Dick Tiger and the winner of Robin Carter versus Farid Salim. Litman cabled Tiger's manager, Jersey Jones, offering 25000 dollars for Tiger to appear in Pittsburgh. Carter and Salim meet in a nationally televised 10 round bout at the Civic Arena on September 14.
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Dubie to Meet Finger in Second Round at 37th Event
In Buffalo Detroit's top seed Jerry Dubie advances to the second round of the men's singles, facing Craig Finger from Niagara Falls in the 37th edition of the event.
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Detroit
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