St. Louis Beats Milwaukee 8 to 2 in NL Game
In a National League contest the St. Louis team scored eight runs on nine hits while Milwaukee managed two runs on six hits. Key events include Grammas grounded out in the sixth for St. Louis and Cheney grounded out in the seventh. Tate doubled in the sixth and Smith ran for H in the ninth. Blaylock grounded out in the ninth.
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Softball results from Church League night action
Trinity defeats Calvary 6 2 on Dan Walker one hitter Scott Hart and Hart Thomas take the loss College Place tops Victory 10 6 Haddad and Palmer homer Murdock and Tilley two hits apiece for winners Haddad holds Victory to two hits Claiborne edges First Methodist 7 6 Brown Ramsey lead at plate Ramsey 2 3 Bob McGough 2 3 for First Methodist Hudson Toadvin lose In C circuit Parkview 19 8 over McGuire Daniel Foster Lewis Deland three hits Labranc two for McGuire Brant Hickson Morrow on mound Fair Park 18 13 over Fellowship Jordan Price roundtrippers Hinton Jordan defeat Reninger Wooley
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Johnson to miss national decathlon in Kingsburg
Rafer Johnson will not defend his national decathlon title in Kingsburg California this weekend due to injury from a recent car accident Doctors say he should not risk further damage and may compete in select events at the Philadelphia meet July 18 19 against the Soviet team Vasily Kuznetsov remains a top rival Johnson will prepare with AAU permission while C K Yang from Formosa steps up as a leading threat from UCLA.
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Braves Beat Cardinals as Crandall Drives In Four
In a high scoring game Del Crandall powered the Braves to a 9-5 win over the Cardinals with a double and homer. On the mound Milt Pappas allowed five hits and fanned four in a five to one victory over first place Indians.
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American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Mixed in One Note
Summary of batting leaders in the American League with players like Kuenn Kaline Runnels Fox and Killebrew plus runs batted in and hits. Also includes pitching leaders Larsen Wilhelm Johnson Lary and Shaw with win loss records. Separate second league totals include Banks Aaron Cepeda Pinson and Moon with home runs and steals.
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Redlegs Sign Kid Brother Of Oriole Ace
Cincinnati Reds sign Bob Klaus 20 brother of Billy Klaus of the Orioles. Klaus hit .394 .312 .364 in three college seasons at Illinois and earned Florida State tournament MVP honors. He will report to Nashville in the Southern Association after a sizeable bonus. Also signed were Larry Dovel and Don Paul with undisclosed bonuses.
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Fleming Signs with Canada Bound Lions CFL
Fleming, Iowa halfback, has signed to play with the Western Division Lions of the Canadian Football League, headed to Vancouver, British Columbia.
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