Morris Summer Pony and Little League Open Monday
Morris summer recreation program begins with 225 boys ages 9 to 15 across four Pony League teams and four Little League squads. Games start 10 am on the high school field for Pony League, and 6 pm for Little League first teams at the Goodwill playground with second teams at 9 am. June fixtures include Eagles Lions Legion Moose and full rosters with captains and players listed.
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Standings and schedules for major leagues with notable results
The standings show teams like Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia with records several percentages apart. Friday results include Brooklyn 2 St Louis 1 and Milwaukee 10 Philadelphia 2 among others. The American League lists Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Washington with Saturday schedules and Sunday matchups. Eagles team lists follow with players named including Minarich Bellon Chronister Warner and Ward along with many others.
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Patton and Mayer Lead Open Halfway at Inverness
Amateur Billy Joe Patton and pro Dick Mayer paced 52 players into the 36 hole stretch of the 57th National Open at Inverness Club Toledo Ohio. They posted 70 68 for 138, two strokes ahead of a 140 par midpack. Notables Demaret and Harbert faded from opening leaders.
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Morrow and Murchison Fast in NCAA 100 Yard Dash
Bobby Morrow and Ira Murchison each clocked 9.3 seconds in the NCAA meet preliminaries as Morrow edged Murchison by less than a foot. Bell nearly tied Jesse Owens record in the long jump with 26 feet 7 inches, while Robinson ran the 220 yard hurdles in 22.4 seconds. Indiana led qualifying with eight spots, but Villanova loomed as the team to beat.
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Fight results from distant boxing cards across three continents
In Detroit Yvon Durelle versus New Brunswick, and Tony Anthony versus New York drew zero rounds. In Osaka Benny Espinosa from the Philippines outpointed Hideto Kobayashi in Tokyo. The results reflect a mixed set of international bouts with no clear knockout outcomes.
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DeJarnatt Accepts Coaching Post at Sterling High School
Carson DeJarnatt, former Morris High School football and wrestling mentor, announces a move to Sterling Township High School. He will teach algebra and geometry and join the coaching staff later as assistant track coach while retaining wrestling duties. He plans August relocation.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates 11-5 as White Sox and Yankees Win
Cubs rout Pirates 11-5 on five‑game Pirate slide while White Sox beat Washington 10-4 and Yankees top Kansas City 10-1. Kluszewski homered for Cincinnati in NL pennant chase. Mays and Aaron drive runs for Giants and Braves.
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Anthony Held to Draw by Durelle
Detroit reports three potential rematches after the 10 round draw between Yvon Durelle and Tony Anthony. Anthony and manager Ernie Braca said a win over light heavyweight champion Archie Moore would earn him a title shot, as analysts noted Anthony avoided defeat but showed restraint and counterpunching.
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