Foytack Slapped With Four Straight Home Runs Inning
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Paul Foytack gave up four consecutive homers in an inning to Cleveland as Woodie Held Pedro Ramos Tito Francona and Larry Brown connected in the second game of a doubleheader. Cleveland swept the Angels 9-5 and 1-0, setting an American League record and tying the major league mark.
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Open Softball Showdown At Oregon Field Postponed
Hendersons Garage climbs to fourth with a 4 0 4 win over Drewrys Beer after a wet field track delayed Cheti Top and Moose I tilt. Postponed games include Cheti Top versus Moose I due to wet grounds while Hendersons and Mays clash. The doubleheader features seven homers by Indians and late heroics by Tresh for the Yankees in major league play.
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Homers Garry Rees to a Win in Midwest League Game
The Burlington Bees defeated Wisconsin Rapids 7-3 as Joe Mack belted a two run homer in the ninth. Tom Reynolds opened the scoring with a two run shot in the third and Brice Smith added a two on homer in the eighth. Wisconsin Rapids trailed Clinton by a half game after Cedar Rapids won 4-2.
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Great Relay Leg by Hayes Marks U S Track Meet
United States coach Payton Jordan hailed Robert Hayes for a stunning anchor leg as the U S defeated West Germany in Hanover. Hayes trailed Alfred Hebauer by five yards but surged to win the 400 meter relay in 39.7 seconds, anchoring a dominant American showing with eight wins in ten events.
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Red Sox Rally Past Galesburg 21-1 in Midweek Battle
Muscatine Red Sox exploded for 21 runs at Tom Bruner Field as catcher Freese belted a grand slam in the first inning. McCleary, Hart, Carter and Freese led a 12-hit attack while Huffman was ejected after a disputed call. Galesburg’s lone run came on a first-inning single and sacrifice, leaving the Merchants at 10-8 while Muscatine improves to 46-3 for the year.
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Still Smiling After Bad Break Scorecard Summary
Galesburg beat Red Sox 10 to 5 in a nine inning game. key hits included 2B by Robinson Epper son and Freese HR for the Galesburg squad. McCleary pitched seven plus innings for the win. Huffman took the loss.
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Carlisle's Sport Shop Wins Little League Final
Carlisle's Sport Shop rallied from a 3-2 deficit to beat Gibson Realtors 4-3 in a playoff at Oak Park. John Henderson started the rally with a single and score, Mark Johnston homered, and Mike Price delivered the eventual game winning hit with two outs in the sixth. About 200 fans attended as Carlisle's claimed the American division berth for the upcoming world series.
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Minor League Results From Associated Press Play
Indianapolis defeated Butler 7 to 3 in 2 extra innings. Richmond beat Columbus 1 to 0 in 12 innings. Syracuse triumphed 6 to 3 over Jacksonville. Rochester won 5 to 4 against Atlanta. Toronto routed Arkansas 14 to 2.
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Games Tonight in National Division Clash at 6315
Moosey and Wendersen take on Oregon while Rosenberg faces Henry at West. Thatcher meets AFL-CIO at Osx Park. Minn vs Cubs battles Cards at Tayler.
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Favor Wright Tops Milwaukee Open Field
Miss Wright defends her title at the Milwaukee Open at North Shore Country Club, a $12,500 event with a $2,000 first prize. Top contenders include Marilynn Smith Sally Whitworth Patty Berg and other leading names as Wright resumes tour after a Dallas vacation.
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Big 3 Missing As 140 Play in St Paul Open
Amateurs and several stars absent from the St Paul Open golf tournament opening. Dan Finsterwald among favorites with fellow pros Rock and Middleton, while 140 groups and local amateurs tee off for the $89,000 purse. Suttles comments on the so called Big Three absence as the field prepares for the event.
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Mets Lefty Craig Adds To Losing Streak In Dodgers Rout
Roger Craig stretched to 19th loss this year as the Dodgers beat the Mets 25 to 3. The right-hander's skid extends a winless stretch dating to April, while Los Angeles increased its lead in the pennant race.
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Liston Cannot Promote Bout In Philadelphia
Harrisburg report says Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay cannot stage their heavyweight title bout in Philadelphia as Intercontinental Promotions loses its promoter license. The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission rejected the license after Attorney General Alessandroni cited the 1955 law prohibiting promoters from direct or indirect financial interest in a boxer, noting Liston holds 4 3/4 percent of Intercontinental Promotions.
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Sub-State Prep Finals Set Tonight in Iowa
Tonight in Creston and La Porte City two sub state finals determine finalists for the state tournament. West Des Moines faces defending champion Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson plays Mason City at Creston with Clinton St. Mary’s meeting at La Porte City. Games start at 8 pm with winners advancing to next week’s title event.
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Pacific Coast League scores roundup and trends
Hawaii beats Seattle 4 1, Spokane defeats Oklahoma City 5 4, San Diego tops Salt Lake City 2 1. Dallas Fort Worth wins 10 4 over Denver, Portland 3 2 over Tacoma, game in nings noted.
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Clay to Make a New Vocal Album to Be Called I'm the Greatest
Cassius Clay, the heavyweight contender, signs a recording contract and plans an album titled I'm the Greatest. At a cocktail party he spoke for 30 minutes, predicting success in show business and promoting a potential bout with Sonny Liston at Philadelphia Stadium.
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