Two Open Softball Openers Capture Weeknight Wins
Ina Mae's beat May Drug 7 to 3 at Kent Stein Park as Ben Frost and teammates fueled a seventh inning surge. Wilton defeated Hamm's Beer 3 to 1 behind Keith Chapman's four hitter, with Roger Krieger Motors and area sponsors listed in Wednesday's results.
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Mets Angry Over a Report on Casey's Last Year
Mets deny an AP report that Casey Stengel will return as manager in 1963 and say no decision has been made at season end. Giants owner Horace Stoneham silent as Alvin Dark's status remains unchanged with Dark confirming his stance. Willie Mays powered the Giants past the Mets with two homers to widen the lead. Philadelphia swept the Houstons.
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Mays Saves Giants With Two Homers In Nl Win At Shea
Willie Mays, sick with a heavy cold, defies lineup and hits two home runs, his 30th and 31st, lifting the Giants to a 4-1 victory over the Mets at Shea. Manager Alvin Dark’s job status looms amid racial remarks reports, but Mays defends him with his bat as San Francisco stays two back in the pennant race.
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Major League Stars Batting Headlines Mays In Lineup
Willie Mays, despite a cold streak, hit his 30th homer as the San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 4 to 1. Camilo Pascual earned his first win since July 1, yielding three hits as the Minnesota Twins beat Boston 6 to 1.
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Speculation On Ford Frick Succession Grows
Ford Frick announced retirement as baseball commissioner after his current term ends next year. The 60 year old, in office since September 20 1951, said he would stay on until a successor is chosen by the 20 club owners and is open to remaining to help the transition. Names linked include Joe Cronin Sen Kenneth B Keating and Judge Robert Cannon as possible successors as executives plan a Chicago meeting to outline selection procedures.
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Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
AP recap of American League standings and results with wins for Minnesota Boston Detroit and Cleveland. highlights include Detroit beating Chicago 1 in 13 innings and Minnesota 6, Boston 1. National League notes San Francisco, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Cincinnati games. minor leagues results from International and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Skeet Champs Crowned at World Tournament in Reno
Alex Kerr of Beverly Hills was named world champion and Steve Hanzel of San Antonio was junior champion at the 1984 World Champion Skeet Shooting Tournament in Reno Nevada. Kerr won after a 15 gunner sudden death shootoff as Harold's Gun Club closed its fifth day after 15 contestants posted perfect scores.
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Olympic official Karl Ritter Von dies in Munich at 73
Karl Ritter Von Halt longtime IOC member and honorary president of the West German National Olympic Committee died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. He was 73.
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Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It In 3 Days
Advertisement claims quick cure for athlete's foot using antiseptic powders and topical treatments. Promotes BRAMWAY PHARMACY and a 48 cent back offer on Uquid products. Describes infection sloughing and healthy skin replacement while noting itching and burning relief.
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