Dodgers Stretch Their Lead To Six Games
Muscatine Red Sox crushed Stan Wood's Corn Belt League club 6 to 0 at Tom Bruner Field to win their nineteenth game. Dick Petersen pitched a two hit shutout for his eleventh win, with 11 strikeouts and no walks. Hart, Grensing, Clarke, Freese, and Stephens provided key offense, including a late three run rally and Stephens long homer to left.
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Econtar
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Minors and Pacific Coast League Sunday results recap
In the Associated Press summary the International League shows Aysangas 4 3 Jacksonville 2 2 Atlanta 3 2 Richmond 1 6 Indianapolis 44 Toronto 3 7 Columbus 0 Syracuse 14 Rochester 7 Buffalo 6 ten innings. Pacific Coast League results list Seattle 5 5 Spokane 11 Denver 6 12 Dallas Fort Worth A Portland 2 San Diego 1 six innings Salt Lake City 0 Oklahoma City 24 Hawaii 4 Tacoma 3. Saturday notes include Denver 4 Dallas Fort Worth 0 Salt Lake City Oklahoma City 1 Seattle 5 Spokane 4 Portland 4 San Diego 3 Hawaii 8 Tacoma 5. The Giants and Redbirds trailed by six games in the National League pennant chase.
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Dodgers sweep Polo Grounds as season winds to housing end
Giants and Cardinals games were rained out. Dodgers win two at the Polo Grounds to stretch their road trip lead to six games, matching memories of a famed past home run by Thomson. Drysdale secures his 16th win with a three hitter. Calmus and Spahn add wins in other NL action.
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Ed Rohde Heads to Florida Archery Meet
Ed Rohde of 2206 Oneida avenue leaves for Daytona Beach to compete in the first annual Professional Archery Association tournament at Daytona Beach Golf and Country Club. The event runs Wednesday through Sunday with $10,000 in prizes. Rohde, en route by car with his wife and son, recently won a national target contest in California.
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Meerdink Wins Third Tourney At Park Lane
Barry Meerdink captured his third city golf title by forcing a sudden-death playoff with Larry Dwyer after both finished regulation at 145. Meerdink opened 72 through 36 holes at Geneva and Park Lane, then tied Dwyer with a 73 in the final round. Dwyer, two-under at Park Lane, finished 34 for a 145, with Kautz, Vetter, and Pulliam contenders in a crowded field.
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Butch) Meerdink
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Brown Wins Sani Open in Cold Des Moines Showdown
Des Moines veteran Joe Brown secured his fourth Herman Sani Open title at Hyperion Club after firing a 208 total on the 54 holes amid rain and cold. Defending champion Charles Updegraff finished second with a 213 total after a strong start and mid tournament slip.
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Palmer Faces Playoff Tuesday for World Series Bid
Arnold Palmer aims to secure the final World Series spot at Firestone, competing Tuesday against Jacky Cugit and Phil Rodgers. Palmer leads PGA earners with 96 955 dollars this season after six wins but no majors, with Julius Boros Bruce Charles and Jack Nicklaus contending for the other three spots.
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Yankees Extend Pennant Lead With Doubleheader Sweep
The New York Yankees wrapped a grueling 14-city swing with a Sunday doubleheader sweep at Chicago, boosting their AL margin to 10 games. Bobby Richardson drove in three in game one and Elston Howard delivered a standout four-hit performance in game two as Ralph Terry and Bouton held the White Sox to spark a 2-0 series win.
Dodgers Top Mets in Doubleheader as National League Leads
Dan Drysdale and Dick Calmus led the Dodgers in a doubleheader sweep against the New York Mets, with Drysdale allowing three singles in the opener and Calmus yielding one in five innings. Elston Howard of the Yankees hit a homer, a double, two singles and a sacrifice fly in the second game of a doubleheader versus the Chicago White Sox, as the Yankees won 82 to 84.
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Yoser al Jackson Was All the More Gin Drysdale Needed. Rookie Dick Calmus
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Packers Seen As Repeat Contenders In NFL Exhibitions
Bob Green reports Green Bay Packers, bolstered by college players, defeated the College All-Stars in Chicago and then beat Pittsburgh 27-7, Dallas Cowboys 31-10 in the Cotton Bowl, with fullback Jim Taylor rushing for 86 yards on 12 carries and 16 receiving yards. Giants edged Detroit 24-21 while Cleveland hosted a record crowd as Minnesota topped Los Angeles 27-3. Chiefs crushed Oakland 35-21. Broncos beat Chargers 25-21 in Denver.
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Open Church Softball Meets Slated Tonight
Games are seven weavemeghs in YMCA Church Softball and Open Softball tournaments. In the double elimination church meet St Marys St Matthias and Zion Lutheran tangle in a 7 o'clock game at Weed Park. The winner meets Calvary Baptist in the loser's bracket finals at 7 p m Thursday at the park. In the Open league tourney a doubleheader is on tap at Oregon Field Carlisle's Sports Shop and Krieger Motors at 7 30 p m and May Drug vs Moose lode at 9 p m. Another doubleheader is slated Tuesday with Ram's vs Drewys fal 7 30 and Henderson Garage vs Cheri-Top at 3 1 o'clock. Semifinals in the eight team tourney are scheduled Wednesday and the championship Thursday.
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U S Davis Cup Hails Ralston Lead for Australia Bid
The United States Davis Cup team, after a 4-1 win over Mexico in the American Zone semi finals at Los Angeles, eyes Australia as the challenge round favorites. Derris (Derris) Ralston emerged as the hero, with RBI-like dominance in singles and doubles, sealing the Americans’ 3-1 edge and boosting the bid for the Australian title.
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