Schmitts Clinches Tie For Title In Open League
Schmitts clinches first half championship with a win over Cricket club in eight innings at Oregon Field. Vern LaRue pitched a five hit victory, Ev White collected his third hit, and Ben Frost homered as Schmitts moved into sole possession of the Open League lead with an eighth straight win. Cheri-Top also won, scoring three runs late to seal the victory.
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Drowrys
Oregon Field
Cricket Club
Ghee-Top
Columbus Junction
Ev White
Alexander Way
Vern LaRue
Ben Frost
Ron’Haveman
Wes Hagens
Steve Shenk
LaRue
Sum Beatty
Howell
Tom Wasson
Mike Berlin
Duane ‘Koberg
Giants Manager Denies Losing Complex Amid June Swoon
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark dismissed talk of a losing complex as the Giants endured a June swoon. He warned against defeatist thinking while preparing Candlestick Park for a home series with Milwaukee after a two-game set loss and a slide from the league lead.
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Alvin
Dark
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Hungry Breed Scent Open At Jah Eastern Starts Today
Baltimore report notes purses totaling $25,000 with a $5,300 first prize as the Jah Eastern Open begins. Notables Arnald Palmer Jack Micklaus Gary Palyor and Gene Liter are entered though some top names skip the event for rest after 72 holes.
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Baltimore
Arnald Palmer
Jack Micklaus
Gary Palyor
Gene Liter
Pitchers suffer from poor marksmanship in MLB action
Associated Press reports a league wide string of wildness with multiple plunkings and brawls. Boston starter Mike Fornieles tied a modern single game record by hitting four Red Sox batters in a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland. Proceedings in Kansas City saw Jerry Walker of the Athletics hit Leon Wagner and Wagner retaliate, leading to a five man free for all and ejections. Cleveland moved two games up in the standings with a 5-1 win, while Los Angeles defeated Kansas City 5-1 and Washington edged Detroit 5-4. New York and Baltimore rainout details noted.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
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Barry Latman
Buba Phillips
Phil
Pinson Apologizes After Punched Scribe Over Criticism
Earl Latyson notes Johnny Pinson threw a harder punch than Lawson after a Cincinnati game won 5 4 by Pittsburgh. Pinson, 23, said he was sorry for punching Lawson who criticized his fielding. Lawson and Temple later patched things up noting Temple hit harder and that he holds no grudges.
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Lou Prato
Pittsburgh
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Vada
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Bowling league standings and high scores summary
Pearl lanes hosts women’s league standings with Mourning Glories and Georgia Nilex leading. High team score 348 by Grime Glories, Paynes 538 and 514. High games include Doreen Rutz 203 and Sandy Naber 191, with Sandy Naber 338 and Ruth Naber 523 in series.
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Barbara’ Swab
Ruth Naber
Doreen Rutz
Fladoos Lonelowan Defeats Meerdink in Collegiate Golf
Sharon Pladons of Dubuque faced defending champion Judy Hoetmer of Washington in the quarterfinals of the Women's Collegiate golf tournament in Albuquerque. Pladons led after Meerdink’s early exit, defeating Mary Wise of Purdue 4 and 3, while Sue Meerdink from Muscatine earlier qualified behind June Robinson of Oregon State. The event featured several regional competitors and surrounding match play results.
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Yowa
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Dubuque
Judy Hoetmer
University of Washington
Sharon
Haeyerstate
Sue. Meerdink
Mascaline
Miss Fladoos
University of Iowa
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Purdue
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Puedue
Julie ‘Hull
Carol, Sorenson
Arizona State
New Mexico
Mary Jo Campbell
New Golf Meet Matches Top Champs in Muscatine
A new exclusive golf tournament will pair Masters, U S Open, British Open and PGA winners for a 30,000 first prize. The event at Firestone Country Club runs Sept 4-9 with matches Saturday and Sunday. Prize money for top finishers totals 59,000 for first, 15,000 for second, and at least 5,000 for others, with third place possible to 10,000.
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Journal
Firestone Country Club
PGA
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