Protest Lodged As R-M Grabs Open Softball Title Share
Cricket Club protested a fair ball ruling after R-M’s 42-0 win over Grain Processing, threatening a tie for the Open Softball League crown with Schmitt’s Sports who must beat Cricket to stay alive. Nine homers marked the day as A-M’s Bill Berk, John Robinson and Paul Hines cleared the fences, while Robinson pitched a three hitter for the win.
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Cricket Club
Bel
Em Millworks
Rem
Lille
R-M
Schmitt
Rhorst
A-M
Bill Berk
John Robinson
Paul Hines
Hines
Cricket
Dick Ruccert
Emmett O'Toole
Sonny Christofferson
Ken Lange
Roger Howell
Robinson
Bert Duncan
O'Toole
Bob
Ron Steckman
Vern LaRue
Fixes Spread To Football Jury Term Extended To Dec 29
A grand jury extension to December 29 spurs speculation that prosecutors will pursue the college basketball fixing scandal into football. Dist Atty Frank Hogan offered no comment while detailing court actions tied to indictments of players, coaches, and alleged fixers from New York area colleges and universities.
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New York
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Ston
B. Frost
Ib . S
Aaron Wagman
Lange
Rueckert
Shenk
O'Toole
Dong
Growwvinkle
St. Christofferson
Jackson
Brooklyn College
Grain
Michigan
FR. Rhodes
University of Oregon
Joe Nawlon
Rf Ives
Oregon
University of Michigan
Brib Ey Bartell
Budin Evens
L. Miller
F. Cooney
Ab Sree
C. Vardyariff
Wales
B. Hubbard
B. Andresen
Schmitt's Ag
Tucker
Con M. Kautz
Mills
Rt EL White
Cf G. Buster
Leech
B. Steckman
Connecticut
Detroit
Columbus
Grand New York University
Ty Sennah
Charlie North
Sander
John Morgan
V. LaRue
Anversity
James R Me Te Granala
FA Schmitt
Lou Barshak
Michael Sine
Budlin
North
Morgan
BSO
Ohio State
Granata
Granala
Siegel
Los Angeles City
Des Moines Man's Home Raided in Gambling Probe
Federal agents raided the Des Moines home of Anthony Ligouri as part of a multi state sweep targeting horse race bookmaking and lottery operations. Five telephones and records were seized. no arrest was made. Ligouri claimed he was only a bettor and not a bookie.
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Des Moines
Anthony
Tony) Ligouri
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Ligouri
Charles “F. Weston
IRS
Lavagetto Adopts Gus Fan Persona in Baseball Comeback
Orinda California resident Lavagetto, calling himself Gus Fan, talks baseball plans after leaving the Minnesota Twins. He expects a four team pace in the American League with the Yankees atop, while Detroit, Cleveland, and the White Sox vie for first division. Lavagetto, 46, enjoys a long awaited summer with family back home near Oakland.
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Orinda
Calif
Lavagetto
Gus
Sookie
Oakland
Minnesota Twins
Lavagella
Pye
Cookie
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Lavagetti
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Drabowsky Wins His Fourth In Row
Myron Moe Drabowsky the stopper specialist earned his fourth straight win as Louisville beat Denver 4-3, keeping the Bears from gaining first place. He has won four without a loss since leaving Milwaukee, and was touched for a ball hit that injured him in the sixth inning. Indianapolis moved into a second place tie with Denver by defeating Houston 4-1, while Omaha shut out Dallas Fort Worth 2-0.
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Associated Press
Myron
Moe) Drabowsky
Denver
Louisville
American Association
Bears
Drabowsky
Milwaukee Braves
Indianapolis
Houston
Omaha
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mays 3 homers spark Giants doubleheader sweep in Phil
Willie Mays blasted three homers and a double as the Giants swept Philadelphia in a doubleheader, pulling San Francisco into sole second place by .002 in the NL race. He raised his average to .331, drove in five runs, and his 20th one run of the season sealed the opener. Ken Lehman started for the Phillies, Billy O’Dell for the Giants, with Sam Jones finishing the win.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Giants
Willie
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Dallas Green
Frank Sullivan
Art Mahaffey
Billy Lees
Ken Lehman
Phils
Billy O'Dell
Sam Jones
Juan Marichal
Cubs
Jim Maloney
Don Cardwell
Unclear boxing bout result from scattered OCR data
The fragment mentions Al Grant of New Orleans defeating Andres Garcia of Los Angeles on points with a 10 round count and references Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore with a stoppage. Names and places appear jumbled, limiting confirmable details about date venue and full outcomes.
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Los Angeles
al Grant
New Orleans
Andres Garcia
Los ‘Angeles
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Ed Dora
Frank Cooney
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Moose
Don Weiss
Arnold Early
Boston Red Sox
Twin Cities
Frank Malzone
Farly
Red Sox
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Park Ave
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Brunswick
Jim Ls
Jimballenger
Climer
By ED Wilks
Ar Cardwell
Billy Williams
George Altman
Earl Francis
Hirey
Dodgers
White
Pirates
Evem
Sandy Kouta
Dodger
Francis
Tommy Davis
Brescia
Haly
Santo'Amonti
Mary
Bert Whitehurst
Baltimore
Gia
Teale Hed Nee
BOB” Rada
Rena
Auskey
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