Hoak Stages One Man Show as Reds Lead NL
Don Hoak homered twice to spark Cincinnati in a doubleheader sweep of Brooklyn 3-1 and 3-0, lifting the Reds atop the National League. The day also featured Orioles beating the White Sox twice 7-5 and 5-0, while the Tigers-Yankees clash produced a near riot and a Yankees win after a 4-0 deficit.
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Riley wins Churchill Valley amateur invitational for women
Maureen Riley of New Castle won the 54hole Churchill Valley Country Club event with a 236 total 26 over par from the men s tees. Rain delayed play on Saturday producing a curtailed tourney. Joan Wassel Churchill champion was runner up with a 239 total and a hole in one on the 145 yard 7th. Mrs. T E Nolan of New Castle placed fifth at 247.
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Baseball scores from the week with multiple results
Montreal defeats Richmond 4 to 1 in the first game while the second was rained out. Columbus edges Toronto 5 to 4 in the first game. Rochester beats Miami 6 to 5 in the first game and 3 to 0 in the second. Buffalo defeats Havana 1 to 0 in the first and Havana wins 12 to 2 in the second. Wichita trips Denver 4 to 1 in the first and 11 to 3 in the second. Omaha overwhelms Indianapolis 6 to 0 as Louisville logs a 1 to 0 win over St Paul. Bt Paul 2, Louisville 1 in the first. Charleston wins 9 to 8 over Minneapolis in the first and Charleston 5 Minneapolis 4 in the second.
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Argentinian Boxes Besmanoff Tonight
Argentine heavyweight Alex Miteff faces German challenger Willie Besmanoff in a nationally televised ten round bout at St. Nicholas Arena in New York tonight.
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Kadis Fund Reaches 37590 Total Donations
The Kadis fund tally shows 37590 dollars raised, with 7590 attributed to Dick Kadis contributions. The campaign continues as donations accumulate toward the target.
Major Baseball Standings and Results Recap
Sunday results show Cincinnati defeating Brooklyn 3 1 and 3 0 to gain first place while St. Louis beat New York 2 1 and 10 7. Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh 2 1 and Chicago swept Philadelphia 7 3 with a 4 4 second game. Weather caused several delays and doubleheaders with rain.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Rain Postponement List
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Wiffi Smith Ahead in LPGA Final as Hagge and Suggs Close In
Wiffi Smith holds a three stroke lead entering the final round of the LPGA Tournament as defending champion Marlene Bauer Hagge and Louise Suggs chase. Hagge shot 73 to reach 217, Suggs 74 for the day, while Smith posted 75 for a 54 hole total of 214 four over par after rain delayed play.
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Delaney Dominates Meets in Houston Mile Victory
Ron Delaney of Villanova won the indoor mile in 4 05 4 at the Houston meet beating Gail Hodgson of Oklahoma by about five yards. The 22 year old Irish runner then faced Tom Courtney in the half mile, where Courtney set a world mark of 1 46 8 in Los Angeles last May.
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Futures Beat Prison Team 2-0 for 11th Straight Win
Fats Katich pitched a one hitter through eight and a half innings as Future A.C. defeated Western State Penitentiary 2-0. Sam Medure and Norm Conti drove in the runs in the first inning, while Tom Scott held the prisoners to five hits.
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Snow And Rain Postpone Local Penn Ohio League Game
The DeCarbo's versus Midland game was postponed due to snow and rain. A rescheduled match with Sharon at Sharon will occur next Tuesday. Players gather at Carm's Barber Shop at 5:30.
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Local Leagues Schedule Dense With Games Across Regions
A lengthy weekly slate lists Monday events including Edenburg at Pulaski and New Wilmington at Hillsville. Wednesday features New Wilmington at Volant and Hillsville at Pulaski. Friday brings New Wilmington at New Castle and Edenburg at Tuesday matches with Shenango and Leyde's, plus numerous club matchups across small towns.
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Lay Mintz at Rest Today in Pittsburgh
Jake Mintz 57 longtime promoter and manager of Ezzard Charles will be buried at Beth Shalom Cemetery in Pittsburgh today. A Russian immigrant who fought as Fighting Jack O Boyle, Mintz promoted Charles until the 1949 title win over Jersey Joe Walcott and later became a public figure after fainting in the ring during that bout.
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Archery Contest Yields Twenty One Medals Across Seven Classes
Ninety nine shooters from eleven clubs competed Sunday with twenty one medalists in seven classes. Osage Club members dominated among winners including several from Grove City Brookfield Lisbon Warren and Osage. Results list multiple names across Expert Expert A and B Archer Ladies Junior and Intermediate divisions.
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Penn State Defeats Florida State 7-0 in NCAA First Round
Penn State won the NCAA first round game against Florida State 7 to 0 on Saturday. The Nittany Lions dominated with a commanding performance and advance in the tournament.
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Redlegs And Pirates Open Four Game Series At Forbes Field
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh start a four game set at Forbes Field with Joe Nuxhall for the Reds and Vernon Law for the Pirates. Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 2-1 in eleven innings to open a doubleheader before the Bucs won 5-3.
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Tanner Delivers Hit in Opening Cubs Doubleheader Game
Chuck Tanner opened the doubleheader against the Phillies in Philadelphia with a hit in three at bats. He played center field in the first game and left field in the second, while the Cubs won both games. Paris sees Davis Cup: France trims Britain lead to 21 points in the quarter final.
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Multisport triumphs and records in major events abroad and at home
Eddie Arcaro pilots Traffic Judge to victory in the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont. Bob Backus shatters the world record in the 56-pound weight throw at Pelham Manor. Henri De LaMaze wins the French International Amateur title at Chantilly. Althea Gibson and Lew Hoad win singles titles in Manchester. Arnold Palmer edges Doug Ford after 72 holes at Rubber City Open. Roger Ward leads the 100 mile National Big Car Rex Mays with a speed of 97.7 mph. Townsend Ackerman relocates his harness stable to Vernon Downs. Doug Ford tops earnings, with Palmer and Wall and Hebert also listed in prize money.
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Nearly 100 vie for berths in Pennsylvania amateur golf
About one hundred Western Pennsylvania golfers begin a qualifier for the state amateur golf tournament. The 64 player field will be filled after East and Central qualifiers in two weeks, determining sectional allotments.
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Italians Win Davis Cup Quarterfinal in Palermo
Italy beat Poland 4 1 in Palermo to clinch the European zone quarterfinal four matches to one after splitting its last two singles rubbers on Sunday.
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Sweden Qualifies for Davis Cup Semi after Denmark Win
Sweden defeats Denmark in a Sunday doubles match to reach the European zone Davis Cup semi final and set up a clash with Italy. The victory advances Sweden to a meeting with Italy in the next round.
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