Bad Day For Orioles Lose Game Lead Powell
The report covers multiple items including deer license announcements in Pennsylvania with specific dates and fees, a new bird species discovery by LSU museum in Peru named after Alexander Wetmore, and two West Virginia coal companies losing permit renewals for improper waste treatment.
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Gama Commission
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Harrisburg
Penna
New Bird
Louisiana State University Museum
John P. O'Neill
Houston
Texas
Peru
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
West Virginia
State Water Resources Division
United Pocahontas Coal Company
Elkhorn Creek
Page Coal and Coke Company
Pageton
Little Creek
Maryland
Shenandoah Race Day Results and Entries
Race card notes two races for 3 year olds at Purse $1200 with Hartle River Gal Valencia Lady and The Commencer, plus a 2nd race listing Web Alley Mirage's Baby Warrior Lady and others. A 4th race offers a $1300 claiming for 4 year olds with Tip Sheet Summer Tanager and Polichmela. Twin Double payouts, attendance 4,304.
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Adessa
Zangari
Fitzgerald
Web Alley
Wilson
Espinosa
Warrior Lady
Headly
Zangart
Polichmela
D Smith
Colavito Drives Athletics To 7-4 Win Over Cleveland
Rocky Colavito drove in the tying and go ahead runs with a single as Kansas City erupted for four in the eighth to beat Cleveland 7-4. Ed Charles sacrifice set up Colavito's key hit and Doe Edwards drove in two with a single. Woody Held had earlier doubled in a Cleveland run.
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Cleveland
Rocky Colaxito
Kansas City Athletics
Indians
Woodie
Athletics
Don McMahon
Lee Stange
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Colavito
Doe Edwards
Kansas City
Meyer
Stock
Wyatt
Edwards
Stange
McMahon
Bell
Azcue
Stup's Sinclair Tops East Frederick in Practice Win
Max Wehne fired a two hitter and Lou Finneyfrock hit a grand slam as Stup's Sinclair defeated East Frederick 8 to 2 in a city league practice game at Baker Park. Kehne dominated on the mound, nine Stup hits fueled the offense, and Bob Allison added a two run triple.
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Max Wehne
Lou Finneyfrock
Stup
Sinclair
East Frederick
Finneyfrock
Bob Allison
Kehne
Allison
Blank
Kimmel
Lake
Tri County League All Stars Report for Cumberland Game
All Tri County League all stars must report at Mc Curdy Field by 6 p.m. Saturday for the game against the Cumberland all stars.
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McCurdy Field
Cumberland All-Stars
Boog Breaks Left Wrist As Bosox Top Birds 4-3
Boston tops Baltimore 4 3 as Bob Tillman belts his 15th homer and Dick Radatz nails down the win. Powell suffers a fractured left wrist and may miss up to a month, delaying Baltimore in the pennant race. Morehead pitched six strong innings before Radatz closed it out.
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Bosox
Boston
Dick Radatz
Baltimore
Bob Tillman
Orioles
John Powell
Powell
Radatz
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Oriole
Earl Robinson
Russ Snyder
Luis Aparicio
Snyder
Sam Bowens
Jerry Adair
Jackie Brandt
Red Sox
Dave Vineyard
Tillman
Frank Malzone
Dalton Jones
Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Dave McNally
Ed Weidner
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Curt Blefary
Rochester
Gino Cimoli
Vineyard
McNally
Miller
Orsino
W—Morehead
L—Vineyard
Reds Rally For Six In Eighth To Beat Giants 10-7
Relief pitcher Ron Herbel walked Tommy Harper with bases loaded to force home the tie breaking run and spark a six run eighth inning as Cincinnati recovered from a 4-3 deficit to defeat San Francisco 10-7. Johnson homered for the Reds and Crandall added for San Francisco.
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SAN Francisco
Ron Herbel
Tommy Harper
Cincinnati
Reds
Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Deron Johnson
Bulk O'Dell
Leo Cardenas
Steve Boros
Sammy Ellis
Harper
Marty Keough
Herbel
O'Dell
Boros
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Johnson
RBI
Robinson
Don Pavietich
San Fran
Nuxhall
Tsitours
Ellis
Edwards
Pavletich
Perry
Pregenter
Crandall
W —Ellis
L—O Dell
Cardenas
Cepeda
Mays
Garden TV Era Ends with MSG Boxing Finale
John ny Persol and Henry Hank set to fight in a televised bout that ends Madison Square Garden’s 20 year run of boxing shows. The event marks the last screen presentation from the famed New York venue for armchair fans.
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New York
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Madison Square Garden
New York Battleground
Dick Tiger
Rocky Rivera
Cleveland
Tie Game
ABC
Persol
Brooklyn
Willie Pastrano
Hank
Mississippi
World Boxing Association
Braddock Girls Beat St Bees 16 to 5 in Softball League
Braddock defeated St Bees 16 to 5 as Judy Twenty led Braddock with a triple and two doubles while J Sum mel belted two homers, a triple and a double for St Bees in a late-season league game. Capek, Harding and Keeney also contributed, with Sept 11 upcoming boxing telecast news and Lipscomb death noted in brief sports roundup.
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Braddock
St. Bees
Judy
J. Summel
Capek
Harding
Keeney
White Sox blank Yankees 5-0 to seize AL lead
Chicago White Sox shut out the New York Yankees 5-0 to sweep the four game series and move into first place with a .615 percentage. Al Lopez celebrated his 56th birthday as Johnny Buzhardt earned his 9th win while Whitey Ford took the loss after a hip ailment limited him to four innings.
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Joe Cronin
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New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cronin
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Whitey Ford
Orioles
Baltimore
Comiskey Park
White Sox
al Lopez
Ford
Sox
Johnny
New York
Sheldon
Stafford
Hamilton
Howard
Buzhardt
Carreon
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L—Ford
Resigns As Coach WORCHESTER Holy Cross coach Eddie Anderson retires
Dr Eddie Anderson announced Thursday night he will retire after the coming season. The Holy Cross coach aged 63 or 64 in November has 196 victories 123 defeats and 15 ties in a 39 season career beginning at Columbia Bowdoin and DePaul before Holy Cross.
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Mass
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Anderson
Notre Dame
Columbia College
Bow Loras
Dubuque
Iowa
DePaul
Ilowa
Pittsburgh Wins Late Baseball Second Game Against Philadelphia
In a tight 9 inning game at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 with a Bailey homer and Wise securing the win. Also in Salisbury, Jack Stevenson, 15, seeds No.2, upset top seed Dick Stockton, 14, for the 16 and under Eastern Shore Junior Tennis title in Garden City, N Y.
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