Nats Top Yanks as Orioles Hold Off Late Rally
Washington defeated New York 6 3 on a Brewer win and Sievers big night. Renna, Pearson, and Runnels led Boston past Baltimore 10 2 as Chicago and Detroit also won. Pirates beat Milwaukee 9 5 with Virdon’s 9th homer to end the game.
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Baseball Scores From The Minor Leagues Report
The Associated Press bulletin lists Pacific Coast League results with Phoenix 10 over Vancouver 16 and San Diego 16 over Salt Lake City 4, Portland 7 over Seattle 1, Sacramento 3, Spokane 3. International League shows Montreal 2 3 Rochester 6 0 Buffalo 4 Toronto 3 Miami 7 Havana 2. American Association notes Wichita 98 Louisville 4 2 Minneapolis 2 Denver 110. Other results include Charleston 2 Indianapolis 0 St. Paul at Omaha 2.
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NFL Exhibitions Result and Schedule Summary
Chicago Beers defeated Detroit 24 to 17 in Friday exhibition action. Saturday’s schedule lists Washington versus Philadelphia in Jacksonville, New York versus Green Bay at Buffalo, Pittsburgh versus Baltimore in Buffalo, and Los Angeles versus Chicago at Seattle. Sunday features Cleveland at San Francisco.
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League Leaders By Associated Press American and National Leagues
American League leaders listed by batting runs and hits with top names Runnels Power Mantle and Banks among others. National League leaders include Ashburn Mays Banks Thomas Musial and Aaron with top batting and home run figures. JACKSON IN CANADA SHERBROOKE Box news: Tammy Hurricane Jackson resumes heavyweight bid in Canada Sept 15 main event against Johnny Vick.
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Queenslander Defeats Savitt In Open US Championship
Queenslander Mal Anderson defeated Dick Savitt in five sets 18-16 61 3-6 63 to reach the all foreign men’s semifinals at the U S National Championships at Forest Hills. Ulf Schmidt and Hammoned star Swede Flam advanced, with Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser also in the mix as the field narrowed to four. On the women’s side Althea Gibson and Beverly Fleitz reached the semifinals, as Christine Truman and Jeanne Arth prepared for later rounds. A separate note reports the Jamsville baseball club set for a Maryland State League all star game Sunday in Jamsville at 2 p m with a strong local lineup.
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Basilio Seeks Rematch As He Knocks Aragon Senseless
Carmen Basilio demands a big money rematch and hints at facing Sugar Ray Robinson or Virgil Akins after a one sided stoppage of Art Aragon in eight brutal rounds at Wrigley Field. The bleached crowd of 22,500 watched Basilio’s relentless attack end when Referee Tommy Hart stopped it in the eighth, with the cross gate setting a California record of 236591.10. Under state rules the bout is a knockout despite no final count.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
American League and National League standings featured teams Milwaukee Pittsburgh New York Chicago San Francisco Boston Cincinnati Detroit St Louis Baltimore Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Philadelphia Washington and San Francisco with varying win loss records. Weekend matchups included Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia Washington at New York San Francisco at Chicago Chicago at Cleveland Los Angeles at St Louis Boston at Baltimore and Kansas City at Detroit with several Friday results listed.
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Elliott Again Sets 1500m Record in Oslo
Australian runner Herb Elliott lowered the 1500 meters mark to 3:874, second fastest ever for the metric mile, after leading Murray Halberg to the finish. Hammarsland set 3:39.8 for Norway, Elliott plans rest and a return next March, coach Cerutty expresses concern over fatigue.
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Buckerstown Rangers Aims To Tangle With Shookstown In Playoff
The Buckerstown Rangers face Shookstown at the Washington Street diamond in the first round of the Shaughnessy playoffs. B and Z meets Liberty at Baker Park the same day with both winners advancing to a best two of three series. Falk and Hargett duel on the mound as Ranger manager Brown and Shookstown skipper Cross set lineups.
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Archery shootoffs open. area sports overlap season
The Yascarora Archers host 500 bowmen over two days on Catoctin Mountain for state championships in men and women divisions. Myron-Cowell from Washington DC clinches Tri-State softball title with 2-0 win over Roanoke, securing world championship berth as Wally Farness throws a no hitter. East Frederick affiliates ponder how many games they missed the softball world series.
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Birds Call Up Three Farm Hands
The Baltimore Orioles recalled three farmhands to bolster the roster for the pennant chase. Leo Burke a power hitting outfielder batting .308 with 17 homers for Knoxville in the Sally League, shortstop Ronnie Hansen a light hitter but excellent fielder, and pitcher Jerry Walker an $18,000 bonus player and an 18 win man with Knoxville were brought up. Walker will report Tuesday in Kansas City and Burke and Hansen were due Friday night or Saturday.
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European lightweight title bout ends in draw in Milan
From Los Angeles to Milan bouts headline a varied card. Aly Loi retains the European lightweight title after a draw with Mario Vecchiatti in Milan. Several international results surface with mixed outcomes and a busy Sunday schedule noted in the AP report.
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Orioles To Attend Meet With Open Mind
Baltimore Orioles directors said they will attend the next American League meeting in Chicago with open minds on expansion and the Washington franchise transfer. James Keelty Ian Krieger and BH Walsingham authorized to vote after hearing both sides. Keelty favored the Senators move while opposing views exist and he backs an unrestricted draft to curb bonus spending and roster reductions to 21 22 or 23 to help new teams.
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Probable Pitchers Across The League Scores And Matchups
A recap of probable starting pitchers for today across major leagues. Key matchups include Kansas City at Detroit with Grim facing Moford, Chicago at Cleveland with Pierce against Ferrarese, Boston at Baltimore featuring Bowsfield and O'Dell, and Washington at New York matching Pastual or Ditmar. Also Cincinnati at Philadelphia Purkey vs Simmons, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Buhl versus Friend, Los Angeles at St Louis Drysdale against Maglie and Mabe, and San Francisco at Chicago with Antonelli facing Briggs.
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