Reds Lose 7th After Late St. Louis Rally
Reds pitcher Jim Maloney commits three wild pitches as St. Louis scores twice in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie. Curt Flood drives in the decisive run, Cardinals win 5-2 as Maloney takes his 6th loss of the year and Harp er shines for Cincinnati with a late heroics.
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Indians top Twins 3 1 as Stange, Tiefenauer seal win
Cleveland bullpen held Minnesota to one run over five innings after Lee Stange relieved Sonny Siebert. Bob Tiefenauer closed out the seventh to earn his first appearance with the Tribe since joining from Toledo, as Cleveland beat the league-leading Twins 3 1 at Municipal Stadium.
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Western Reserve Football Players Set for August Physicals
All Western Reserve football players report to the high school on August 17 between 3 and 5 p.m. for physicals. Those not attending must see their family doctor. Coaches meet August 19 at 7 30 p.m. at the high school for equipment issue and practice tests begin August 20 for the September 1 opener versus St Pauls High at the WR field.
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Bob Meyer defeats Collins Elevator 31 to 9 in seven innings
Bob Meyer team beat Collins Elevator 31 9 at Mc Guan Park on Thursday. Mary Coe earned the win with Marilyn Russell taking the loss. Chevy hitters Pat Tanner Pat Seitz and Joanne Ringholtz contributed a homer as Tanner and Seitz added doubles. Collins’ Mary Stoll had the lone double for the losers. Tournament action announced includes Eberts versus Colling on August 19 and Bob Meyers versus Frey Realty on August 24.
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National Guard Triumph Over Upholstering in High-Scoring Game
National Guard defeated Upholstering 13 to 12 with 16 hits and three errors for the Guards while Upholstering totaled 12 runs on 17 hits and seven errors. Tom Smith hit a grand slam in the first inning. Jerry Rangers and Pete Mutoik each went 4 for 5 for the Guards. In the second game Halfway edged Home Savings 18 to 16. Home Savings had six runs on 10 hits with six errors, Dale Scheid and Gene Drull homered for Home Savings, while Jack Young Smithe Canterbury and Ed Prior homered for Halfway.
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Ethel Jacobs Aims High Weight in Delaware Handicap
Stanton Del Ph reporter notes Mre Ethel Jacobs has been assigned high weight of 141 pounds for Saturday's running of the $100 000 added Delaware Handicap. The race features top fillies and mares competing for the purse with favorites and contenders shaping the field at the track.
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Jockey Billy Phelps Wins Trio at Delaware Wars
Stanton Delaware jockey Billy Phelps rode three consecutive winners at Delaware Wars on Monday. He piloted Ranch Mate to victory at odds of 4.40 in the third, Ocala Pov to win in the fourth at 7.480, and Janey Station to triumph at 13.40.
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Aaron Holds Narrow Lead In PGA Championship
Tommy Aaron led after a par 71 in the second round for a total of 137, two strokes ahead of favorites Nicklaus and Marr. Palmer endured two two-stroke penalties and fought controversy over Laurel Valley course changes as he trailed.
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Track Team Ends European Tour in Germany Sweep
The United States women beat West Germany 2 0 5 5 and the men defeated Germany 1 4 2 to 9 1 in Augsburg, led by Edith McGuire and Wyomin lyus. The squad then tours the Bavarian Alps after a victory over Poland and a Kiev setback.
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