White Sox edge Indians as Eddie Fisher adds to save tally
Eddie Fisher preserved a 3-2 win over the Indians, keeping the White Sox half a game behind Baltimore and five behind Minnesota. Fisher, poised to become the first 20 win 20 save pitcher, earned his 17th save as Chicago moved within striking distance in the AL race.
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Ed Walsh
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Tribe
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Houston
Sisler recalls old days as Reds battle season slump
Reds manager Dick Sisler, former Nashville prison recreation chief, says fan mail targets lineup choices as he faces OToole elbow woes and a pitching staff hampered by a 1 8 record. He hopes veteran coach Jim Turner can restore OToole and counts on Jay for the second half to stay with top NL contenders.
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Sister
Sisler
Billy McCool
Gordy Coleman
Jim O’toole
O'Toole
Cincinnati
Sister Sarg
Jim Turner
Joe Jay
Jay
O’toole
Dodgers
Braves
Phils
Giants
Boxing bill hearings end with call for federal commission
The House Commerce Committee wraps three days of hearings amid calls to create a federal boxing commission with broad powers to supervise the sport. Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey and Rocky Marciano endorse the plan, saying it could curb racketeering and exploitation in boxing.
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UPI
House
Federal Boxing Commission
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
House Commerce Committee
New York State
Floyd Patterson
Ring Magazine
Ralston and Richey Lead Open Quarterfinals in Milwaukee
UPI reports top ranked Dennis Ralston and Nancy Richey remain in the 80th Western Open in Milwaukee as quarterfinals approach. Five seeds fell, including unseeded Bill Higgins over Jim McManus, with men’s matchups featuring Edlefsen, Pasarell, Pickens, Richey, Harrison, Riessen, and Ashe.
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UPI
Dennis Ralston
Nancy Richey
Bill Higgins
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Ralston
Bakersfield
Tom Edlefsen
Los Angeles
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto Rico
John Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cliff Richey
Dallas
Bitsy Harrison
Richmond
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Arthur Ashe
Dorothy Knode
Japan
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Patsy Pippey
Shawnee
Kia
Tulle Heldman
New York
de Fina
Tichywood
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Headwood
Ohio
Pat North
Kalua
Hawaii
Ohio Weekend Fishing Outlook Across Regions
Wildlife Division reports fair to good conditions in several districts with low streams due to little rain. Central and Northeastern waters vary from normal to fair, while Southeastern and Southwestern areas show low streams and generally fair fishing. Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay yield white bass, perch, catfish, and smallmouth, with overall weekend outlook fair to good.
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UPI
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Ohio
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Maumee
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Portage
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Allen
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Clouse
Crand Lake - St. Marys
Clark
Stonelick
Rocky Fork
Decker
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
All-Star League Night Ends With Three Baseball Games
AlleStars beat Reeds Garage 5 to 4 as five runs came on four hits and one error for AlleStars. National Guard defeated American Legion 9 to 5, Legion scoring nine on forty one hits. Holland Market beat Greenwich 12 to 9, Greenwich 9 runs on ten hits, Market 12 on fifteen hits. Three games scheduled tonight: Home Savings vs Friendly Corners at 4 30, Wilcox IGA vs Havana at 7 30, Mack's Foodland vs Half Way at 8 39.
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Reeds Garage
All-Stars
Reeds
Holland
Collins Elevator Falls to Bob Meyer Chevrolet in Seven Inning Game
Bob Meyer Chevrolet defeated Collins Elevator 15 to 11 at McGuan Park on a Thursday evening. Mary Cue earned the win while Marilyn Russell took the loss. Pat Tanner led Bob Meyer with a double and Kernice Hiamler added a triple as the bulk of scoring came in the first inning.
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McGuan Park
Bob Meyer
Mary Cue
Marilyn Russell
Pat ‘Lanner
Kernice Hiamler
Standings and nightly games across MLB divisions
Standings show Minnesota lead with .41 and Cleveland at .615, teams Denver and Chicago mid pack, detailed NL table lists Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco and others. Thursday results include Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 10 Kansas City 6 with night schedules and probable pitchers for Friday.
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Maloney
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Padres
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Stallard
Llsworth
Buhl
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