Indians See 10 Game Win Streak End By Twins
The Minnesota Twins halted Cleveland's 10 game run with a 6 3 victory at home. Bob Allison belted a pinch hit three run homer in the fourth off Floyd Weaver aiding a scoring spree that included Jimmie Hall and Harmon Killebrew. Rocky Colavito hit his 16th homer for Cleveland.
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Dempsey at 70 Sees Boxing Decline but Feels Strong
Jack Dempsey marked his 70th birthday in New York praising his health and daily training. He criticized modern boxing as bad and worsening, urged national regulation and a commissioner, and recalled his epic bouts including the duel with Jess Willard as the career peak.
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Broncos Sign AFL Veteran Cookie Gilchrist in $35,000 Pact
Denver Broncos acquire Carlton Cookie Gilchrist, an 11 year pro with AFL rushing titles, in a three year offer reportedly around $35,000 per year. The deal, worth about $7,009 more than his last Bills contract, includes cash considerations and a trade from Buffalo for Billy Joe. Gilchrist met Broncos officials in Denver before finalizing the agreement.
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Mayes Close to All Time NL Home Run Lead
San Francisco star Willie Mays, 475th career homer, narrows gap to Stan Musial for second in NL history. He notes tougher pitching now, recalling two good pitchers per club when he joined the Giants in 1951 as clubs elevate reliever use to toughen lineups.
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Lutherans End on Short End in Baseball Defeat
Jim Johnson hit two homers to power The Glass Bar to a 12-1 victory over Janesville as the Bar fielded cleanly and produced big innings in the second, sixth, and seventh. Janesville committed nine errors, while Norwalk Upholstery and Friendly Corners Only added bursts of offense amid a lopsided schedule.
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Standings and results from Wednesday to Friday games
Baseball standings show Washington 5 Chicago 1 in first place and Chicago 5 Washington 0 in second. Detroit 2 Los Angeles 0 and Minnesota 6 Cleveland 3 highlight Tuesday night action. Philadelphia and other teams posted high scores as Cincinnati tied St Louis 6 2 and Milwaukee beat Chicago 6 2. Cleave Harris 14 8 aided by Clevite offense crushed Lutheran team early, scoring 14 in two innings and finishing with 14 runs on 15 hits.
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