Rakow's Ace Dominates Tigers to Push Athletics Close to Lead
Ed Rakow, a Dodgers farmhand three years earlier, anchored Kansas City’s rotation with a 3-1 win over Detroit. He struck out nine for 18 in 25 innings, not walking a batter in 17 innings, and lowered his ERA to 1.08. Manager Eddie Lopat praised Rakow as a front‑line leader as the A’s press Baltimore and pursue the pennant.
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Tuesday Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
A compact summary shows Tuesday results with Kansas City 3 Detroit 1 and Los Angeles 5 Washington 4 in 10 innings. Baltimore edged Minnesota 1 0 while Boston at New York was rain delayed. The standings list San Francisco leading with 9 wins and 6 losses, St. Louis half a game back, and several teams in pursuit across the National League and American League.
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Carter, Smith Duel for Final Berth in ABC Masters
In Buffalo, Don Carter and Harry Smith, the only undefeated bowlers left in the double elimination ABC Masters, clash today for a finals berth after Tuesday's strong showings. Loser to face survivor group Stefanich Lillard Tountas Meadows for the other finals spot as the five day event ends tonight. Carter posted a 1017 Tuesday night over Meadows, who tallied 793, with game scores 257 278 223 and 259.
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Pomona Captures Relays with Six Records at Ottawa
Pomona High School won the Franklin Osage County fourth annual relays at Cook Field Ottawa University, edging Williamsburg 97 to 94. Lane High School took third with 83.4, while Franklin County teams dominated scoring 354 of 496. Six records were broken or tied including pole vault 12 ft 4.5 in Shoemaker Pomona and 21 ft 2.25 in broad jump Kudler Lane.
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Tomboy Linda Cooper Turns To Diving Stardom
Linda Cooper of San Bernardino and Long Beach State College, 18, emerges as the current U S platform diving favorite at the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo. She hopes to add gold Thursday and Friday, with Tokyo 1964 Olympic crown as the next goal after success in Brazil.
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Braves Win Triangular Track Meet At Emporia
Ottawa University Braves dominate a three-team meet at Emporia defeating College of Emporia and Bethel with eight firsts and 83 points led by Dick Spong’s sprint doubles in 220 and 440. Randel wins mile. Kinder high jump. Smart broad jump. Bryant two miles. Coppoe pole vault. mile relay clocks 3 33.7.
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Celtics and Lakers Ready To Go In Game Six
The Celtics and Lakers are rested and prepared for Game Six with Boston leading 3-2 in the series. The Celtics seek their fifth straight NBA title as Los Angeles regroups after a shaky start and aims to even the series tonight.
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