White Sox slump tests Stanky in tough loss to Twins
Chicago underachieves in a 3 2 defeat at Minnesota as Eddie Stanky endures his walk routine and the team strands 11 runners. Gary Peters allowed three straight hits in the third inning, and old New York Giants teammate Al Worthington earned the win. Cubs defeat Braves 5 2 behind Santo’s two homers and Jenkins seven-hitter.
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Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Standings and Highs
Bowling results list high game scores for multiple leagues led by L Bienies at Garage 3 and M McMillen at Seyler's Drug 1. It also lists team scores in leagues such as Classic League Eagles and Pepsi Cola 4 with top marks by B Hall and D Hall. Baseball and hockey scores from Pacific Coast and International Leagues are included, noting Seattle over Vancouver 1-0 and Tacoma 6 Spokane 5, plus Louisville 8.4 over Buffalo 0.3 and Rochester 5 Jacksonville 2 in minor leagues.
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Baseball Practice at Orlis Cox Field
American Legion baseball practice set for Sunday at 1 30 p m at Orlis Cox Field. Players expected to attend and coaches conveyed reminders for upcoming season preparation.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Highlights
Boxing results list multiple bouts across cities led by Tsujimo knockout of Cassius in Tokyo and La Cruz over Osuna in Tucuman. Other decisions include Johnson over Warthem in Portland, DiFiore over Wickham in Portland, Agin over Davis in McKeesport, Hedgeman Lewis stopping Valenzuela in Los Angeles, Kirkman stopping Copeland in Spokane, and Fuller outpointing Marsh in Phoenix middleweights.
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Wichita State Football Recruting Violations Lead to Severe Valley Penalties
The Missouri Valley Conference fined Wichita State 1500 dollars, banned NCAA approved bowls for two years and NCAA football television for three years after confirming numerous violations by former coach Boyd Converse and parts of his staff. The school’s swift action included resignations and a rapid hire of Eddie Krichel as head coach, with plans to expand the stadium to 42,000 seats.
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Black Hawks Edge Canadiens 2-1 On Road To Finals
Denis DeJordy starred in goal as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Montreal 2-1 to narrow the Eastern Division finals lead to 3-1. Bobby Hull scored the winner and Chico Maki shifted to center to lockdown Jean Beliveau. Minnesota led St Louis 2-1 in the West finals after a 5-1 win as Goldsworthy, Marcetta and Farise sparked a fast start.
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Hawkins Hobbs Ford GT40 wins Monza 627-mile race
In Monza Italy British drivers Paul Hawkins and Davis Hobbs steered a Ford GT40 to a clear victory in the 627 mile Monza Auto Race on Thursday.
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