Redlegs Lead Junior League After Narrow Win Over Yankees
The Redlegs moved into the Junior League lead by defeating the Yankees 28 to 33 in round two. The White Sox can tie the lead with a win over the Dodgers at Forest Park at 5 p.m. Tonight’s slate follows a rough stretch for the Yankees as the Dodgers endure six losses since opening day. The box score includes Vanteva-1.
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Dinner Match Delivers Close Victory at Country Club
In a tight men’s weekly dinner golf match at the country club yesterday afternoon, the Sheldon led team topped with 49 points to win free meals. Parks’ 44 points and Young’s 42 followed, with 24 players across three teams and dinners served to 27 men in the clubhouse afterward.
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Giambra Set to Seek Fourth Straight Win at MSG
Buffalo contender Giambra challenges Rocky Castellani in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Giambra aims to climb high in the rankings after a post Army streak, listed as a 6-5 underdog with NBC telecast at 8 p.m. CST.
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PGA aims to double purses to 1.8 million yearly
San Francisco reports the PGA's new bureau head J Edwin Carter expects tournament purses to rise to about 1.8 million annually within three years without adding events. He says higher purses will draw more interest, spectators, and sponsorship, and notes players need at least 200 dollars weekly to cover expenses. He envisions future contracts to secure player appearances.
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Women’s Golf Pairings And Locker Day At Local Club
Pairings Morrisey Fredeen and Budges shutout on one hit as women’s golf club meets at Indianapolis Indians country club. VFW of Lawrence tops race with Allison Speer Shade Elder, while district softball sees Olathe, Emporia battles and Bonner Springs versus Baldwin under night schedule.
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KC A's Edge Orioles as Simpson Hits Two-Run Homer
Kansas City Athletics edged Baltimore 3-2 as Harry Simpson belted a two-run homer, Enos Slaughter added a pinch RBI single. Willie Miranda and Gus Triandos homered for Baltimore. Wehmeier notched the win to move to 6-8. Stan Musial hit his 19th homer for St. Louis.
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Foreign stars lead in All-American golf at Tam O Shanter
In Chicago the $25,000 All American at Tam O Shanter sees Peter Thomson of Melbourne and Antonio Cerda of Argentina pace the field with five under par 67s in round one. American Mike Dietz of Lake Orion sits one stroke back among a 156 player pro field heading to round two.
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Heat on NL pennant race as Braves, Reds, and Dodgers chase
Milwaukee leads Cincinnati by a game with 14 games left as Aug hosts a sizzling stretch. Brooklyn, two games back, plays nine against the top two clubs, starting with five in Cincinnati. Don Newcombe pitched a four hitter to beat Milwaukee and become the NL’s winningest pitcher. In the AL, Herb Score’s four-hitter backed by homers boosted Cleveland over New York to seven-game gap. Boston, Chicago, Kansas City win. Yankees, Giants struggle. Major Gen Wilton B. Persons noted for submarine cable expertise.
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