Dodgers Drill Pirates as Howard Clubs Three Homers
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 5 3 as Frank Howard hit three homers and drove in 12 in a key win to extend their division lead. The late scoring rally followed a seventh inning error and a walk then a two run single to lift the Dodgers over ElRoy Face.
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Yanks Giants Cards win in Forest Park Little League action
The Little League Yankees defeated the Cubs 32 to 1 in the first round. Giants beat Tigers 19 to 14 while Cardinals topped White Sox 16 to 3. Home runs came from Kloster Meyer Brady Honn Brown Reynolds Hughes Waymire. Tonight Dodgers debut on the large diamond as Athletics face Cardinals at 7. Braves and Orioles debut at 5 15 on the small diamond.
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Kubek Returns From Army To Rejoin Yankees
Milwuakee AP. Tony Kubek has been discharged from the Army after ten months with Wisconsin's 32nd Division at Fort Lewis. He hopes to join the New York Yankees in Chicago for Saturday's game against the White Sox, trading an infantry rifle for a baseball bat.
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Maybe Art Wall's Luck Has Changed
Hartford AP reports Art Wall Jr., once golf’s top earner and Masters champion, has endured kidney, back, ear, knee, and rib injuries since 1959. In the Insurance City Open, he fired a six-under 65 to lead a 150-player field, edging Paul Harney and Frank Boynton by one stroke.
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Cancer Kills Former Coach Butler Dies at 92
DETROIT AP Michael Butler known as Dad Butler, New York born track and football coach at the University of Detroit from 1927 to 1944, and mentor to Lloyd Brazil and Tommy Connell, died of cancer at age 92. He crossed paths with sports greats Jim Corbett Kid Lavigne and Jimmy Lightbody during his career.
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Umpire’s leg keys 5-4 Detroit loss to Kansas City
Umpire Bill Kinnamon’s misstep on a Kaline line drive altered a potential double into a rally-killing out, as Detroit fell 5-4 to Kansas City. The shakeup came amid other results with Los Angeles edging Cleveland, Minnesota rallying past Baltimore, and Boston beating Chicago.
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Hadl To Start For All-Stars
The Green Bay Packers, fresh from the 1961 NFL title win, head to Soldier Field as clear favorites over Otto Graham’s College All-Stars in the 29th Tribune Charities classic. John Hadl anchors the All-Stars backfield with Ca biero Saxton and McClinton guiding the offense, while Packers stars Hornung Dowler Nitschke and Pitts return after service.
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Scores and Schedule From Baseball Games
Thursday results include Boston 7 over Chicago 4, Los Angeles 5 over Cleveland 4, Kansas City 5 over Detroit 4, and Minnesota 6 over Baltimore 3. Saturday features New York at Chicago, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, and Washington at Boston, with Los Angeles at Baltimore. Sunday offers Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, and Washington at Boston, each paired as two games.
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National League Scores and Schedule Digest
National League results recap: Philadelphia 9 over New York 4, San Francisco 4 over Chicago 3, Houston 3 over Milwaukee, St. Louis 5 over Cincinnati 1, Los Angeles 5 over Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati visits New York. Philadelphia hosts Milwaukee. Houston plays St. Louis. Chicago to Los Angeles. Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Houston at St. Louis. Chicago at Los Angeles. Chicago at Los Angeles again.
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Golf Too Slow Says Palmer
Arnold Palmer says golf’s climb will be faster if play isn’t so slow. He notes professionals set the tempo, galleries grow with TV, and more people imitate tour styles. He argues winning rounds could be done in three hours, speeding up play without harming scores.
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Richmond Ball Field Dedication Draws 550 Fans
Approximately 550 Little League fans attended the Richmond Ball Field dedication and three games featuring Richmond Garnett and Princeton. Results: Richmond Pee Wees 7 Garnett, Richmond Midgets 6 Welda, Richmond Babe Ruth 14 Princeton. Key presented to Richmond Recreation Committee. clergy gave invocations and address. Field cost $2,000 with community volunteer help. committee seeks contributions to clear remaining debt.
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Softball Saturday Exhibition Games in Forest Park
Andrews Phillips 66 softball team faces Wellsville at 7 30 and Richter at 9 tomorrow in Forest Park two exhibition games both clubs eye district tournament opener at Chanute Monday Aug 6 Wellsville meets Ft Scott in round one while 66 starts Tuesday at 7 30 p m Larry Webber to pitch against Wellsville Warren Hay faces Richter squad
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Larker Fined For Bat Toss in Milwaukee Game
Houston first baseman Norm Larker was fined $75 by NL President Warren Giles for bat throwing after Wednesday's game with the Braves in Milwaukee. Outfielder Al Spangler of the Colts also fined $25 for joining Larker in a dispute with umpire Augie Donatelli. Larker was ejected and tossed eight bats onto the field after reaching the dugout.
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Californian Skeet Champ
Bill Lesnon of Los Angeles won the 20 gauge open event at the world skeet championship in St. Janvier Canada after a shoot-off with nine peers. He tied 100 in regulation, then scored 75 in the final three 25 shot fields to clinch the title.
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