Lary Surrenders Two Hits In Narrow 1-0 Loss
Detroit ace Frank Lary held Chicago to two hits for 61 2/3 innings but fell 1-0 as Dick Donovan and the White Sox posted their second straight shutout. Berra belts a three run homer for the Yankees who cut the magic number, while Baltimore and Kansas City clinch early wins.
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Bowling Scores and Highs Across Multiple Meet Lists
Readable scores show Wrights Stuilla-3 and Cordle Durhin posting high marks. Hoffins Cathy-4, Tomy 221, Hain Copeland-Gault, Rockers Ottawa Ink 3, Dillon Princeton 1, Hollow 827, Mid-Continent Grain 100-4, Garrett 190-450 Beeta Ponlae-4, Beets 214, Ranson Anchor Sayvloga-3, Cheney 170, Norman 487, Safeway 1, Davison 202, Pai.
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Braves Unlimber Bats To Give Spahn No 18
Braves rally for 11 runs in final two innings to beat Phillies and give Spahn his 18th win, widening Milwaukee’s NL lead to nine games. Adcock homers in eighth as St. Louis, Cincinnati, and LA also win.
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Linemen Must Learn New Rule For Blocking
The Associated Press notes college football rules now require linemen to block with one arm. Dodgers beat Giants 4-2 as Duke Snider homered in the ninth. In track news, Audun Boysen and Brian Hewson near 4 minute mile marks in Oslo. The Australian star plans to adapt to the single arm block before the season starts, with coaches prioritizing linemen in early workouts.
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Anthony Wins On Split Decision In Debut Heavy Bout
Syracuse reports Tony Anthony edged Archie McBride in a 10 round televised bout by two points. Anthony weighed 177 pounds to McBride 184, winning on referee Joe Palmer’s decision with judges split between 8-1a for Anthony, 6-4 for McBride, and AP tally seven to five.
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Four Cities Seek 1964 Olympic Games Site Selection
Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and Minneapolis bid to host the 1964 Olympic Games with a site selection committee meeting Friday night. The outcome remains uncertain for securing a 1984 Games.
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Slugger Williams Near Return After Illness
Boston star Williams, sidelined by a ten day virus, worked out briefly amid fever and sore throat, lost six pounds, and plans to rejoin teammates in Baltimore before the Detroit game. The return follows extended illness and a birthday noted in Kansas City.
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Giants President opposes NL and AL expansion vote
San Francisco AP report notes Giants president Slonovham Stoneham argues against expanding to ten clubs and says a unanimous owners vote cannot be taken without consent. He cites an anticipated joint owners meeting in Chicago next week to discuss expansion.
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Sports Scores From Wednesday Night Results
St Louis beat Chicago 9 to 7 and San Francisco topped Los Angeles 9 to 4. Milwaukee fell to Philadelphia 5 to 1. Pittsburgh kept pace with Cincinnati as Cineiumatt slipped past Willsburgh 7 to 4.
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Card wingers edge Cubs as Banks hits 43rd homer in loss
Cunningham drives in four for the Cardinals, who score four unearned in the third before a 7-2 lead disappears. Hiwo run seals win in the 12th for Jim Brosnan as Ernie Banks belts his 43rd, Thomson his seventh, and Taylor his sixth for Chicago. Henry (4-4) takes the loss as Cubs use seven pitchers.
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