White Sox Clinched Second Place By Al Lopez
Al Lopez, longtime White Sox skipper, has steered Chicago to second place after a 4-3 10 inning win over Detroit. Lopez, famed for beating the Yankees and guiding the Indians to 111 wins in 1954, continues to push his club back to the upper tier. The Yankees snapped a six game skid with a 7-5 win over Boston, while Cleveland lost to Kansas City, and Baltimore shut out Washington 2-0 behind Arnie Portocarrera.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Area Highs in One Night
Scores show Beets 256 for Pontiac-4, Copeland-Gautti 103 and 649 for 10-30-Rocker, Meador 197 for Colby Furniture-1, Cordle 200 for Wright Studio-3, and Bischoff 171 for Safeway high on 10-30. Multiple leagues report top averages, with 409 Wolgast and 524 Brockway noted in the evening standings.
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Here Goes On Grid Guesses For Local Football Action
Four games will spice the area football program with one 8-man league contest, two 11-man games and one non league 8-man. Quenemo, Melvern, Wellsville, Spring Hill, Garnett and Yates Center figure in a rugged slate as predictions favor Quenemo to top Pomona Quenemo and surprise outcomes shape the Little 7 and Tri Valley play.
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Detroit at Chicago the only scheduled game
Baseball results show New York over Boston 7-5 and Chicago 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. Other scores include Baltimore 2 Washington 0 Kansas City 7 Cleveland 4. National League standings note Milwaukee lead, with Chicago and Los Angeles tied 70s, no Chicago vs San Francisco games scheduled Thursday.
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Portland Signs Agreement With A's
Portland Beavers and Kansas City Athletics reached a working agreement. Portland assistant GM Bill Brenner said Kansas City will assign 16 players to Portland within a week or 10 days, after Portland cut ties with the Chicago Cubs.
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Quenemo vs Pomona Opens Top Area Football Contests
Quenemo hosts Pomona in the opening 8 man league game in Ottawa area with four games on tap. Quenemo beat Carbondale 27 0 while Pomona edged Lamont 13 7. Coach Montoya says it may be their hardest game of the year and notes a possible ankle injury to Don Sims. Pomona’s center Lyle Pippinger is out with a twisted knee and Albert Crawford moves to center. Melvern opens against Carbondale Friday with coach Eugene Otis stating depth is down this year.
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High School Football Week Schedule In Local Games
The area grid schedule features Pomona at Quenenio in an eight man game, Spring Hill at Wellsville in an eleven man clash, Carbondale at Melvern, Garnett at Yates Center, London at Overbrook, Pittsburg State at Warrensburg, Sterling at Southwestern, Kansas Wesleyan at Bethany, and Emporia at Baker. Wellsville hosts Spring Hill Friday with no serious injuries reported. Wellsville’s lineup includes Rader, Hall or Leach, Williams, Wingert, Sandridge, Mignot, Hull, Chanay, Booth, and Bouse. Garrett hosts Yates Center in the other area game. Williamsburg is idle.
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Ottawa B Team Falls 6 0 to Haskell At Cook Field
Haskell High School B team edged Ottawa B 6 0 with a late touchdown on a jump pass at Cook Field yesterday. Ottawa showed stout defense for most of the game despite the loss.
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Mays Extends NL Batting Lead With Giants Loss
Willie Mays increased his NL batting lead to .3458 with a 2-for-3 showing as the Giants fell 10-3 to the Cubs. Ashburn, at .3439, was idle with three games left. Cubs buried a late rally to spoil the tie, while Los Angeles beat St. Louis 4-3 in the other NL game. Don Elston earned the win.
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Stan Musial Helps Cards In Tight Loss To Mets
Stan Musial went 2 for 4 as Charlie Mabe allowed two runs in 72 3 innings while Roger Craig earned the win. Cards dropped to third place as hitting and pitching miscues led to a 4-2 setback in a rough ballgame.
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