United States Sweeps Russian Swim Meet in Moscow
Olympic champion Don Schollander led four double winners as the United States, with a 15 swimmer squad, dominated 17 races over two days in Moscow. Charles Hickcox Judy Humbarger Martha Randall also won twice, while the Soviet scoring method was rejected by U S officials due to unequal team sizes.
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Peterson Flyers Share Legion Lead in Sunday Wins
PetersonPost and 27Yers stayed atop the Marhor League after Sunday American Legion wins. Peterson defeated Samuel Thomas 5-3 for its 14th victory in 17 outings while the Flyers rolled past San Pedro 8-3. Pitcher Mike Coble earned the win with 12 strikeouts as Peterson fended off a late rally. In other Legion action Alamitos Bay beat Lakewood 4-2 at Blairfield and Wilmington upset Shua 6-5 for its seventh win.
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Richeys Net Clay Courts Tennis Crowned in Milwaukee
CHI Richey survived a 24 game first set then defeated Frank Froehiing 3-6 6-1 6-3 to win the National Clay Courts title in Milwaukee. His sister Nancy added a second straight women's crown by beating Stephanie de Fina 6-2 6-2 in Hollywood Florida.
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Ten Teams Open Colt Tourney at Blair Field Tonight
The Colt League sectional tournament begins at Blair Field with 10 teams, two games nightly through Friday. Opening doubleheader features Lynwood vs La Mirada and Long Beach vs Lakewood, with Long Beach boasting several returning Pony League champions.
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California League event in Bakersfield
A brief note from Bakersfield outlines a California League activity titled Shane 2 with limited details. The readable fragments indicate a local sports or league item but lack clear dates teams or outcomes. Further context would clarify participants location and purpose.
Pirates sweep Giants in doubleheader to take NL lead
Pittsburgh Pirates defeat San Francisco 7-4 and 7-1 to move one game ahead of the Giants in the National League pennant race. Donn Clendenon collects four hits to raise his average toward .300 as the Pirates extend a strong stretch, with 17 wins in 23 games. Clendenon drives in key runs, including a three run eighth inning, while Willie McCovey hits for SF in the opener.
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Hinton Helps Indians Rout Tigers With Homers
Cleveland center fielder Hinton finished a month long hitting surge with a three homer day against Detroit. He drove in six runs, added a triple and five singles, lifting the Indians in a doubleheader sweep. The Tigers faltered as Yankees, White Sox, Orioles and others posted varied results across the league.
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