Passport to Happiness 4 SS feature concludes on island peril
In a tropical hut Bruce and Val work to save Cynthia as a voodoo priest’s eerie setting tests their nerve. Bruce recalls Eileen’s death and the Times engagement while storms, bandages, and a three legged calf stir fear of zombies in daylight.
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Major League 7 Leaders
The Associated Press reports on the seven leaders in Major League standings and noteworthy performances across games and seasons. Details focus on top players, teams, and statistical leaders shaping the race.
Major League Box Scores and Player Highlights
Baseball box score fragment shows multiple leagues with players such as Kaiser Nuxhall Lown and Musial. Details include pitching lines, hits, runs, and substitutions across American and National League games, plus batting leaders Mantle and Aaron. Context indicates St Louis Milwaukee and New York Washington matchups with varied box-score notes and line scores.
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Phillips and Trowbridge overpower Cardinals in doubleheader
Milwaukee Braves pitchers Taylor Phillips and Bob Trowbridge split a doubleheader against St Louis with Trowbridge winning the opener and Phillips delivering a three hit six strike out nightcap victory. The Braves lead the NL as Cincinnati and Brooklyn chase. Yankees, Giants and White Sox post wins in other games.
Blue Grass Tennis Opens With 3% Players in Field
The Blue Grass Tennis Tournament starts today at 1 pm with 3 percent of players entered. Defending singles champion Harrison Straley TI of Princeton, a University of Richmond student, is seeded first. Other seedings and player names appear in the partial entry list, though several spellings are unclear.
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Baseball schedules and standings from Malone era
Today's baseball page lists American and National League matchups with teams such as New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and others. It includes standings, game times, and upcoming broadcasts, with notes on yesterday’s results and tomorrow’s schedule.
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scores
Milwaukee defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 while Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3 and Cincinnati won 5 to 3 over Chicago. In New York Cincinnati led 5 to 2 after 10 innings with Crunginalli at Milwaukee 9 00.
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Milwaukee Braves Young Southpaw Shuts Cardinals In Debut Win
Pitcher Taylor Phillips limited St Louis to three hits and two walks while fanning six in his first major league start as the Braves won the opener of a two night doubleheader. The Cardinals won the nightcap. Gus Bell hit his second homer with a man aboard to lift the Redlegs over the Cubs and close within two games of first place.
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Ted Williams Spitting Sparks Mixed Sports Writer Reactions
West Virginia writers split on Ted Williams after a five thousand dollar fine for spitting at fans during a Yankees game. Don Leigh defends him while Jerry Gould and others support the penalty, with Hardman urging Williams to go fishing for peace.
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Hamess Racing Feud Over Hambletonian Site Debate
A dispute between the United States Trotting Association and New York official George Monaghan over control of harness racing surfaces as the Hambletonian Stetonian Stakes shifts from Goshen to Du Quoin. The Hambletonian Society directors award the stake to Du Quoin while criticizing New York administration, stating Goshen is the proper site. The USTA and Monaghan have long clashed over state control amid conditions in New York. Norm Siebern compared to Bill Dickey in a separate note on a Yankee rookie.
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Olympic Swim and Diving Trials End Tonight in Detroit
The American trials close with seven events left and 21 Melbourne berths. Bob Hughes upset in the 200 meter breaststroke finishing 2:44.4 while Yoshina Oyakawa won the 100 meter backstroke in 1:05.2, boosting hopes for a strong team showing.
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Cards Clinch Bid Falters as Reds Lose Ninth Inning
The Reds again failed to clinch second half honors in the National Little League, losing 10–63 to the Cardinals. Giants beat the Dodgers 8–7, leaving the Reds one final chance Monday against the Giants. Tonight at Elks Stadium the American League games feature the Tigers vs Red Sox and the Yankees vs Indians in a night program.
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Senators return from best road trip of the season
Charleston resumes a three game home stand against Omaha after a strong road swing. Hal Woodeshick will start for the Senators with Jim Pearce or Frank Barnes opposing Omaha. Charleston had just fallen 5-4 to Louisville to snap a two game win streak.
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