Young Rider Larry Stover Wins At Mullens Show
Six year old Larry Stover of Prosperity earns top trophies at Mullens horse show riding Show Prince. He wins two firsts including fire halted and twe-gaited sweepstakes, plus ribbons in three gaited class, with prize money in the night session. Larry is a Woodrow Wilson High School junior with a family history in horses.
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Mullens Welch Reach Area Finals In Junior League Play
Mullens Welch Post 106 outmatched rivals in the Area 6 playoff, scoring eleven runs in the first inning to lead 13-0 and coast to victory. Anderson started for Mullens in game one while Welch edged Gary 1-0 in the opener, setting up a three game series to decide the area champion with games scheduled for Thursday and Saturday if needed.
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LL Wins Go To Yankees Tigers
In a pitching duel Welch outpitched Hancock and Ittanute Tartan as Welch’s team earned the lone run in the second inning to defeat the Tigers and advance to the Yankees.
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Yankees beat Indians 7 6 as four-run fifth seals win
Yankees edge Indians 7 6 at Elks Stadium after a four-run fifth inning, with Dor Anderson pitching a four-hit win. Larry Farrow homered for New York while Rodney Weikle took the loss amid defensive errors. Tigers also defeat Red Sox 10 4 behind Danny Spielman five-hitter.
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Danny Spielman
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Trader Frank Lane and the Redlegs rise to pennant contention
A Sporting News view credits Frank Lane as architect of Cincinnati’s roster moves since 1961. Lane, under Paul, built a gradual upgrade that reshaped the Redlegs into contenders, with 135 moves and several key acquisitions including Jab ronski, Staley and Smith, helping them challenge for the league pennant.
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Top Clay Court Netters Survive Opening Round
CHICAGO July 18 Top seeds in the National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament at River Forest advanced past the opening rounds. Art Larsen No 1 seed beat Peter Zwack 60 61 Bernard Tut Bratzen defeated Bob Macy 16 62 Shirley Fry Wimbledon champion beat Susan Sterrett 61 60 and Althea Gibson had a bye. Only one major upset occurred when ninth seed Johann Kupferburger fell to Robert Marks 64 65. The event runs Monday through Sunday with top seeds likely to meet in finals.
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Substitution Bout Set for Chicago Stadium Telecast
Tonight in Chicago Stadium Ellsworth Spider Webb aims to regain pre service form facing Holly Mims in one round nationally televised bout. ABC carries the card as a fill in for the Willie Pastrano John Holman heavyweight match.
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Quast Long Lesser Win Opening Western Matches
Anne Quast of Everett wins a Western Amateur round amid rain delays on the Guyan Country Club course. Nan Berry advances as Quast defeats Meriam Bailey. Pat Lesser and Barbara McIntire also win, setting up potential semifinals.
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Post 32 and Beckley College Triumph in Warren Williams League
Post 32 defeated Holyfield Candy 5? to 4 and Beckley College beat Sports Center 10 to 4 at Woodrow Wilson diamond. Tony Castanda led Post 32 with two hits while Hurtman earned the win with seven strikeouts. Beckley College pitchers limited Sports Center, with Meckley and Vitsos among the hitters and Hurt and Cipolat providing power.
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Appy A Nines Win In Softball Tourney
Intercity Softball League double elimination at Ballard Stadium features Pinecrest B versus Prosperity and State Laer of Oak Hill versus Fayetteville. Appalachian beats Fayetteville 8 3 as Woodrum Homered and O Neal Pate play key roles. Pinecrest A defeats State Lunch 5 3.
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