White Sox surge shocks majors as they chase pennant
Chicago White Sox win 11th of 12, beat Indians 5 3 to extend hot stretch. Al Lopez notes past doubt, compares to 1951 Giants, while Reds, Dodgers, Yankees, and Braves also win or lead standings amid a flood of late-season results. Cash hits 20th homer for Tigers in win over Senators and Maris clocks 26th for Yankees as pennant race tightens.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati atop with 39 wins, Los Angeles 38, San Francisco 36, and St. Louis 28. Tuesday results include Los Angeles 3 over Chicago 0 and St Louis 6 Cincinnati 3 in night games. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 6-2. Probable-pitcher matchups list Williams and Podres for LA vs Ellsworth and Cardwell, Mizell vs Buzhardt, Broglio vs Purkey, Sanford vs Burdette. American League standings place Detroit 41-23, New York 39-24, Cleveland 40-25, Boston 33-30. Tuesday results: Washington 4-5, Minnesota 5-4, Chicago 5-3, New York 6-2, Boston 11-0? Los Angeles 8-? Wednesday notes include doubleheaders in Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at Washington with listed starters.
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Area's Coaches Summer Odd Jobs Across Tri County
A survey of 32 high school coaches from 17 schools reveals 14 hold profitable jobs and four seek further education this summer. Coaches across counties like Raleigh, Fayette, and Mullens report activities from teaching and umpiring to painting, farming, and garden work, with several attending college or university programs.
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Gregory On Mound For Marlins Tonight
Leroy Gregory will start for Charleston tonight against Toronto in an International League game after Tuesday’s rainout. The Marlins led 2-1 in the top of the fourth when play was halted with bases loaded and two outs. Bob Charkales will oppose for Toronto.
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Chargers Sign North Texas State QB Robert Lee Duty
San Diego California UPI reports the American Football League Chargers have signed quarterback Robert Lee Duty from North Texas State. The move adds depth at the quarterback position for the Chargers as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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Allamon Rolls Highest Series In Monday League
Tom Allamon of the Regulators rolled a 546 series and games of 172 170 and 204 to lead the Monday League as his team swept two from the Receivers. Frances Dixon led the women with a 428 for the Green Hornets who lost to the Demons. Jerks beat Flashes and Mug Wumps down Alley Cats two of three. Standings show Demons 6 3 Jerks 6 3 Regulators 5 4 Mug Wumps 5 4 Receivers 4 5 Alley Cats 4 3 Green Hornets 5 Flashes 6. The Assistant manager at Oak Hills bowling alley reports winter leagues organizing with eight new alleys opening July 1 bringing total to 10. Eight new are completed though pin setters not yet arrived. J D Burgess will have Fayette County Handicap League results by Thursday if reachable, with a Friday round-up in this column. The league has 12 teams.
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New Colonaid laxative claims three way relief
Aging colon weakens bowel propulsion causing hard dry waste. New COLONAID laxative promises three key actions: moisturize waste, rebulk and stimulate nerve reflexes for mass movement. Claims gentle overnight relief, hospital tested safety, and no vitamin absorption interference. Introductory size 43 cents.
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Major League Leaders Averages and Key Stats List
National League leaders Cepeda Freese Robinson Mays Freese Aaron and others top batting counts and home run threats. American League leaders Maris Mantle Colavito Cash Gentile and more drive runs batted in with top totals. Pitching leaders include Miller Koufax Latman Schwall and Grant among the best in wins and era.
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Tomlinson Signs With Florida U
Wheeling high school basketball star Dick Tomlinson accepts a basketball scholarship to the University of Florida. He was a two time Class AAA all state center and excelled in football and track, quarterbacking the Wildcats and running the dashes.
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Littler Fires 68 in Western Open Practice Round
National Open champion Gene Littler shot 68 in a practice round at Blythefield Country Club, matching Miller Barber and John Barnum as three players at three-under. Littler and Barnum qualified for the championship which starts Thursday. Barber led the qualifying for remaining entrants among 156 total players in the $30,000 tournament.
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Snead and Palmer Set for August Exhibition Match
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pa will face Slammin Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs WVa in an exhibition at the Thendara Golf Club Old Forge New York on August 5. The former National Open champion meets Snead in medal play with a winner take $3 000 prize.
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U S Retains Carling Cup in St Louis Golf Match
The United States won a Carling Cup defense, defeating Canada 72-445 at Old Warson Country Club. Led by Julius Boros and amateurs Bill Campbell and Ed Meister, the U S rallied from a deadlock after nine holes to seal its third straight Carling Cup title. Canadian pair Al Balding and Phil Brownlee posted the low round of 69 to lead their side.
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Whitney Bell Signs with San Francisco Saints
Whitney Bell, a two season Knickerbocker, signs with the San Francisco Saints of the American Basketball League. Bell becomes the fourth former Knickerbocker to join the Saints after Kenny Sears Jim Palmer and Mike Farmer.
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Smith Told By Doctors to Quit Baseball for Heart Ailment
St Louis Cardinals catcher Hal Smith, 30, was told by doctors to rest and quit baseball due to a coronary artery condition. He described feeling fine, with tests taking eleven days revealing heart trouble. Managers offered him a future with the club, and Smith weighs options including a radio show and country music ties while father of three contemplates life after baseball.
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