Ted's Worst May Win Bat Crown Bush Eyes Series Start
In Delaware Ohio AP report trainer Joe O'Brien, famed for over two million in purses, unexpectedly won the Little Brown Jug with Shadow Wave after doubting his chances. Shadow Wave, owned by S A Camp Farms, clocked 2:01 halves on Delaware County Fairgrounds half mile track for a 36 541 payoff. Thorpe Hanover finished second in both heats, while O'Brien Hanover ran third. Bye Bye Byrd failed to threaten.
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Japanese Baseball Is Ahead as Tickets Drive Interest
Japan’s professional baseball shows solid audience demand with eight of twelve teams drawing over 10,000 per game and four above 5,000. Kyodo News reports 64 games this year totaling 7,765,400 in attendance, about 11,874 per contest, with adult tickets from 150 to 400 yen and children half price.
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No Grudge Between Eagles and 49ers Says Shaw
Buck Shaw, fired as 49ers coach in 19H, dismisses any grudge talk about the Sunday exhibition with his Philadelphia Eagles. He says the game is between the Eagles and the 49ers, not the coaches, and stresses the match is the first NFL exhibition for both teams.
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Williams Sees Worst Batting Mark Yet Still Contends
Ted Williams, 40, rivals Pete Runnels for the American League batting title as he sits at .318 for the season. Williams remains a step behind Runnels, while Boston suffers a 4-1 loss at Kansas City. Other AL notes include Bob Cerv’s 37th homer and White Sox victory over Baltimore.
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Bassey Pep Ready For 10 Round Boston Garden Bout
Featherweight champion Hogan Bassey and former champion Willie Pep, both sharp after training, mark time for their 10 round non title clash at Boston Garden Saturday night. Pep celebrates his 36th birthday today as he considers a long career stretch. Don Rose, Columbia's new crew coach, is 5 feet 2 inches tall.
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Flanagan Beats Akins but Won’t Get Title Shot
Del Flanagan of St Paul defeated welterweight champion Virgil Akins in a non title ten round bout. Akins camp, via Bernie Glickman, stated Flanagan will not earn a title challenge while Akins holds the crown. Flanagan used speed and crisp combos to lead early as Akins struggled with cuts over his eyes.
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Ortiz 8-5 Pick To Real Busso At Madison Square Garden
New York AP Ortiz 22 meets John Busso 25 in a return 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden with Ortiz favored 8-5. The East Side rivalry reignites as both seek prestige near world title contention and Ortiz vows to reclaim the earlier decision in a closely watched rematch.
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Yankees Fearful Opponent Was Babe Ruth in Early Years
The piece notes that Babe Ruth, before joining the Yankees, was the pitcher the team feared most. As a left-handed standout with the Red Sox from 1915 to 1919, Ruth defeated New York 17 times while the Yankees won only five. Ruth’s victories included three shutouts and several close losses for NY.
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Integration Closed Schools Win On Grid
Warren County High School rallied from a 7 0 halftime deficit for a 20 13 victory over Broadway High at Front Royal. Central High School of Little Rock beat West Monroe Louisiana 21 4 on Friday night in a 3rd straight football win.
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Fog Threatens Cup Race At Newport
Fog and rain threatened to spoil Columbia's final trials for Americas Cup defense against Great Britain's Sceptre. A drizzle disrupted a planned dress rehearsal and more bad weather was forecast as Columbia and Sceptre awaited Saturday's first race in the best-of-seven series.
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Pitching standout Daley powers A’s win over Red Sox 4-1
Bud Daley pitched his first complete game of the season in a five hitter effort, striking out four as the Athletics defeated the Red Sox 4-1. Red Schoendienst led the Braves with four hits including three doubles, driving in three runs in a 9-3 win over the Cardinals.
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Braves edge Cards 9 3 as Rush earns fifth complete game
After 11 years in the majors Bob Rush will pitch in a World Series bid as the Braves beat St Louis 9 3. Rush wins his third in a row, 10 6, and eyes third starter role behind Spahn and Burdette. Aaron and Torre highlight late rally. Pafko adds a three run shot.
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International League playoff game delayed. Minneapolis routs Denver
The Associated Press report notes the Toronto at Montreal game postponed as part of the minor league playoffs. Minneapolis defeats Denver 10 to 1, taking a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series.
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