Yanks Stretch Win Streak To 11 With Duren Tuneup
Ryne Duren returned to form in a tuneup for the World Series, striking out the first five he faced as the Yankees beat the Senators 5-1 to extend their win streak to 11. Eli Grba pitched four scoreless innings for the win, with Bill Skowron homering late.
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MR GOETZ BREWING CO ST JOSEPH MO touts Country Club Malt Liquor as aged three times longer than beer claiming it delivers more authority Buster label highlighted as a feature in the promotion with emphasis on tradition and stronger taste.
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Rabid Foxes Killed Near Charleston After Bites
AP reports two rabid foxes killed within 15 miles of Charleston after one bit a child. Debbie Lynn Foster was bitten at her grandparents on the Poca River and will begin anti rabies shots. A fox attacker was slain by a family member. Two dogs killed a rabid fox near Clendenin on the porch.
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Matthews Eyes Brown Clash After Wins
Philadelphia lightweight Len Matthews aims for a high profile Oct. 22 Madison Square Garden TV bout against welterweight Gaspar Ortega as manager Tony Graziano seeks the deal. Lane also eyes a shot at lightweight champ Joe Brown after a first round TKO win.
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Pirates Edge Yankees in World Series Preview Highlighting Bullpen Edge
In a Forbes Field preview, the Pirates’ bullpen superiority is stressed led by Elroy Face with 10 wins and a strong starting quartet of Law Friend Mizell and Haddix. Yankees rely on Shantz Arroyo Ditmar Ford Turley Terry, but Pittsburgh’s relief and steady performers tilt the balance ahead of the 1960 Series start.
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South and East win in MFL clashes on Tuesday night
In a dazzling second half, South beat Bowling Addition 14 0 behind Charles Davis who scored 29 and 25 yard TDs. East Beckley routed West Beckley 27 0 to claim its fifth straight Midget Football win as East sits one game ahead in the standings.
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Murray Tops MAC Ground Gainer After Two Games
John Murray of Toledo leads the Mid American Conference in rushing after two games with 198 yards on 42 attempts. He has powered the Rockets to wins over Youngstown and Ohio U, ahead of Ohio U’s Bob Brooks and Western Michigan’s Paul Toth in the rushing rankings. Wayne Mauk of Bowling Green has the best per attempt average at 8.7.
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Pabst Cracks Two Records In Grand Prix at Watkins Glen
AP reports Augie Pabst of Milwaukee in an American Scarab has broken two records and ended Jaguar’s long hold on the 100 mile Grand Prix of America road race at Watkins Glen New York.
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Red Sox Fire Bucky Harris in Front Office Shakeup
Boston replaces general manager Bucky Harris and farm boss John Murphy after a brutal season. Richard O Connell becomes executive vice president and Neil Mahoney takes over as director of the minor league system. Owner Tom Yawkey unavailable. turnover follows 17-3 loss to the Orioles.
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Thompson Fails To Set Speed Record At Bonneville
Mickey Thompson of El Monte California abandoned his bid to break the world autos speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah after reaching 305 mph in a run on Tuesday. Salt bubbles formed on the 12 mile course cutting traction and causing wheel spin. Thompson and four other drivers sought to surpass the 394.1 mph mark set in 1947 by John Cobb of England.
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Mays Close 3rd In Batting Race
In the National League chase with five days left Willie Mays rises to .322 as Norm Larker and Dick Groat share the lead at .325. Groat nears return after a wrist break. Larker adds a point in the Dodgers win while Mays contributes three hits in a 3-1 loss to Chicago. Dodgers and Giants remain near the top. in the American League the Yankees extend their winning streak to 11, and Dick Stuart powers the Pirates past the Reds in 16 innings as a major league strikeout record falls for the Dodgers.
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Herd Toledo Clash Saturday In MAC Contest
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