Tourney starts Monday Tee Pee nine wins 2nd round in softball
The Giants praise Masanori Murakami amid NL pennant chase as he helps San Francisco move within two games of the Dodgers. Murakami, 21, has become a key reliever with a 1 4 record in 24 appearances and blanked two outs in the ninth to seal a 3 2 win over St Louis.
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Tee Pee Mexico Food tops second round to set post season
Tee Pee Mexico Food won the second round 6-1 over Scottsdale Merchants to finish 7-0 the half and 13-1 overall. They open the tourney next Monday at 7 p.m. vs Third Ward at Soloma School. Merchants meet Engineered Sound Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in round one.
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Scottsdale Swimmers Set Records at Junior Olympics
Kendis Moore and Claudia Clark of Scottsdale set state and national marks at the Encanto Park Pool during the Junior Olympics. Moore clocked 2:37.7 in the 200-meter individual medley, while Clark captured Arizona Junior Olympics records in the 100 and 400-meter freestyle and posted a 1:14.9 in the 100-meter backstroke. Patty Moffat won the 100-meter backstroke for 13 to 14 year olds in 1:16.7.
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Sikes Holds Slim Lead in Philadelphia Golf Classic
Lan y R. H. Sikes, a young Arkansas pro, held a one stroke edge over Jack Nicklaus going into the third round at Whitem Valley. Nicklaus fired a 65 to reach 136, while Sikes stood at 135 after 36 holes. Joe Campbell and Kel Nagle tied for third at 138, with several others at 140 and beyond.
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Angels feud over Cuban rookies for ROY honor
The Angels debate whether 21-year-old Cuban lefty Marcelino Pons Lopez or Jose Domenic Cardenal will win AL Rookie of the Year. Lopez pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings for his 11th win, striking out none and allowing five hits. Cardenal added a run and a hit as Los Angeles beat Washington 6-1.
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Palmer's uneven relief in 9-4 setback to Athletics
Palmier pitched three innings in relief, allowing four earned runs on seven hits with a walk and two strikeouts as Kansas City defeated Scottsdale 9-4. Meritt earned his first major league decision after six innings of four-hit ball, while Monbouquette took the loss.
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Browns Triumph Over College All Stars 24-16
Cleveland Browns defeated the College All Stars 24 to 16 as Jim Brown and Frank Ryan led the offense. End Paul Warfield broke his left collarbone, ending his season for six weeks, while John Huarte’s absence hurt the All Stars and led to Benny Staubach’s assignment in practice.
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Yanks and Britain clash in Wightman Cup opener
In Cleveland the United States and England meet in the 37th Wightman Cup as Christine Truman hurts her ankle and may miss singles. Angela Mortimer weighs a wait and see approach while Britain considers using Virginia Wade Liz Sharkie and Nell Truman for doubles.
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