A's Win 4-3 as Nash earns fifth straight victory
A's rookie Jim Nash hot streak continued with a 4-3 win over Washington, his fifth straight victory since joining Kansas City. Nash, 21, has a 2.65 ERA with 43 strikeouts after moving up from Mobile in July. Cleveland edged Baltimore 3-1 and other AL results included Minnesota 2-1 Boston, California 11-7 NY.
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Hatchery Lobsters Life Odds Delayed Maturity
The average newly hatched lobster has one chance in a million to reach maturity. Hatchery raised lobsters receive protection during infancy reducing the odds to one in a hundred.
Two Area Men Stay Undefeated in Horseshoe Tourney
Murray Utah AP five men remained undefeated in the World Horseshoe Pitching Championships preliminary rounds. The remaining six games of the 11 game round robin were to be completed today. The top 18 move to final rounds Saturday. Seven players had one loss on Thursday including Ray Martin Philo Illinois and Gary Fransworth Bloomington Illinois.
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Ashe Released for Davis Cup Return in Tennis Circuit
Arthur Ashe, recently commissioned as a Army second lieutenant, plans to join the U S Davis Cup team in Cleveland next week after warming up in Nassau Bowl action. He aims to contribute to the U S climb toward December's Australia challenge while competing in Newport Longwood Forest Hills events and coordinating with teammates Ralston Graebner Richey Riessen.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Schedule
National League action lists Los Angeles Koufax 17 5 at Houston Farrell 4 7 with night games in St Louis New York San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Atlanta Philadelphia. American League standings show Baltimore leading with 70 wins and 37 losses, Detroit California Cleveland Minnesota Chicago New York Kansas City Washington Boston in pursuit with a full slate of games on Thursday and tonight.
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Three Upsets Head Junior Amateur Golf
In Whittier California three top contenders in the 19th U S G A Junior Golf Championships were upset. Defending champion James Masserio of Pittsburgh was defeated by Andy North of Madison Wisconsin 5 3 in the second round after an earlier morning win. Lloyd Sibler of Portsmouth Virginia and Terry Jas trow of Midland Texas also faced setbacks as the field advanced.
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Announcer Capossela Sets Record With 70 000 Calls
Fred Capossela, 63, once New York state billiard champion, says he has called about 70 000 straight horse races at Saratoga Hialeah Aqueduct and Belmont with only minor slips such as misnaming Aching Feet as Aching Back. He lives in Baldwin New York.
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Thursday Stars and Batting Shifts in Tight MLB Contests
Gary Bell allowed three hits as the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1. Ron Swoboda delivered a pinch hit three run homer for the New York Mets in an 8-6 win over the San Francisco Giants, knocking the Giants from first in the National League.
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McQuagg Bids For 2nd Win At Dixie 400
Sam McQuagg of Columbus Ga led Dixie 400 qualifying at Daytona in a 1966 Dodge with 148.026 mph as 17 drivers earned spots in the $69,000 race. Curtis Turner set the track record the previous day while Dieringer Johns Blackburn McDonald Carrington and Manning followed McQuagg in speeds.
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Austin Texas Claims Largest Capitol Building
Autsin Texas asserts its Capitol is the largest state building in the nation, highlighting its size and prominence as a landmark.
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Morey and Gray Lead Western Amateur After Round Two
Dale Morey 47 from High Point NC and Downing Gray 28 of Pensacola Fla tied for the Western Amateur lead at 140 after the second round at Pinehurst Country Club No 2. Morey fired 69 with 25 putts and 11 one putts while Gray shot 70. Charlie Smith 72 is one behind at 141, with a crowded field at 142 143 and 53 players advancing to the cut for 36 holes and match play.
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