Murphysboro Red Wings Take Lead With 9-3 Win
Murphysboro moved into sole first in the Greater Egyptian Baseball League by defeating Chester 9-3. Neunert edged Du Quoin 2-1, and Walsh shut out Anna 4-0 behind Carl Kempfer who struck out 16. Murphysboro broke a 3-3 tie with two seventh inning runs and added four more in the eighth to seal the victory.
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Minnesota and Southern California meet for NCAA baseball title
Omaha AP reports Minnesota and Southern California clash for the College World Series crown after a rain interrupted tournament. Cal handed Minnesota its first loss 4-3 in 11 innings, leaving both teams at 4-1 in the double elimination format.
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Racer Jimmy Bryan Killed in Langhorne 100 Mile Race
Jimmy Bryan, 33, Phoenix native and 1958 Indianapolis 500 winner, died from chest and internal injuries after a first-lap crash in Langhorne Speedway 100 mile National Championship big car race. Don Branson was challenging for the lead when Bryan’s car skidded and rolled. The race resumed after the fatal accident with a winner named in the report.
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Bomb scare delays Red Sox charter flight from Cleveland
The Boston Red Sox chartered plane was delayed 78 minutes on departure from Cleveland after a bomb scare. Six other United flights were checked by police. the DC7 left at 10 18 p m CDT bound for Kansas City. A caller in New York reported Cleveland has a bomb.
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Dirt track tragedy ends race in Longthorne
A 100 mile dirt track race at Longthorne Pennsylvania paused after a crash on the first lap left Bryan dead on arrival. The incident halted competition as authorities investigated the fatal rollover.
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Standings and Tuesday schedule from major leagues
Standings show New York 7-5 Chicago 5-3 Baltimore 2-1 Detroit 0-0 Boston 7-3 Cleveland 1-2 Washington 6 Kansas City 5. Boston at Kansas City and Baltimore at Chicago on Tuesday plus New York at Detroit among others. National League standings list Pittsburgh 37-21 San Francisco 34-26 Milwaukee 30-23 St Louis 29-30 Cincinnati 29-31 Los Angeles 27-31. A pair of late games: Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 6 and Philadelphia 2 San Francisco 1 in 11 innings. St Louis 4-2 Milwaukee 3-3 Cincinnati 4-7 Chicago 3-5.
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Palmer Heads For Ireland For Canada Cup Defense
Arnold Palmer, 29, the Ligonier pro, heads to Ireland with Sam Snead to represent the United States in the Canada Cup against pros from about 30 countries. The ace from the National Open win eyes a grand slam in pro golf and faces two more steps this weekend.
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Betsy Rawls Fires 69 to Win Cosmopolitan Open
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the Cosmopolitan Women’s Open at Macktown Golf Club with a 54 holes total of 208 setting an LPGA 54 hole record on a par 72 course. Bonnie Randolph finished second with 210 and Mickey Wright was third at 211.
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Naples
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San Diego
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