Watch for Deal Between Reds and Chiefs Sparks Trade Talk
Sports editor notes a recommended deal between the Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City Chiefs as the season nears, with interest in Sammy Meens and Claude Corbitt. The talks center on an infield upgrade and possibly outfield pieces, with bids reported around 15 000 dollars. The deal remains in active discussion as teams push to shape their late season rosters.
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Heern Emerges as Red Wings Top Reliable Hurler
Jim Hearn has become Rochester fans’ darling after joining the International League Red Wings from the St Louis Cardinals in June. He posted eight wins and three losses, delivering seven hit pitching in a 12-1 victory over the Montreal Royals. Don Richmond supplied a grand slam in the second inning as Rochester backed Hearn’s effort. The win kept the Wings four and a half games behind the league-leading Buffalo Bisons who beat the Toronto Maple Leafs. Meanwhile Syracuse defeated Baltimore, and the Jersey City Giants and Newark Bears split a doubleheader ending a seven-game losing streak for Newark.
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Doubles Today May Decide Davis Cup Title Showdown
The United States leads Australia in the Davis Cup final after two singles wins by Ted Schroeder and Pancho Gonzales. Talvert and Mulloy vs Sidwell and Bromwich in today’s decisive doubles to clinch the trophy for the U S.
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36 Hole Tilt Determines Junior Title Rivalry
Mandeville and John Florczyk clash in the 36 hole final of the Union Junior golf championship at Tecumseh Golf Club after a week of head to head matches. Mandeville beat Joan Feola 23 1 and Florczyk beat George Podolak 4 3 to reach the final with Clyde Murrock and Dick Dirks in the second flight.
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Ponder Favored In Chicago Derby Run at Washington Park
Ponder, a Calumet Farm colt, heads a field for the 39th American Derby at Washington Park mile and a quarter race. A crowd of 24 000 is expected to watch the Kentucky Derby and Akinsion Classic winner clash with rivals including stablemate De Luxe in a $67 150 first prize.
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Shreveport Sets Texas League Record For Left On Base
The Shreveport Indians stranded AL runners in a 15 to 3 loss to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma City outhit Shreveport 36 to 24. Sur left runners on base in every frame beginning with two in the first inning and three more in three other stanzas.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Baseball and Tennis Matches
Year ago Boston widened its AL lead to one game over Cleveland by beating Chicago 10-5. Three years ago Joey 5 World a surprising in round decision over Jersey Joe Walcott. Five years ago Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 12-6 to trim the Cardinals NL lead to 1 1/2 games. Ten years ago Adrian Quirk defeated Drago Mitic to clinch Davis Cup interzone final for Australia over Yugoslavia.
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Meeting of Tavern Keepers Sewling League Scheduled
A meeting of the Tavern Keepers Sewling League is slated at 8 PM Monday at the North Syvra House Tavern.
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Red Sox Narrow Gap Behind Yankees in Race
The Boston Red Sox surge, led by Mel Parnell’s 20th win and Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr’s power, cut New York’s AL lead to a game and a half after sweeping the White Sox. Cleveland beat the Yankees 5-3, shrinking the margin while St Louis and Brooklyn won to stay atop the NL.
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Riley Hanover Captures Slowhegan Free-for-All at Roosevelt
Riley Hanover, a six year old bay gelding owned by Russell W. Hudson of Frankford Del, won the Slowhegan free-for-all pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 02. The victory came a length ahead of Indian Lang driven by Gene Abde and a third by Imz Creed. The $5,050 purse marked Indian Land’s return as co holder of this season’s world record of 2 014.35, while Wh Mum Erving faded in the stretch after leading.
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Bell Wins Over Horne in Long Beach Bout
Tommy Bell of Youngstown Ohio earned a 10 round split decision over Sonny Horne of Niles Ohio at Long Beach Stadium. Bell floored Horne in round four with a overhand right. Horne mounted a late rally but Bell led on two judges while the referee scored for Horne. The crowd of about 3 000 watched the bout.
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Columbus Park Lake scowling leaves enters new loop
A new sailing loop begins at Columbus Park Lake with 20 teams, no handicap, starting Sept. A maximum team average of 50 will permit a team to enter. Information available by contacting Win Schedinge at 1641 Genesee St.
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World's Best Golfers in Rochester
Amateur champions from 216 shoremakers compete for the U S title at Oak Hills East, Rochester, as Wille Turnesa defends his crown. Notables include Mac McCready, Ponnie Whit, Frank Stranshan, Joe Carr, Skee Riegel, Ted Bishop, Charles Evans Jr, Gay Brewer, Harvie Ward, and Ken Owns. The event spans 16,800 yards of course with eliminations midweek and a 36-hole final on Saturday.
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Bills Fall to Hornets in Eastern Title Race
Chicago Hornets, formerly the Rockets, rallied to defeat the Bills for a fast 14 point lead. Jim McCarthy spearheaded late offense as Chicago secured a decisive win amid an active league schedule. The season’s title race continues with two key matchups in San Francisco and Akron, while Cleveland’s Browns beat the Yankees 28 21 at half time.
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Grummans Hand Haberies Setback In Exhibition Game
Roy Stevenson pitched a nine hitter for the Grummans while the Yankees 1k Lone Island defeated the Hab Deries of Syracuse 4 1 in an exhibition at MC AL Field. Rod Felasco and others contributed hits as Grummans gathered five off Bob Weizand and Jack Curtin in a rough first game.
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Bellevue Veterans vie for Syracuse senior crown title
Two Bellevue veterans Dr. Wiliam Pelow and Dick Stroud reached the in hole final in the Syracuse senior golf championship. Pelow won 2 up over Lindenherz. Stroud beat Paul Lambert 2 and 1. Other finalists included Parslow and Gilmore. final matches set with Pelow’s birdie finish and Stroud’s late surge.
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Chiefs End Win Streak in Split Double Bill
The Chiefs saw their eight game win streak snapped in the nightcap as Baltimore hitters led a strong attack. Red Shokes and Al Mele homered early for the Chiefs, while Prendergast sparked the Orioles with a third inning double as Baltimore swept part of the double bill.
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Solvay and Oswego Oppose Dells in State Softball Tourney
In Manchester this afternoon Solvay and Oswego face Syracuse champion Dells as the state softball tournament advances. Five-hit pitching by Dick Silverthorn led the Dells to an 8-6 win over Oswego in a night game.
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