Short Grows Taller After Frustrating NL Contenders
Pitcher Chris Short stands 6 4 and 205 pounds and has been a bright spot for the Phillies in July, beating the Dodgers in LA and besting the Giants in San Francisco. He has eight hits allowed and eight strikeouts in his start against San Francisco, marking his fourth win against nine losses on the season. The Pirates topped Houston 4 2, while Boston snapped a nine-game skid by edging Minnesota 5 4 in other action.
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Bowling notices at Rudy's Bowl Thursday meeting
Bowling league at Rudy's Bowl invites interest in joining. One team is needed and an organizational meeting will be held Thursday at 6 pm for new members to attend and participate.
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League leaders home runs and runs batted in
National League leaders include McCovey Giants 33 and Aaron Braves 28 with Cepeda and Mays also high. In the American League, Stuart Red Sox 28 and Killebrew Twins 26 top the list, while batting in leaders include Aston Braves 87 and White Cards 82. Pitching highlights feature Parancaki Dodgers 11-2 and Koufax Dodgers 18-5 in the NL. Bouton Yankees 15-5 and Ford Yankees 17-8 lead AL pitching.
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Two to Tango Sonny Liston Title Dream Seen by Jones
New Yorker Jones, ranked second to Cassius Clay and Liston rival, says he could beat Liston for the heavyweight title and that the big purse would follow. Manager Koskowitz objects to foes and notes Jones weighs about 185 to 190 pounds for the Liston bout plan. Jones and wife Starley expect another child in October, joining six-year-old Theresa.
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Birthday No 101 for Stagg in Stockton and San Francisco
Amos Alonzo Stagg is celebrated as a 101st birthday figure with a Stockton Lions Club banquet and a San Francisco party featuring a huge cake. It’s unclear if Stagg will attend due to his health, though he feels okay.
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Northfield pace entries and participants list
Readable listing of Northfield pace entries with multiple horses and handlers. Includes pace segments labeled FIRST through NINTH with participant names such as Longchance Bobby McKlye Adam Wick Gleemer Shagananda Direct Treblith and others, plus gendered names and possible horse names and owners.
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Mike Moore
Mane Hale
Guy Spencer
Javeett ‘Bute
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Sonny Advani Chalidale
Hutchinson Calls to Legalize the Spitball in MLB
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson urges major league officials to legalize the spitball arguing it is no more dangerous than the knuckleball and would ease umpire burdens. He notes many pitchers throw it in the league and contends enforcement is unfair while recalling his own attempts and failures to master the pitch. Hutchinson also recalls historical attempts to police doctored balls and emphasizes umpire accountability.
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Randall Mainth Clm Entry Names and Weights
The text lists Randall Mainth with a 31.300 line and four senior entries. It mentions up to one mile and a 1/16 segment with names including On The Grass imegen 118 Surtpax An Sal's Request 111 Brindy Deep 119 Quick Brreze 111 Fagle Balm 103 Cavalry Sword 19 Zoon 11g, indicating a racing or measurement record with multiple entries and weights.
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Ussery Dominates Saratoga With Four Wins
Bob Ussery, the leading jockey at the meet, won four races at Saratoga Monday. He took Restless Native in the second, Pertirax in the fifth, Louis Hildy in the sixth, and Guyna Rung in the ninth, each priced at odds and purses.
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Steelers sign two players as roster changes swirl
The Steelers announced activity in the NFLs revolving door as linebackers Clendon Thomas and Ken Kirk ended bids elsewhere and headed to camp while rookie BA George of Murray State was placed on waivers. The Gor man Trophy tennis matches will be staged in West Liberty with teams from the United States and Canada competing August 16–17 at Segniory Club Montoledo.
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Eagles face extended absence for Peaks with chipped ulna
The Philadelphia Eagles lose fullback Clarence Peaks to a chipped fracture of the left ulna after the Eagle Baltimore clash. Originally expected to miss three weeks, team officials now project approximately six weeks out as the injury compounds the offense’s season-long injury concerns.
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Eight-run rally fails in church league tournament
In Elyma Church Softball League action the First Congregational Church fell 12 to 9 to Washington Avenue Combsian Church after an eight-run sixth inning. Washington led 11 after five innings, with Dr Robert Stevenson and Roger Stevenson each collecting three hits and Doug Harnson and Dick Weller homering. Grace Lutheran beat St Andrew's 8-2 as Jack Strauss and Ken Sooy had two hits apiece. Bob Boylan led St Andrew's with three. First Methodist Church defeated St Paul 12-10, despite a late St Paul rally. Amherst beat Trinity Lutheran 7-5 in the remaining tourney game.
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