Broad Box Score Fragments From Colorful Baseball Doubleheader
Snapshot of a two game MLB split with Kansas City Boston and Cleveland Washington results. Notable performances include Piersall Malzone Lemon Smith Woodling Wertz and the Philadelphia Milwaukee tilt with Ashburn Repulski and Bruton producing RBI and runs.
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Chicago and New York Battle In Low-Scoring Game
In a tight matchup, New York defeats Chicago 3 to 4 with Fox, Martie, and Doby leading the offense. Donovan pitches eight innings for the win while La Palme and Cicotte held Chicago scoreless late. Attendance reaches 63,787 as Rommel Napp and Stevens are noted in U ratings.
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High School Basketball Scores and Player Totals
A scrambled recap shows multiple players and teams with scoring lines. Notable names include Maxwell, Moore, Busby, Hoeft, Sleater, Lee, Aber, and Durh m. The fragment lists game abbreviations, inning-like runs, and final totals with limited context and unclear dates.
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National League Game Ends in Double Shootout
New York drives past Chicago 7 5 in a late thriller as OConnell Mays and Spencer drive runs. Barclay and Moryn lead Chicago with solo shots and steady relief, while Drabowsky keeps New York at bay in a tight nine.
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Mets vs. Dodgers: Drysdale Defeated as Jackson Wins
In a 9 inning game Drysdale allows four runs with one balk call scoring, while Jackson earns the win with 5 strikeouts. Labine works 6 innings, Moon homers and Cimoli fans 28 as Brooklyn loses to St. Louis.
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Cornell rowers sweep Intercollegiate Varsity race
Syracuse report says Cornell completed an all-win campaign by taking the varsity race by twelve lengths over Penn. In tennis Mimi Arnold of Redwood City and Ashley Cooper of Australia won the London Lawn Tennis Championships.
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ASC Stadium Planned for 1958 Football Season
Arizona State College at Tempe will seek a 1958 opening for a 30 000 seat stadium after selecting Tempe Butte as the site. Regent John Jacobs defended the decision, citing terrain leveling costs and river bottom protection as key factors. Critics, including Tempe booster Jim Coles, urged reconsideration and possible delay.
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Jelks Sells Half Interest in Star Thoroughbred Old Pueblo
J. Rubin Jelks sold a half interest in Old Pueblo to Atholl McBean of San Francisco for an undisclosed sum. The colt, bought for $11,500 at Del Mar from McBean’s son Peter, has won three straight starts and is valued by the Daily Racing Form at over $100,000. Jelks will retain management and Old Pueblo is aimed at the $75,000 Starlet Stakes on July 18.
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Bedal Dominates Arizona Jalopy Race In Tucson
A 30-car field entered the Arizona Racing Assn. jalopy event at Tucson Speedway. Coolidge’s Harry Bedal led the 40-lap main from lap two and held off Paul Crow and Hank Arnold, who finished second and third respectively. Trophy dash and heats highlighted the program with Bedal earning the main victory.
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Y Swimmers Score Close Win At State AAU Meet
The Tucson YMCA boys aged 11-13 scored 7814 points at Mesa to edge Encanto Aquatic Club for the state AAU championship. Encanto took 77 points in second. The Mesa Aquatic Club won the girls division with 65 points while Lynn Otto of the Y and Gene Binnon tied for high point honors in the 13-year-old group. Harry Williams won the 40 meter freestyle and Andy Shetter won the same event for the boys. Williams is 13 and Shetter 12.
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Tucson
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City County Leagues Baseball and Softball Schedule
City and county recreation leagues list games at Esteven Park and Oury Park with daily matchups for boys and girls divisions. The schedule spans Monday through Sunday featuring Lobos, Bentz Cougars, Marana Flyers, All Stars, Public Mortgage, Sahuarita, Tucson Bears, Hughes Aircraft, Weece Pirates, Western States Insurance, Soleng Center, Cat s versus Rascals and multiple other teams across baseball and softball events.
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Cine Plaza Flirts
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Home Runs Decide Two Arizona-Mexico Games
Two league games last night produced decisive homers. Cananea beat Phoenix 26 10 to pull a full game ahead. Mexicali defeated Las Vegas 8 7 with Beto Barbon homering twice. Tucson edged Phoenix 4 3 in 10 innings as Israel Ferrer won his ninth.
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Tucson and Phoenix Bowlers Split Four Game Series
In a weekend Lucky Strike Bowl match, Tucson and Phoenix keglers split the four game series with Tucson posting 3719 to Phoenix 3698. Lyle Beers led Tucson with 836 and Earl Loucks paced Phoenix A with 787, while Huffly topped the B teams with 236. The teams plan another clash at Melrose Lanes in Phoenix.
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Sam Hanks wins 300 mile model stock car race in Trenton
Sam Hanks of Pacific Palisades California matched his Indianapolis Speedway victory by winning the 300 mile model stock car race in Trenton New Jersey at an average speed of 64.166 miles per hour.
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Paris Tonight Hamia Bassey Meet For World Title Fight
Cherif Hamia the No 1 French contender faces Hogan Kid Bassey the No 2 Nigerian in a 15 round world featherweight title bout in Paris. Hamia beat Costa Chestnut and Berrios in recent showings as Bassey won over Berri os in Washington. Also on tap Tony Dibiase meets Gale Kerwin at St Nicholas Arena and Boyd duels Castellani at Chicago Stadium broadcast on ABC TV.
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Records Fall In AAU Meet In Dayton Ohio
Three American and ten meet records were set as the 69th AAU track and field championships concluded in Dayton. Lincoln won the mile in 4 06.1 to set a meet mark while Bowden finished third at 4 07.2, behind Seaman. Backus set a 56 pound weight record and Davis and Kyle also posted American and AAU standards.
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