Hollywood Edges Seattle in 12th for PCL Contender Push
The Hollywood Stars defeated Seattle 3-2 in 12 innings as Carlos Bernier delivered a bases loaded single in the bottom of the 12th. Bob Garber struck out 14 over 9 2/3, passing the league leader in strikeouts, with Hollywood moving within four games of first and two of second in the Pacific Coast League standings.
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Orr
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Turk Lown
John
Ray Jablonski
Angels
Hal Rice
Gene Mauch
Pads
Indians hope big pennant push starts with strong win
Cleveland comes off a 6-3 victory over the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, their 8th win in 15 games, as manager Al Lopez reports the club healthier with Lemon nearing a return. Sal Maglie joins the rotation, and Al Rosen shows signs of regaining form after a four for four day. Lopez says the team is ready to roll.
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Lemon
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al Rosen
Indians
Sal Maglie
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Maglie
Washington
Sal
Tiny
Gold Cup Racers Qualifying For Sunday Classic
Seven boats seek spots in Seattle on Lake Washington for the 48th Gold Cup, needing three laps at over 85 mph. Slo-Mo-Shun IV leads a field that includes Tempo VII and Miss Thriftway, with more hopefuls and a shaky Such Crust III from Detroit after a near-shore sinking.
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Miss Cadillac
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Gale V
Joe Schoenith
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Standings and results from Pacific Coast and American leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle leads with 73 wins 53 losses ahead of San Diego 72 56 and Hollywood 69 57. Portland and Los Angeles follow as Oakland Sacramento Oakland and San Francisco chase playoff spots with varying games back. In the American League Chicago tops at 63 41 with Cleveland 64 42 close behind. New York and Boston trail as Detroit, Washington, Baltimore, and Kansas City compete for spots. Friday and Thursday results include Portland at San Francisco and Oakland at Sacramento with several 10 inning games, and pitches set for Saturday matchups.
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Tam O'Shanter Tourney Second Round Pursuit Of Pros
In Chicago the Tam O'Shanter All American tournament enters round two with top pros chasing Arnold Palmer Wally Ulrich and Ted Kroll. Palmer and Ulrich lead as 43 of 146 pros posted par or better first round scores.
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Oakland
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Palm Springs
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Mich
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Honolulu
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Cedartown
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Clarksville
Tenn
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England
Yankees Slump Pushes Them Toward Midpack Standings
The Yankees have slid to third as they post an 11-18 mark since July 4, while Boston and Cleveland press their pennant bids with strong runs. The Red Sox moved within two games of the lead after a 7-3 win over Chicago as Detroit and Baltimore also show late-season momentum amid the pennant race.
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Injuries Force Williams To Quit Baseball
Davey Williams of the New York Giants will quit baseball after Mayo Clinic doctors advised retirement due to spinal arthritis and a possible slipped disk. The 27 year old infielder had been under treatment in Rochester, and Sid Hartman quoted Williams saying he wore the uniform for the last time and played last year with painkillers.
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Gen Linscott Beats Al Andrews in Pontiac Bout
UNITED PRESS results show Gen Linscott of Pontiac outpointing Al Andrews in a 10 round boxing match. In Phillipsburg Tommy Bain from Indianapolis outpointed Babe Beau Jack of New York over eight rounds.
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al Andrews
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Ind
Babe Beau Jack
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Banks Aims for All-Time Home Run Record
Chicago Cubs star Ernie Banks, age 24, needs four more homers to set the all-time mark for a shortstop. He hit his 34th 35th and 36th of the week against Pittsburgh to tie for the major league lead and would join Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig among early giants if he reaches 39. He also aims to become the first player with five grand slams in a season, with 43 games remaining.
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Ukiah Dolphins Defeated by Santa Rosa in Ukiah Pool Meet
Santa Rosa swim club defeated Ukiah 152 to 45 at the Ukiah pool. John family led with four awards including two firsts. Joan Snyder was Ukiah's only triple winner with thirds in free style, backstroke, and butterfly for girls 12 and under.
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