Baseball Scores and Reactions From a Turbulent Night
A detailed recap of MLB outcomes across divisions. Cardinals beat the Dodgers 11-10, Cubs toppled the Giants 5-4, Phillies swept Reds 3-1, and Braves’ Juan Pizarro delivered a pivotal two-run double. Dodgers rallied with Howard's pinch homer. amateur managers shuffled lineups, and pennant races tightened as Cardinals gained ground.
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Lm Bun
Vandals Try Speed Upgrade Against Washington
Idaho coach Sir Stahley shuffled lineups and moved tackle Ron Is to change the left side as the Vandals, counting on speed in both the line and backfield, prepare to face Washington after a loss to California.
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Ees
Jim Presta
Gowan and Yokayo Bowl Share League Bowling Headlines
Gowan posted a 579 series with two 200 games despite a 159 second game. Yokayo Bowl dominated with a 2783 series, a 1011 pin second game, and a 927 average for the night. Multiple players from Ukiah clubs, 7-11, Samoa, and Lido posted notable scores including Paladini 226, Gubit 573, and Canclin 193 in a 526 series as Yokayo topped rivals.
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Moschetti Motors
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Pop Parducci
Wes Greatt
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Dolph Parducci
Ed Radcliff
Lou Grams
Shorty Harris
Deno Canclin
Lid
Fraley's Follies Picks Upsets in Weekend Football
Oscar Fraley surveys college football action with bold picks across conferences. He forecasts Northwestern over Oklahoma to shake the Big Ten title race and lists numerous head‑to‑head results with colorful commentary on players and teams.
Chicago Celebrates Sox pennant at Cleveland clinch night
Chicago erupted after the Sox clinched the American League pennant at Cleveland. Police prepared traffic plans as revelers flooded State Street and surrounding areas from the Loop to Midway Airport, celebrating into the night with cheers and toasts.
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49ers Lose Pace and Hit 35-Player Roster Limit
San Francisco Forty Niners suffer a season blow as halfback Jim Pace likely out for the year due to torn knee cartilage. Pace requires surgery and is placed on injured reserve, leaving the team with 36 players including seven rookies.
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Pace
University of Michigan
FBI arrests boxing figures in federal corruption crackdown
Frankie Carbo and Truman Gibson Jr. head a round of six boxing officials named in 10 count indictments for attempting to muscle in on welterweight Don Jordan. FBI and Justice Department action targets underworld infiltration with threats of violence and long prison terms if found guilty. Carbo, in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, faces arraignment while associates including Frank Palermo Joseph Sica Louis Tom Drana and co conspirator William Daly are also named.
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Joseph Sica
Los Angeles
Louis Tom Drana
West Covina
Calif
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Englewood
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Justice Department
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Donald Paul Nesseth
Covina
Jordan
Jackie Leonard
Baltimore Favored In Colts Lions Opener
The Baltimore Colts are 14 to 1/4 point favorites to beat the Detroit Lions as they open the defense of their Western Division title in Baltimore. The New York Giants are three point underdogs for their season opener with the Rams in Los Angeles Coliseum. The Cleveland Browns also start Saturday night underdogs in Pittsburgh. Several other Week One matchups show favorites including the Bears, Cardinals, and 49ers. NBC CBS game details note the Rams offense vs Giants defense. Injuries listed for Orr McLarren Butler Howley Henke Pace and others.
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Jim Pace
Ellis Faces Calhoun In Tonight's TV Bout
Chicago boxers Ellis and Calhoun meet on a Wednesday TV fight feature. Ellis, 22, earnings guaranteed around 4000 dollars, aims to prove himself on TV. Calhoun, 25, begins a comeback after losses to Spider Webb and recent results.
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UPI
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National Boxing Association
Friends of Gus Press for Return Ahead of Hearing
In New York, friends of Duy D Amato urged him to come back from Puerto Rico for Tuesday's New York State Athletic Commission hearing. The session will review the promotion of the June 26 fight, the Patterson Johansson bout in which Johansson won the heavyweight title.
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