Willie Mays Hitting Surge Boosts Giants But Dodgers Still Lead
Willie Mays raises batting to .281 with 13 hits in 31 at bats as the Giants win four straight, 86 over the Mets. McCovey adds three hits and two RBIs in a 12-hit attack. Mets drop to a road futility record of 47 games away from home. Pirates beat Koufax as Clemente belts a three-run homer. Cardinals beat Braves. Reds edge Cubs. Colts blank Phillies.
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Riverside Teams Defeat Washington in Double Youth Games
Riverside beat Washington 5 to 4 in Babe Ruth action as Robertson won on the mound with Tom Lowe starting for Washington. Riverside led 3 runs in the first, added one in the third and fifth, while Washington scored in the second on a Deaton single. In Little League, Yeggy allowed only two hits as Riverside toppled Washington 11 to 3, with Krantz homering in the third and adding a triple and two singles. Washington’s Steele pitched and took eight hits.
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al Downing
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le Kirkland
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Fox Closing In On 2500 Hits As Sox Win Big
Fox, 35, needs three more hits to reach 2,500 for his career placing him with Eddie Collins Nap Lajoie Frankie Frisch Charlie Gehringer and Rogers Hornsby among the greatest second basemen. He drove in three runs with two singles and scored in a 9 3 victory over Detroit as Chicago moved within eight games of first.
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Grid All Stars Tussle Bears in Scrimmage Clash
Evanston Illinois UPI reports the College All Stars train hard for August 2 game with the Green Bay Packers after a narrow one point loss. The Bears beat the All Stars 13 to 12 in a Bears camp scrimmage at Rensselaer Indiana. Roger Le Clerc kicked the decisive conversion. The scrimmage featured 188 offensive plays with no kickoffs or punts. Bob Jencks of Miami of Ohio added two field goals to put the All Stars ahead in the second period.
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Thursday's Resorts Chicago 4 Detroit 3 Los Angeles 5 New York 0 Kansas City 2 Boston 0
Sports score roundup lists Thursday results for major league games with Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Kansas City, Boston, Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, and Washington noted.
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Wellman MYF Ice Cream Social Benefits UN Trip
The Senior high MYF of Asbury Methodist Church Wellman hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn July 31 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. A UN benefit activity helps raise funds for a trip to the United Nations and Washington, D.C. The public is invited.
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Mantle Faces Possible Season-Ending Injury Status
New York reports Mickey Mantle, hampered by a knee cartilage loosening and a prior left knee injury, faces an uncertain return as Yankee officials say surgery may wait until season’s end. Mantle, 40, has endured a string of injuries since 1951 and did not attend Thursday’s briefing. The team postponed a full update while doctors assess the latest setback and whether pinches could occur before the end of the season.
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Twins and Giants Split Games In Girls Softball
Twins rally for a 10 9 come from behind win Wednesday as the Twins and Giants split a two game series. Thursday the Twins shut out the Giants 3 2 with Karla Kneen delivering a bases clearing hit.
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Karla Kneen
Becky Meyers
Jean Wolf
Donna Proudfit
Paula Harvey
Janet Flickinger
Peggy Rich
Cindy McCall
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Shari Hernandez
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Lake Darling
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Tri County Team Wins Babe Ruth District Final
The Tri County Babe Ruth squad defeated Oskaloosa All Stars 12 to 5 in Osceola to capture the district title. Dale Hill of Riverside hit two home runs, including a bases loaded grand slam, as Tri County win pitcher Denny Klein earned the victory. The team, largely from Ainsworth and Riverside, advances to Ottumwa for the state tournament with a first round game set for Friday August 2 at 130 p.m.
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Joe Jones Slam Beats Fairfield In Mt Pleasant Tourney
Washington YMCA sponsored high school team beat Fairfield 6 to 2 at Mt Pleasant after a five inning rally capped by Joe Jones grand slam with two outs in the fifth. Bob McClure earned the win, Blough the loss, as Fairfield plated two in the sixth before a victory for Washington advances to finals at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Revered Everett Burnam to Speak at Washington Church
Ten years ago today Rev. Everett K. Burnam former Washington resident will speak at Washington Methodist Church during morning worship. Burnam now attends Garrett Biblical Institute and serves as pastor at Dan ielson Methodist Church. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett R Burnham of Washington.
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