Friday's Baseball Results Skid Row Standings Report
Results show Detroit 13 over Los Angeles 4 New York 10 over Washington 8 Cleveland 7 over Minnesota 2 Kansas City 14 over Baltimore 5 Chicago 7 over Boston 4. Sunday games include Milwaukee at Houston and Philadelphia at New York with multiple two game series.
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Houston
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Wagner
Aparicio
International Fight Results Reported From Four Cities
In Totowa Herschel Jacobs, 169, White Plains NY, stopped Ducky Dietz, 175, Detroit. In St Paul Del Flanagan, 160, St Paul, outpointed Tommy Caldwell, 159, Chicago. In San Juan Ike Logart, 14742, Cuba, stopped Odulio Nunez, 155, New York. In Rome Giancarlo Garbelli, 156, Italy, outpointed Don Jordan, 151, Los Angeles.
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Totowa
N.J
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N. Y
Ducky Dietz
Detroit
ST. Paul
del Flanagan
Tommy Caldwell
Chicago
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ike Logart
Cuba
Donovan Leads Indians to Fourth Victory in Season
Dick Donovan pitched six strong hits allowed in a 7-2 win over the Minnesota Twins as Cleveland moved a game ahead in the American League standings. The win follows Donovan’s four victories this year, including two shutouts over Boston, and cements his role as a key figure in the Piersall trade.
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Piersall
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Zoilo Versalles
Woody
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Joe Nuxhall
Tiger Norm Cash
Ed Runge
Nuxhall
Ed Hurley
Angel
Bill Rigney
Chuck Tanner
Los Angles
Maryland Man Wins Record Shenandoah Downs Payoff
Calvin G. Wilhide and wife at Thurmont Maryland won a record Shenandoah Downs payoff of 17422 dollars from a handfull of twin double tickets. One ticket with four Ones produced the big win as Intrajade, the longest shot at 40 1, won by two lengths at Shenandoah Friday night.
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Sprint Stock Car Event At Bristol Sees Top Drivers Gather
Bristol Tennessee AP reports 60 of the nation's top late model stock car drivers prepare for tomorrow's Volunteer 500 at Bristol International Speedway. Only 40 of 50 entrants will race the 250 mile feature at 1 30 p.m. Weatherly of Norfolk is among entrants aiming to boost his NASCAR points lead after an early 81.062 mph warm up. Lorenzen Johns Stacy Roberts clock near 22 second half mile practice times ahead of the event.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League leaders include Flood and Landrum with high averages, Pinson and T. Davis lead runs and hits, and Koufax tops strikeouts. American League leaders feature Robinson on batting and runs batted in, with Landis and Wagner among home run leaders. Pitching leaders show Purkey and Simmons with perfect 3-0 records and 1.000 ERAs.
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St. Louis
Landrum
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Cincinnati
Javier
Moon
Los Angeles
Kuenn
San Francisco
T. Davis
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Oliver
Wills
Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Milwaukee
Post
Pagan
Purkey
Simmons
Koufax
Drysdale
Rockland Bombs Shenandoah College in 13 2 Victory
Rockland Community College of New York crushed Shenandoah College 13 to 2 yesterday. Rankin earned the win while William Ritchie took the loss after Shenandoah was held to four hits. Ed Wymer doubled and John Galovic singled for Shenandoah before Emmett Overstreet homered in the seventh. Shenandoah travels to Hagerstown Md for a Tri Valley Conference game at 2 30 p m.
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Two Close Week In Weekend Bowling Leagues
Mermaids beat Rebels 31 7 then three ties 527 527 and 550 550 marked a rare no loss and pinfall. Scores by McKee 481 and Hassen 492 led the Day two in Midway and Northside results. Hal Boone led the attack with a 618 series. Reedy topped with 606 for L J.
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Quick Amusement Ducks Triumph In Virginia League Night
Quick Amusement Co defeated Virginia Gentleman 1803 in three Independent League games at Health Center Lanes led by 587 618 598 trio. Mac Hyde 142 378 led Quick Amusement. Charles Minghini top Virginia with 133. Omps Funeral Home climbed to within a game of first by beating Sanitary Daily. Roxy Hockman led Omps with 128 120 131 for 379.
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Artie Kiracore
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Virginia
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Becky Cornwell
Derby bowler sets six game duckpin world mark
Mrs Ruby Hovanic of Derby established a six game women's duckpin world record with scores of 149 117 190 137 122 and 133 totaling 848 at Milford. She belongs to Bridgeport's 1961 national champion girls team and had 24 spares and six strikes in the event.
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Liston Denied License for Patterson Fight in New York
New York boxing commission refused Sonny Liston a license citing his criminal record and alleged associates. The Patterson Liston bout had been planned for Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds in September with possible venues in Philadelphia Chicago Seattle or Los Angeles. Liston and Patterson faced possible earnings up to six million dollars.
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Blinky) Palermo
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Carry Back Remains Favorite in Gray Lag Handicap at Aqueduct
AP report notes Carry Back, top weight 125 pounds with Manual Yeara, is the favorite for the 1 mile Gray Lag Handicap at Aqueduct worth 75 000 added. Globemaster carries 121? pounds and Yorktown 119 as strong rivals after Carry Back’s four major stake losses.
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