First Race Maiden Sprint Field Reveals Close Finish
In the 1300 dollar maiden for two year olds the favorites Mr Danherst Sun Lady and De Rigueur led early. Pocket Pruner and Danny Blue trailed as Indian Raid Pam's Odds and Kerryram held mid-pack with Lakh's Nothing in the tail end.
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Kiler
de Rigueur
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Mil’r
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Zangari
Atw'l
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Baker
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Covington Takes Lead In Legion Play
Covington Post 4 leads 1 0 after a 1-0 opening victory over Churchland Post 310 in the state American Legion baseball championship series. Lefthander Bill Hepler fired a two hit 16 strikeout gem, while Bill Clark doubled in the lone run in the first inning. The series resumes tonight in Portsmouth before shifting to Covington Friday for the remainder.
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Portsmouth
Bill Hepler
Covington Post
Churchland Post
American Legion
Covington
Hepler
Churchland
Bill Clark
Dick Baldersson
Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast in Senior Middleweights
In Sacramento and Las Vegas bouts junior middleweights traded shots with Rog er Rischer winning on points over Bill McMurray while Thad Spencer stopped George Johnson in Las Vegas. Gaspar Ortega drew Gene Bryant in Portland and Stan Harrington KO’d Robert Pena in Honolulu.
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Calif
Roger Rischer
San Francisco
Bill McMurray
Las Vegas
Nev
Thad Spencer
Los Angeles
George
Scrapiron) Johnson
Oklahoma City
Portland
Ore
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Gene
Honey Bear
Stottlemyre Holds Toronto As Stout Fight Ends 1 0
Richmond edge Toronto 1-0 in 11 innings as Mel Stottlemyre threw 10 1 3 scoreless frames before Frank Carpin earned the win with two pitches. Carpin also scored on Art Lopez’s hit. Buffalo beat Columbus 10-4 while Syracuse Atlanta Rochester and Jacksonville were rained out. Houk scouted Stottlemyre. Bears lead NFL in interceptions with 36 last season.
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Associated Press
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Stottlemyre
Toronto
Frank Carpin
Carpin
Buffalo
Columbus
Syracuse
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Art Lopez
Reds Rally Twice To Sweep Braves In Rain Delayed Twin Bill
Cincinnati tops Milwaukee 5-2 and 4-2 as Leo Cardenas drives in two and John Edwards adds run producing hit. Hutchinson hospitalized for chest cancer watches from box while Reds move within 3 1/2 games of NL lead behind O Tools and Purkey. Giants-Mets go 14 innings with Jim Davenport game winner. Cubs blank Cardinals as Burdette shines and Koufax again wins. Dodgers sweep Pirates aided by Willie Davis baserunning.
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Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Braves
Hutchinson
Ned
Bill DeWitt
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
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John Edwards
Rune
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Jose Pagan
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New York
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Shenandoah Downs Leads Ladies Summer Bowling Standings
Shenandoah Downs won four of five points to stay atop the Ladies Summer League as Buckley Lages dropped to third. Standout scores include Lorraine Sealock 454 series and Connie Baker 537 series leading Shenandoah, while Hilda Easter paced Buckley Lages with 411. Shenandoah Enterprises split 2-2 with Fearless Five to move into second, led by Nellie Ebersole 530 and Marie Renner 439. Fearless Five top scorers Genev a Sealock 404 and Mickey Longerbeam 475. Spitfires shut out by Lady Bugs as Frances Morrison 491 led the losers. Veda Headley 420 led Spitfires. Five For Fun swept 4-0 behind Jean Whaley 414. Question Marks beat Nameless 3-1 on Hilda Braithwaite 507. Wanda Gilmer added 439 for Nameless.
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Northside
Shenandoah Downs
Buckley-Lages
Buckley- Lages
Lorraine Sealock
Doris Connor
Betty McKee
Connie Baker
Hilda Easter
Shenandoah Enterprises
Fearless Five
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Agnes Longerbeam
Marie Renner
Barbara Boswell
Nellie Ebersole
Geneva Sealock
Mickey Longerbeam
Lady Bugs
Spitfires
Frances Morrison
Dot Dick
Veda Headley
Five For Fun
A Forlet
Jean Whaley
Nameless
Hilda ‘Braithwaite
Juanita Kibler
Liz Butts
Wanda Gilmer
Rosa Wilcox
Esther Mitchell
Faulkner Chosen As Cup Coach
Edwin Faulkner of Swarthmore College has been selected to coach the U S Davis Cup team. He previously guided the 1924 25 26 U S squad featuring stars Bill Tilden Bill Johnston Vinnie Richards and Dick Williams.
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South Orange
N.J
Edwin Faulkner
Swarthmore College
U.S
Faulkner
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnsonton
Vinnie Richards
Dick Williams
Jurgensen Hurt In Redskins Drill
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen sustained a knee injury during a brisk scrimmage in Carlisle and was taken to Carlisle Hospital for examination after Tuesday’s drills.
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Carlisle
Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Carlisle Hospital
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