Coca Cola Edges Lucky Inn To Force Playoff Monday
Coca Cola rallied for a 10 46 victory over Lucky Inn at Senseay Park on the final regular season night. The win ties Coke and Lucky Inn for a 10 4 league mark and sets a Monday playoff to decide the fourth postseason berth.
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Briton Wightman Cup Team Favored Over U S in Chicago
Great Britain brings four top women amateurs to face the United States as favorites in the Wightman Cup opener on Saddle Club courts. Teenagers lead US hopes with Billie Moffitt and Deirdre Catt facing Ann Haydon and Angela MorTimer as the five-match program unfolds.
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Carlos Salzedo Dies Noted Composer Harpist Conductor
Carlos Salzedo, 76, renowned composer, harpist, conductor and pedagogue, died of a heart attack on the Colby College campus in Waterville Maine where he was to judge a Metropolitan Opera audition. He resided in New York City.
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Notice of Funds Transfer for Flor ence B Slonaker Estate
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester announces its intention under Virginia law to pay over funds belonging to Florence B Slonaker deceased. Ralph W Haines Executor of the Estate of Florence B Slonaker, Hampshire County West Virginia, will receive the money after thirty days from publication.
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Almond Honors Fenwick With Plaque for 27 Years on Commission
Richmond Virginia Gov. J my Almond presented State Sen. Charles R. Fenwick a plaque and gavel in salute to 27 years on the State Athletic Commission. Fenwick, a former boxing and football standout, joined the panel at its 1934 founding and helped shape major professional athletics laws.
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Indian Spring Open Draws Carrying Strain on Pros
Traveling golf pros cope with stronger par as the $35 prize opens at Indian Spring Country Club in Silver Spring Md. After two rounds, 4 of 135 starters remain under par. Billy Maxwell of Dallas shot 69 for a two round total one stroke behind the leader.
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Minor League Standings Reported by Associated Press
Pacific Coast League scores Seattle 5 Salt Lake City 4 Tacoma 4 Portland 2 Hawaii 5 Vancouver 2 Spokane 7 San Diego 1 International League Jersey City 2-2 Buffalo 1.3 Rochester 8 Richmond 3 Columbus 7 Syracuse 3 Toronto 5 Charleston 0 Louisville 8 Houston 4 Indianapolis 6 Dallas-fort North Denver at Omaha postponed.
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Ten Minor Clubs Aim for Crown in Weekend Tournament
Ten youth baseball teams compete in a six game schedule with Berryville Ave Laundromat 13 4 leading and Lupton 0 15 at risk. Huntsberry 9 4 and Green Chemical 10 8 are contenders as Fraternal Order of Police 10 9 faces Shoecenter 7 8 in the finale. About 200 boys participate this season with majors next year possible.
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Major League Leaders Shortlist Highlights From 1960 Season
American League batting leader Howard of New York posts .353 with 275 at bats while Cash of Detroit hits .352. Mantle and Maris pace runs with 105 and 101 respectively, Maris driving in 113 as the top RBI man. Notes include Robinson and Kaline in hits and doubles, Aparicio’s 41 stolen bases, and pitching leaders Ford and Terry with high win counts and strikeouts.
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Dodgers slump deepens as losing streak hits five
Dodgers drop their fifth straight, swept by Giants with two hits and a ninth-inning threat. Reds extend win streak to five with 6-3 over St. Louis as Ken Johnson shines. Phillies set modern record with 21st straight defeat to Milwaukee, Braves win eighth in a row. Other scores include Cubs 2 Phillies 1 in 11, Yankees fall to Indians 5-1, Detroit 5 Boston 0, Baltimor e 3 2 Washington, Kansas City 3-1 Chicago White Sox, Angels 5 Minnesota 2.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From League Action
Teams from New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Chicago Kansas City and more posted results. Friday results include Chicago 2 Pitt 1 and Cincinnati 6 St Louis 3 with San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1 in 10 innings. Today's and Sunday's games list matchups across divisions.
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Reds Clinch Lead With 6-3 Win Over Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis 6-3 as Ken Johnson notched his fourth win since July 21 and the team kept its front-running pace in the chase for the NL pennant. Hutchinson cited teammates Frank Robinson Gordon Coleman Eddie Kasko and strong infield defense as key contributors.
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Toronto
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Gordie Coleman
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Historical MLB Records and Notable Baseball Facts
The text recalls the 1906 Boston Red Sox, the 1916 and 1943 Philadelphia A's, and the all time win record of 24 set by Cleveland in 1899. It notes a Cubs game where Ernie Banks doubled to win and Dick Ellsworth improved to 7-7 while Tom Sturdivant fell to 7-7. It also mentions the Butterfield Route from St Louis to California.
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Tom Sturdivant
Chemistry Professor Sets Clay Target Records in Ohio
VANDALIA Ohio AP a chemistry professor cracks records at the 62nd Grand American Trapshoot as 100 000 targets are fired with a target of fewer than two misses per 100. He broke 100 straight Friday as the event opened with finals through the next week in Paris meanwhile.
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