Tigers Drop Two Nats Outslug Indians 10 9
Tim Cullen hit a bases loaded pinch triple in the seventh to snap a 9 9 tie and lift the Washington Senators over the Cleveland Indians 10 9. Jose Cardenal and Ken McMullen each homered twice for their teams, with Cardenal also opening the game with a homer.
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River Countess Leads Payoff at Shenandoah Downs
River Countess ridden by apprentice Doug Stanley surged from the start as a 15 to 1 outsider to win the opening race at Shenandoah Downs. Irwin W. Frock trained the horse for trainer Charles T. Town. The 4-3 Dally Double produced $151.40, while the upset payout for River Countess was $32.60 straight.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
The Associated Press standings show AL leaders Detroit and Baltimore, with Cleveland Boston Oakland and New York midpack. NL leaders St Louis and San Francisco, with Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Houston and Los Angeles in pursuit. Ancient Duke North Carolina football history noted from 1888.
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Bengals Shock Steelers In Morgantown Exhibition
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 13-3 in an inter league exhibition as Dewey Warren passed for 268 yards and set up three touchdowns. The AFL leads the NFL 10-5 after two weekend games with San Diego routing the Rams 35-13 and Green Bay, Minnesota, Chicago, New Orleans posting wins.
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Whitworth Wins World Series in Springfield Ohio
Kathy Whitworth overcame a slow start to win the Ladies World Series in Springfield Ohio. After trailing Carol Mann by one shot after 27 holes, Whitworth shot 69 in the final round to finish four ahead and claim the $10,000 prize in the $35,000 event.
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Yankees sweep Tigers in doubleheader 6-5 and 5-4
Yesterday's Stars batting star Bill Robinson of the Yankees collected four hits and four RBIs to pace New York in a 6-5 win and 5-4 victory over Detroit. Pitcher Rocky Colavito earned his first major league decision with 22-3 innings of one hit relief in the first game.
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