Unitas Sparks Colts Past Cowboys in Exhibition Win
Johnny Unitas led Baltimore to a 24-10 exhibition win over Dallas in Norfolk as he delivered a second half surge with a TD pass and a rushing score. The Browns and Packers each remained undefeated in exhibition play with wins, while other NFL clubs posted mixed results across the slate. The Chargers remained unbeaten in the AFL, at 4-0, while Don Meredith and Don Heinrich added late scoring for Dallas and Oakland respectively.
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Hillyard and Carpenter Capture Jaycee Doubles Title
Paul Hillyard and Lynn Carpenter won the men doubles title at Rouss Park, defeating Paul Myers and Gordon Nelson in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Hillyard had already claimed the singles crown. trophies were awarded to the doubles champions and to Lewis Campbell and Mike Berry for junior boys doubles.
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F and M Girls Split Weekend Games
F and M Girls split weekend games beating Culpeper Lions 4 2 with Pat Perry six hitter and Connie Baker two run double. They then lost 6 5 to Hagerstown All Stars as Perry gave up four hits in a five inning start.
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Harold Arlen Seeks Strong Book for Free and Easy
Composer Harold Arlen hopes a first-rate book can salvage Free and Easy A musical score written years ago. The show tested in Paris and failed due to a weak storyline, though Arlen calls the melody very rich and the material strong.
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Kralick Fires No-Hitter for Twins as A's Halted
Jack Kralick pitched a 1-0 no hitting win over the Kansas City Athletics, seven eighths of a gem. He walked George Alusik with one out in the ninth to spoil the perfecto. The Twins plated their lone run in the seventh on Bernie Allen’s single, Versalles’ bunt and Green’s sacrifice fly.
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Halltown pounces to City League finals over Lucky Inn
Halltown advances to the City League finals by edging Lucky Inn 3-2 before about 650 fans at Senseng Park. R Hummer pitches Clarke County Esso to a 1-0 win in nine innings to force a deciding game.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Standings show New York leading with 76 wins 55 losses, Baltimore 66 64, Cleveland 63 68. Sunday results include Cleveland 10 Boston 4 and Detroit 5 Washington 3. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Washington and Cleveland at New York among others.
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Giants Top Phillies as Cepeda Drives In Two in 7-4 Win
Orlando Cepeda slugged a double and his fourth homer in three games while driving in two and scoring twice to back a 7-4 Giants victory over Philadelphia. Jack Kralick pitched a near perfect game for Minnesota, no hitting Kansas City 1-0 until a two-out walk in the ninth.
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Archer Outpoints Gonzales In New York Bout
The Associated Press reports Joey Archer from New York win a split decision over Jose Gonzales in Manhattan, with Archer scoring 158 percent to Gonzales 158 percent in a 10 round lightweight matchup. Ronnie Jones of Chicago stopped Vootichai Kanogsuk of Thailand in Manila after 3 rounds.
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Qualifying Set for State Junior Golf Championship
Richmond AP Qualifying set for the 10th annual USGA junior event at Willow Oaks. Of 245 players only 16 advance to the championship flight, with consolation flights eliminated. Defending champ Mac Carter of Petersburg clashes with Charlie McDowell Virginia Beach, Billy Herbert Roanoke, Jaycee pier Richmond, and Gary Kahan Falls Church.
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